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Samsung Smartphone

SCH-i201

User’s Guide

Contents

Getting Started

Unpacking ................................................... 1

Your Phone ................................................. 2

Phone Layout ......................................... 2

Installing the Battery ................................. 4

Attaching the Battery Pack ................... 4

Removing the Battery Pack ................... 5

Charging the Battery Pack ......................... 6

Turning the Phone On/Off .......................... 8

Backlight ................................................ 8

Viewing the Remaining Battery

Power.................................................. 8

Using the Touchscreen ............................... 9

Using the Stylus ..................................... 9

Calibrating the Screen ......................... 10

Adjusting Screen Contrast ................... 11

Using as a Phone

Making a Call ........................................... 13

Making a Call ....................................... 13

Advanced Calling Features ...................... 15

Using Voice Dial .................................. 15

Using Speed Dial ................................. 17

Redialing the Last Number .................. 18

Using the Phone Book ......................... 19

Using Call History ................................ 20

Using Four-digit Dial ............................ 22

Answering Calls ....................................... 23

Answering a Call ................................. 23

Viewing Missed Calls .......................... 24

In-Call Options .......................................... 25

Using In-Call Options ........................... 25

Setting Basic Features ............................. 28

Adjusting the Volume .......................... 28

Easy Access to Applications

During Calls ......................................... 29

Selecting Bell/Vibrate ......................... 29

One-Touch Ringer Selection ................ 30

Viewing Air Time ................................. 31

Automatic Hyphenation ....................... 32

Answering Mode ...................................... 33

Turning On the Answering Mode ........ 33

Listening to a Caller Message ............ 35

Recording Your Own OGM

Message .............................................. 37

Playing or Selecting the OGM

Message .............................................. 39

Contents

Learning to Use the

Applications

Working with Applications ...................... 41

Opening an Application ....................... 41

Displaying Applications ....................... 41

Brief Description on Applications ....... 44

Entering Text, Numbers or Symbols .... 46

Help Writing Characters ...................... 55

Using Application Controls .................. 55

Using Menus ........................................ 56

Finding Data on Your Phone ................ 59

Customizing Your Phone .......................... 61

Opening Control Application ............... 61

Bell ....................................................... 62

Sound ................................................... 62

Display ................................................. 64

Security ................................................ 65

Battery ................................................. 67

System ................................................. 68

Network ............................................... 68

Storage ................................................ 70

Owner Information ............................... 70

Calibration ........................................... 71

Contrast ............................................... 71

PC Synchronization ................................... 72

Synchronizing Data .............................. 72

Data Communication ........................... 75

Address Book

Address Book ........................................... 79

Creating an Address Book Entry .......... 80

Viewing Address Book Entries ............ 91

Editing an Address Book Entry ............ 95

Deleting an Address Book Entry .......... 98

Address Book Setup Options ............... 99

Personal Information

Manager

Memo ..................................................... 103

Creating a New Memo ...................... 103

Viewing a Memo ............................... 105

Attaching an Image in a Memo ........ 109

Sending a Memo as a SMS

Message (network dependent) .......... 112

Configuring Categories ...................... 113

Scheduler ............................................... 114

Recording a New Appointment ......... 114

Viewing Scheduled Appointments .... 118

Editing Details of a Selected

Appointment ...................................... 122

Removing a Selected Appointment ... 122

ToDo ....................................................... 124

Creating a ToDo Item ......................... 124

Viewing the ToDo List ........................ 127

Editing a ToDo Item ........................... 128

Deleting a Task in the List ................. 129

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Contents

Communication Applications

SMS (Short Message Service) ............... 131

Sending a Short Message ................. 131

Receiving Messages .......................... 134

Deleting a SMS Message ................. 137

Internet ................................................... 138

Accessing GoNext ............................. 138

Navigating the Internet ..................... 139

Using Bookmarks ............................... 141

Internet Settings ................................ 144

E-mail ..................................................... 146

Accessing E-mail Service .................. 146

Mail Settings ..................................... 147

Reading an E-mail .............................. 149

Sending an E-mail .............................. 153

Writing a Signature ........................... 157

Additional Setup Options .................. 158

Chatting .................................................. 162

Using Chat Service ............................ 162

Creating a New Chat Room ............... 167

Person to Person Talking ................... 169

Sending a Chat Memo ....................... 170

Using Chat Book ................................ 171

Using Bulletin Board .......................... 173

Additional Chat Menu Options .......... 175

Extra

Clock ....................................................... 179

Setting Home Time ............................ 179

Setting Alarm ..................................... 181

Viewing World Time .......................... 183

Calculator ............................................... 184

Opening the Calculator ...................... 184

Using the Calculator .......................... 185

Error Message Display ...................... 189

Othello .................................................... 190

Accessing Othello Game ................... 190

Playing One Player Game .................. 191

Playing Two Player Game .................. 192

Playing Network Game ...................... 192

Viewing Your Play Records ................ 197

Appendix

Accessories............................................. 199

Care and Safety Guidelines ................... 200

Caring for Your Smartphone .............. 200

Antenna Care ..................................... 201

Battery Care ....................................... 201

Safety Precautions ............................. 203

Continued

iii

Getting Started

Congratulations on your purchase of the Samsung

Smartphone. This phone combines a digital phone,

personal information managers, communication

applications and games in a single handset.

In this chapter, the topics included are:

• Unpacking

• Your Phone

• Installing the Battery

• Charging the Battery Pack

• Turning the Phone On/Off

• Using the Touchscreen

Unpacking

Check to make sure that all of the following items are included in the box when

you unpack it.

The phone with a stylus Desktop

charger Standard

battery

Data cable

CD-ROM for data synchronization

and the instruction guide

Leather case This guide

Unpacking

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Auto answer button

Volume buttons

Ear microphone jack

Earpiece

Microphone

Press and hold to turn the

answering mode on or off.

Adjust the volume.

Antenna

Lamp

Touchscreen

Flip

Hard icon panel

Phone Layout

Launches

applications.

Opens text input

screen when you are

asked to enter

information on the

screen.

Opens a set of menu

options available in

the application you

are in.

Adjusts the contrast

of the screen.

Application buttons

Opens the associated

applications.

Phone Address GoNext

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The following illustrations show the main elements of your phone.

Your Phone

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Shows the received signal strength.

The greater the number of bars, the

better the signal strength.

Appears when a call is in progress.

Appears when the phone is out of

service area.

Appears when a caller message has

been recorded.

Appears when a new message has

been received.

Appears when the vibrate mode is

activated.

Appears when you are roaming.

Shows the level of your battery. The

more bars you see, the more power you

have left.

Rear View

Your Phone

Icons in the top strip

Power/Backlight button

Turns the phone on/off. Also,

turn the backlight of the

screen on/off.

Stylus

Your phone comes with an rechargeable standard battery. An extended-life battery is

available as an option.

1. To attach the battery pack, align it with the phone so that the

two arrows labeled on the back of the phone are seen, the

battery charge contacts pointing downward.

2. Slide the battery pack upwards until it clicks firmly into

position.

Attaching the

Battery Pack

Installing the Battery

Removing the

Battery Pack 1. Release the battery pack by pressing the latch on the rear

of the phone.

2. Slide the battery pack downward and lift it away from the

phone.

Installing the Battery

Latch

2. Select one of the following options:

• Insert the entire phone with battery

attached into the front compartment of

the charger.

• Insert a single battery (alone, not

attached to the phone) into the rear

compartment of the charger.

Charge

indicator lights

When you purchase the phone, the battery pack is not fully

charged. Please charge the battery fully before you operate

your phone.

You must fully charge the battery before using your phone for

the first time. A discharged battery is fully recharged in

approximately 8-12 hours.

1. Plug the power cord of the charger into a standard AC outlet.

When the power is connected properly, the battery charge

indicator lights on the left side of the charger blink once.

Charging the Battery Pack

3. The battery charge indicators on the left side of the

charger come on.

The light is red while the batteries are charging. It turns

green when the batteries are fully charged. Charging the

main battery completely takes two to three hours.

4. When the indicator light turns green, remove the phone

from the charger by gently pulling it straight up.

Once the battery is charged, you can use the phone in the

charger or out of the charger for all functions. If you have

purchased an extra battery, you can charge it in the

charger while you are using the phone.

Charging the Battery Pack

Charge indicator light

Red=The battery is charging.

Green=The battery is fully charged.

Yellow=The battery is waiting to be

charged.

Phone’s battery (on the

front compartment)

indicator light

Battery (on the rear

compartment) indicator light

Note:

Leaving the battery in the charger once it is fully charged does not

harm the battery. For more information on battery safety, see page

201.

1. Hold down the Power button on the right side of the phone

for more than one second to switch the phone on.

The phone beeps and displays the greeting message, current

date and time.

2. To turn off the phone, press the button again until you hear a

beep tone.

The backlight comes on when you open the flip or receive a call

and switches off 8 seconds after the last input. If you want to

turn on the backlight manually, press the Power button briefly.

Backlight

Viewing the

Remaining

Battery Power

Power

button

• The battery charge level is displayed at the right corner of the

LCD display, when the phone is powered on.

• The number of blocks represent the battery charge level.

Example: Battery fully charged

Battery low

• When the battery drops to a low level, the phone beeps and

the battery icon turns to .

• When the battery is fully discharged, a warning tone sounds

three times and the power turns off.

Turning the Phone On/Off

Using the Touchscreen

Your phone is equipped with a large, sensitive touchscreen.

The screen provides on-screen number keyboard you would

expect on a normal phone and has versatile menu functions.

To prevent scratches, never use an actual pen, pencil or

other sharp object to tap or write on the screen.

With the stylus, you can:

• write, type, and draw on the screen.

• tap on the screen, which opens the selected application

and select an item or button in the application.

