Motorola Mobility T6FN1 Portable PCS GSM Transceiver User Manual Exhibit 8 Users Manual

Motorola Mobility LLC Portable PCS GSM Transceiver Exhibit 8 Users Manual

Exhibit 8 Users Manual

APPLICANT: MOTOROLA, INC. FCC ID: IHDT6FN1 INSTRUCTION MANUAL An English version preliminary draft copy of the Users Manual follows. Note: Please disregard reference to “Bluetooth”, which is not applicable for FCC ID: IHDT6FN1. EXHIBIT 8
ENGLISH1IntroductionIntroductionCongratulations on being the owner of a brand new Motorola mobile phone.In addition to making calls, MMS, Email, and Internet access, you can use a good many otherfunctions just like those of a Multimedia Palm, such as multifunction Address Book, Date Book,Note Pad, Audio Recorder, Camera, Paint, Media Center, My Document (File Manager),Bluetooth, Modem and Data Synchronizer. Wireless GPRS downloading will extend your phonefunctions and close up to your life.The product brings innovative concepts to mobile communication with its colorful touch screenand graphic interfaces, which offer streamlined operation, enhanced functionality, and "One-Touch" information acquisition and processing.It is designed with a unique open display window to deliver you more careful consideration andmake your info fetching more convenient and rapid. Either in office or at home, you'll feel more delighted with a distinct function that sends yourDate Book in short messages. You'll enjoy your creativeness by composing pictures, photos, animations, and musical pieces inyour individual style with the Paint and distributing them in short messages. The new Media Center will provide you with audio and video refreshment in your spare time. The unique Camera function makes it possible to share wonderfulness with your friends any-where and anytime, by taking pictures simply and easily. Although the product is excellently designed for wonderfulness, you can only make perfect useof it with your understanding and imagination. Look into the manual and see how you can entera splendid world of communication.Introduction
ENGLISHIntroduction2IntroductionCopyright Description1. Java and all other Java-based logos are all trademarks or registered trademarks ofSUN Corporation in America or other countries.2. The product adopts "iType" technology and font of Agfa Monotype Corporation.3. Refer to the Appendix for GNU copyright information.
ENGLISH3ContentsContentsContentsIntroductionCongratulationsSafety InformationChapter 1 Getting StartedFunctions of External KeysSIM Card, BatteryCharging the BatteryTurning on Your PhoneTurning off Your PhoneScreen Display and OperationFunctions of External Display (when flip closed)About terms and pictures used in the manual to describe operationsChapter 2 Entry MethodsHandwritingPinyin BoardEnglish BoardNumeric PadFunctional Buttons
ENGLISHContents4ContentsChapter 3 Phone FunctionSending a Phone CallDialing an Emergency NumberReceiving a Phone CallDialing an International CallDirectly Dialing Extension or VoicemailDialing an Extension NumberIn-Call FunctionsTurbo DialDialing a Number Stored in SIM CardMultiparty Conversation (Making a Conference Call)Transferring a CallCalls RecordCall CostMy Tel. NumberNetwork SetupChapter 4 Address BookShowing Address Book ListAdding New ContactsCopying Contact Data Information
ENGLISH5ContentsContentsDeleting a ContactSearching for a ContactViewing Owner's InformationSending VcardsChapter 5 Message CenterInboxViewing MessagesWriting a Short MessageSignature SetupSending a MessageOutboxDraftsTrashSIM CardPrivate FolderMMSChapter 6 EmailMailbox SetupWriting and Sending Emails
ENGLISHContents6ContentsReceiving, Viewing, Reading a Mail or Sorting MailsPrivate FolderChapter 7 BrowserActivating WAP BrowserBrowsing Information and Using Access FunctionDownloading FilesChapter 8 CameraView-FindingShootPreview or Delete Video or PhotoEffectsSetup OptionsChapter 9 Media CenterPlaying Audio and Video FilesChapter 10 Picsel BrowserViewSpecial FunctionsPreferred Setting
ENGLISH7ContentsContentsChapter 11 Date BookMonth ViewDay ViewWeek ViewAdding a New EventEditing an EventDeleting an EventDate Book SetupChapter 12 TasksViewing TasksCreating, Editing, and Saving a TaskChapter 13 Note PadChapter 14 PaintChapter 15 RecorderChapter 16 My DocumentEditing Files and FoldersCreating a New FolderViewing by
ENGLISHContents8ContentsSortingSearchingFolder TreeChapter 17 ShareReceiving DataSending DataChapter 18 Alarm Clock and Worldwide ClockAlarmsWorldwide ClockChapter 19 CalculatorChapter 20 BluetoothTurning on BluetoothViewing, Adding, and Setting Bluetooth DevicesUsing Bluetooth for Information TransmissionChapter 21 STK ApplicationChapter 22 NetworkNetwork
ENGLISH9ContentsContentsProfilesChapter 23 SecurityChapter 24 ThemeSelecting a themeConfiguring a themeChapter 25 SetupLanguageTime and DateVolume SetupEntry SetupTouch Screen CalibrationBacklight SetupVoice Recognition SetupInfrared ReceivingPower ManagementMaster ResetMaster Clear
ENGLISHContents10 ContentsChapter 26 Voice InstructionLoading Voice RecognitionUsing Voice RecognitionRecitingList of Voice Instruction and FunctionsChapter 27 Data SynchronizationChapter 28 ModemChapter 29 VPN (Virtual Private Network)Creating New PolicyLogging into the VPNChapter 30 TroubleshootingChapter 31 Specific Absorption RateThis model phone meets the international requirements for exposure to radio waves.Chapter 32 AppendixNote:The functions available on this mobile phone may vary in different regions and nations. Please contactyour local customer service centers, agencies or retailers if you have any question about the mobile phonefunctions. Motorola reserves all rights to revise and change this user's manual without obligation to notifyany person of such revisions or changes.
11Safety InformationSafety InformationIMPORTANT INFORMATION ON SAFE AND EFFICIENT OPERATION. READ THIS INFOR-MATION BEFORE USING YOUR PHONE.The information provided in this document supersedes the general safety information in userguides published prior to December 1, 2002.Exposure To Radio Frequency (RF) EnergyYour phone contains a transmitter and a receiver. When it is ON, it receives and transmits RFenergy. When you communicate with your phone, the system handling your call controls thepower level at which your phone transmits.Your Motorola phone is designed to comply with local regulatory requirements in your countryconcerning exposure of human beings to RF energy.Operational PrecautionsTo assure optimal phone performance and make sure human exposure to RF energy is withinthe guidelines set forth in the relevant standards, always adhere to the following procedures.External Antenna CareUse only the supplied or Motorola-approved replacement antenna. Unauthorised antennas,modifications, or attachments could damage the phone.Do NOT hold the external antenna when the phone is IN USE. Holding the external antennaaffects call quality and may cause the phone to operate at a higher power level than needed. Inaddition, use of unauthorised antennas may result in non-compliance with the local regulatorySafety and General InformationENGLISH
ENGLISHSafety Information12 Safety Informationrequirements in your country.Phone OperationWhen placing or receiving a phone call, hold your phone as you would a wireline telephone.Body-Worn OperationTo maintain compliance with RF energy exposure guidelines, if you wear a phone on your bodywhen transmitting, always place the phone in a Motorola-supplied or approved clip, holder, hol-ster, case, or body harness for this phone, if available. Use of accessories not approved byMotorola may exceed RF energy exposure guidelines. If you do not use one of the body-wornaccessories approved or supplied by Motorola, and are not using the phone held in the normaluse position, ensure the phone and its antenna are at least 1 inch (2.5 centimetres) from yourbody when transmitting.Data OperationWhen using any data feature of the phone, with or without an accessory cable, position thephone and its antenna at least 1 inch (2.5 centimetres) from your body.Approved AccessoriesUse of accessories not approved by Motorola, including but not limited to batteries and antenna,may cause your phone to exceed RF energy exposure guidelines. For a list of approvedMotorola accessories, visit our website at www.Motorola.com.RF Energy Interference/Compatibility
13Safety InformationSafety InformationNote: Nearly every electronic device is susceptible to RF energy interference from externalsources if inadequately shielded, designed, or otherwise configured for RF energy compatibility.In some circumstances your phone may cause interference.FacilitiesTurn off your phone in any facility where posted notices instruct you to do so. These facilitiesmay include hospitals or health care facilities that may be using equipment that is sensitive toexternal RF energy.AircraftWhen instructed to do so, turn off your phone when on board an aircraft. Any use of a phonemust be in accordance with applicable regulations per airline crew instructions.Medical DevicesPacemakersPacemaker manufacturers recommend that a minimum separation of 6 inches (15 centimetres)be maintained between a handheld wireless phone and a pacemaker.Persons with pacemakers should:•ALWAYS keep the phone more than 6 inches (15 centimetres) from your pacemaker whenthe phone is turned ON.•NOT carry the phone in the breast pocket.ENGLISH
ENGLISHSafety Information14 Safety Information•Use the ear opposite the pacemaker to minimise the potential for interference.•Turn OFF the phone immediately if you have any reason to suspect that interference is tak-ing place.Hearing AidsSome digital wireless phones may interfere with some hearing aids. In the event of such inter-ference, you may want to consult your hearing aid manufacturer to discuss alternatives.Other Medical DevicesIf you use any other personal medical device, consult the manufacturer of your device to deter-mine if it is adequately shielded from RF energy. Your GP may be able to assist you in obtainingthis information.Use While DrivingCheck the laws and regulations on the use of phones in the area where you drive. Always obeythem.When using your phone while driving, please:•Give full attention to driving and to the road.•Use hands-free operation, if available.•Pull off the road and park before making or answering a call if driving conditions so require.
ENGLISH15Safety InformationSafety InformationOperational WarningsFor Vehicles With an Air BagDo not place a phone in the area over an air bag or in the air bag deployment area. Air bagsinflate with great force. If a phone is placed in the air bag deployment area and the air baginflates, the phone may be propelled with great force and cause serious injury to occupants ofthe vehicle.Potentially Explosive AtmospheresTurn off your phone prior to entering any area with a potentially explosive atmosphere, unless itis a phone type especially qualified for use in such areas and certified as "Intrinsically Safe." Donot remove, install, or charge batteries in such areas. Sparks in a potentially explosive atmos-phere can cause an explosion or fire resulting in bodily injury or even death.Note: The areas with potentially explosive atmospheres referred to above include fuelling areassuch as below decks on boats, fuel or chemical transfer or storage facilities, areas where the aircontains chemicals or particles, such as grain, dust, or metal powders. Areas with potentiallyexplosive atmospheres are often but not always posted.Blasting Caps and AreasTo avoid possible interference with blasting operations, turn OFF your phone when you are nearelectrical blasting caps, in a blasting area, or in areas posted "Turn off electronic devices." Obeyall signs and instructions.
ENGLISHSafety Information16 Safety InformationBatteriesBatteries can cause property damage and/or bodily injury such as burns if a conductive materialsuch as jewellery, keys, or beaded chains touch exposed terminals. The conductive materialmay complete an electrical circuit (short circuit) and become quite hot. Exercise care in handlingany charged battery, particularly when placing it inside a pocket, bag, or other container withmetal objects. Use only Motorola original batteries and chargers.Your battery or phone may contain symbols, defined as follows:Symbols DefinitionImportant safety information will follow.Your battery or phone should not be disposed of in a fire..Your battery or phone may require recycling in accordance with local laws. Contactyour local regulatory authorities for more information.Your battery or phone should not be thrown in the trash.Your phone contains an internal lithium ion battery.Seizures/BlackoutsSome people may be susceptible to epileptic seizures or blackouts when exposed to blinkinglights, such as when watching television or playing video games. These seizures or blackoutsmay occur even if a person never had a previous seizure or blackout.
ENGLISH17Safety InformationSafety InformationIf you have experienced seizures or blackouts, or if you have a family history of such occur-rences, please consult with your doctor before playing video games on your phone or enablinga blinking-lights feature on your phone. (The blinking-light feature is not available on all prod-ucts.)Parents should monitor their children's use of video game or other features that incorporateblinking lights on the phones. All persons should discontinue use and consult a doctor if any ofthe following symptoms occur: convulsion, eye or muscle twitching, loss of awareness, involun-tary movements, or disorientation.To limit the likelihood of such symptoms, please take the following safety precautions:•Do not play or use a blinking-lights feature if you are tired or need sleep.•Take a minimum of a 15-minute break hourly. •Play in a room in which all lights are on.•Play at the farthest distance possible from the screen.Repetitive Motion InjuriesWhen you play games on your phone, you may experience occasional discomfort in yourhands, arms, shoulders, neck, or other parts of your body. Follow these instructions to avoidproblems such as tendonitis, carpal tunnel syndrome, or other musculoskeletal disorders:•Take a minimum 15-minute break every hour of game playing.•If your hands, wrists, or arms become tired or sore while playing, stop and rest for severalhours before playing again. •If you continue to have sore hands, wrists, or arms during or after play, stop playing and seea doctor.
ENGLISHSafety Information18 Safety InformationEuropean Union Directives Conformance StatementThe above gives an example of a typical ProductApproval Number.You can view your product's Declaration ofConformity (DoC) to Directive 1999/5/EC (theR&TTE Directive) at www.motorola.com/rtte - tofind your DoC, enter the product ApprovalNumber from your product's label in the "Search"bar on the Web site
ENGLISH19Getting StartedGetting StartedChapter 1 Getting StartedNote Do not touch the touch screen with sharp objects or dirty stylus. Do notuse the stylus when its point is broken; Otherwise, your touch screen maybe damaged. It is a normal phenomenon that the screen responds slowerin low temperature.Functions of External KeysYour phone appears as follows.Power KeyUp/Down Navigation KeyScroll the screen to showthe content in the previ-ous or the next screen.Touch ScreenQuick Function KeyIn most screen status,press the key to return tothe main screen.Recorder SoftkeyWhen you are in a call, youcan press the key to start orterminate recording.When your phone is idleand the cover is closed,you can press the key todisplay the time and date.Transparent Display WindowIf the cover is closed,the prompting messagewill be shown in the win-dow when receivingincoming calls or shortmessages.Charger slot/Data line slot
ENGLISHGetting Started20 Getting StartedVolume Key 1. Increase/decrease the volume in a call. 2. Navigate through and select various functional symbols on the Main Menu Screenin combination with the Select Key.3. Adjust the focus in the Camera function screen. 4. Silence the ringing of an incoming call when the phone cover is closed.5. Adjust the player volume when playing back audio or video files in the media center. SpeakerCamera LenIR InterfaceHeadset JackVolume KeyStylusSelect Key (Voice Instruction Key)
ENGLISH21Getting StartedGetting StartedSelect Key1. Perform selection function in combination with the Volume Key without touching the screen. 2. Switch between portrait and landscape in the Camera function screen.3. Press and hold the key to active voice recognition system, enabling the voice dialing function.SIM Card, BatteryThe SIM (Subscriber Identity Module) card is used to store the telephone numberoffered by your network operator as well as details on other services. You may alsouse it to store frequently-used telephone numbers and information on persons. Note The SIM card is necessary for wireless communication, such as making acall or sending a short message. Certain networks allow you to dial emer-gency numbers using your phone without a SIM card being inserted.Note Please keep your SIM card with care. Never bend or scratch it. Avoid hav-ing it exposed to static electricity or water.Note Power off your phone to replace the battery or remove/install the SIM card.Operate as follows to install a battery and SIM card (it is unnecessary to remove the battery when using the phone for the first time):
ENGLISHGetting Started22 Getting Started1. Hold the phone body face-down in your palm;2. Press the release button and slide down the back cover with the other hand toremove the cover. 3. Insert the SIM card into the SIM slot. Make sure the corner cutting of the card isaligned to the notch of the slot and the gold plate of the card faces downward. 4. Insert the battery into the compartment, with the metallic contacts facing down. 5. Push down the other end of the battery until it snaps into the compartment.6. Replace the back cover and slide it forward completely.Tips If problems occur on your SIM card, contact your network operator.TipsA new battery would reach its best performance after several full charge/dis-charge cycles. Do not use the battery in extremely low temperature.Tips Battery performance and maintenance:1. Always use the batteries and battery chargers approved by Motorola Corporation.The phone warranty does not cover damage caused by using non-Motorola-approved batteries and/or battery chargers.