• drag across words to select them.

Use the stylus provided with your phone to make selection

on the touch screen. When the stylus is stored in a slot on

the back side of your phone, to use the stylus, remove it

from the slot and hold it as you would with pen or pencil.

Using the Stylus

Tip

• Tap means to touch the screen and lift the stylus off

the screen.

•Drag means to touch and slide the stylus. When you

are finished dragging, lift the stylus off the screen.

The selected words or text turns highlighted.

Using the Touchscreen

Use stylus to tap

center of target.

4. Tap the Calib icon.

5. Tap the exact center of each target that appears

on the screen. After you have aligned four

targets, the Control screen reappears.

Control

Bell Sound Disp

Secur Batt Sys

Net Stor

Contr

Owner

Calib

To make the screen respond correctly to the stylus tap, calibrate

the screen with the stylus before using your phone.

1. Tap the icon on the hard icon panel to launch

applications.

2. Drag the slider to scroll to the next page.

3. Tap the Ctrl icon to open the Control screen.

Calibrating the

Screen

Home

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PCsync

Calc Ctrl

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Clock

Find

Home

Chat

Othello

Slider

Tap to launch

applications

You can adjust the screen contrast at any time, without

accessing the Contrast menu, by tapping the icon on the

hard icon panel.

Adjusting

Screen Contrast

Using the Touchscreen

tap this lower triangle

to darken the screen

To lighten the screen, tap the upper triangle of the icon

until you get the desired lightness.

To darken the screen, tap the lower triangle of the icon

until you get the desired darkness.

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tap this upper triangle

to lighten the screen

Using as a Phone

Samsung Smartphone gives you advanced phone

capabilities.

This chapter explains how to use the Samsung

Smartphone to make and receive a call.

Topics included in this chapter are:

• Making a Call

• Advanced Calling Features

• Answering Calls

• In-Call Options

• Setting Basic Features

• Answering Mode

1. Open the Phone screen which allows you to dial a phone

number.

There are several ways to open the Phone screen:

• When the phone is powered

on or when the flip is open,

the Phone screen displays.

• When you have worked with

other application, press the

button below the screen

to open the Phone screen.

• You can also open the Phone

screen by selecting the

icon from the Home screen.

Making a Call

Phone

Making a Call

Tip

If the Phone screen disappears before you tap a

number, just touch on the screen to wake up the phone.

2. Key in the area code and the phone number by tapping the

number digits in the Phone screen with the stylus.

The number displays on the top of the screen as you tap

them.

SEND

abc def

jklghi mno

tuv

pqrs wxyz

456

789

May 25 THU

10 : 30

Phone screen ❿

Making a Call

3. When the number is correctly displayed, tap the SEND

button to dial the number.

You can also start dialing by holding down the last digit of

the phone number without tapping the SEND button.

Correcting the Number

When you key in the number button on

the screen, the button (or END

button) is replaced with the CLR

button.

To clear the last digit displayed, tap

the CLR button briefly.

To clear the whole display, touch and

hold down the CLR button for more than

one second.

Ending a Call

When you have finished your call, tap the END button or close

the flip.

Tip

If you make an international call and need to find the country code,

use the following steps:

In the Phone screen, tap the icon, and select Country Code from

the Calls menu. The country code list appears. Tap the desired code,

and tap the OK button. The selected country code is displayed in the

number field on the Phone screen.

SEND

abc def

jklghi mno

456

00-182

Advanced Calling Features

If you have set voice dial for the number you want to call

(see page 83), you can use voice to make a call.

To set a voice dial:

To use voice dial, you first set the phone to recognize the

name of the person you are calling.

You can record up to 20 names using the Address

application. See page 87 for information on how to record

name.

To place voice dialing calls:

1. In the Phone screen, tap the button on the screen.

2. At the voice prompt, say the name into the phone.

• If the phone recognizes the name, the phone attempts

a connection.

• If the phone does not recognize the name, the screen

prompts for the name again.

• If the phone does not recognize the name after two

attempts, the message ‘Could Not Recognize Name’

displays. Try the call again later, or check the recorded

name.

Using Voice Dial

Note:

If the phone is set to the Auto Voice Dial mode, you do not need

to tap the button in the phone screen. See page 17.

Advanced Calling Features

To search, then make a call:

You can scan through the voice dial list you have recorded.

1. In the Phone screen, tap the icon on the hard icon

panel. The phone menu list appears.

2. Tap Voice Dial from the Calls menu. The Phone Book list

which shows the voice dial names appears.

4. Tap the desired name you want to call. To dial the selected

name, tap the SEND button.

Phone Book

Voice Dial7

OK SEND

ABC co.

Bayer

Cooper chr..

John

Katherine

Moore Davi..

Russel Jack

3. To scroll through the list if necessary, tap ❷!or $in the

lower right corner of the screen.

SMS SetupCalls

Outgoing

Incoming

Air Time

Outgoing

Incoming

Air Time

Country Code

Phone Book

Speed Dial

Voice Dial

Send DTMF

Auto Answering

Advanced Calling Features

To set Auto Voice Dial:

You can initiate a voice dialing call by opening the flip, when

you select this option through the phone menu.

1. In the Phone screen, tap the icon on the hard icon

panel. The phone menu list appears.

2. Tap the Setup tab on the top of menu screen, and select

Auto Voice Dial. This option enables voice dialing by

opening the flip.

If you access the same menu next time, you will find

Hand Voice Dial instead of Auto Voice Dial. The Hand

Voice Dial enables voice dialing only by tapping the

button on the Phone screen.

3. When the desired option displays, tap the OK button.

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Calls SMS Setup

Ring/Vibrate

Sounds

Display

Security

System

About Phone

Auto Voice Dial

Your phone enables you to place calls quickly by entering the

speed dial code you specified when you have stored the

phone number in your internal Address Book. For information

on setting Speed Dial, see page 85.

To make a call using speed dial:

In the Phone screen, touch and hold the speed number.

If the number contains more than one digit, tap briefly the

first digit(s) and touch and hold the last digit.

Using Speed Dial

To search, then speed dial:

If you do not remember the speed dial number for someone

you want to call, follow these steps to select it from the

Speed Dial list.

1. In the Phone screen, tap the icon on the hard icon

panel. The phone menu list appears.

2. Select Speed Dial from the Calls menu. The Phone Book

list which shows the speed dial codes appears.

3. To scroll through the list if necessary, tap ❷!or $in the

lower right corner of the screen.

4. Tap the desired entry you want to call. To dial the selected

entry, tap the SEND button.

Phone Book

Speed Dial7

OK SEND

Bayer

Cooper chr..

Katherine

Moore Davi..

Russel Jack

John

ABC co.

Speed code

The phone stores the last number dialed. To redial the

number, just touch and hold down the SEND button in the

Phone screen.

Redialing the

Last Number

Advanced Calling Features

3. To scroll through the list if necessary, tap ❷!or $in the

lower right corner of the screen.

4. Select the desired number highlighted. To dial the selected

number, tap the SEND button. To exit, tap the OK button.

Phone Book

All

ABC co.

Bayer..

Coope..

John

Kathe..

Moore..

Russe..

44123456..

01198765..

44543210..

44876543..

01112345..

55161509..

44987654..

AII P

SEND

Tap letter to find the name

and number beginning with

the specified letter quickly.

You can store the phone numbers called regularly in memory,

called the Address Book. You then simply recall the number

to dial. For further information on Address Book, see page

79.

To make a call from the Address Book:

1. In the Phone screen, tap the icon on the hard icon

panel. The phone menu list appears.

2. Select Phone Book from the Calls menu. The Phone

Book list appears in alphabetic order.

Using the Phone

Book

Your phone stores up to 20 numbers you either called or

received calls from. It identifies callers, and the date and

time they called.

You can view the incoming and outgoing calls list

independently and dial a number from the list.

To make a call from the calls list:

1. In the Phone screen, tap the icon on the hard icon

panel. A menu list appears.

2. From the Calls tab on the top of the menu screen, select

Outgoing for outgoing calls and Incoming for incoming

calls .

3. The selected calls list appears. The date/time stamp

displays for each log.

If there is an internal Address Book match, the name

displays. If not, only the phone number displays.

symbol indicates you have successfully dialed or received

the call. symbol indicates you have not connected or

missed the call.

Tip

You can also open the calls list by pressing

button below the screen. If you press the button

in the Phone screen, the Outgoing Calls list, then the

Incoming Call list appears.

Using Call History

Outgoing Calls

Catherine

441234567

12/15 12:17P

Moore

449876543

12/15 12:03P

448768765

12/15 10:15A

David

447654321

12/15 10:09A

OK SEND

Advanced Calling Features

4. To scroll through the list if necessary, tap ❷!or $in the

lower-right corner of the screen.

5. To dial the selected number highlighted, tap the SEND

button.

To save a number in the Address Book:

After selecting one from the outgoing calls list, you can

save the number in the phone’s Address Book. Tap the

icon on the hard icon panel in the outgoing calls list

screen. From the List menu, select Save. The Address

New screen opens which allows you to create a new

address book entry.

To delete one or all numbers from the outgoing calls

list:

The phone automatically replaces older calls with newer

ones. However, if you want to delete a selected number

or all numbers from the outgoing calls list immediately,

tap the icon in the outgoing calls list screen. From the

List menu, select Delete or Delete All.

Note:

In case of duplicate entries, the phone stores the number with each

time and date in which the call arrives.

SEND

abc def

jklghi mno

456

44-123-4567

01/03

Catherine

Using Four-digit

Dial

Name

(if stored in the

Address Book)

Phone number matching

your input

Your phone provides the option of four-digit dialing of

numbers stored in the internal Address Book or the outgoing

calls list. This allows you to enter the last four consecutive

digits of someone’s phone number, have your phone

remember the rest, and then dial it for you.

To place a call using four-digit dialing:

1. In the Phone screen, key in the last four consecutive digits

of a phone number that you have stored in your Address

Book or you have dialed before.

2. The phone displays the number matching your input.

3. If the phone contains more than one phone number in

which the last four consecutive digits are the same, it

displays the number of the phone numbers matching your

input either from the outgoing calls list or Phone Book list

in the upper right corner of the screen.

Select the desired number by pressing the up/down button

on the left side of the phone.

4. To dial the number, tap the SEND button.

The number of total

numbers matching your

input

Answering Calls

When somebody calls you, the phone rings. If the caller can

be identified, the caller’s phone number (or name if pre-

stored in your Address Book) is displayed. If the caller cannot

be identified, only the message ‘Phone Call’ is displayed.

To answer the call:

Open the flip to answer the call. If the flip is already open,

tap any button on the Phone screen (except END), any

application button ( , , ), or any icon

( , , , ) on the hard icon panel.

You can adjust the volume of the ringer for that call with the

volume buttons on the left side of the phone.

Note:

You can answer a call while using a menu feature. The screen alerts you

with the incoming call message. Tap Yes to answer the call, or No to reject

the call. If rejected, the call will be forwarded to your voice mailbox. If no

mailbox is available, the call will be disconnected. If you tap button,

the Answering feature is activated.

Answering a Call

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Incoming Call

You've got an incoming call.

Do you want to answer it?

Yes

Answering Calls

If you are unable to answer a call, you can find out who was

calling you, if this service is available on your network. You

can call the person back, if necessary.

The number of missed calls is displayed on the top of the

idle screen and the last caller name (if stored in the internal

Address Book) or the Phone number is displayed on the

bottom of the screen immediately after the call was missed.

If you tap the SEND button on this screen, you’ll be

connected to the last caller you have not answered. If you

press any other keys on this screen, the missed call

notification screen disappears.

To view the missed calls, refer to the incoming calls list on

page 20.

Viewing Missed

Calls

SEND

abc def

jklghi mno

456

May 25 THU

Catherine

Missed Call 03

Answering Calls

Your phone provides a number of functions that you can use

during a call. You may not utilize all of these functions at all

times. Many of the in-call options are network services.

Tap the icon on the hard icon panel

during a call. The Busy menu appears on

the screen which allows you to access the

following options.

Mute Your Voice

This option allows you to switch your phone’s microphone off, so

that the other party cannot hear you. *Mute* displays on the

screen.

To resume, tap the icon and select this option again in the

Busy menu.

No Key Volume

This option does not transmit the key tones. It allows you to tap

buttons without hearing annoying key tones during a call.

Send My Phone Number

Selecting this option sends DTMF (Dual Tone Multi Frequency)

tones of your phone number. Use this option when you leave

your phone number for the person to return your call.

Send DTMF

This option allows you to send DTMF tones of the numbers you

have previously stored in the Send DTMF list. DTMF tones can

be used to control electronic phone services, such as a bank

account or voice mail system.

Using In-Call

Options

Mute Your Voice

No Key Volume

Send My Phone#

Send DTMF

Busy...

In-Call Options

To use this option, you should store the numbers you want to

send as DTMF tones, for example, the bank account number

and password.

To register DTMF numbers:

1. In the Phone screen, tap the icon and select Send

DTMF from the Calls menu.

2. The Send DTMF screen opens. Tap the icon again, and

select New from the Setup menu.

3. Enter the desired number, then tap the OK button.

To use the DTMF number during a call:

1. After you call the service, select this option from the Busy

menu when the service asks to enter the DTMF code.

2. Select the desired number in the Send DTMF list.

3. Tap the SEND button.

OK Clr PCancel

abc def

jklghi mno

tuv

pqrs wxyz

456

789

Cancels

registering. Inserts a pause.

Clears the last entry.

Call Waiting

You can answer an incoming call while you have a call in

progress, if this service is supported by the network. Contact

your service provider to activate Call Waiting.

During a call in progress, an incoming alert sounds for

another incoming call and a Call Waiting message appears

on the screen. The caller’s name (if stored in the internal

Address Book) or phone number is also displayed if the caller

identification feature is supported on your network.

The call waiting message disappears after 15 seconds or if

you tap SEND.

To answer a waiting call:

1. Tap the SEND button. The phone connects the calling

party, and places the current party on hold.

2. Tap the SEND button again to switch between the two

parties.

In-Call Options

Catherine

Call waiting

Air Time 1:14

Ringer Volume

When a call comes in and the phone rings, you can adjust the

ringer volume with the volume buttons on the left side of the

phone. This volume setting affects only that call. To adjust ringer

volume for all calls, use the Volume function in the Sound

screen. See page 62.

Adjusting the

Volume

Key Volume

In the idle mode, you can adjust the key tone volume using the

volume buttons on the phone.

You can also adjust key volume using the Volume function in the

Sound screen. See page 62.

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Voice Volume

During a call, if you want to adjust the earpiece volume, use the

volume buttons on the left side of the phone. Press to

increase and to decrease the volume. You can also adjust the

voice volume using the Volume function in the Sound screen.

See page 62.

Setting Basic Features

You can set your phone to signal an incoming call or

message in the following ways:

• the ringer sounds.

• the phone vibrates.

• the red LED on the top of the phone flashes.

• the phone vibrates and the ringer also sounds if you do not

answer the call.

To select the ring type:

1. In the Phone screen, tap the icon on the hard icon

panel. A menu list appears.

2. Tap the Setup tab on the top of the menu screen.

3. Select Ring/Vibrate from the Setup menu.

4. Select the desired ring type, then tap the OK button.

Selecting

Bell/Vibrate

If you’re talking on the phone and need to check information

in any of your applications (such as the Scheduler or Memo),

simply open the application you want to use. Your call is not

affected by opening any of the applications on your phone.

You can use the on-screen keyboard or the stylus to add or

change information (such as appointments, addresses, or

memos) during the call.

Easy Access to

Applications

During Calls

jklghi mno

tuv

oper

pqrs

wxyz

456

789

Ring Type

OK Cancel

Vib + Bell

Lamp

Vibrate

Bell

One-Touch Ringer

Selection You can quickly select the ring type between Vibrate and

Bell without accessing menu commands.

Touch and hold the button on the Phone screen. Each

time you tap the button, your pone goes to the vibration

mode or bell mode alternatively.

When the vibrate mode is selected, the icon appears in

the top strip.

SEND

Home

Cont

Input

abc def

jklghi mno

tuv

pqrs wxyz

456

789

Note:

Your phone provides a variety of ringer options. To select another

type of ring, see page 29.

Setting Basic Features

Air Time

Last Call

051123456

02min 11sec

Total Calls

Voice Calls

Total 6 Calls

02hr 10min 34sec

Data Calls

Total 2 Calls

00hr 58min 12sec

OK Reset

3. The Air Time screen appears. You can review the last call

time, the total number of calls and the air time for all

voice calls and data calls, independently, since the last

reset action.

4. If you want to reset the call timer, tap the Reset button,

then the OK button.

To exit, tap the OK button.

Viewing Air Time You can review the air time of the most recent call, as well

as total air time for all calls since the last reset action. You

can also reset the call timer.

To review the air time:

1. In the Phone screen, tap the icon on the hard icon

panel. A menu list appears.

2. Select Air Time from the Calls menu.

4. Find the Auto-Hyphen checkbox in the screen. Tap the

box to turn the feature on ( ) and tap again to turn the

feature off ( ).

5. To exit, tap the OK button.

Display

Initial Display

972-312-3456

Auto-Hyphen

OK Cancel

Greeting

Big Clock

World Time

My Phone#

Automatic

Hyphenation

Your phone automatically hyphenates numbers as follows:

(area code)-(number). Digits following a pause are not

hyphenated.

To turn this feature off or turn it back on:

1. In the Phone screen, tap the icon on the hard icon

panel. The phone menu list appears.

2. Tap the Setup tab on the top of the menu screen.

3. Select Display from the Setup menu. The Display screen

appears.

Answering Mode

You can set your phone to answer calls when you do not want to answer the call. The

caller can leave a message at a voice prompt.

You can turn on or off the answering mode either using the

Answer button on the left side of the phone or accessing

the Answer menu after launching applications.

To set with the Answer button:

1. Press and hold button until

Answering Mode On displays.

Turning On the

Answering Mode

2. Your phone goes to the answering mode.

3. When a call comes in, your phone answers with a

specified OGM message.

You can use the default OGM message preset on your

phone, or record your own OGM message. For details on

recording your own message, see page 37.

Answer button

Note:

Pressing down button repeatedly

turns the answering mode on and off.

May 25 THU

10 : 50

-Answering Mode-

Answering Mode

Receive

-Answering Mode-

Recording...

OGM Play

-Answering Mode-

2 New Messages

May 25 THU

4. After sounding a beep, your phone begins recording the

caller’s message up to one minute.

5. When a message has been successfully recorded, icon

appears in the top strip and the display shows the number

of newly recorded messages.

Notes:

• Your phone can record up to 12 caller messages.

• While recording a caller message, you can get an incoming call by

opening the flip, then tapping Receive on the screen. The message

already recorded is saved automatically.

• While recording, only the following options are available: Receive

button on the screen, the button on the right side of the phone

or the volume buttons on the left side of the phone.

Answering Mode

Listening to a

Caller Message

AutoAnswer

OGM

Delete

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To listen to the caller message:

1. Tap the icon on the hard icon panel to launch

applications.

2. Tap the icon to open the AutoAnswer screen.

3. Select the message you want to listen to, and tap the

Review button.

Answer

The recording time

Indicates that

the message has

not been reviewed.