ENGLISH23Getting Started2. Maintain the battery at or near room temperature when charging.3. Batteries to be left unused for an extended time period should be discharged andsaved in a cold, dark, and dry place. 4. Over extended periods of time, batteries gradually wear down and require longercharging times. This is normal. If you charge your battery regularly and notice adecrease in talk time or an increase in charging time, then it is probably time to pur-chase a new battery.Charging the BatteryA travel charger may be used to charge the battery equipped in your phone as follows:1. Ensure your phone is equipped with a battery.2. Plug the connector of the charger into the bottom slot of your phone.3. Plug the other end of the travel charger into an appropriate AC outlet.Note Use a special battery charger designed for A760 ; Make sure the local AC voltage is accordance with the rated voltage of the charger; Use anappropriate adapter plug.4. Your phone emits an alerting tone when the charging is initiated. You may chargeyour phone when it is powered on or off. 5. When the charging is completed, disconnect the power supply and unplug thephone from the charger.Getting Started
ENGLISH 24 Getting StartedTurning on Your Phone Open the phone cover Press and hold the key. Your phone starts andopens the Main Screen.Additional steps may be required to power on the phone if you enabled SIM PINand unlocking code for enhanced security and functional flexibility.Your phone displays "No SIM Card" if you have inserted no SIM card. In such acase, two options are available: Antenna Off or Antenna On.Turning off Your PhoneOpen the phone cover in the standbymode. Press and hold the key for awhile until the phone screen disappears.Screen Display and OperationThe phone is designed with a brand new con-cept that combines functionalities of both amobile and a Palm PC. You may operate justlike you do on a Palm PC, using a stylus sup-plied with the phone to touch the transparentGUI interface on the LCD touch screen for func-tion selection, writing, drawing, and messageGetting StartedScreen 1Screen 2 Screen 3BluetoothThemeNetworkCalendar TasksDrawing PadNote PadSecuritySetupMediaRecent Call CameraBrowserThemeEmailNetwork
ENGLISH25Getting Startedentry. The WYSIWYG interface combines information display with your operation. Sufficientinformation display is available that varies according to the current function. You may proceedwith simple operations just according to screen instructions. Functions of Internal DisplayWhen you turn on your phone, it displays Main Screen 1, as shown in Figure 1. To access otherthree Main Screens, tap the Page label on the left side of the screen and you may navigatethrough Main Screen 2, 3, and 4 (see Figure 2, 3, and 4). These screens contain certain func-tional icons, each of which may be used to access a specific function. 1. The top buttons bar includes:Main Screen button: Tap the button and the phone will display the Main Screen.Address Book button: Tap the button and the phone will display the contact list.Message button: Tap the button to bring the phone into the message function.Phone Function button: Tap the button and the phone will display the dialpad.Prompt button: The button will be displayed at the top of the screen when the phone receiv-ing a missed call or a new message. Tap the button to display a list of relevant information.2. Icons in the status bar indicate operating mode, including:Signal Strength Indicator: The indicator shows the signal strength. The more verticalbars visible, the more intense the signal.Getting Started
ENGLISH 26 Getting StartedPhone Function Off: Indicates the communication function (such as making calls) isnot available and the phone is in the Palm mode;GPRS The indicator means your phone is in a network with GPRS support and theGPRS function of your phone has been enabled. "GPRS" in dark indicates you havenot subscribed for the function or the function is not available right now. If "GPRS" ishighlighted, you have subscribed for the function and the function is available rightnow. Contact your network operator for details. Clock: Your phone shows the time.Battery Level Indicator: Shows the amount of charge remained in your batteryfrom exhausted to full.Tap on the status bar to list the current device status. You may view the network cur-rently in use, whether the phone function is turned on or off, or the battery level.3. Function Bar includes:Vibration/Ring (See the following icons): Tap the icon to select how your phone wouldremind you, vibrating or just ringing.Ring on an incoming call (message);Vibrate on an incoming call (message); Vibrate first and then ring on an incoming call (message);Getting Started
ENGLISH27Getting StartedKeep silence on an incoming call (message).Network operator symbol: The name of the network operator will be displayed if theSIM card you have inserted functions normally.Return button.Tap the icon to pop up a menu, from which you may select an option. You maymodify how or in what sequence the functional icons would be displayed, down-load or remove an application, or view the memory status.4. Function icon: You may tap any of the icons from the function zone to call up afunction screen corresponding to the icon.Records on calls received, missed, and dialedTo take a picture or record a video; To view, send, or receive emails;To open the WAP browser for Internet access;To set up and connect to the network;Getting StartedRecent CallCameraEmailBrowserNetwork
ENGLISH 28 Getting StartedFor personalized configuration;You may view files in PDF, Word, or Excel format;To show the Date Book and make arrangements; A memo for daily affairs;To record your idea anywhere and anytime; To edit pictures; To activate the Recorder function for quick and easy information recording; To list, view, and manage your files;To activate Data Synchronization for data exchange between your phone and certain devices, i.e. a computer; Modem;Getting StartedThemeCalendarTasksNote PadDrawing PadRecorderFile ManagerSync
ENGLISH29Getting StartedTo playback audio and video files;An alarm clock to remind you at certain time and date;To set up and view the time of the main cities in the world;To use the Calculator function;To show a list of devices for data transmission; For security and codes setup;To completely personalize your phone; To activate the STK function and show a list of available services; To connect your phone to VPN (Virtual Private Network)Functions of External Display(when flip closed)Getting StartedMediaAlarm ClockWorldTimeCalculatorBluetoothSecuritySetupVPN
ENGLISH 30 Getting StartedAnswering a Call Say you receive a call. If the caller's name and picture are stored in your phone, they will be displayedon the External Screen; otherwise, only the number of the caller and a default picture displays. Openthe phone cover; press the Answer key to answer the call. You may also answer the call by simplyopening the phone cover, provided that you have enabled the "Open Cover to Answer" to answer, Receiving Short MessagesWhen your phone receives a short message, the External Screen prompts you that a new message is received. Alarm NotificationIf you have specified an alarm clock and now it's time you previously specified for alerting, yourphone notifies you and the External Screen shows an alarm clock symbol as well as the time. Ringer VolumePress and hold the Volume Key to show a list of ringer volumes on the ExternalScreen. To navigate through the list, press the Volume +/- Key.About terms and pictures used in the manual to describe operations"Tap": Touch the screen using the stylus briefly, on a specific place such as a button or function icon. "Tap and Hold": Touch the screen using the stylus for a few seconds, on a specific place suchas a button or function icon.Pictures are given in the manual for functional description purpose only. Displays on your phonemay be different. Refer to your phone for details.Getting Started
ENGLISH31Entry MethodsEntry MethodsChapter 2 Entry MethodsYour phone offers several easy-to-use text entry methods to help you utilize certainfunctions. Generally, you may tap a text entry area where you would enter text to bringup a text entry box, where you can select from these methods for entry. Tips 1. To activate an entry method, tap on the area where you want to entertext. A method is automatically indicated on the text entry box based onthe nature (the entry requirements) of the field. For example, once youtap on the Number field of your Address Book, a Numeric keypad auto-matically displays on the entry screen. 2. Sometimes you would like to specify the main Entry Method in the EntrySetup; otherwise, the latest method you selected will be shown. 3. If you hide the entry method, you may pressthe keypad icon appeared at the bottom ofthe screen to reselect another method. Theentry box will never cover the part of textentry field where the cursor locates. Whenyou have entered considerable amount oftext, you may tap the Up/Down arrow to viewupper or lower text. Prediction SectionChoice Section Select Numbersor Symbols
ENGLISHEntry Methods32 Entry MethodsHandwritingAs the primary text entry method for your phone, Handwriting pad is available in any function wheretext entry is necessary. It employs Motorola's Wisdom Pen - an advanced handwriting recognitiontechnology - to make it simple and easy for you to enter Chinese characters, English words, andsymbols. To activate the Handwriting pad, tap the Entry Method button in the text entry window andselect Handwriting. A Handwriting pad will be shown at the bottom of screen like that in the figure.Before entering text with the Handwriting pad, you should determine which type of text you will enter:Chinese, abc, or 123, by tapping the appropriate symbol. Now you may write in the Writing Pane.When you finish writing, pause to wait for your phone to select andput recognized characters into the entry screen. If your phone putsan undesired character, you may tap another character in theChoice Section to replace it. The character will be inserted at thecursor location. The entry method is designed with a predictive func-tion. In the Prediction Section, a character may be highlighted toindicate that it can be a second character to combine with the firstword into a common phrase. Tap the character to enter it at the cur-sor location. Pinyin BoardIf you select Pinyin Keyboard, a simulated Pinyin keyboardappears on the screen to allow you enter Chinese characters byusing pinyin, as shown in figure 1. To enter a Chinese character,Figure 2Figure 1
ENGLISH33Entry MethodsEntry Methodstap keyboard letters with your stylus pen, in a sequence to spell the corresponding pinyin. Theletters you enter are displayed in the Pinyin Section and correspondingChinese characters are shown in the Choice Section. To see additionalcharacters for choice, tap the Previous or Next button. Once youfind the right character, tap it to enter it at the flash cursor location on theentry field. English Board If you select English Keyboard, a simulated English key-board appears, as shown in the right Figure 2. You maytap the key of a letter or number to enter the letter or num-ber at the cursor location. Numeric PadThe method is mainly used for code entry. You may enter digitals and symbols (typi-cally used in codes, such as symbol 'P' and '*') quickly and easily. Select Numeric Pad to show a simulated Numeric Pad (see Figure 1). Tap a Numerickey to enter a digit at the cursor location.Figure 2Figure 1
ENGLISHEntry Methods34 Entry MethodsFunctional Buttons An icon may be seen in any of the above pads. The icon indicates the SymbolPad, as shown in Figure 2. To enter a symbol to the cursor location, tap the key of thesymbol you want on the pad. By tapping ,you may lock or hide the Symbol Pad.Note:In the text input mode, you should tap the numeric symbol icon on the writepad to enter the symbol input panel.Tips The flash cursor indicates the current entry location in the text entry field.As you tap on the field with your stylus pen, the cursor moves to thetapped point. Such a feature may be used to insert a new characterbetween two existing characters or to delete an existing character.To delete the character just preceding the cursor location, tap . When you areentering characters, you may tap the Enter Key to move the cursor to the next line.To insert a blank between two characters, tap . A blank is entered following thecursor.Note:Display of icons may vary in different entry pads. Please refer toNote:your phone for details.
ENGLISH35Phone FunctionPhone FunctionNoteThe phone function is available only when you have turned on the PhoneFunction (i.e. in the Phone Mode) and your phone is within network coverage. Sending a Phone CallTipsYou have many choices to dial a number in addition to those methods you normally use. Youcan: dial a number from the Address Book; dial a number stored in your SIM card; pick up anddial a number from a received message; dial a number from a missed call; and dial a numberfrom a received call. You may also use the Speed Dialing function to dial specific numbers.Your phone is equipped with a number of functions such as Call Transfer, Call Divert, andConference Call to improve your communication efficiency. It also records the telephone num-bers of your recently received calls. In control of these functions, you will find that your phoneis powerful in making your work and life more convenient. Please refer to the relevant sectionsin the manual for details on how to use these functions.1.Tap in the Main Menu Screen to bring up a new screen, as shown in the Figure.2.To send a call, tap the digit keys. The number you entered displays in the Numberfield, where the last digit before the cursor may be deleted by tapping key.You may also tap and hold the Number field to pop up the Edit menu;3.Tap Send to dial the number;4.When you want to finish the call, tap End or rotate your phone'scover closed to end it; TipsTap to select a number you want to dial from a list of calls record. Chapter 3 Phone FunctionSend
ENGLISHPhone Function36 Phone FunctionTips Tap or a shortcut softkey to return to the Main ScreenTipsYou may tap the Redial key to show the last number you dialed during the current power-on of your phone,provided that no number appears in the Number Field. To dial the telephone number, tap the Send key. TipsWhen you have established a connection to a number successfully, you may tap the Keypad button on theleft side of the screen to open the dialpad screen, on which you may dial an extension number or enter digits.Dialing an Emergency NumberYour network operator specifies one or more emergency phone numbers (such as 112) that you may dialunder any circumstances. Wherever a network is available, you may dial the emergency number by tappingthe symbol to show up the Dialpad Screen, even when no SIM card is inserted in your phone.Tips Network support is required to use the function.TipsEmergency numbers vary in different countries. Emergency number(s) in your phonemay be unavailable in certain area. Sometimes you cannot make an emergency calldue to network coverage, surrounding environments, and other interferences.Receiving a Phone CallWhen you receive a call, your phone may ring, vibrate, or keep silence, with a screen display as shownin Figure 1. Tap Answer to answer the call. To finish the call, tap End or close your phone's cover.Tap Ignore to hang up. Tap Busy to hang up and transmit a busy tone to the caller via the network.