Allows you to

record or play

OGM messages.

Home

Cont

Input

All

Sched ToDo Memo

Home

AddressEmailGoNextPhone

Answer

The time and date

when the message

was recorded.

Delete

stop

play pause

2000.02.18 Fri 13:22 02/12

Name : ABC

Num : 051-123-456

Review

4. You can find the caller’s name (if stored Address Book) and

number in the Review screen.To listen to the message, tap

the play button. Your phone plays back the message.

Cancels playback.

To pause the playback, tap

pause. To resume the play

back, tap Play again. Tap the arrows

to skip to the

next/previous

message.

The current

message number

of all messages

received.

Tap to delete the current message.

5. When you are done, tap the OK button to return to the

Answering screen.

To turn off or on the answering mode:

In the AutoAnswer screen, tap the ON or OFF button. The

button toggles each time you tap it.

To delete a message:

When you review the message, tap the Delete button to

delete the current message. You can also delete a message in

the message list screen. Select a message you want to delete

in the AutoAnswer screen, then tap the Delete button.

To adjust the speaker volume:

When you are listening to a message,

press the volume buttons on the left side

of the phone to increase or decrease the

volume.

Answering Mode

Recording Your

Own OGM

Message

You can record your own OGM message which will be played

when a call comes in.

1. Tap the icon on the hard icon panel to launch

applications.

2. Tap the Answer icon to open the AutoAnswer screen.

Home

Cont

Input

All

Sched ToDo Memo

Home

AddressEmailGoNextPhone

Answer

3. The AutoAnswer screen displays the caller message list, if

recorded. To record an OGM message, tap the OGM button.

AutoAnswer

OGM

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4. Tab the OGM Message pick list, then select Custom.

Default(H) Mode Setting

OGM Message Default(H)

stop

play

5. Tap the record button and record your own OGM

message.

6. If you want to finish recording, tap the Stop button.

7. Tap the OK button to return to the AutoAnswer screen.

Tap the pick list to select Custom.

Default(H) Mode Setting

OGM Message Custom

stop

play

record

If you want to listen to the message

you have recorded, tap Play.

To stop listening,

tap Stop.

Note:

You can record the OGM message up to 1 minute. If the recording

time is over than 1 minute, the recording will automatically stop.

Tap to record your

own message.

Answering Mode

Playing or

Selecting the

OGM Message

You can select the OGM message to be played when a call

comes in from the available default messages and your own

message.

1. In the AutoAnswer screen, tap the OGM button.

Default(H) Mode Setting

OGM Message Default(H)

stop

play

3. If you want to listen to the selected OGM message, tap

the play button. To stop listening, tap the stop button.

4. To save your selection, tap the OK button.

2. Tap the OGM Message pick list, and select the message.

AutoAnswer

OGM

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Default(H)

Default(E)

Custom

Tap the pick list.

Default OGM

message in Hebrew

Default OGM

message in

English

Your OGM message

Learning to Use the

Applications

This chapter explains how to open applications, use

the on-screen keyboard, and use common features on

the applications.

Topics included in this chapter are:

• Working with Applications

• Customizing Your Phone

• PC Synchronization

Working with Applications

Displaying

Applications

By default, the phone displays each application as an icon.

If you prefer, you can display applications as a list of names.

Your phone is equipped with a variety of applications. All the applications available on

your phone appear in the Home screen.

Bring up the Home screen to open any application. You can also open the three main

applications – Phone, Address and GoNext – with the application buttons below the

screen.

Home

Cont

Input

All

AnswerSched ToDo Memo

Home

Calc Clock

SMS

Ctrl

1. Tap the icon on the hard icon panel to launch

applications.

2. Tap the icon of the application that you want to open. If

necessary, slide the scroll bar or press ❷(or #) on the

scroll bar to move between screens.

#Home screen

Opening an

Application

Slide the scroll bar

to move between

screens.

Tap to launch

applications.

Working with Applications

Listing Applications by Name

1. Tap the icon on the hard icon panel when the

applications are displayed as icons.

2. From the View menu on the top of the screen, select List

to display the applications in list format.

Displaying Applications by Category

The category feature enables you to group applications of

the same nature. You can choose to display a single category

or all your applications.

To display applications by category:

Tap the pick list in the upper-right corner of the screen and

select the application category you want to display.

All

Home

Open

Detail

Phone

GoNext

Address

Sched

–

Displays the details on

the selected application

All

AnswerSched ToDo Memo

Home

Calc Clock

SMS

Ctrl

Tap the pick list to

select category.

Opens the selected

application

Changes the display

format.

The number of entries stored in

the application

All

Basic

Communication

Game

PIM

Unfiled

Working with Applications

Displaying Application Details

You can use the Application Details dialog to display

information about the selected application. You can also

change the application category in this Details dialog.

1. In the list view of the applications, tap the Detail button to

open the Application Details dialog.

2. To change the category, tap the Category pick list, and

select one from the list.

3. Tap the OK button to return to the Home screen.

Application Details

Title

Category

Version

Records

Address

PIM

1.0

Software version Category

pick list

The number of entries

stored in the application

Brief Description

on Applications Phone

Used for managing voice calls. In the Phone screen, you can

access many Calls options, SMS and Setup options by

tapping the icon on the hard icon panel.

GoNext

You can surf the Internet with the built-in web browser. Also,

you can enjoy GoNext network service, which enables you to

easily access Web-based, interactive information and

services, such as news, stock trading, weather, and web

based e-mail.

Enables you to send and receive e-mails on your phone.

Address

Stores names, addresses, and telephone numbers.

Sched(Scheduler)

Keeps track of important dates and events, and helps

manage your schedule.

Answer

You can set the phone to answer calls automatically and

record your messages.

ToDo

Keeps track of to-do lists. Allows you to set an alarm or a

reminder.

Working with Applications

Memo

Allows you to write a memo (including a graphic image) on

the screen. You can send the memo on the phone.

SMS

You can send and receive voice, text or paging messages.

Calc (Calculator)

Performs complex mathematical calculations on-screen.

Clock

Use this menu to set the system clock for your phone and to

keep track of the time and date around the world.

Ctrl (Control)

Contains security and other system-related feature settings.

PCsync(PC Synchronization)

Use this menu to synchronize data between your phone and

PC (with the supplied Datasync CD-ROM).

Find

Searches for keywords throughout the phone.

Othello

You can enjoy the Othello game.

Chat

You can use the on-line chatting service.

Entering

Text,

Numbers or

Symbols

There are two ways to enter text, numbers or symbols into your

phone. You can use the on-screen keyboard or you can write

directly on the screen. Both of these methods use the stylus.

You can open the text input screen any time you need to enter

text or numbers.

Opening the Text Input Screen

1. When you are asked to enter information in any application,

tap the icon on the hard icon panel to open the text input

screen.

Home

Cont

Input

abc

123

ABC

Cancel

E1$

#!Text input screen

Select the input method.

Note:

Before you open the text input screen, make sure that you have

properly selected the field you want to enter information. Cursor

blinks in the selected field. If not, just tap the field to place a cursor

on the field. When you finish entering text and close the text input

screen, you will find the field displays the information you just

entered.

2. Select the input method. Tap to use the writing mode, or

to select the on-screen keyboard mode.

Tap to open

the text input

window.

Working with Applications

Using the On-Screen Keyboard

1. In the text input screen, tap to open the Hebrew

keyboard, to open the English keyboard, or to open

the symbol keyboard.

Cancel

1234567890

space

cap

qwe r t yu i op

asdf gh j kl ;

zxcvbnm, . /

English ❿

keyboard

Hebrew ❿

keyboard

Symbol ❿

keyboard

Backspace Carriage return

E1$

Tap to open the

English keyboard.

Displays more

available characters. Caps shift

Cancel

1234567890

space

Carriage return

Tap to open the

Hebrew keyboard.

Displays more

available characters.

Cancel

123( ) { } [ ] _

space

45 6– ~<> ^ ?

789. , $%' " |

000

#/ +=: ; `@

Backspace Carriage return

Tap to open the

Symbol keyboard.

Backspace

3. When you close the on-screen keyboard, you will find the

characters are inserted in the previonsly selected

information field.

Cancel

David

234567890

space

cap

qwe r t yu i op

asdf gh j k l ;

zxcvbnm, . /

Characters you just

entered are displayed

in the selected field

Unfiled

Details

L. Name David

F. Name

Title

Company

Work

Home

Fax

Address New

2. Tap the characters on the on-screen keyboard to enter

text, numbers and symbols. The selected characters

display in the text field on the top of the screen. When the

desired text is displayed, tap the OK button.

Text field. Characters

are displayed as you

tap them.

Working with Applications

Writing Directly on the Screen (English & Symbol only)

Using your stylus, write a character in the text input screen.

Each character you write is translated into typed text and

displayed on the text field at the top of the text input screen.

Write a character in the writing area, one character at a

time, as you normally would on paper. Some characters must

be written in a particular way to be recognized. For details

on how to write characters, see the tables on page 51.

To reduce the chance for an unrecognizable letter, take the

following steps when you write letters on the screen:

1. Use the table on page 53 to find the stroke shape for the

letter you want to write. For example, the stroke below

creates letter “n”.

Text field:

Characters are

displayed as you write

them in the writing

area.

Writing area:

Write characters

here.

abc

123

ABC

Cancel

E1$

Start the stroke

at the heavy dot.

Lift the stylus here.

Tap to

write directly on

the screen.

2. Select appropriate writing mode.

3. Position the stylus on the writing area, then start at the

heavy dot. Draw the shape as it appears in the table.

Don’t try to draw the dot itself. The dot is only there to

show the starting point of the stroke.

4. Lift the stylus from the screen at the end of the stroke

shape.

When you lift the stylus from the screen, the letter

appears in the text field on the top of the screen. You can

immediately begin the stroke for the next character.

abc

123

ABC

Cancel

E1$

#!Writing area for English letters

Note:

You must begin the character strokes in the writing area. If you do not

make strokes in the writing area, your phone does not recognize them

as text characters. For details on the writing areas, see page 51.

Select the writing

mode according to

the text you want

to write.

Text field

Working with Applications

Writing Areas of the Text Input Screen

When you write a character on the text input screen, you

first select the writing mode.

To write English letters and numbers:

First tap to activate the writing area

for English and numbers.

You can write English in either uppercase or lowercase. How

the letter is interpreted and displayed depends on where you

write it in the writing area. For example, you can write a

letter in lowercase or uppercase, and it will appear in

lowercase if you write it in the lowercase letter area (abc) as

shown in the figure.

You can write numbers in the number area (123).

abc

123

ABC

Cancel

E1$

Tap to

write English

letters.

abc

123

ABC

To write in uppercase, write here.

To write in lowercase,

write here.

abc

123

ABC

Write number here.

To write symbols and punctuation marks:

First tap to activate the writing area for symbols and

punctuation marks.

Write symbols and punctuation in the symbol writing area

(Sym1 or Sym2) and write numbers in the number area (123).

Sym1 Sym2 123

Cancel

E1$

To write symbol

marks and

punctuation,

write here.

Tap to write

symbol marks.

When writing, keep these tips in mind:

• If you draw the character, following the shape exactly as

shown in the tables on page 53. You can achieve 100%

accuracy.

• You can add or delete space in the writing area. First tap

the stylus to place the cursor to the right of the character

you want to delete or insert a space in the text field and

make the backspace stroke (a horizontal line from right to

left) or the space stroke (a vertical line from bottom to top)

in the writing area. See the tables on page 53 for details.

• To select the text you want to edit or delete in the text

field, tap the stylus to place the cursor to the right of the

last character and drag your stylus over the text. The

selected text will be highlighted. Then write correct

characters in the writing area to edit the text, or draw a

line from right to left (backspace stroke) to delete it.

• Write at natural speed. Writing too slowly can cause

recognition errors.

abc

ABC

call David

Write numbers here.

#Backspace stroke

Working with Applications

Character Set

These tables show how to write letters, numbers, symbols and

editing marks. For each character, the table shows alternatives

for writing characters. Use the one that is easiest for you.

The dots indicate where the strokes begins. Where appropriate,

the stroke sequence is indicated by numbers.

English Letters

Character Stroke options

Editing marks

To enter Stroke options

space

back space (back delete)

carriage return (next line)

Numbers

Symbols

Character Stroke options

. (period)

, (comma)

;

‘ (single quote)

“ (double quote)

–

*1 These punctuation marks

must be written inside

lower one-third area.

*2 These marks must be

written inside upper

one-third area.

Character Stroke options

{

}

[

]

(

)

234

3 1

3 2

1 2

Working with Applications

Using Application

Controls

The applications on your phone use standard controls for

moving around the screen. Once you become familiar with

them, you can easily select options and navigate through

applications.

Checkbox – Tap an empty checkbox to put a check mark on

the box to select that option. Tap it again to remove the

check mark.

Scroll arrows – Tap #to display the previous page.

Tap ❷to display the next page.

Pick list – Tap the arrow to display a list of choices. From

the pick list, tap an item to select it.

button – Tap this button to perform a command. In most

cases, tapping this button opens or closes a dialog, a screen

where you enter information or change settings. A dialog

always contains an OK or Cancel button for closing the

dialog.

Scroll bar – Drag the slider to scroll the display one line at

a time. To scroll to the previous page, tap the arrow at the

top of the scroll bar. To scroll to the next page, tap the arrow

at the bottom of the scroll bar.

Help Writing

Characters

The software recognizes several alternative ways of writing

a character. If a character you are writing is misinterpreted,

You can use Input Help to see an animated demonstration of

how to write the letter. Tap the icon on the hard icon

panel on the text input screen. Select the character you want

to see. To return to the text input screen, tap the OK button.

Input Help

Aaabcdef

gijkl

mn o pq r

stuvwx

Memo Edit

Delete

Unfiled

Design meeting

Mr. Kim

14:30, Dec.12

1st, I.hotel

Delete

Options SetupEdit

Design meeting

Mr. Kim

14:30, Dec.12

1st, I.hotel

Delete Memo

Delete Attachment

New Memo

Send to SMS

Record

A menu is a set of commands for actions you can use in the

open application. You open the menus on your phone by

tapping the icon on the hard icon panel.

Some menu commands are common to all applications.

Others are specific to the application you are using (For

example, menus in the Memo have different options than

those in the Sched application).

To open the menus:

1. Open any application (such as the Memo).

2. Tap the icon on the hard icon panel to open the menus

for that application.

Using Menus

#Sample screen-Memo Edit

#Menu screen

Home

Cont

Input

Tap to open

menus.

◗

Working with Applications

In this example, there are three menus–Record, Edit, Options,

and Setup. The Record menu, which is open, contains four

commands–Delete Memo, Delete Attachment, New Memo,

and Send to SMS.

To choose a menu:

After you open the menus for an application, tap the menu that

contains the command you want to use.

The menus and menu commands you can see depend not only on

the application that is running, but also on which part of the

application is currently on the screen. For example, in the Memo

application, the menus for the Memo List screen are different

from those for the New Memo screen.

Using the Edit Menu

The Edit menu is available with any screen where you enter or

edit text. In general, these commands apply to text that you select

in an application.

To select text in an application:

1. Tap the beginning of the text that you want to select.

2. Drag the stylus over the text to highlight it (in black). Drag

across the text to select additional words, or drag down to

select a group of lines.

The following commands may appear in an Edit menu:

Undo – Reverses the action of the last Edit command. For

example, if you used Cut to remove text, the Undo command

replaces the text.

Cut – Removes text and stores it in memory. You can paste

this text into another area of the application or into a different

application.

Copy – Copies text and stores it temporarily in memory. You

can paste this text into another area or into a different

application.

Paste – Inserts text you cut or copied at the selected point. If

you did not previously cut or copy text, the Paste command

does nothing.

Select All – Select all the text on the current record or

screen. Use this command to cut or copy all of the text and

paste it elsewhere.

Delete – Deletes text you cut or item you selected.

Working with Applications

3. You can search for information in any application. Tap the

desired application icon or tap All.

Finding Data on

Your Phone

Cont

Input

All

Home

Calc Clock

SMS Ctrl

PCsync Othello Chat

Find

Home

Cancel

All

Find

All

Launches applications.

After using your phone for a while, you may have a large

amount of information stored on it. To locate specific data,

you can run the Find application.

To open the Find application:

1. Tap the icon on the hard icon panel to launch

applications.

2. Tap the Find icon. If necessary, slide the scroll bar to

display the next screen.

Address

Scheduler

ToDo

Memo

SMS

4. To enter text or number in the search line, tap the icon on

the hard icon panel. The text input screen opens.

5. Enter the text or number you want to search for, then tap the

OK button. Note that the Find command is not case-sensitive.

You can search for whole words or just the beginning letters of

a word. For details on entering information on the screen, see

page 46.

6. The text or number you entered displays in the search line.

7. Tap the OK button. The results of your search appears.

8. If there are multiple entries, tap the correct one.

If you tap the Open button, you can open the

corresponding entry and see the information that you

searched for.

Find

`David´ – 4 found

Cancel

Open

Repeat

David Jr.

P. david

ign conf: david

call david

Customizing Your Phone

You can personalize and customize your phone by adjusting bell and sounds, display, and

setting security menu options in the Control application.

1. Tap the icon on the hard icon panel to launch

applications.

2. Tap the Ctrl icon. If necessary, slide the scroll bar to find

this icon in the Home screen.

Opening Control

Application

Home

SMS

PCsync

Calc Ctrl

Cont

Input

All

Clock

Find

Home

Chat

Othello

3. The Control screen opens. The

following menu options are

available in the screen. Select

the desired menu icon. For

details on each menu option,

see the corresponding page.

Control

Bell Sound Disp

Secur Batt Sys

Net Stor

Calib Contr

Owner

Slide scroll

bar to move

the screen.

Customizing Your Phone

To select the ring type, tap the icon in the Control screen

to open the Ring Type screen. Bell, Vibrate, Lamp, Vib+Bell

options are available. For details on each ring type, see

“Selecting Bell/Vibrate” on page 29.

When you select the desired type, tap the OK button.

Bell

Tap the icon in the Control screen to open the Sounds

screen. In this screen, you can adjust volumes and tones.

Volume

You can set the volume level for the ringing, voice volume and

key beep tone.

You can adjust the Ring Volume, earpiece Voice Volume,

and Key Volume. To increase the volume, tap the block on

the right side, and to decrease the volume, tap the left block.

The selected volume level sounds.

To save setting, tap the OK button.

Sound

Note:

You can also adjust volume using the volume keys on the left side of

the phone. See page 28.

jklghi mno

tuv

oper

pqrs

wxyz

456

789

Ring Type

OK Cancel

Vib + Bell

Lamp

Vibrate

Bell

Sounds

Ring Volume

Voice Volume

Key Volume

OK Cancel

ToneVolume

Bell

Sound

Customizing Your Phone

Tone

In the Sounds screen, two tabs are available: Volume and

Tone. Tap Tone. The following tone menus are displayed. Use

the "or ❷key in the bottom right corner to see the tone

menus not displayed in this screen.

• Ring Tone and Alarm Tone : You can change the ring

tone and alarm tone to the desired type from the list that

appears when you tap the corresponding pick list marked

with ❿. Each time you select a tone, it sounds for a few

seconds.