ENGLISH37Phone FunctionPhone FunctionTipsIf "Flip Answer" is enabled (refer to description on "Flip Answer"), you mayreceive a phone call by simply opening the cover. TipsWhen you are using the Phone Function, icons for phone functions visible onthe buttons bar on top of the screen may vary depending on the calling status.The iconindicates that your have not dialed a number or youare not talking. The icon indicates that your phone is in dialingor talking.TipsBoth the display and the function of the functions bar may vary depend-ing on the calling status. Tap the menu key in the function bar to popup a list of functions, as shown in Figure 2. You may tap any other func-tion displayed on the list. These functions are corresponding to the cur-rent status. Options in the list also vary depending on the calling status.TipsYou may press the Receive button on the headset to receive a phone call, providedthat you have inserted a headset equipped with a Receive button into the phone.Dialing an International CallTo add the international dialing prefix "+", and then tap and hold "0" for severalseconds. Icon "+" displays in the Number Field. Alternatively, you may tap the MenuFigure 1Figure 2Incoming Call...Busy Ignore AnswerConnectedHoldNew CallTransferMy NumberEnd
ENGLISHPhone Function38 Phone FunctionKey and then tap Insert to select Insert International Dialing Prefix . Enter the international access codefor the country to which you are dialing. Enter the phone number. Tap Send to make your international call.Directly Dialing Extension or VoicemailThe phone allows you to dial an extension or voicemail directly. You may insert a Pause symbol indigits of a telephone number. When you dial the number, your phone would not dial the digits fol-lowing the Pause symbol until it receives an answer from the called party. When an answer isreceived, the phone proceeds with the extension number. To dial a number with a Pause symbol,1. Enter the telephone number as normal;2.When you need to insert a Pause symbol, tap the menu key and select Insert\Insert Pausefrom the popup menu. A symbol 'P' (the Pause symbol) displays in the Number Field.3. Enter the extension number.4. When all the digits have been entered, tap Send.TipsYou may follow the above steps to insert a Wait symbol "W". When your phone dials the digits pre-ceding the symbol "W", it waits for connecting before it proceeds with digits following the symbol.Dialing an Extension NumberTo dial an extension number during a call, tap the Keypad button to pop up the dial-
ENGLISH39Phone FunctionPhone Functionpad. To return to the on-call status screen, Tap .NoteTo dial an extension number, never tap Send at the bottom of the Dial Screen.In-Call FunctionsNote Function availability varies depending on your network operator and yoursubscription for the function.When you are in a call:Tap Hold to put the current call on hold. Tap Mute to close the speaker and tap Mute again toresume. Tap Keypad button to switch the screen to the Dialpad screen, on which you maydial another number or an extension number. Tap Menu key to show a menu containing:New Call: The option functions just as the Keypad button ; that is, you may dial another number.Call Transfer: Enter a number via the Dialpad screen. Tap Send again to transfer acall to the number you entered. Refer to "Transferring a Call" for details.My Tel. Number: Show your phone number.Holding a Call and Dialing another NumberNote: Function availability varies depending on your network operator and yoursubscription for the function.
ENGLISHPhone Function40 Phone FunctionWhen you are in a call, you see a screen as shown in Figure 1:1. Tap the Keypad button2. Enter a new phone number and tap Send to dial it. If you dialsuccessfully, the first call is brought into "On Holding" and youmay talk with a third party. The screen is as Figure 2. Switching between two CallsNote: Function availability varies depending on your networkoperator and your subscription for the function. When a first call is on hold and a second call is in progress, asshown in Figure 2: 1. Tap Menu key and Switch to put the current active call onhold and bring the current on-hold one to be active. You cantalk to any of both parties in turn. However, only one of bothparties can hear your voice at a time; the party on hold canhear nothing from you; 2. Tap End to end the current active call.Figure 1Figure 2ConnectedHoldEndMute SpkrConnectedLink Mute SpkrEndOn Hold
ENGLISH41Phone FunctionPhone FunctionTransferring a CallNote:Function availability varies depending on your network operatorand your subscription for the function. The function allows you totransfer the current active call to a fixed telephone or a handset.When you are in a call:1. Tap the menu key as shown in Figure 1. Tap Transfer in thepopup menu to show the Dialpad screen;2. Enter a number and tap Send to dial it. The call will be trans-ferred to the number you entered. Turbo DialThe Turbo dial function allows you to store up to 9 frequently used numberson your phone. You may dial a number anytime, by tapping and holding adigit key, without entering the number one digit after another. However, youmust store these numbers in the Turbo Dial List beforehand.The function is very convenient for you to dial frequently used numbers.Note: The digit "0" is not used for storing Turbo Dial numbers.1. Press in the Main Screen to show the Dialpad screen;2. Press and hold a digit key until your phone dials the numberstored in the key (a location). Figure 1Figure 2ConnectedHoldNew CallTransferMy NumberEndRedialTurbo Dialing isnot setup. Wouldyou like to Set it upnow?Cancel OK
ENGLISHPhone Function42 Phone FunctionIf no number has been stored in the digit key, your phone displays a screen asking you whetherto set up Turbo Dial, as shown in Figure 2. Tap OK to call up the setup program for Turbo Dial.3. Enter the Turbo dialing number you need for the digit key. Tap Ok to save your setting.Dialing a Number Stored in SIM CardYou may directly dial numbers stored in your SIM card (Total numbers that may be saved in the SIMcard depends on the SIM card). The function enables you to dial a specific number without entering itone digit after another. 1. Press in the Main Screen to show the Dialpad screen;2. Tap the Digit keys to enter the serial number of the locationused to store the number in the SIM card; 3. Tap to show the Confirm screen for SIM card dialing asshown in the right figure;4. Tap Send to dial the number.Tips:If you have entered a blank location No. (On your SIMcard) where no number has been stored, your phone displays "The SIM entryis empty".Multiparty Conversation (Making a Conference Call)RedialCancel Make Call
43Phone FunctionPhone FunctionNote:Function availability varies depending on your network oper-ator and your subscription for the function. The functionallows you to link the current active call and those calls onholding. You may make a multiparty conversation.During the conversation, voice of any conference party will be heard byall other parties. You may also add additional parties to your conferenceor split any conference member as appropriately. Initiating a Multiparty Conversation (Conference Call)To initiate a multiparty conversation, operate as follows:1. Dial the first party of the multiparty conversation;2.Put the first call on hold and dial another phone number (another party of the multipartyconversation to be made). Refer to Holding a Call and Dialing another Number for relative infor-mation; 3.Tap Link as shown in Figure 1 to establish a multiparty conversation among the current activeparty and the party on hold. To add a new member to the multiparty conversation, you mayperform it by making a new call. When you receive a new call, you may answer the incoming(or waiting) call. However, once the new call is connected, the original multiparty conversa-tion is put on hold. Tap Link to establish a new multiparty conversation between the new call-ing party, which is currently active, and the multiparty conversation on hold.Splitting a Multiparty Conversation (Conference Call) MemberFigure 1Figure 2EndEndNew CallEnd All CallsDisconnectMy NumberConnectedConnectedConferenceCallHold MuteSpkrConferenceCallHoldENGLISH
ENGLISHPhone Function44 Phone Function1. Tap Menu Key in the screen as shown in Figure 2 on the multipartyconversation. Tap Disconnect2. Select a member (telephone number or name), whom you wish tosplit from the multiparty conversation, from the checkbox;3. Tap Split to split the selected member; and then return to the in-call status; 4. You may privately talk to the party split from the multiparty conversationwhile keeping on hold the multiparty conversation among other parties.And then the private call may be terminated to re-establish a multipartyconversation with the original conference temporarily on hold.Alternatively, you may choose not to terminate the completed private call.If you do so, tap Link Calls to continue the multiparty conversation.Handling a Third Incoming CallSay your phone has an on-holding call and an active call (that is, it has two calls). If you receivea third call, the screen will be displayed as shown in the Figure. Now, you must terminate eitherof both active parties before you may receive calls from the third party:1. If you select Drop Active Call and tap Answer, you may answer the third incoming call by terminating thecurrently active call;2. If you select Drop hold call and tap Answer, you may answer the third incoming call by terminating thecall previously on hold and putting the currently active call on hold. 3. If you tap Busy, the third incoming call will be terminated and a busy tone will be sent out. Alternatively,you may temporarily left the third incoming call unhandled and continue your existing calls. In such acase, the caller of the third incoming call will hear "The call waiting function is available for the otherOn HoldIncoming CallDrop active callDrop hold callEndBusy Ignore Answer
ENGLISH45Phone FunctionPhone Functionparty of the calling" or something alike, provided that you have set the callwaiting status as "On". Actually, when you do this, you just behave as notanswering the third incoming call;4. When finished the current calling, you may return to the Step 1 to end either ofthe existing calls and answer to a third incoming call.Transferring a CallNote: Network support is necessary for the function.The function allows you to transfer the voice, fax, or data calls you receive toanother number. You may set what, where, and when the calls may be transferred.Tap in the Main Screen to enter into the Dialpad. Tap and selectSetup\Call Divert to open the Transfer Setup Screen, as shown in Figure 1.1. Select the type of calls to be transferred by tapping Voice Calls, FaxCalls, and Data Calls; 2. The phone will show a list of options for call Divert if you select VoiceCalls. Select an option. Tap the checkbox preceding Activate Divert atthe center of the screen. An icon appears. Enter the target numberfor call Divert. Tap Done.3. If you select Data Calls or Fax Calls, tap the checkbox preceding theActivate Divert at the center of the screen. An icon appears. Enterthe target number for call Divert. Tap Done.Figure 1Figure 2Call DivertVoice CallsFax CallsData CallsCancel All DivertsDoneAnswered Calls (0)Missed Calls (5)Dialed Calls (9)
ENGLISHPhone Function46 Phone FunctionCalls RecordTap in the Main Screen to show the Calls Record screen, asshown in Figure 2; 1.To enter into the relevant function screen, you may tap Answered Calls, Missed CallsCalls, or Dialed Calls. Take Missed Calls for example, as shown in Figure 1;2. The phone numbers (or names in your Address Book correspondingto the numbers) are listed by time and date; you may navigatethrough the numbers to find a wished one using the scroll bar. Todelete all these numbers, tap the menu key and Delete All;3. When you find the number you want, tap it to show its details (see Figure 2);4. Tap Call to dial the number; Tap to return to the previous screen.Tips:You may show the list of Calls Record by tapping in theDialpad screen.Tips:Tap the menu key in the screen as shown in Figure 2; andthen tap Store (The option is unavailable if the item has beenstored in the Address Book) in the popup menu to store thenumber to the Address Book. To delete this Calls Record entry,tap Delete. If you tap Sending a SMS or Send MMS, you enterinto a screen to compile a new message, with the number in theCalls Record entry as the recipient. Figure 1Figure 2Missed CallsMissed CallsStart:Date:Duration:DialRecent Call
ENGLISH47Phone FunctionPhone FunctionCall MetersNote: Network support is necessary for the function.Tap on the Main Screen to enter Dialpad Screen. Tap and selectSetup to enter calls Setup Screen. Tap Call Meters to enter Call MetersScreen, as shown in the Figure. 1. The "Total Call Cost" shows the Clear Call Cost for the last calland the total cost for all the calls. 2. The "Total Call Time" shows the Clear Call Time for the last calland the total duration for all the calls. 3. The "Call Lifetime" shows the total duration for all the calls.4. Display SetupIn the pull-down box of the Display field, you can select the following displays: Off,Timer, Cost, Total Cost, and Credit. 5. Audible TimerYou may set a time length. Your phone in call will beep according to your setup. In the pull-down box of the Audible Timer field, you can select different time length or Off. Call MetersTotal Call Cost:Total Call Time: Call Lifetime:Display: OffAudible Timer:OK
ENGLISHPhone Function48 Phone Function6. Call Cost Setup In the Call Cost screen, tap Call Cost Setup. Input the PIN2 code andconfirm it to enter into the Setup screen. Select whether to specify aLimit; Tap the direct line following the Limit and enter a value for thecharge limit in the entry area; Tap buttons below the Charge Type field toselect Unit or Currency, which determines that the cost register displays acall time (in a time unit) or a charge (in a Currency).7. Available Credit Tap it to view the Available Credit My NumberUse the function to view your phone number. You have to preset yourphone number within the phone. To save your phone number: 1. Tap on Dialpad Screen. Tap Setup from the menu to bringyour phone into the Setup screen; 2. Tap My Number on the Setup Screen to bring your phone to a screento enter your phone number, as shown in figure 1. In the screen, youFigure 1Figure 2My SIM NumberLine 1Name:Number: XXXLine 2Name:Number:DoneCurrent NetworkAvailable NetworksPreferred NetworksKnown Networks
ENGLISH49Phone FunctionPhone Functionmay enter the name and number of the relevant line, and then tapDone to store the setup. If you tap , you make no modification andthe phone returns to the Setup Screen.Network SetupBefore you can make calls or send short messages, your phone has tobe registered in a wireless communication network currently available.To view or configure the network, you should tap in the Dialpadscreen and then select Setup from the menu. Tap Network Setup in thesetup screen to open a new screen as shown inFigure 2. Network Search SetupTap in the screen as shown in Figure 2 onthe above page and select Search Setup fromthe menu. The Network Search Setup screenappears as in Figure 1. In the Band field, you may choose one from thethree bands of 900/1800, 900, and 1800.Figure 1Figure 3Figure 2Search SetupSearch Network By:Band:Type: AutomaticSpeed: MediumDonePreferred Networks Network PriorityCancel OK
ENGLISHPhone Function50 Phone FunctionIn the Type field, you may determine how the phone will be registered to the network:Manual or Automatic. The Speed field allows you choose one from Slow, Medium, Fast, or Continuous. Preferred NetworksTap Preferred Network in the screen as shown in Figure 2 of the above page, and then the listof your preferred networks will be shown in the screen as shown in figure 2. Select any onenon-preferred network. Tap and hold the network name to bring a menu list. Tap reorder toshow the dialog box as shown in figure 3. Tap and to change the priority of the network.Tap OK. If you tap Cancel, you make no change and your phone returns to the previous screen.Tips:To use the reorderfunction, the preferred networks should include at least three items.If you tap Delete on the menu, a dialog box prompts you to confirm the deleting.Select Delete, the network is deleted from the list of preferred networks. To add a new network to the preferred network list, tap to bring a dialog box, whereyou may enter a Network ID on the direct line.To delete all your preferred networks, tap in the Preferred Network List screen. TapDelete All to bring a dialog box prompting you to confirm deleting all such networks. Ifyou tap Delete, all preferred networks (excluding the first one) will be deleted.