• Message Alert : This alert tone sounds Once or Every 2

Minutes when a new message comes in. To disable the

alert, select None from the pick list.

• Tone Length : Some phones you call can recognize only

longer tones. You may have to change the length to Long

for some calls. When calling a paging system, your phone

should be in the Short mode.

• Call Connected : If you put a check mark on this checkbox,

an alert tone sounds when a call is connected. Each time

you tap the box, check symbol appears and disappears.

• Call Disconnected : If you put a check mark on this

checkbox, an alert tone sounds when a call is disconnected.

• Service Area : If you put a check mark on this checkbox,

the phone beeps when you exit service area or when you

return to a service area.

• Power On : If you put a check mark on this checkbox, the

phone beeps when you turn the power on.

• Power Off : If you put a check mark on this checkbox, the

phone beeps when you turn the power off.

Sounds

Volume

Ring Tone

Bell 1

Alarm Tone

Bell 1

Message Alert

Once

Tone Length Short

Call Connected

Call Disconnected

OK Cancel

Tone

Tap the icon in the Control screen to open the Display

screen.

You can select the initial display that you see in the idle mode

of the Phone screen. You can select your phone number,

greeting message, world time or big clock. The selected item

will be displayed with the current date and time. Selecting Big

Clock makes the time in the idle mode displayed larger.

Select the desired item. You will see the contents at the top

of the window. For Greeting, you can change the contents. See

below.

You can also turn the Auto-Hyphen feature on or off in the

Display screen. To turn the Auto-Hyphen feature on, put a check

mark on the box. For information on the Auto-Hyphenation, see

page 32.

To save the setting, tap the OK button.

To change the greeting:

1. Select the words or name displayed on the top of screen

by dragging the stylus over the text.

2. Tap the icon on the hard icon

panel. The on-screen keyboard

appears on the bottom of the

screen.

3. Tap the letters you want to display

on the Phone screen, then tap the

OK button. You can enter up to 9

characters. For details on

entering a text,

see page 46.

Display

Initial Display

972-312-3456

Auto-Hyphen

OK Cancel

Greeting

World Time

Big Clock

My Phone#

Display

Initial Display

Be happy day

My Phone#

Greeting

0123456789

qwer t yu i op

asdfghj kl ;

cap space

cvbnm, . /

OK Cancel

1$E

Display

Initial Display

World Time

Big Clock

My Phone#

Greeting

SAMSUNG

Home

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Input

OK Cancel

Characters are

displayed as you

write or tap them on

the text input panel.

On-screen

keyboard

Tap to open the text input screen

Disp

Your phone provides many security

options, including a user-programmable

password and call restriction features.

To access the Security menu, tap the

icon in the Control screen. You must

enter the four-digit password. It is preset

to 0000 . The Security screen opens. The

following menu options are available in

the Security screen.

Mode

When the phone is locked, you cannot access most of your

phone’s memory and menu features or make phone calls

without entering the lock code. You can only answer

incoming calls. The following options are available:

Unlock: the phone remains unlocked.

AutoLock: the phone locks automatically at the next power-

up and stays locked until the lock code is entered.

When the phone is locked, you can dial only pre-specified

emergency numbers if registered. To

place an emergency call, tap Emergency

Call button on the Locked screen, then

dial the registered number.

Enter Password

????

Cancel

abc def

jklghi mno

tuv

pqrs wxyz

456

789

Locked

4 : 13

May 26 FRI

Emergency Call

abc def

jklghi mno

tuv

pqrs wxyz

456

789

Customizing Your Phone

Security

Note:

The numbers 100, 101, 102 and *166 are

preset as emergency numbers and can be

dialed in lock mode.

Security

Mode Unlock

Security

Incoming

Outgoing

International

OK Cancel

Change Password

Reset Phone

Enter Emergency#

Secur

To place a normal call in lock mode or use your phone’s

functions, enter the lock code. The phone is unlocked.

Change Password

You can change your current password to a new one. The

password is preset to 0000 at factory.

Tap Change Password in the Security screen. The Change

Password screen opens. Tap the desired 4-digit number, then

tap the OK button. The phone asks to enter the password

again. Re-enter the password for confirmation, then tap the

OK button.

Security

This feature allows you to restrict your calls. Call restriction

can be set up in the following ways:

• Incoming: If you put a check mark on this box, calls can not

be received.

• Outgoing: If you put a check mark on this box, all calls

except to emergency call numbers cannot be

made.

• International: If you put a check mark on this box,

international calls cannot be made. The

prefixes 00, 012, 013 and 014 are recognized

as international numbers.

Customizing Your Phone

Enter Emergency Number

This feature allows you to call pre-specified emergency

numbers when the phone is locked or when outgoing calls

are restricted. You can store up to three emergency numbers.

Tap Enter Emergency # in the Security screen. When the

Enter Emergency # screen appears, tap a location in the top

of the screen and enter the desired number, then tap the OK

button.

Reset Phone

This menu enables you to reset the phone to its default

configuration. Also, all phone memories are cleared.

Tap Reset Phone in the Security screen. The display asks if

you are sure you want to initialize the memory. Tap the OK

button.

Enter Emergency#

#2 #3

ClrCancel

abc def

jklghi mno

tuv

pqrs wxyz

456

789

To save battery power, the screen blanks out (sleeps) after a

few minutes of non-use. Tap the icon in the Control

screen, and you can set the time period to 1, 2, 3, 4 or 5

minutes.

Select the length of idle time before your phone sleeps from

the pick list, then tap the OK button.

To “wake up” the phone, just tap the screen. You can also

“wake up” by closing and opening the flip.

Battery

Power Saving

Power-save Timer

1min

OK Cancel

Batt

If you have subscribed to more than one service network, tap

the icon in the Control screen to select the desired

NAM(Number Assignment Module).

You must enter the four-digit password to access the System

menu. This password is the same as the security password,

it is preset at the factory to 0000 (for further information

please refer to page 66 “Change Password”).

The System screen opens and your phone number, in the

selected NAM, displays in the top of the screen.

To save setting, tap the OK button.

System

My Phone #

972-312-3456

Set NAM

OK Cancel

NAM2

NAM1

Sys

To connect to an Internet service provider or other networked

computer to receive and send e-mail and explore the Internet,

the network of your phone has to be set correctly a using the

icon in the Control screen.

The correct network information must be set up before you

can use the Email, GoNext, or Chat applications.

Before you begin, contact your network service operator. The

network service operator provides the information on the

network settings.

Network

Net

Cancel

Account

User authentication

Name :

Password :

Network Setup

Number

Customizing Your Phone

To enter information on each field, tap the desired field to

position a cursor, then tap the icon on the hard icon panel

to open the text input screen and enter the correct

information.

Enter information on the following fields:

Account - It is preset by your service provider.

Put a check mark on the User authentication checkbox and fill

in the Name and Password fields.

Name - Enter the login name for your account.

Password - Enter your account password.

Number - Enter the phone number you use to connect with

your ISP or dial-in server.

Extra AT - It is preset by your network service operator. Do

not change the setting unless the service provider instructs

you to do so.

Time Out(MIN) - Timeout sets how long the phone waits

before dropping the connection with your service provider or

dial-in server after an application closes.

DNS - Enter the IP addresses of the Domain Name Server

given to you by your service provider.

Note:

Your phone comes pre-configured with your GoNext account

information. If you change the settings, you may not be able

to use your account.

If you tap the icon in the Control screen, you can record

all the owner information. To enter information on each field,

tap the icon on the hard icon panel. For details on

entering information, see page 46.

To save settings, tap the OK button.

Owner

Information

Tap the icon in the Control screen. The Storage screen

appears. In this screen, you can see the amount of total

memory and the amount of available free memory for storing

data.

Storage

Total 1024K

896K Free

128K used

1024K

128K

Owner

Name

Position

Company

Work

Home#

Cellular

OK Cancel

Stor

Owner

Customizing Your Phone

Tap the icon in the Control screen to open the calibration

screen.

The first time you start your phone, or when the screen

accuracy diminishes over time, calibrate the screen with the

stylus to make the screen respond correctly to a stylus tap.

Carefully press and briefly hold the stylus on the center of

the target that appears on the calibration screen. Repeat as

the target moves around the screen.

Calibration

Use stylus to tap

center of target.

Calib

If you tap the icon in the Control screen, you can adjust

the screen contrast. Each time you tap the Bright arrow, the

screen becomes lighter. When tapping the Dark arrow, the

screen becomes darker. To save the setting, tap the OK

button.

You can also adjust the screen contrast at any time without

going to this Control menu by:

• Tapping the light side on the icon on the hard icon

panel to lighten the screen.

• Tapping the dark side on the icon on the hard icon

panel to darken the screen.

Contrast

Bright Dark

OK Cancel

Home

Cont

Memo

Input

Net Stor

Calib Contr

Owner

Contr

Tap to darken.

Cont

Tap to lighten.

PCsync technology enables you to synchronize data between your phone and the DataSync

software on your computer. To synchronize data, you must install the DataSync software

with the supplied CD-ROM and connect your phone to the PC with the supplied data cable.

For information on the DataSync software and PC connection, refer to the instruction guide

which comes with the CD-ROM.

1. Connect your phone to the PC with the supplied data

communication cable.

2. Tap the icon on the hard icon panel to launch

applications.

3. Tap the PCsync icon in the Home screen.

4. Tap the DataSync button.

Synchronizing

Data

All

Home

Calc Clock

SMS Ctrl

Othello Chat

Find

PCsync

PC Sync

Setup

DataCom

DataSync

PC Synchronization

5. The DataSync screen opens. To start synchronization, tap the

Start button. A connection is established, and the data is

transferred between your phone and the PC.