ENGLISH51Address Book Address BookChapter 4 Address Book The Address Book allows you to record various information, includ-ing names, addresses, phone numbers, fax numbers, and e-mailaddress, etc., of persons with whom you want to make contacts. Youmay enter such information in your phone and use it to make calls,send short messages (SMS), or send e-mails, and so on. Showing Address Book ListTap in the Main Screen to find the Address Book function as shown inthe Figure. Tap to select List View or Thumbnail View from the popupmenu. Then you may display your contacts list in different mode. ClassifyingDefining categories for your contact details helps you manage your Address Book information.You can classify your contacts according to your need for communication. Your phone providesthe following basic categories:All: Lists all contacts from all categories.Unfiled: Lists contacts that have not been classified. This is the default category setting for allnew contacts.SIM Card: Lists the contacts information saved in the SIM card.Note: The categories are given in the manual for information purpose only. Refer to your phonefor details.All
ENGLISHAddress Book52 Address Book GroupingGrouping is defined as classifying some contacts related to each other in a same group (Forexample, colleagues working on a project or members of a club). After grouping, you may senda SMS, MMS, or e-mails to all members of the group at one time.To create a group, tap from the Address Book list; select a New Group from the menu. Viewing and Modifying Contact Details1. When the contact list displays on the screen, you may tap a contact name to showhis/her details, as shown in the Figure.2. By tapping the phone number following the icon on the details list,you may dial the number. You may also tap the phone number follow-ing the icon to send SMS or MMS. If you tap Email address, amenu appears containing options for sending email and MMS. Tap anoption to perform a corresponding operation. 3. To view the more detailed information about the contact, tapEdit. The phone shows a detailed list on the contact.4. To modify the content of a field, tap the direct line following it.5. When you have finished modifying, tap Done to store your modification and returnto the previous screen.Edit
ENGLISH53Address Book Address BookAdding New Contacts1. When your Address Book is shown as a list, you may tap and thenselect New Contact from the popup menu. The Contacts List screenappears, as shown in Figure 1. 2.Tap symbol to specify a picture symbol for the contact. When yourphone receives a call from the contact, your screen displays the symbol.3. Pull down the right scroll bar on the screen to view additional fields. Toenter data in these fields, tap the direct lines following them one byone. A screen appears for your entry. You may enter the name, thecategory, and etc. 4. Tap Done to store the data you entered. If you tap the icon , a dia-log box appears asking you whether to exit the current screen. If youtap OK, your phone returns to the contact list screen.Copying Contact Data InformationYou can copy the data information of the contacts between your phoneand the SIM card. Tap in the address book list screen. Select Copy toSIM/Phone to enter the copy screen, as shown in Figure 2. 1. Select Phone to SIM or SIM to Phone and then tap OK. Your phonedisplays a contact list, from which you may select; Figure 1Figure 2DoneAllCancel OKName:Category:Unfiled(Mobile)(Home)(Work)(Fax)(Email)IMID:Copy Number: Phone to SIM CardSIM Card to Phone
ENGLISHAddress Book54 Address Book 2. Select numbers you want to copy. 3. If you select SIM to Phone, it is necessary to select the type of the number to becopied. Tap OK.4. When you finished copying, the screen returns to the Contacts List screen.Note:The amount of the contact entries that may be copied to the SIM card depends onthe capacity of the SIM card. Types of entries that may be copied to the SIM cardmay vary depending on the function of the SIM card. Deleting a Contact1. On the Address Book List screen, tap and select Delete Contacts from the menu.The phone will list all your contacts that may be deleted, asshown in the Figure. 2. Check contacts you want to delete and tap Delete. A dialog boxappears prompting you to confirm the deleting. If you tap OK,the phone deletes all the contacts you selected. To delete allthe contacts on the list, fist tap All to select them all; then tapDelete and confirm your the deleting operation. 3. When you finished deleting, the phone will return to theAddress Book list screen. Cancel DeleteContacts: All
ENGLISH55Address Book Address BookSearching for a Contact1. On the Address Book List Screen, tap and select FindContacts from the menu. Your phone opens a screen, asshown in Figure 1; 2. Enter in the Find For field the information relative to the findingoption; Tap Contact's Name, Number, or Other in the findingoption and then tap Find.3. Your phone will show you the searching result; however, if itfinds nothing, it will prompt you that no result has been found. 4. If you want to continue searching, tap Find New; otherwise,tap to return to the list screen. Viewing Owner's Information On the Address Book List Screen, tap to select Owner'sInformation from the menu. The Owner's Information screen dis-plays as follows:1. If the information of the owner is available in the phone,detailed list of the owner will be shown as in Figure 2; Figure 1Figure 2FindFind For:Find Options: Contact's NameNumber(phone, Fax...)Other(Email, Address...)Edit
ENGLISHAddress Book56 Address Book 2. Tap Edit to bring up the Edit Screen, where you may edit theowner's information; 3. If no owner's information is stored in the phone, the Owner'sInformation Entry Screen appears. In such a case, you mayenter information by tapping direct lines following each field.When your entry is completed, tap Done. 4. Tap , the phone will return to the Address Book list screen.Sending VcardsYour phone is designed with a share function that facilitates data exchanging. Youmay send information of any contact as a Vcard to other phones or devices, viaInfrared or Bluetooth connections or in Email/MMS.1. In the Address Book list screen, tap the name of the contact to be transmitted. Thephone will show a screen listing information on the contact. 2. Tap and select Share Via from the menu. The Share Via screen appears, on which youmay choose how to transfer the contact information, as shown in the right figure.3. If the method you selected has been set up and is available, tap OK to send Vcards.CancelShare Via: OKBluetoothIrDAMMSEmail
ENGLISH57Message CenterMessage CenterChapter 5 Message CenterYour phone is designed with an open window display, super-largetouch screen, and graphical interfaces to deliver convenience foryou to utilize message functions. You can send, receive, view,and manage various messages simply and easily. Tap in the Main Screen to enter the message center screen, asshown in the Figure. The center allows you to process various mes-sages. Each list item on the screen is called a folder. If you tap a foldertitle, a different function screen opens for you to manage a specific typeof message. The first column of numeric value following each title indi-cates the number of new or unprocessed messages. The second columnof numeric value is the number of existing messages contained in the folder. Each folder isdesigned with different functions and operations. The functions of each folder are as follows: Inbox: The Inbox saves SMS and MMS you have received. Tips The Inbox function requires network support and is dependent on whetheryou have subscribed for it. SIM Card: Short messages stored in the SIM card, you may save such messages toother folders as necessary. WAP msg:WAP messages are stored here. Voice Mail: You may specify your phone to automatically transfer incoming calls to your voice mail serv-ice number once you cannot answer them. In such cases, the callers may have the choice toleave messages, which will be stored in the voice mail system of your service network. YouInboxSIM CardWAP msgVoice MailInfo ServiceDraftsOutboxSent ItemsTrash
ENGLISHMessage Center58 Message Centermay access and listen to voice mails contained in the system whenever possible.Tips The voice mail function requires network support and is dependent onwhether you have subscribed for it.Info Service (SMS): You may have various messages such as weather forecasts, timetables, or stock market information sent to your phone. Tips The info service function requires network support and is dependent onwhether you have subscribed for it. Drafts: The folder temporarily saves messages you write but not completed. Outbox: Short messages that have not been successfully sent are saved in thefolder for further modification or sending.Sent Items: When a short message is successfully sent, it isautomatically saved in the Sent Items folder forfuture reference. Trash: The folder is designed to save messages you havedeleted. If you have not permanently deleted a mes-sage, you may recover it. Private Folder: Except for the above folders, you may also cre-ate your own folder as required. The folder namemay be customized. Then messages may be cate-gorized in different folders. ReplyFrom:XXXThe area where you aredoes not support thisservice.Time: 02:43PM 17-09-2003
ENGLISH59Message CenterMessage CenterInboxReading MessagesTap Inbox on the Message Center screen to list all messages contained in the inbox. To read amessage, tap it, as shown in the Figure. The screen will show you thesender's name (if you have saved the number of the sender in thephone) or his/her mobile number, the message content, and the sendingtime. Tap to dial the number of the sender; Tap Reply to open an editscreen, where you can edit your message in reply; Tap to return tothe previous screen without any changes; Tap , a menu pops up foryou to delete the message or save the address. Forwarding a MessageWhen you receive a message, you may forward it to other persons. Tap on the message-readingscreen and then select Forward from the menu to open a screen, as shown in the Figure. Tap To: toselect contacts from your Address Book. Alternatively, you may tap the Number Entry field followingthe To: to directly enter the phone number of the recipient. Tap Send to forward the message. Replying a MessageWhen you receive a message, you may reply it with a MMS or a SMS. SendThe area where you aredoes not support thisservice.To:texts: 13/1
ENGLISHMessage Center60 Message CenterPress on the message-reading screen and select Reply by a MMS to open aMMS Editor screen. When you complete your editing, you may send the message.If you tap Reply, an editor screen for short messages appears. When you completeediting a short message, you may send it. Tap and select Reply with Contentfrom the menu. A message editor screen appears, on which you can see the mes-sage to which you are to reply at the bottom of screen and the sender's information.Enter your reply message at the cursor and tap Send to send the message.Viewing MessagesOn the Inbox, Outbox, or Trash Screen, you may tap and select View byfrom the menu. There are three modes available: Name, Subject and Time.Choose one item from the menu as shown in Figure 1 on the next page. Afterconfirming, the screen will show messages as specified by your selection.Writing a Short MessageYou may write a short message by tapping the symbol at the bottomof the Message Center Screen. 1. Tap . Your phone displays the Message-Editor Screen, as shown in Figure 2. 2. Tap the Number Entry Field following To: to enter the number to whichthe message is to be sent. Alternatively, you may tap To: to select oneor more recipients from your Address Book. Figure 1Figure 2SendTo:texts:Cancel OKView byNameSubjectTime
ENGLISH61Message CenterMessage Center3. You should enter the message content where the cursor is flashing. Anumber of button symbols are also available below the editing pane:The icon indicates Writing Pad. Tap it to select another entrymethod from Pinyin, English, Numeric, and Handwriting.Tap in the message editing screen and then you may selectInsert Quick Text to insert the preset phrase in your phone.Signature SetupTap symbol in the Message Center Screen and select SignatureEditing as shown in figure 1 in the next page. Tap the direct line followingthe Signature to enter your signature. If you want to attach your signa-ture at the end of each message, you should tap the in front of AttachSignature to All New Messages Automatically to check it (that is, itbecomes ). After that, tap Done.Sending a MessageAs you finish a short message, you should tap the symbol at the lowerpart of the screen and select Sending Option to specify the condition (suchas Expire After) under which your message would be sent. After that, tapDone to return to the edit screen. On completing the above configuration, tap Send to send the message. Figure 1Figure 2Signature Contentautomatically include yoursignature to new outgoingSMS MessagesDoneOutboxdelete all
ENGLISHMessage Center62 Message CenterOutboxBy tapping Outbox on the Message Center Screen, you can see the status of each messagethat has not been sent out, as shown in Figure 2. The symbol preceding each message titleindicates the sending status of the message.If you tap a message that failed to send, you can see its content and relevant information on itsrecipient. When the message is opened, you may tap on it to modify and edit its content. Tips You may also view the information in the Outbox in different methods. DraftsBy tapping Drafts on the Message Center Screen, you can see all messages contained in theDrafts folder;You may tap any of these messages to view its content;When the message is opened, you may enter or modify its content. When you complete yourediting, you may send the message immediately. TrashBy tapping Trash on the Message Center Screen, you can see a list of messages con-tained in the Trash. To read or edit a message, tap on it. If you tap Empty, all mes-sages in the Trash will be removed and no recovery is available.
ENGLISH63Message CenterMessage CenterSIM CardBy tapping SIM Card on the Message Center Screen, you may view all mes-sages stored in the SIM card. You may tap any message to view its content. Private FolderCreate a New FolderYou may create a private folder from the Message Center Screen to savemessages, in order to quicken your message viewing or retrieval. To cre-ate a new folder, you should tap on the Message Center Screen andselect New Folder. A New Folder Screen appears as shown in figure 1. 1. Tap the direct line following Name and enter the name of the new folder; 2.Tap Done and the new folder will be shown in the message center screen. Moving a Message You may move a message between different folders as necessary. For exam-ple, you may move certain messages from the Inbox to a private folder or froma private folder to the SIM card. Moving messages from the Inbox to the SIMcard is described as follows. Tap Inbox on the Message Center Screen to open the message-viewingscreen. Tap and hold a message entry to pop up a menu, where you mayselect Move to Folder to bring up the "Move to Folder" screen as shown in FigureFigure 1Figure 2Folder SetupName:DoneMove to folder:SIM CardWAP msgVoice MailDraftsOutboxSent ItemsTrashCancel OK
ENGLISHMessage Center64 Message Center2. Select SIM Card from the screen and tap OK. The messages you haveselected will be moved to the SIM card from the Inbox. When the moving iscompleted, your phone returns to the message-viewing screen of the Inbox. Deleting a Private FolderYou may delete private folders. To delete a private folder, tap it on theMessage Center Screen to enter it. Tap symbol and select Delete theFolder from the popup menu. When a dialog box prompting you to con-firm the deleting appears on the screen, tap OK to delete the folder. TipsYou may delete a private folder provided it contains no message.MMSThe MMS function allows you to insert picture, animation, or audio filesinto your message, making your message more colorful and enjoyable.Composing and Sending MMS1. Tap symbol on the Message Center Screen to enter the MMSfunction screen as shown in figure 1. Tap the animation at the centerof the screen, your phone switches to the MMS composing screen. 2. To open the previous or the next page, tap or ; to insert anew page before the current one, tap ; to delete the currentFigure 1Figure 2To:Subject:Sendsize:DoneInsert imageInsert audioInsert videoInsert quick textInsert signature
ENGLISH65Message CenterMessage Centerpage, tap . Numeric values between symbols and indi-cate the page number of the current page and the total pages. 3. Tap to show a toolbar menu for input methods and media files.Select a writing pad from the menu; the pad appears on the screen.You may use the pad to enter text at the cursor as necessary. If youselect Media Files from the menu, a toolbar for medial files appears atthe screen bottom.The symbol allows you to insert media files. Tap the symbol topop up a menu for media files. You may insert Image, Audio, Video, Quick Textand/or Signature, as shown in Figure 2.The symbol indicates the Camera function. Tap the symbol to enter Shootfunction and insert the picture into your message.The symbol indicates the Recorder function. By tapping the symbol, youmay record a voice memo and insert it into your message.You may setup the font, such as Font Size and Font Color.The symbol is a Delete button. Tap it to delete the content preceding thecursor or the content you selected.Send
ENGLISHMessage Center66 Message Center4.By tapping and selecting Page Color from the menu, you may setup thepage color for the MMS. You may also select Page Duration from themenu to setup the display duration for the current page of the MMS.5. When you complete your composing, you may preview your MMS thatyou have compiled. Tap and select Preview to enter the Previewscreen, as shown in the right figure. To go to the previous or the next page, you may tap or symbols; toplay the pages of your MMS continuously, press ; Tap to close thevolume of audio files.6.To complete the preview, tap to return the previous screen. PressDone. The screen displays as in Figure 1 in the next page. Enter theSubject and the recipient, the Send button is enabled. Tap Send to sendyour MMS message. If you want to send a carbon copy or blind carboncopy to other persons, you may tap and then tap Show CC/BCC fromthe menu. Select Show CC or Show BCC to show the CC or BCC fields.7. You may tap on the MMS screen. Select Save from the menu tosave the message to Drafts.NoteYou may configure the sending options for your MMS. Refer toSending a Message for details.Figure 1Figure 2Sendsize:ReplyTo:Subject:
ENGLISH67Message CenterMessage CenterNoteWhen composing a MMS, the inserted media files will have their displaying sizes automatical-ly adjusted according to the page. Downloading a MMSYour phone will notify you when it receives a MMS. The screen shows with a new message! Tapthe message and the relative information on the MMS, such as the Sender, Subject, Time, andSize, etc. will be shown. At the same time, you may download the new received MMS. If youtap , the phone returns to the previous screen and download no MMS.Viewing a MMSOnce you have downloaded a MMS, you may tap Inbox and select the new MMS information, as shown in figure 2. 1.The symbol is the relative information on the MMS. If you tap it, you can view the sender,subject, time, and size.2. Tap to play the MMS. 3. Tap Reply to reply a MMS message to the sender. 4. If you tap , you may choose to Reply by SMS, Save File, Save as an Usual Template,Move to Folder, or Delete Message. AttachmentWhen completing the MMS, you may insert attachments before you send it. Tap on the MMSScreen and select Insert Attachment.