Cancels synchronization

Allows you to register

the user name and

password.

DataSync

Cancel H Setup

Start

Shows the data synchronization

history in a separate screen.

Note:

You should register the same user information you entered in the Datasync

application on your PC.

Automatic Synchronization

You can set your phone to synchronize automatically each time

you connect the phone to your desktop PC.

To setup automatic synchronization:

1. In the PC Sync screen, tap the Setup button on the bottom of

the screen.

2. In the Auto Start screen, tap the DataSync button, then tap

the OK button. If you want to cancel the automatic

synchronization, tap Auto Start(Off) in the same screen.

PC Sync

Setup

DataCom

DataSync

Auto Start

DataCom

Auto Start(Off)

DataSync

PC Synchronization

When your phone is connected to your PC with the supplied

data cable, you can use the phone as a modem to access the

Internet or send and receive data and fax (with third party

software).

1. Connect your phone to the PC with the supplied data

communication cable.

2. Tap the icon on the hard icon panel to launch

applications.

3. Tap the PCsync icon in the Home screen.

Data

Communication

4. Tap the DataCom button in

the PC Sync screen.

All

Home

Calc Clock

SMS Ctrl

Othello Chat

Find

PCsync

PC Sync

Setup

DataCom

DataSync

• To set the incoming mode or the bell sound, tap the Set

Incoming button.

• If you want to cancel Data Communication, tap the Exit

button.

5. Your phone will be connected

to the Internet.

DataCom

Data Service

Call Only

Set Incoming Exit

Set Data Service

Set Incoming Mode:

VOICE CALL

On Incoming Call

Set Bell Sound:

Bell 2

Data Roaming

OK Cancel

FAX CALL ONLY

DATA CALL ONLY

VOICE CALL ONLY

Tap the pick list and select the

desired call type.

Bell 1

Bell 2

Bell 3

Bell 4

Bell 5

Tap the pick list and

select the desired bell

type for incoming

calls.

PC Synchronization

Memo

Address Book

The Address Book enables you to keep names,

addresses, phone numbers and other information

about your personal or business contacts.

Address Book

With the Address Book, you can:

■Quickly look up or enter names, addresses, phone numbers and other information.

■Enter up to six phone numbers (home, work, fax, mobile, pager, other) or e-mail address

for each name.

■Define which phone numbers appear in the Address List screen for each Address Book

entry.

■Attach a note to each Address Book entry where you can enter additional information

about the entry.

■Assign categories to your Address Book entries, so you can quickly sort and view your

entries in logical groups.

To open the Address Book:

■Press the Address button on the front panel of the phone to display the Address Book

on the screen.

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Address button

Address Book

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AnswerSched ToDo Memo

Home

AddressEmailGoNextPhone

1. Tap the icon on the hard icon panel to launch

applications, and tap the Address icon.

An Address Book entry is where you store name and address

information about people or businesses. Your phone makes it

easy to create, edit and delete Address Book entries.

To create a new Address Book entry :

Creating an

Address Book

Entry

2. Tap the New button to display the Address New screen.

All

Edit

New

Address

View

Call

Tap New.

Unfiled

Details

L. Name

F. Name

Title

Company

Work

Home

Fax

Address New

Address Book

3. An Address Book contains various information fields.

To select the field you want to enter information, just tap

the field so that a cursor blinks on the field.

4. To enter information on the field, tap the icon on the

hard icon panel to open the text input screen.

5. Type or write letters or numbers. Letters or numbers

display in the text field.

You can use Edit option by tapping the icon, which

allows you to cut, copy, and paste a selected text and

number.

For details on entering information on the screen,

see page 48.

Text field.

Letters are displayed

as you tap them.

Select Hebrew,

English or

Symbol mode.

Select the input

mode.

Cancel

David

234567890

space

cap

qwe r t y u i op

asdf gh j k l ;

zxcvbnm, . /

6. When the name or number appears correctly in the text field

of the text input screen, tap the OK button.

7. The information you entered is displayed in the selected

field.

8. Repeat steps 3 through 7 to enter other information you want

to include in this Address Book entry.

9. Tap ▲or ▼in the lower-right corner of the screen to move

to the next page of information.

The three custom fields on the Address Book enable you to

customize the labels of the fields, for example, home page

address, birthday, etc. To rename custom fields, see page 96.

10. After you finish entering information, tap the OK button to

return to the Address screen.

Unfiled

Details

L. Name David

F. Name

Title

Company

Work

Home

Fax

Address New

Address Book

Setting Address Details

When you tap the Details button in the Address New or

Address Edit screen, the Address Details screen opens. The

Address Details screen provides a variety of options that you

can associate with the Address entry.

Unfiled

Details

L. Name David

abc tech.

1234567

9876543

F. Name

Title

Company

Work

Home

Fax

Address New

Tap Details.

In the Address Details screen, you can set any of the

following settings.

Note:

If no information is given in the Address New or Address Edit screen,

the Address Details screen does not open.

Delete

Address Details

Category Unfiled

Show Work

Ring Default

Set Speed Dial

Set Voice Dial

• Categories can help you file individual Address Book entries

into groups for easy review. To assign a category to an

Address Book entry, tap the category pick list and tap the

category that you want to assign to the Address Book entry.

You can select Personal, Business, and Unfiled.

If you want to add or rename the categories, see page 99.

• If you have stored several different numbers (e.g. Work,

Home, Mobile Phone, Fax) in the Address Book entry, you can

select one of them to be displayed on the Address screen.

You can see another phone number by tapping the Show pick

list and select the desired number from the pick list.

• Set a unique ring type for incoming calls from the numbers in

the current entry. Select one from the Ring pick list.

• Set speed dial codes for the numbers in the current entry. For

information on setting speed dial, see page 85.

• Set a voice dial for a selected number. For information on

setting voice dial, see page 87.

• Delete the entry.

Ring Default

pee

d Di

Set Voice Dial

elete

Show Work

Category Unfiled

Address Book

Setting Speed Dial

Speed dialing is a quick way to call frequently used phone

numbers. You can assign a speed dial code to each phone

number. For information on how to make a call using speed

dial, see page 17.

1. When you create or edit the address entry, after you filled

in the fields on the Address New or the Address Edit

screen, tap the Details button. The Address Details

screen opens.

2. Tap the Set Speed Dial button. All the phone number

fields for that entry appear.

3. Select the number to which you want to assign a speed

dial by tapping ❿at the right side of the number.

Delete

Address Details

Category Unfiled

Show Work

Ring Default

Set Speed Dial

Set Voice Dial

Tap Set Speed Dial.

Set Speed Dial

David Moore

441234567

449876543

0119876543

Tap the pick

lists to select

the field.

4. The Speed Dial code table appears. To select the desired

speed code in the table, tap the code.

Speed dial codes that have already been assigned for other

phone numbers have dark backgrounds and cannot be

selected.

To release the speed dial setting for the selected number,

select in the upper-left corner on the table.

5. You will find the selected code at the right of the number in

the Set Speed Dial screen.

6. Repeat steps 3 through 5 to set speed code for other

numbers, if necessary.

After you finish, tap the OK button to return to the Address

Details screen.

Set Speed Dial

01234

6578910

1211 13 14 15 16

1817 19 20 21 22

Set Speed Dial

David Moore

441234567

449876543

0119876543

Tap to delete

speed dial code.

Tap to see next or previous numbers

screen by increments of 100. Tap to see next or previous numbers

screen by increments of 23.

Address Book

Setting Voice Dial

Voice dialing feature requires that you first set the phone to

recognize the name of the person you are calling. You can

add voice tags for up to 20 numbers.

1. When you create or edit the address book entry, after you

filled in the information fields on the Address New or the

Address Edit screen, tap the Details button. The Address

Details screen opens.

2. Tap the Set Voice Dial button. All the phone number

fields for that entry appear.

Delete

Address Details

Category Unfiled

Show Work

Ring Default

Set Speed Dial

Set Voice Dial

Tap Set Voice Dial.

441234567

449876543

0119876543

David Moore

Set Voice Dial

Tap to select

the field.

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3. Select the number to which you want to add a voice tag by

tapping ❿at the right side of the number.

4. The phone will guide you with voice prompt to say the name

you want to record.

5. Say the name you want to record as a voice tag. The phone

stores the name as a first sample, and then prompts to say

the name again.

6. Respond to the prompt by repeating the name. The phone

stores the name as a second sample.

When the name is recorded successfully, you will be guided

with voice prompt and message on the screen.

Microphone

Address Book

7. Tap the OK button. You will find the mark at the right

side of the number.

If you want to record other names, repeat steps 3 through 6.

441234567

449876543

0119876543

David Moore

Set Voice Dial

Shortcut to Storing Phone Numbers

You can store a phone number quickly without opening the

Address screen.

Enter the number in the Phone screen, and tap the icon

on the hard icon panel. Then select Store from the Dial

menu. The Address New screen opens with the number

already entered in the first number field.

Dial

Store

Find

Pause

Send DTMF

Country Code

Voice tag is

added to the

number.

Unfiled

Details

L. Name

051123456

F. Name

Title

Company

Work

Home

Fax

Address New

Tips on recording names

• Avoid recording names phonetically similar. If you record a

similar name to one that is already in memory, the phone

requests another name.

• Avoid recording in a noisy place.

• Speak clearly and naturally.

• The person who will use the phone should record the

name. The phone does not recognize anyone else’s voice.

• Avoid very long or very short names. Names with two to

five syllables are recommended.

• If a voice dial entry does not properly connect, you may

need to record the name again.

Address Book

2. If you tap the letter button at the left column on the

screen, the list scrolls to the first entry that begins with

that letter. Tap the same button again to scroll to the

entries beginning with the next letter.

After you have assigned categories to your Address

entries, you can easily view the entries by category.