ENGLISHEmail68 EmailChapter 7 Email With the Email function supplied with your phone, you can not only send and receive mails sup-ported by general WAP sites, but can also enjoy the support for common mail servers, such asPOP3 and IMAP. The super large touch screen and other PDA functionalities even facilitate youconvenient mail operations. There are some basics that you have to understand before utilizing the Email function. Mailbox: First access a website and apply a mailbox for yourself. The mailbox is just the onereferred to as "Mailbox" in the manual. Instead of residing in your phone, the mailbox ishosted in your network operator's computer system, or the so-called mail server(s).Whenever you send or receive a mail, the mail server(s) transfers it. Mail Server: A mail server is a computer system of a network operator who delivers you mailservice. For the name, contact your network operator who offers you the serv-ice. There are two common mail server types: POP3: A POP3 mail server receives mails for you. Whenever you access the networkand log in your mailbox, your phone automatically downloads new mails fromthe POP3 server to the local Inbox of the phone. Any such mail will be deletedon the mail server when completely downloaded. If you would rather keep the-ses mails on the server, you should go to "Email Setup" | "Receive Setup" andcheck the "Keep on Server" option.
ENGLISH69EmailEmailIMAP: As a mail server developed after POP3, the IMAP features on allowing client mailsystems to get access to and manage mails and mailboxes on the server. TipsFor your specific mailbox type, contact your mail network operator. Username: On applying an email box, you are required to specify a username. The server willreference the username for authentication when you attempt to log in the mailbox. Password: On applying a mailbox, you are required to specify a password. When you attemptto log in a mailbox, your mail server will check your username and password to verifywhether you are the only valid owner of the mailbox. NoteThe username and password described herein are used to authenticate you as thevalid owner of a mailbox when you attempt to access the mailbox. They are differ-ent from those you offer to access Internet, which are used to authenticate you forInternet access.Email Address: Your email address is your address on the Internet where you receive emails.All mails for you will be delivered to your mailbox equipped with the address.You are assigned with an email address when applying for a mailbox and can-not make any change of it once it is created. TipsYou have to connect your phone to the Internet before you may enjoy the emailfunction.
ENGLISHEmail70 EmailMailbox SetupTo utilize the email function, you have to configure your mailbox.Tap on the Main Menu Screen and your phone will check theInternet connectivity. If the connectivity is not available, refer to Networksection for details on how to set up your network. If it is available, thephone continues to check for mailbox availability. If it finds no availablemailbox, a Mailbox Setup screen appears, as shown in figure 1, whereyou may set up your mailbox either manually or automatically. Automatic Setup1. Select a mail network operator provided withyour phone and then tap OK. Your phonescreen will be seen as shown in figure 2. 2. Enter your Username and Password. Thenreenter your password. Tap OK.3. Tap and select Mailbox Setup. Then reen-ter your password Tap the mailbox name andyou may configure mail sending, receiving,Figure 1Figure 3Figure 2OKMailbox Setup OK OKMailbox:163.comUser Name:Password:Reenter password: Mailbox Name:Send Setup: MessageReceive SetupSignature SetupEmailSetup Manually
ENGLISH71EmailEmailand signature on the screen.Note:The list (as shown in Figure 1) of Mailbox Setup varies depend-ing on your network operator. Please refer to your phone for details.Manual Setup1. Select Manual Setup from the screen as shown in Figure 1 and thentap OK. Your phone displays a screen as shown in figure 3. 2. Tap the mailbox name field and enter a name for the mailbox. 3. You may configure mail sending, receiving, and signature on the screenand tap OK.TipsYou may create multiple mailboxes. In such a case, if youenter no name for each mailbox on the manual setupscreen, your phone will assigns name for such mailboxes asMailbox n, where n is 1, 2, 3, 4 ...Writing and Sending Emails Once you successfully log in a mailbox, the screen will like the oneshown in Figure 1. Tap at the bottom of the screen to bring up aFigure 1Figure 2ReceiveMailbox:InboxDraftsOutboxSent ItemsTrashSendTo:Subject:
ENGLISHEmail72 Email screen for mail writing, as shown in Figure 2. Enter the mailbox address of the recipient at thecursor as shown in Figure 2; or tap To: and select a recipient from your Address Book. Thenyou may enter the Subject and mail content. Tap Send and select link method to send your mail.You may attach Contact, Date Book, Tasks, or Other documents to your mails. In the screen asshown in figure 2, tap and select Insert Attachment from the popup menu. Select an optionas shown above to attach these documents into your mail. On completing a mail, you may tap at the right bottom of the screen and choose relevantoption from Save to Drafts, Insert Signature, CC, BCC or Setup Priority. Receiving, Viewing, Reading a Mail or Sorting Mails The function is similar to the message viewing, reading, and sorting of the Message Center.Please refer to Message Center section for relative instructions. Private Folder The function is similar to the private folder of the Message Center. Please refer to previous simi-lar instructions.
ENGLISH73BrowserBrowserYour phone is a new type of mobile communicator that is designed with the General PacketRadio Service (GPRS) functionality. It allows you to access the Internet and receive/send emailsvia GSM-based GPRS connections, in addition to CSD connections. You'll find your phone to bea powerful tool that delivers convenience and brings you closer to the world. The super-largetouch screen makes your surfing on the Internet more enjoyable. Note:GPRS availability depends on your network operator and whether you have sub-scribed for it. Note:Options for Internet access depend on the availability of these services offered byyour network operator and whether you have subscribed for these services. Checkwith your network operator regarding WAP configurations.For WAP-based Internet access, you need:1. Subscribe for GPRS Data service from your network operator.2 Subscribe for a WAP service from your Internet Service Provider (ISP).3 Set up your device to enable you to connect to the Internet.4 Activate your WAP browser to access the Internet and perform relevant operation.Tips:Refer to descriptions on "Network" on how to set up the network connection.Tips:The main data gateway of your network operator will use your phone number asyour account number.Chapter 7 Browser
ENGLISHBrowser74 BrowserActivating WAP Browser1. Tap symbol in the Main Screen to enter the Browser screen;2. If connecting to the Internet is successful, the Browser Startup screendisplays. If you have made a correct setting in the NetworkConnection Setup screen, you may link to a network URL directly, asshown in the figure. 3. After log on successfully, you may view the service item using thescroll bar, just as you do on other list screens. Tap a service to enterthe next content level, where you may view certain content.4. Tap menu key and you may select a number of options from the menu, includingFavorites, About, Go to Site, File, Browser Profile Setting, Security, More, and Exit. Tips:Different WAP page will show different contents and require different logon proce-dures. Some WAP pages even require you to enter your username and password.Browsing Information and Using Access FunctionMaking a SelectionIf your homepage includes a series of options listed in order, you may view these options bytapping the scroll bar. When you find the option you want, tap the option and enter the next levelcontent for browsing. Otherwise, tap to return to the previous screen.My Moternet Palm Beijing RecommendNet HomeJewel BoxNews & WeatherTone & PictureChat & Friend Game & JoyFashionAnimationsBrowser
ENGLISH75BrowserBrowserEntering InformationSome web pages contain entry fields for information exchange with the website. You may enterinformation in these fields just as you do for other functions of your phone. Disconnecting from the InternetTap in the Browser screen and then tap Exit to disconnect from the Internet. Note:You can only disconnect from the Internet by tapping Exit. If you access the Internet viaa CSD connection, you cannot make phone calls or send messages whilst the connec-tion remains. However, if you use GPRS to access the Internet, you can dial out or sendmessages without disconnecting your phone from the Internet.Downloading FilesThe phone offers a powerful downloading function enabling you to download more applications and files simply and easily. 1. Launch the Browser. Log on a web page.2. You may select a J2ME application or a file you want to download, provided that the webpage offers file and/or application downloading. Your phone must have sufficient spare mem-ory space to store the J2ME applications or files to be downloaded; otherwise, you may haveto cancel the downloading or delete some old applications or files.3. After you have confirmed for your downloading, a location should be specified to save theapplication or file to be downloaded. Then you may start downloading.4. When the downloading is completed, you may view them, return to the web page, or exit the browser.
ENGLISHCamera76 CameraView-FindingTap on the Main Menu Screen to enter the Camera function, asshown in the right Figure.1. The frame in the screen indicates the viewfinder. 2. The symbol is a View-Finding Button. Tap it to toggle between thelandscape view and portrait view.3. The numeric value at the low-right of the viewfinder estimates theremained recordable photos. Make sure there is enough free space tostore photos you are taking. 4. The symbol is a zoom control. It includes a slider that allows you to zoom in orzoom out the object in the viewfinder. Alternatively, you may also adjust the viewfinder byusing the external Camera Volume Key on your phone. 5. Tap Capture to take a picture. Alternatively, you may also take a picture by pressing theexternal Camera Softkey.ShootTap in the Viewfinder screen and select Record video from the menu. The phone will enterRecord Video mode. The icon at the top of the screen turns to .Chapter 8 CameraCaptureCamera
ENGLISH77CameraCamera1. Tap Record button to start taking a picture. The Done button will be shown at the bottom ofthe screen.2. Tap Done to stop shooting. The video will be saved automatically. Preview or Delete Video or PhotoIn the viewfinder screen for photographing or video recording:1. Tap to preview the video or photo you have taken using the phone; Tap to play thevideo you have recorded.2. Tap and at the top of the screen to preview the previous or the next video or photo.3.If you are not satisfied with the result, you may tap to pop up a Delete dialog box, where you mayconfirm your deletion to have your phone deleting the current video or photo.4. You may tap to make your choice from the menu for certain operations.EffectsYou may take photos with different effects. Tap in the viewfinderscreen and select Effects from the popup menu; the phone's screenenters Effects Setup Screen, as shown in the right Figure, where youmay adjust and specify the Brightness, Light, and Style of your photos.DoneBrightness:Light:Style:AutoOff
ENGLISHCamera78 Camera1. By drag the Brightness Slider on the screen, you may specify the brightness of your photos. 2. To adjust the lighting environment, tap in the Light field and select an option from the popup menu.3. You may specify different styles for your photo. Tap following the Style field and select anoption from the popup menu to change your photo's style.When you adjust and set the Brightness, Light and Style for your photos, the image in theviewfinder changes accordingly. Once you feel satisfied with the photo effect in the viewfinder,you may tap Done. The screen will return to the Viewfinder screen. Now,you may take a picture or have a shoot.Setup OptionsTap the symbol in the viewfinder screen and select Setup from themenu to enter the Setup screen, as shown in the Figure. To view addi-tional setup options, drag the scroll bar. 1. You may specify the Size of your photos or video. Tap symbol fol-lowing the Size field; Select an item from the popup menu to set upthe size of your photos.2. You may also specify the quality of photo or video display. Tap symbol following theQuality field and select an option from the popup menu. DonePhoto:Size: M( )Quality: BestVideo:Size: S( )Quality: BestLength: 5 minutesDefault Name:
ENGLISH79CameraCamera3. You may name photos you want to photograph to facilitate future searching and browsing.Each photo may be named in either of two formats: the Photographic Format numbered bydate and time and the User Defined prefix. 4. Tap following the Shutter Sound to select the shutter sound when taking a picture.5. You may also specify a storage location for your photos or videos. Tap symbol followingthe Save to field and select the location where your photos or videos will be saved. When you finish the above setting, tap Done to return to the Viewfinder screen. Delay-TimerThe Delay-timer allows your phone to photograph after a specified delay. 1. In the Viewfinder Screen, tap the symbol to select Delay-Timer On. A Delay-TimerIndicator appears above the viewfinder. The Photograph or Shooting at the bottom of thescreen turns to Start.2. Tap Start and a Stop button appearing at the bottom of the screen. The Delay-timer displaysas 10". At the same time, the indication of the second-counter successively decreasesuntil the photo is taken. If you tap Stop during the process, the timing action will stop.
ENGLISH 80 Media CenterMediaCenterYour phone is differentiated from normal telephones by its Media Playerfunction. It is also supplied with a Media Library, where you may selectand play audio or video files. In addition, your phone allows you to editsuch files. Playing Audio and Video Files Tap on the Main Screen to show a screen as Figure 1. By tappingon Audio, you may select Audio or Video. By tapping you'll see a list for you to add files. Depending on the typeyou selected (Audio or Video), the list shows only those files of the typeyou selected. If you tap the followed by a file, the will turn to . Bytapping OK, the file you selected will be added into the playback list, asshown in Figure 2. Note:A media list is shown in the manual for demonstration only. Referto your phone for the actual list. Tap a file to play it. Chapter 9 Media CenterFigure 1Figure 2AudioAudioAlert-1.midFlare.midPizazz.midSweet.midMedia
ENGLISH81Media CenterMediaCenterTap and hold a file to pop up a menu, from which you may select View Details, Remove track,Share, or Reorder track.Tap to play files highlighted on the list; tap to stop playing; tap or to play theprevious or the next file.Tap to mute the sound; tap it once again to resume. Tap to select Remove tracks, Reorder tracks, Shuffle, or Repeat.TipsA slider is available under the Play Button Bar on the List Screen. It indicates theprogress of file playing. The timer to the right indicates the elapsed time.
ENGLISHPicselBrowser82 Picsel BrowserPicsel Browser enables on-screen reading of almost any file format. It also allows you to surf onthe Internet. To enter the Picsel Browser function, tap from the Main Screen.With the help of a stylus you can move a page display in any direction - by tapping the screen inthat direction, just like shifting a paper using your hands. You may also zoom in any portion ofthe display by double tapping the center point of the screen (tap the screen quickly, release thestylus, and then quickly tap the screen on the same point once again), followed by tapping onthe screen upper or lower. To shift up or down a page, you can use the Direction key, while using the Volume key on theleft you may zoom in or out it. Although Picsel Browser can process a variety of file formats, including PDF, Microsoft Word,PowerPoint, and Excel, JPEG image, PNG image, Plain Text, and HTML°A display of certainfile formats may be slightly different from that on your computer. For detailed information, referto User's Guide.You may call up menu options of Picsel Browser by tapping the screen at the bottom right cor-ner. These options allow you to open a new file, adjust the screen, configure Picsel Browsersettings, or exit a file. To learn the usage of each option, tap and hold your stylus on its iconuntil a tools tip detailing the option appears. Chapter 10 Picsel Browser
ENGLISH83Picsel BrowserPicselBrowserRefer to the figure on the next page for indication of Picsel Browser's menu options.ViewPicsel Browser is provided with a Main Menu, on which four key viewing functions arelisted to select and view files. File ViewerWhen you read this document, you are using the Picsel Browser's core function -viewing files. You may scroll a file up and down, in an enlarged or de-magnified view,to read all parts of it. If you are reading a file with many pages, you may move to theprevious or next page by tapping your stylus along the bottom side of the screen, justCancelBookmarksFlowdown Layout*Browse Tableof ContentsHistorianReloadCurrent File Bookmark CurrentPageInput URLOpen OptionSetting Dialog *When you select thefunction, you mayresume the display to"Normal Layout" by call-ing up the menu item onthe left figure onceagain. When the displayis resumed, the iconalso changes.
ENGLISH 84 Picsel Browserlike you turn to another page of a book. You may also rotate the screen display of afile or toggle the display between "horizontal" and "vertical" for your preference. Folder ExplorerThe Folder Explorer function allows you to view files saved on your device or memorycard just like you do with those on a desktop computer. You may open a folder to findmore files, or reorganize the list of these files on the sorting order and display modeusing several special menu functions. (To learn how an icon functions, put your styluson it until a tools tip appears.) To open and read a file, select it and tap the File Vieweroption. If a folder contains a list too long to be shown on a single screen, you mayscroll it up and down as you normally do. Historian Bookmarks The Bookmarks function enables you to record your favorite files and websites so thatyou can access them conveniently later on. You may add a file to the list using a FilePicselBrowser
ENGLISH85Picsel BrowserPicselBrowserViewer menu option, and remove it from the list using a Bookmarks menu option.Special menu options are also offered to sort your favorite files in a convenient order.Special FunctionsYou'll find it more enjoyable to work with Picsel Browser offering several unique func-tions. You may rotate the screen display, toggle between horizontal and vertical dis-plays, or select a size for your display. All these allow you reading files more conve-niently. You may shift the current page by tapping on the screen just like moving a piece ofpaper. When you draw a horizontal line along the bottom side of the screen, you turnto the previous or the next page - as if you are flipping a book. A portion of the displaymay be zoomed in or out for your preference, by double tapping the screen (on asame point) and then tap the screen as you move your stylus up and down. When you view a webpage, you may use the "Track Link" mode, in which you can
ENGLISHPicselBrowser86 Picsel Browsertrack links or complete a table. By pressing the key on the right side of your mobileyou can see a border surrounding each selectable item. You may navigate throughthese boxes and select one using the Central Key. Each type of content will operate inan appropriate manner: If you select a text box, a menu, or something alike, theselected box changes in color, reminding you to make further selections. If you want tocancel, press the Central Key repeatedly. Similarly, you may double tap a link to openits target page. Preferred Setting Picsel Browser is supplied with several options that you may set up from the MainMenu as you prefer. Most of these options are only those of your choice, for example,days before a record is removed from the history list. However, other options maydetermine whether the software application would run properly. If a "Proxy" is needed to connect to your Internet service, you may select it from theoption setting of Picsel Browser or the network setting of your device. To define aproxy, you should specify both its address and port.The internationalized Picsel Browser can recognize documents in many languages.However, although a range of "language codes" is available to store characters in dif-ferent regions, not all these codes may be distinctly decoded from files. You shouldselect the default setting for ambiguous documents as the preferred character set foryour language. If you use an improper character set, the text would be shown asmeaningless characters.
ENGLISH87CalendarCalendarYour Calendar allows you to make and record arrangements. When it'stime for an arranged event, your phone plays a reminder alarm alertingyou to complete it, provided that you have enable the alarm. You mayalso use the share function to send your arrangements to other phones,or synchronize the data with other devices. Tap on the main screen to enter the Calendar function. A MonthView screen appears as shown in Figure 1.Month View1. To view your arrangement for the previous or next month, tap or .2. To view your arrangement for a day, tap the box marked with the date. 3. Press and select Jump to day from the popup menu. Your phoneshows a calendar screen (see Figure 2), on which you may select adate and tap OK to view your arrangement for that date. 4. To return to the main screen from the Month View screen, tap .Day View To list your arrangement for a day, tap the box marked with the date onChapter 11 CalendarFigure 1Figure 2MonthSep. 2003Cancel OKS M T W T F SJan Feb Mar Apr May JunJul Aug Sep Oct Nov DecS M T W T F SCalendar
ENGLISHCalendar88 Calendarthe Calendar screen, as shown in Figure 1.The events in gray shadowsyou see on the day view list are full day events. By tapping or , youmay scroll the screen to the view of the previous or the next day. To viewdetails on an event, tap it. If you tap and hold an event, a popup menuappears. You may select an option from the menu to activate a certainfunction.Week ViewTo view your arrangement for a week, tap Month on the Calendar screenand select Week from the popup menu, as shown in Figure 2. Bytapping or , you may scroll the screen to the view of the previousor the next week. If you tap and hold the area for a day you want to view,your phone shows a list of events arranged for the day. Adding a New Event To add a new event: 1. Tap on the Calendar/Day View/Week View screen; your phoneshows a list detailing the events arranged for the day. 2. Tap the direct line following each field to enter details of the event; Figure 1Figure 2DaySat. 20-09-2003MeetingAttend ClassSepWeek 38WeekS M T W T F S
ENGLISH89CalendarCalendar3. When you complete your entry, tap Done. A new event is added intoyour date book. Editing an Event On the screen listing your events: 1. Tap the title of an event. Your phone shows details on the event, asshown in Figure 1. 2. Tap Edit. Your phone opens a screen to edit the event. To modify anitem, tap the direct line following the field. 3. When you complete your entry, tap Done. To return to the list ofevents screen, tap .Deleting an EventTo delete an event, tap and hold the event, select Delete from the popupmenu, and tap OK. Alternatively, you may operate as follows on the listof events screen: 1. Tap an event you want to delete. Your phone shows its details. 2. Tap and select Delete event. A prompt box appears as in Figure 2. Figure 1Figure 2Attend ClassSat 0-09-2003SchoolEditAttend ClassEditCancel OKPermanentlydelete this event?
ENGLISHCalendar90 Calendar3. Tap OK to delete the event. Calendar SetupTo set up your Calendar, tap from Calendar/Day View/Week Viewscreen and select Setup from the menu, as shown in the right figure.You may configure the starting time of an event, the time period afterwhich an event would be deleted, lunar calendar, Open View, orReminder Snooze.Tap the direct line of a setting field to select relative information. When you complete your entry,tap Done to save your setting. To return to the previous screen without saving your changes,tap .SetupEvent Start Time:Remove Event After:Never RemoveLunar Calendar: offOpen View:Month ViewDone
ENGLISH91TasksTasksViewing Tasks Tap icon on the Main Screen. Your phone shows a list of tasks (see Figure 1). 1. Tap a task item and you can see its details;2. Tap and hold a task item. You may select Share, Delete, or Edit fromthe popup menu and take appropriate operations; 3.Tap All Tasks at the screen bottom. You may select an option from thepopup menu. Your phone would list your tasks according to your selection. 4. Tap on the tasks screen. You may select an option from the popupmenu to sort and view your tasks by the due date or the priority, ordelete the entire list of tasks you see on the screen. Creating, Editing, and Saving a Task You may tap from the tasks screen to create a new task; or select anexisting task and tap Edit. In both cases, you will enter a screen to editthe details of the new or existing task, as shown in Figure 2.1. You may tap the direct line following a field to enter information, ortap to select an option from a drop list. 2. Tap Done to complete your editing; or tap to return to the previous screen. Chapter 12 Tasks Figure 1Figure 2MeetingShoppingAll TasksDoneTitle:MeetingPriority: Normal Due Date: NoneAlarm: Choose TimeTime:Date:Tasks
ENGLISHNote Pad92 Note PadChapter 13 Note PadTap icon on the main screen to enter the note pad editing mode, asshown in Figure 1. 1. Tap to select an entry mode; then enter the content you want torecord.2. Tap Done to enter a name, Save in, and type for the notepad entry, asshown in Figure 2. 3. Tap Done to save the notepad entry. 4. Tap to pop up a menu. Select New to cre-ate and edit a new notepad file. TipsYou may tap and select Open,as shown in Figure 3. Then youmay select a saved file to open andread it. Figure 1Figure 3Figure 2DoneDone Cancel OpenName: DiarySave in: PhoneType:OpenPhonemyCameramyVoiceNotePad
ENGLISH93PaintPaintYour phone is supplied with the Drawing Pad function which offers yourenhanced support for image editing, enabling you to create your favoritepictures just as you will. 1. To open the Drawing Pad screen and edit an image, tap from themain screen, as shown in Figure 1.2.Use tools on the tools bar appeared on top of the screen to draw a picture.To edit an existing image file, tap and select Open; locate the picture youwant to edit and open it; use tools on the tools bar to edit the picture. 3. By tapping the Menu key , you may select New, Undo, Open,Share, Insert Stamp, Select All, Choose Canvas, or Delete from thepopup menu and perform appropriate operations. 4. Tap to select a display ratio for your picture from the popupmenu, such as 50%, 100%, 150%, 200%, or Fit to Page. 5. Tap Done to enter a name, save in, and type on the screen. 6. Tap Done to save the picture and return to the image editor screen.TipsIf you tap and hold an area selected on the picture, you mayselect Copy, Cut, or Paste from the popup menu and per-form operations you need, as shown in Figure 2.TipsProceed with the same steps to edit a picture in your camera. Chapter 14 DrawingFigure 1Figure 2DoneDoneCutCopyPasteDrawing Pad
ENGLISHRecorder94 RecorderYou may use your phone to record talks of both parties during a call, orrecord a voice note when no other recording tools are available.1.To activate the recorder function, tap icon from the main screen, as shown in Figure 1. 2. Tap to start recording; tap to stop recording. The voice file yourecord will be automatically saved into My Document. 3.Tap to play the voice file you just recorded; tap to stop playing.4. By tapping , you may start recording a new voice note. TipsIf you tap on the screen shown in Figure 1, you mayspecify a location to save the voice file you recorded by tap-ping Setup, as shown in Figure 2.TipsWhen you are playing a voice file, thedate and time you see on top of thescreen are the date and time when youcreated the file, while the time you see atthe bottom of the screen is the length ofthe voice file, as shown in Figure 3. TipsWhen you are making a call, you may tapthe Record button to start recording thetalks of both parties. To stop recording,tap the button once again. Chapter 15 Recorder Figure 1Figure 3Figure 2SetupDefault voice name:Date and TimeLocation:MyVoiceDoneRecorder
ENGLISH95My DocumentMy DocumentThe function enables you to manage your file simply and easily. You maymanually create a number of private folders to store and manage filesand applications. Tap on the Main Screen to enter the File Manager screen. Your phone is supplied with a number of predefined folders, as shown inFigure 1.Note:Figures in the manual illustrate files and private folders to demon-strate the functions of the file manager. These files and folders may dif-ferent from your phone. Refer your phone for details. TipsA single folder cannot include two or more subfolders orfiles that have the same folder or file name. Editing Files and Folders Tap and hold a file or folder that you want to edit. A drop list menuappears as shown in Figure 2. TipsThe menu items you see when pressing and holding a fileare different from those when you press and hold a folder. Chapter 16 My DocumentFigure 1Figure 2PhonemyCameramyVoicePhonePhonePhonemyCameramyVoiceCopyCutMove ToRenameDeletePropertiesFile Manager
ENGLISHMy Document96 My DocumentBy tapping Open With, you pop up a dialog box where you may select the format to open a fileor folder. When you have made your choice, press OK. If it is possible, you may tap Install to install the file you selected. You may tap Copy or Cut to copy or cut the file or folder to the clip board. If you tap the MenuKey and select Paste, files or folders (if any) contained on the clip board will be pasted to thecurrent folder. If you paste a file or folder that you cut to the clip board previously, the file or fold-er is removed from its original location. Tap "Move to" to move the file or folder to a position you specified Tap Rename to enter the Rename Screen, where you may choose an entry method andrename it. Tap Delete to open a "confirm to delete" dialog box. If you tap OK on thebox, the file or the entire folder and all files contained in the folder will bedeleted. However, if you tap Cancel on the box, you return to the previ-ous screen. Tap Share, a dialog box appears for you to select a share path. Select apath and tap OK. The file will be transferred to other devices. Tap Properties, File Properties or Folder Properties displays on theNew Personal FolderIn:PhoneName: AnimationDone
ENGLISH97My DocumentMy Documentscreen. The Properties of a file include File Name, Type, Open With,Size, and Last Modified (date); the Properties of a folder include FolderName, Location, Use Size, and Contains (how many subfolders and filesit contains). Creating a New Folder Tap in My Document, you may create a new folder in the current fold-er, as shown in Figure 2 on the right. Enter a name and tap Done. Viewing byIf you are viewing files or folders in a list, you may tap the Menu Keyand select Thumbnail to show them as thumbnails, as shown in Figure 1on the next page. SortingTap the Menu Key and select Sort by. You may sort files or folders byName, Size, Time, or Type. Figure 1Figure 2PhoneDonePhonemyCameramyVoice Search Name: Look in: Phone
ENGLISHMy Document98 My DocumentSearchingTap and select Search from the menu to enter the Search Screen, asshown in Figure 2, where you may enter Name of the file to be searched,select a scope from Search From for the file to be searched, and tapDone to initiate searching. If the file is found, the file will be listed. By tapping the filename, you mayopen the file; if you tap and hold the filename, you may see the file path.However, if no such a file is found, "There are no match file to display."displays on the screen. If you tap Dismiss, you return to the My Document screen. You mayalso tap Try again to return the File Search screen, where you may edit your searching condi-tion to look for another file. Folder TreeBy tapping symbol on the My Document screen, you may view a folder tree, as shown in theright Figure. CancelSelect FolderPhonemyCameramyVoiceOK
ENGLISH99ShareShareShare of information of your phone with other phones or computers is available, by sharingaddress book entries, Calendar events, tasks, notepad entries, voice notes, voices, or imagesand sending or receiving messages via Bluetooth, Infrared, Email, or MMS.Receiving Data1. Your phone is ready to receive data once a transmission link is established via Bluetooth,Infrared, MMS, or Email. When you receive a message, the phone alerts you to operate asthe phone's instructions. 2. Once you successfully complete the receiving, you may Edit, Save, or Delete the file(s) youjust receive. 3. If the receiving is terminated accidentally, the word "Failed to receive"appears on the screen. Sending DataSelect data you would send. Tap Share from the popup menu. A dialogbox appears for you to select a share path, as shown in the right figure.Select a type as you want and then tap OK. TipsIf you select Bluetooth or Infrared, a connection screenappears once you tap OK. To send the data, you have toestablish a connection on the screen. However, if you selectEmail or MMS, a corresponding function screen will show up, where you may editand send the email or MMS.Chapter 17 ShareCancelShare Via: BluetoothIrDAMMSEmailOK
ENGLISH 100 Alarm Clock and Worldwide Clock Alarm Clock andWorldwide ClockAlarmsTap on the Main Screen to enter the alarm clock function, as shownin Figure 1.1. Check symbol preceding . Tap the time under the clock to showthe Alarm Clock Setup Screen, where you may set a time bytapping or . When you complete your setting, tap OK.2. Tap symbol following Snooze to pop up a drop list menu, whereyou may set a snooze period for the alarm clock. The alarm clock willalert again once the period is over.3. If you check Alarm when power off, yourphone will automatically switch on and alertwhen it's time to alert. After the alert, thephone will automatically switch off. WorldTime Tap on the Main Screen to show theWorldTime screen, as shown in Figure 2.Chapter 18 Alarm Clock and WorldTimeFigure 1Figure 3Figure 2DoneAlarm 1Alarm 2Snooze: 10 minAlarm when power offCancel OKBeijingBeijingTokyoCityClockWorldTime
ENGLISH101Alarm Clock and Worldwide Clock Alarm Clock andWorldwide Clock1. Tap the City field following to display a time zone chart, as shown in Figure 3. Tap the Cityfield to show a list of cities. Select a city and tap OK to return to the time zone chart. Tap OKonce again; your phone displays a screen listing worldwide times. You may also tap a timezone on the chart to pop up another city list - a list of cities contained in the zone. Also selecta city from the list.2. You may reset time and date for a certain city. Tap followed by the name of the city to turnit into . Proceed with your setting by tapping the time or date field under the city name. TapDate; your phone displays a calendar for you to reset the date.3. You may add a new city by tapping and selecting Add New City. On the Add New Cityscreen, enter the city name and its time zone. Finally, tap Done.
Tap on the Main Screen to enter the calculator function, as shown inthe right figure.Tap numeric and calculation keys to perform a calculation; Tap "=" to show the result; Tap "C" to clear the calculation; Tap to return to the Main Screen. TipsM+ Store the sum of the calculation result on the DisplayM+ field and the number that already stored;MS Clear the number that already stored and store the current calculation result; MR Display on the Display field the number stored; MC Clear the number that already stored. Chapter 19 Calculator ENGLISH 102 CalculatorCalculatorCalculator
ENGLISH103BluetoothBluetoothTap on the Main Screen to open a Device List screen, as shown inFigure 1.Turning on Bluetooth1. On the Device List screen, tap and select Setup. 2. Tap icon following the Power and select On to turn on theBluetooth function. 3. To complete your setting, tap Done. Viewing, Adding, and Setting Bluetooth Devices1. If you have added one or more Bluetooth devices on the Device ListScreen, you may tap a device name to view its details, as shown inFigure 2. You may edit any detailed item of the device. To return to theDevice List Screen, tap .2. Tap and hold a device name. From the popup menu, you may selectCreate Bond, Connect, Delete, or Lock/Unlock for appropriate opera-tions.Chapter 20 BluetoothFigure 1Figure 2Find Me SearchDevice ListDevice Information: Name:Address:Type:PhoneBluetooth
3. If you have added no device or want to add a new device, you may tap Search at the screenbottom. Your phone will search for new devices/types. When the searching is completed, theresults are listed. Select a device and enter the Bluetooth bonding password. If the bondingis successful, your phone returns to the Device List Screen, where name of the newly bounddevice will be shown. 4. If you tap and select Delete All, all devices on the list will be deleted. To set up a connec-tion, tap Setup. 5. By tapping Find me, you may determine whether your phone is within the range specified forinfo transmission employing the Bluetooth technology. 6. To exit the Bluetooth function, tap .Using Bluetooth for Information TransmissionWith Bluetooth, you may transmit/receive and share V-files or V-documents, such as Vcard andV-Calendar, between your phone and computers or other devices. Sending a MessageIf connection to a Bluetooth device is ready:1. Tap and hold the file message you want to send. Select Share to show the Types of Sharelist;ENGLISHBluetooth104 Bluetooth
ENGLISH105BluetoothBluetooth2.Select Bluetooth from the List. The screen shows a Device List. Select therecipient from the Device List. If the recipient does not available in theDevice List, select Search and choose the device from the searching result;3.Tap Send. Sometimes you may need to enter the password as appropriateto initiate the message transmission. On completing the transmitting, yourphone shows "Transmission to [xxx]"; 4. Tap OK to return to the file screen. Receiving a MessageIf connection to a Bluetooth device is ready, your phone will alert you assoon as a message is received. Take a V-file for example, as shown in the right figure, youmay operate as follows: 1. Tap OK. If necessary, your phone displays a Password Entry Screen. Enter the password fordevice connection and tap OK;2. If you enter a correct password, your phone will indicate the message transmission status.On completing, you may view the message just received from the Indication Screen.TipsIf you have just received a document, you may select a location from the IndicationScreen for storage. Enter the correct password whenever necessary. When thereceiving is successful completed, you may directly view the message you justreceived.Find MeSearchDevice ListAccept a file fromA768?Cancel OKA768
NoteThe function is dependent on whether your network serviceprovider offers the services and whether you have sub-scribed for such services. If you insert a STK-enabling SIMcard and turn on the function on your phone, you may enterthe STK function by tapping the STK symbol on the MainMenu Screen, provided that the system is not busy.Tap on the Main Screen to enter the SIM Function Screen, as shownin Figure 1. Name of available functions are listed on the screen and youmay view them using the scroll bar. Tap a service name to enter the specif-ic function screen of the service. To return to theMain Screen, tap .Each service may be one type of display andservice operation modes as follows: Figure 2 illustrates the option list of the nextfunction layer. You may choose from the optionsthat offer services; or tap to return to thescreen of the previous layer. Chapter 21 STK ApplicationENGLISHSTK Application106 STK ApplicationFigure 1Figure 3Figure 2OKSend my feelinge-mail Mobile E-mailLook for yourAsk the wayDaily wordsTel-fareDaily word librariesPublic info Call me back as soon as possibleSorry, I have to be lateI'll not be home for dinner todaySee you right thereBon voyageHappy holidaysMiss you very muchGood luckyCall me back as soon as possible
ENGLISH107STK ApplicationSTK ApplicationYou may view details on a service on a screen as shown in Figure 3. Tap to return to thescreen of the previous layer.You may be required to enter certain information to use these services, using handwriting orother entry methods. For details on specific entry methods, refer to relevant instruction. TipsThe functions, options, and content of each specific function are given in the fig-ures for information purpose only. Refer to your phone for details.
ENGLISHNetwork108 NetworkNetworkTipsCertain content and terms in the section may involve computer or Internet tech-nologies, which cannot be detailed in the manual. For detailed information on suchtechnologies, contact your network operator. TipsTo access the Internet, you need network support and should subscribe for the service. TipsYour phone number will be used as your account number by the main data gate-way of your network operator. Your phone is generally configured with all the relevant parameters. Your phone may be used to access the Internet using the high-speed GPRS or standard CSDchannel.To configure your phone, please contact your network operator for the following parameters: 1. The telephone number to dial when accessing the Internet; 2. The username and password you have to enter for authentication when accessing theInternet;3. The type of line you will use to access the Internet: Modem or ISDN; 4. Data rate for your Internet access. Chapter 22 Network
ENGLISH109NetworkNetworkYour phone supports multiple Internet accounts. You may choose anaccess method. Configuration for each method is stored in a profile. Profiles1. Tap on the main screen to open a screen as shown in Figure 1, inwhich you may configure your network connection settings. 2. Tap to create a new profile for your network connection, as shownin Figure 2. 3. Enter the parameters you have obtained from your network operatorinto corresponding fields; 4. Tap OK to complete your setting. TipsYour list of network connections may vary depending onyour network operator. Refer to your phone for details. TipsThe profile marked with icon is the default connection(See Figure 1). TipsTo set a profile as the default one: Tap and hold the profile;Select Set as default from the popup menu. Figure 1Figure 2DisconnectInternet Profile:Profile Name:GPRS Setting:APN:User name:Password:Re Enter password: Timeout: offOKNetwork
Your phone is supplied with various security functions allowing you to setup (or modify) a number of passwords and options, in order to protectthe phone from unauthorized use or limit certain functions. Tap in the Main Screen to enter the Security Setup Screen, asshown in Figure 1. You may configure your phone on fixed dialing, whether the PIN code isrequired, call barring, or phone lock. Tap Security Setup and select password. Your phone displays a screenfor you to change a number of codes, including the SIM code and thecall barring code, as shown in Figure 2. NoteThe availability of the fixed dialing function depends on thetype of your SIM card and whether your network operatoroffers such a function. TipsThe call barring service controls the use of your phone bybarring certain outgoing and incoming calls. The availabilityof the service depends on whether your network supports itand whether you have subscribed for it.Chapter 23 Security ENGLISHSecurity110 SecurityFigure 1Figure 2Fixed Dialing (Off)PIN Request: OffCall BarringPhone Lock: OffSecurityChange Passwords: SIM PIN 1 CodeSIM PIN 2 CodeCall Barring CodePhone unlock CodeSecurity CodepasswordSecurity
ENGLISH111ThemeThemeChapter 24 ThemeThe Theme setting enables you to select a favorite theme for your phone. Atheme includes a user-defined wallpaper, font size, ring tone for incominglines, message alert, normal ring tone, startup screen, and shutdown screen. Your phone is provided with three themes. Selecting a theme1. Tap icon to open the theme screen, as shown in Figure 1.2. Tap the theme you need and select Set to Current from the popupmenu, as shown in Figure 2. The settings in the theme would over-write relevant parameters of your phone.TipsThe current selected theme ismarked with an icon .Configuring a theme Tap a theme on the theme setup screen to openanother screen, on which you may configuredetails on the theme, as shown in Figure 3. Toview even more setting items, slide the scrollbar. When you complete items you want tochange, tap Done to save it. Figure 1Figure 3Figure 2Maldives BlueAtlanta GreenCaribbean RedDoneMaldive BlueAtlanta GreenCaribbean RedSet to CurrentReset to DefaultEditCaribbean RedWallpaperText SizeMediumIncoming Call Line 1Fire howlingIncoming Call Line 2Three-in-oneTheme
ENGLISHSetup112 SetupYour phone is supplied with the capability allowing you to use a numberof its functions once you insert a SIM card. To satisfy your furtherrequirements for communication or application modes, you may cus-tomize these settings. Each category of settings contains a number of setting items, for whichyou may select an option or enter a value. The following paragraphsdetails all the setting, items for each setting, and values or options foreach item, which allow you to control your phone in an automatic manner. Tap from Main Screen to enter the Setup Screen, as shown in Figure1. By tapping the scroll bar, you may access all the settings you want toview or change. To return to Main Screen, tap .The following paragraphs details all the settings, setting items, values oroptions, and default values of the items. LanguageThe function allows you to select a language for your phone's display. Bytapping Language, you may enter the language selecting screen andselect a language from the selection box as shown in Figure 2.When you complete your selection, tap Done. The language you selectChapter 25 SetupFigure 1Figure 2LanguageDate and TimeSound VolumeInput settingScreen CalibrationBacklight SetupVoice commandReceive IrDA OnPower ManagementDoneSelect a Language:EnglishSimplified ChineseTraditional ChineseAutomaticSetup
ENGLISH113SetupSetupwould be the one for your phone's display. If you tap , the current lan-guage setting would remain unchanged. Date and TimeTap Date and Time from the Setup Screen, as shown in Figure 1. You mayspecify the time and/or the date. Tap Done to return to the Setup Screen. Sound Volume Tap Sound Volume from the Setup Screen to enter the Sound volumesetup screen, as shown in Figure 2.If you tap on an item, you may access a setupscreen for the item. You may specify the system volume, ring vol-ume, and/or speaker volume. Input SettingTap Input Setting on the Setup Screen. Yourphone displays a list of items for entry setup, asshown in Figure 3. You may configure yourfavorite entry method, handwriting habit, and/orhandwriting speed.Figure 1Figure 3Figure 2DoneSystem VolumeRing Tone VolumeSpeaker VolumeTouch ScreenNotifications AlertDoneDoneDateTimedd-mm-yyyy12 hour clockPrimary Input Method: HandwritingWrite Hand: RightWord CompletionUser DictionaryWriting Speed:MediumWater Mark Chinese Handwriting:
ENGLISHSetup114 SetupTouch CalibrationYou should calibrate the touch screen whenever you find the phoneresponds incorrectly when you use the stylus to touch a certain positionon the touch screen.1. Tap Touch Calibration from the Setup Screen to enter the screen fortouch screen calibration, as shown in Figure 1. 2. Follow screen instructions and tap the center of the symbol using yourstylus until you see a message indicating the touch screen has beencalibrated.Backlight SetupTap Backlight Setup from the Setup Screen toenter the screen as shown in Figure 2.1. Tap and to adjust the brightness of thebacklight;2. Tap the symbol under the LCD SleepTime to adjust the duration for the backlight; 3. When you complete your setting, tap Done tosave your settings; or tap to return to theSetup Screen without saving your changes. Figure 1Figure 3Figure 2DoneTap the center of the targetto align screenDoneBacklight:LCD Sleep time10 MinTalking phone OnOnOff
ENGLISH115SetupSetupVoice CommandTap Voice Command from the Setup Screen to enter the screen for voicecommand setup, where you may turn on or off the reciting function, asshown in Figure 3. If you turn on the function, your phone would reciteany message you are viewing.Receive IrDA The setting allows you to turn on or off the infrared receiving function.Power Management Tap Power Management from the Setup Screen to enter the screen forpower management, as shown in Figure 1. The progress bar underBattery Meter indicates the remaining power of your battery. You may turn On or Off the power saving mode by tapping the sym-bol following Battery Save. By tapping the symbol following AutoPower off, you may turn On or Off the Auto Power off function. If thefunction is turned on, you may tap the direct line following off Time oricon to specify the idle time before you phone is automatically pow-ered off.Figure 1Figure 2DoneBattery MeterBattery Save OnAuto Power off OnOff TimeOKSecurity Code:
ENGLISHSetup116 SetupMaster ResetReset all user-defined settings to their factory default. NoteBe careful to use the function!If you tap Master Reset, your phone prompts you to enter the security code. When you enterthe code, the screen would appear as in Figure 2. Tap OK. If the code is correct, a dialog boxappears for you to confirm your master resetting. To proceed with the function, tap OK; other-wise, tap Cancel. TipsThe default security code of your phone is 000000. Master ClearNoteBe careful to use the function!The function fulfills all the functions of Master Reset. Moreover, it will clear all the informationyou have entered, including the Address Book entries. The default security code of your phoneis 000000. If you tap Master Clear, your phone prompts you to enter the security code. Whenyou enter the code, the screen would appear as in Figure 2 on the previous page. Tap OK. If thecode is correct, a dialog box appears for you to confirm your master clearing. To proceed withthe function, tap OK; otherwise, tap Cancel.
ENGLISH117Voice InstructionVoice InstructionVoice Instruction allows you to operate on your phone using voice instructions. When you speakthe instruction for a certain function to your phone, it will perform the function. TipsTo use the Voice Instruction function, you have to load voice recognition wheneveryou turn on your phone.Loading Voice RecognitionTo use the Voice Instruction function, you have to load voice recognitionfirst. Press and hold the Select key on the left side of your phone. Yourphone loads voice recognition when a "Loading" prompt box appears onthe screen, as shown in the right figure. After a while, you'll see a mes-sage prompting you that the loading (loading of voice recognition) hasbeen completed successfully. Now you may use the Voice Instructionfunction. If the screen indicates that the loading fails, you should try toload voice recognition once more.Using Voice RecognitionWhen the voice recognition has been successfully loaded, press and hold the Select key on theleft side of your phone until the phone alerts you with a tone. Speak a voice instruction to thephone and then release the Select key. Your phone will perform just as you instructed. TheVoice Instruction function is designed with two modes: Name/Instruction mode and Digit mode.The default mode is Name/Instruction. However, the Digit Dialing function uses the Digit mode.The "Dialpad" instruction would start the Digit mode and open a dialpad. In the Digit mode, youChapter 26 Voice InstructionHideLoading VR. Pleasewait...
may speak a phone number while pressing and holding the Select key onthe left side of your phone. When you release the Select key, your phonedisplays the number it recognized on the dialpad and recites it. Note: Your phone remains in the Digit mode for a few seconds after eachnumber recognition. Then it returns to the Name/Instruction mode auto-matically. Refer to "List of Voice Instruction and Functions" for available voiceinstructions and their corresponding functions. RecitingWhen the voice recognition is loaded, you may specify the message recit-ing function to have your phone automatically reciting the words of anymessage you opened. To open the Reciting function: 1.Tap on the Main Screen to enter a setup screen, as shown in Figure 1. 2.Tap the Voice Command item to enter the screen for voice recognition setup. 3. Tap the drop list box following Talking phone and select On, as shownin Figure 2. 4. Tap Done to turn on the message reciting function. ENGLISHVoice Instruction118 Voice InstructionFigure 1Figure 2LanguageDate and TimeSound VolumeInput settingScreen CalibrationBacklight SetupVoice commandReceive IrDA OnPower ManagementTalking phone: OnOnOffDoneSetup
ENGLISH119Voice InstructionVoice InstructionList of Voice Instruction and FunctionsVoice Instruction FunctionName + Mobile(CellPhone,Call)/ The corresponding number will be highlighted. Pressthe Select key to dial the number. Open Digit Dial/Open DialPad You should perform the voice instruction for digit dial-ing. When the instruction is completed, you may pressthe Select key on the left side of your phone onceagain and speak a number. Release the softkey. Yourphone would recite the number you speak. If you haveinputted a correct number, press the Select key to dialit; otherwise, press the Select key and repeat the num-ber within 10 seconds of your phone's reciting. If itexceeds 10 seconds, you should repeat the OpenDial-up/Dial-up instruction.Go Back Your phone exits the current function screen.Redial Your phone recites the number you last dialed. Work(Office) / Home
ENGLISHVoice Instruction120 Voice InstructionVoice Instruction FunctionCheck New Messages/When your phone alerts you that there is a new incoming shortmessage, you may press and hold the softkey to perform the com-mand. You phone would tell you the number of messages youreceive and the name or number of each sender. (Short messagesyou have viewed are excluded from the number.) Check Missed CallsWhen your phone alerts you that there is a new incoming call, youmay press and hold the softkey to perform the command. Youphone would tell you the number of incoming calls and the nameor number of each caller. (Missed calls you have viewed areexcluded from the number.)Check TimeYour phone recites the current time displayed on the screen. Check BatteryYour phone recites the remained battery power in percentage.Check SignalYour phone recites the signal strength in percentage. Go to Homepage/HomepageReturn to the Main Screen.Note: Keep holding the Select key on the left side of your phone when performing the above voice instruc-tions. Do not release the key until the command has been performed successfully. If your phone cannot rec-ognize the voice instruction you speak, it will prompt you to repeat your operation. All the above instructions except "Go to Homepage/Homepage" and "Exit" may be performed when yourphone cover is closed and an earphone is connected. SMS
ENGLISH121SynchronizationSynchronizationYour phone is supplied with data synchronization capability, which allowsyou to perform data update and transfer between data stored in yourphone's Phone Address Book, SIM Address Book, Calendar, and Taskswith that stored in other phones, your computers, or other devices. You may perform data synchronization by connecting your phone toother devices via data cables, Infrared connections, or OTA.In the Main Screen of your phone: Tap the symbol to enter the syn-chronization function, as shown in the right Figure 1. 1.Tap to pop up a menu containing OTA Sync Setup. If you want to use theOTA method, you should configure the OTA synchronization. Select OTA SyncSetup to show a screen in Figure 2. Enter the content and tap OK. 2. Select a connection type from the list under the Sync Via. 3. Your phone displays "Synchronizing..." If you tap Cancel right now ora failure occurs during the synchronization, a Sync Failed dialog boxappears; if the synchronization is finished successfully, a detailed listdisplays on the screen. 4. Tap OK; your phone returns to the Synchronization Function Screen. 5.In the Synchronization Function Screen, tap to return to the Main Screen. Chapter 27 Data Synchronization Figure 1Figure 2Last Sync:Synchronize Via:OKUSB CableIR LinkOTAData Paths:Address Book: Calendar:Tasks:Server URL:Sync
ENGLISH 122 ModemModemNote:The following description covers meaningless characters on the screen display during mobilesynchronization.Mobile PIM (Phonebook, Datebook, and To Do List): UTF8, GB2312, and BTG5 are available forcoding of Chinese characters. Whether Chinese characters may be decoded properly is depend-ent on the language settings on both your mobile and your PC. To transfer Simplified Chinese characters from your mobile to your PC, you must select SimplifiedChinese for the language setting of the mobile. If your PC runs on an English OS, the languageshould be changed to Simplified Chinese by operating as follows: Start Settings ControlPanel Regional Options Language Settings for the System Simplified Chinese (Default). Follow the same steps for Traditional Chinese.
ENGLISH123ModemModemYour phone is embedded with a modem, which may be used for Internetaccess to browse information or download data in a wireless and mobilemanner, by connecting your phone to a computer with cables or viaBluetooth/Infrared.It is easy to make use of the modem. If you want to access the Internetvia data call, you may configure the "mobile" modem just as you do forsetting a standard modem on a normal computer. TipsTo connect your phone to a computer via Bluetooth orInfrared, make sure your computer supports Bluetooth orInfrared transmission and has been installed with correctdrivers.Tap on the Main Screen to enter the Modem Setup Screen, asshown in the Figure 1.1. Tap the combo box following Use to select a transmission method asnecessary, such as USB Cable, RS-232 Cable, IR Link, or Bluetooth.TipsIf you decide to employ a serial cable for data transmissionmake sure the baud rate is defined. Chapter 28 Modem Figure 1Figure 2Find DeviceModem Status:Not readyUse: USB CableBaud rate: 115200:OKModem Status:Not readyUse: USB CableBaud rate: 115200USB CableRS-232 CableIR LinkBluetooth
ENGLISHCenter124 Center2. When completing your configuration, tap Find Device. The modem status is indicated asReady; tap Disconnect, the status becomes Not ready. 3. Once data transmission between your phone and your computer is normal via a USB cable,data cable, Bluetooth, or Infrared, you may access the Internet from the computer via thephone just as you do with a normal modem. TipsIf you employ Bluetooth to establish the connection, you will be prompted to enteryour password. Enter the correct password as required by your phone.
ENGLISH125VPN (Virtual Private Network) VPNVirtual Private NetworkTap on the Main Screen to open a screen for authentication, onwhich you may tap Agree to access the VPN function. Creating New Policy If you tap without any policy, your phone displays no policy. Insuch a case, do as follows: 1. Tap to open the New Policy Screen, as shown in Figure 1. To viewadditional options, scroll down the Scroll Bar; 2. Enter information for each option to specify the policy. When you finishsetting, tap Done to save your setup. The Policy List appears on thescreen, as shown in Figure 2. Logging into the VPNIf you have created one or more policies, you may tap to showthe Policy List. 1. Tap and hold a policy to pop up a menu, from which you may selectEdit to edit the policy, or Delete to delete the policy;Chapter 29 VPN (Virtual Private Network) Figure 1Figure 2DonePolicy NameGateway TypeGateway IP Address: Split Tunnelling Perfect Forward Secrecy User nameLog inmovian VPNmovian VPNmovian VPN
ENGLISHVPNVirtual Private Network126 VPN (Virtual Private Network) 2. Select a policy from the Policy List as desired. Tap Log in and enter the password to log inthe VPN. When the logging in is successful, your phone returns to the Main Screen; TipsYou should get ready your network connection before logging in the VPN. Refer tothe chapter on network for details. 3. To disconnect your phone from the VPN on which you have logged: Go to the Main Screen(provided that your phone has been connected to the VPN); tap the VPN symbol toshow the Policy List; a Disconnect button appears at the bottom; tap Disconnect;4. Tap the Menu Key to pop up a menu, from which you may select Edit or Delete to edit ordelete the policy you have selected. movian VPN
ENGLISH127TroubleshootingTroubleshootingCheck the following questions if you have problems with operating your phone.Problems Reasons SolutionsChapter 30 Troubleshooting I cannot accessthe Internet prop-erly using theBrowser orEmail.My phone seemsto be slow when Itouch the screen. I cannot receivecalls and mes-sages satisfacto-rily. •Your network operator does notoffer the service or you have notsubscribed for the service. •ou have not configured the serv-ice properly.•You have not calibrated yourtouch screen properly.•You are using your phone in anarea with poor network coverage(out of reach of radio signals),such as a place near a tall build-ing or in a basement.•You are using your phone duringbusy period of the network whenthe line is busy, such as on-dutyor off-duty period. •Your phone is far from any basestation of your network. Contact your network operator onhow to subscribe for and use theservice.Refer relevant chapters in the User'sGuide for detailed description on theBrowser and Email. Calibrate your touch screen. Refer tothe description in the User's Guide onhow to calibrate it. Avoid using your phone in suchplaces.Avoid using your phone in such peri-ods.Contact your network operator for aservice coverage chart.
Problems Reasons Solutions•It is a regional problem due topoor network trunk quality. •Line quality is poor in certain areas. •The standby time of your batteryvaries depending on the systemconfiguration of your network. •You need to replace the battery with a new one.•The standby time will be shortened whenyour phone cannot receive signals, whenit continuously emits radio signals tosearch for a base station, consuming alot of your battery's power. •Your battery is exhausted. •SIM card damaged. •You have inserted the SIM card incorrectly.•Metallic surface of your SIM cardis dirty. ENGLISHTroubleshooting128 TroubleshootingI hear echo ornoise.My battery didn'tlast as long as Iexpected.I cannot turn on my phone.SIM card errorHung up and dial once again. Thetrunk may distribute a better line foryour call. Turn off your phone in areas withpoor network coverage. Replace a new battery.Move to an area with more strength-ened signals or turn off your phonetemporarily. Recharge your battery.Contact your network operator. Make sure the SIM card is inserted properly.Clean metallic contacts of your SIMcard using clean cloth.
Problems Reasons SolutionsENGLISH129TroubleshootingI cannot connectmy phone to thenetwork.I cannot transmitmessages.I cannot make a phone call. PIN errorI cannot chargemy battery. I cannot enter newentries into myAddress BookI cannot config-ure certain func-tions.•SIM card invalid •Out of the GSM coverage•Signal is weak•Your network operator does notoffer the service.•The call barring function has been enabled. •You have entered three incorrect PIN codes in series. •The voltage is out of the ratedrange of the charger. •You use a nonstandard charger. •Poor contact•The Address Book or the dynamicmemory is full.•Your network operator does notoffer these functions or you havenot subscribed for them. Contact your network operator.Contact your network operator for details on the service area. Move to an area with strengthened signals and try again. Contact your network operator. Disable the call barring function. Contact your network operator. Use voltage falling within the ratedrange of the charger. Use a battery charger designed for themobile phone. For example, SPN5052Xseries (X may be A, B, etc.).(For exaple, Make sure the plug is securely connected. Delete some of your Address Bookentries or remove some other data. Contact your network operator.Troubleshooting
ENGLISHSpecificAbsorption Rate130 Specific Absorption RateThis model phone meets the international requirements for expo-sure to radio waves. Your mobile phone is a radio transmitter and receiver. It is designed and manufactured not toexceed limits for exposure to radio frequency (RF) energy. These limits are part of comprehen-sive guidelines and establish permitted levels of RF energy for the general population. Theguidelines are based on standards that were developed by independent scientific organizationsthrough periodic and thorough evaluation of scientific studies. The guidelines include a substan-tial safety margin designed to assure the safety of all persons, regardless of age and health.The exposure standard for mobile phones employs a unit of measurement known as theSpecific Absorption Rate, or SAR. Under the guidelines for your phone model, the SAR limit is2.0 W/kg*. Tests for SAR are conducted based on CENELEC** testing procedure, using stan-dard operating positions with the phone transmitting at its highest certified power level in alltested frequency bands. Although the SAR is determined at the highest certified power level,the actual SAR of the phone while operating can be well below the maximum value. This isbecause the phone is designed to operate at multiple power levels so as to use only the powerrequired to reach the network. In general, the closer you are to a base station, the lower thepower output of the phone.Before a phone model is available for sale to the public, it is tested to confirm compliance withChapter 31 Specific Absorption Rate
ENGLISH131Specific Absorption RateSpecificAbsorption Ratethe guidelines. The tests are performed in positions and locations that conform to a uniformtesting methodology determined by an expert standards body. The highest SAR value for thismodel phone when tested for use at the ear is ____W/kg***.It shall be noted that the SAR level may vary when the phone is modified. In all cases, thephone has been designed by strictly observing a guideline. The SAR limit for mobile phones used by the public is recommended by ICNIRP as 2.0 watts/kilogram(W/kg) averaged over ten grams of tissue. The limit incorporates a substantial margin for safety to giveadditional protection for the public and to account for any variations in measurements.CENELEC is a European standard body. Additional information for the mobile phone model includes a range of Motorola Testing Agreement,Assessment Procedure, and Testing Method.
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