Tap the pick list in the upper-right corner of the screen,

then tap the category you want to view.

The Address list now shows only entries in that category.

1. Tap the icon on the hard icon panel to launch

applications, and tap the icon to open the Address

screen.

You can also access the Address screen by pressing the

button below the screen.

Viewing Address

Book Entries

Address

All

Edit

New

Address

View

Call

I-O

Alfred

Coope..

David..

Fuji

Golden..

KimY..

0119876543

441234567

449876543

8221234567

0161234567

8229876543

Tap to scroll to the first

entry that begins with

that letter.

Category pick

list.

Tap to move to

the next page.

3. Tap any entry to select.

If the selected entry has several phone numbers, you will see

the following icons at the right side of the phone number:

Work place Home

Fax number Mobile phone number

Pager Others

Selecting the icon displays the corresponding number.

In the Address View screen, you can:

• Place a call to the selected number. Tap the desired

number, then tap the Call button.

• Open the Address Edit screen which allows you to edit the

information. Tap the desired number, then tap the Edit

button.

• Open the Address New screen which allows you to create

a new Address Book entry. Tap the desired number, then

tap the New button.

• Close the Address View screen and return to the Address

screen. Tap the OK button.

4. Tap the View button to view the contents of the selected

entry.

Business

New

Address View

Edit

Call

David Moore

Chief manager

ABC Co.

Work: 441234567

Home: 449876543

Mobile: 0119876543

1!6

1!5

Name Category

Title

Company

Phone numbers Voice tag attached

Speed dial code

Voice dial/Speed

dial code

Address Book

Viewing Speed Dial List

1. In the Address screen, tap the category pick list in the

upper-right corner and select Speed Dial from the list.

2. The Address screen shows only the Speed Dial list.

3. Scroll through the list by tapping ❷or $in the lower

right corner of the screen.

4. Tap the desired entry. The selected entry is highlighted.

Then:

• To change the speed dial code, tap the Edit button.

• To release the speed dial code, tap the Release button.

• To call the number, tap the Call button.

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Edit

New

Address

View

Call

Alfred

Coope..

David..

Fuji

Golden..

KimY..

0119876543

441234567

449876543

8221234567

0161234567

8229876543

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Business

Personal

Unfiled

Speed Dial

Voice Dial

A-H

I-O

P-Z

Speed Dial

Edit

Release

Call

Alfred

Coope..

David..

Fuji

Golden..

KimY..

0119876543

441234567

449876543

8221234567

0161234567

8229876543

Address

speed dial

codes

Category

Priority

None

Unfiled

None

Today

Tomorrow

End of this week

End of this month

Choose Date

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Attaching a Memo to a Selected Task

1. In the ToDo List screen, tap the ToDo item to attach a

memo. The selected item is indicated by a black box in

front of the task description.

2. Tap the icon on the hard icon panel and select Attach

from the Event menu.

3. The Attached Note screen opens. Tap the icon on the

hard icon panel to open the text input screen and enter

the desired note. For information on entering text, see

page 46.

4. When you have finished, tap the OK button to return to

the ToDo List screen.

5. You will find symbol at the right side of the task

description.

Delete

Attached Note

ToDo List

Delete

Details

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Pay the

electricity bill

To Do

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When you open the ToDo List screen by tapping the icon

in the Home screen, you will see the ToDo tasks already

defined in the ToDo list.

You can view the list by a selected category. To view the

items by category, tap the pick list in the upper-right corner of

the screen and select the desired category from the list.

You can arrange the list to put the ToDo items in a selected

order by tapping the icon on the hard icon panel and

selecting one of the the following ways from the Sort menu:

• Done: The list is arranged by order of tasks not yet done.

• Priority: The list is arranged in descending priority order.

• Due Date: The list is arranged in ascending due date order

(nearest dates first).

If the list is too long, you can go to the bottom or to the top

of the list by tapping the icon and selecting the

corresponding menu option from the Setup menu.

You can hide or display the priority or due date in the ToDo

List screen by tapping the icon and selecting the

corresponding menu option from the Setup menu.

Due date

Attached note. To see the contents of

the note, tap this icon.

Tap the checkbox to

check off the item.

Viewing the

ToDo List

Delete

Details

New

All

Pay the

electricity bill 1/18

1/20

1/15

1/25

1Call Pamela

2Buy the ABC

3Reserve a table at th

e seafood restaurant

Category pick list

ToDo

Currently

selected task

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1. To edit any ToDo item in the ToDo List screen, tap the

desired ToDo item.

2. To edit the task description, tap the icon on the hard

icon panel and edit the text. For information on entering a

text, see page 46.

3. You can use the edit menu options such as Copy, Cut, or

Paste, by tapping the icon on the hard icon panel.

To change the priority, tap the priority field, and select

another priority level from the pick list.

To change the due date, tap the due date field and select

another due date from the pick list.

To mark the ToDo item as you complete it, tap the

checkbox in front. Each time you tap the box, you can put

or remove the check mark in the checkbox alternatively.

If you access the ToDo Details by tapping the Details

button, you can also change the priority, category, and due

date.

Editing a

ToDo Item

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Pay the

electricity bill 1/18

1/20

1/15

1/25

1Call Pamela

2Buy the ABC

3Reserve a table at th

e seafood restaurant

Due date fieldPriority field

Selected item

Tap to input

text.

To Do

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To delete a selected item:

Tap the desired item you want to delete in the ToDo List

screen, then tap the Delete button. You are asked to delete

the selected item. Tap the OK button.

You can also delete a selected task by tapping the icon

on the hard icon panel and selecting Delete Event from the

Event menu. You are asked to delete the selected item. Tap

the OK button.

To delete the note attached to a selected item:

To delete the note attached to a selected item in the ToDo

List, tap the icon and select Delete Attachment from

the Event menu.

To delete a ToDo item already done:

To delete all the ToDo items already done, tap the icon

and select Delete done event from the Event menu. You

are asked to delete all the selected items. Tap the OK

button.

Deleting a Task

in the List

Communication

Applications

Your phone is capable of connecting wirelessly

to network services for e-mail and Internet

access. For this communication purpose, the

following applications are provided:

• SMS

• Internet

• E-mail

• Chatting

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The Short Message Service enables you to send and receive short messages. You can

also receive voice mails. To send and receive short messages, the SMS must be

supported by the network you are using. Contact your home service provider for details.

To write and send a new short message:

1. Tap the icon on the hard icon panel to launch

applications.

2. Tap the SMS icon to open the SMS screen.

3. When the SMS screen opens, tap the New button.

The New Message screen opens.

Sending a Short

Message

Home

Cont

Memo

Input

New Message

Send

Callback#

Contents Store

Cancel

No..0/108

Tap to select a

number from the

Address Book. Tap to enter

number or text.

This counter shows the number of characters used out

of the total number of characters that can be entered.

SMS

All

Home

Calc Clock Ctrl

Othello Chat

Find

PCsync

Slide the scroll

bar to display this

screen.

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4. To enter the recipient's mobile phone number in the To

field, tap the icon on the hard icon panel, enter the

number then tap the OK button. For details on entering

numbers, see page 46.

If you already stored the number in your phone’s Address

Book, you can select it by tapping the To button. For details

on Address Book, refer to page 79.

5. To enter the callback number, tap the Callback number field

to position the cursor, then tap the icon, type in the

desired numbers, and tap the OK button.

You can enter up to 108 characters. The character counter

shows how many characters you have typed at the top of

the screen.

6. To enter the contents, tap the Contents field to position the

cursor in the field, then tap the icon, type the desired

message, and tap the OK button.

7. If you want to set the message’s priority, tap the pick list in

the upper-right corner. You can select either Normal,

Urgent, or Emergent from the pick list.

New Message

Send

Callback# 051987653

051123456

Contents

Happy birthday to you!

Store

Cancel

No..22/108

Message priority

pick list

Character counter shows how many characters

you have typed in.

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SMS

View

Let me know if you can c..

03 messages

Delete

New

OutBox

happy birthday to you ^,^..

I am afraid I am tied up o..

8. If you want to store the message in the OutBox for use at a

later time, tap the Store button.

To send the message, tap the Send button. The remote phone

should have SMS capability to receive your message. All sent

messages are stored in the Outbox.

To view messages you wrote:

1. Once you are in the SMS screen, select OutBox after tapping

the pick list in the upper-right corner of the SMS screen.

2. Tap the desired message, then tap the View button.

3. To exit, tap the OK button.

Message 2/3

I am afraid I am tied up on

the 25th. Would Tuesday the

26th be convenient?

Priority : Normal

To : 051123456

From : 051654321

Sent Time : 05/25 11:33A

current message

number of total

messages.

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Short messages are received automatically, provided that

this service is available and that the phone is on and within

cellular coverage area. All received messages are stored in

the InBox folder.

A received short message can be a normal short message,

paging message or notification of a voice message in your

voice mailbox.

To read or listen to messages:

When a new message has arrived, icon appears at the

top of screen.

1. To read the message, tap the SMS icon on the Home

screen to open the SMS screen.

2. Tap the pick list in the upper-right corner of the screen,

and tap InBox.

3. The messages you received are displayed. An icon next to

the message indicates the message type.

Receiving

Messages

SMS

Call

View

[Voice Mail] 3 messages

At the front of the main g

Have a nice day!

You can but the good pro

Happy Birthday!

08 messages

Delete

New

InBox

[Pager] 051123456

Message Types

Voice mail

Urgent text message

Text message

Pager

Total number of

messages received Tap to open the

InBox folder. Opens the selected message

in a separate screen.

Opens the New Message screen which

allows you to send a new message.

Makes a call to the

sender.

Deletes the

selected message.

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4. Select the desired message from the list, then tap the View

button.

5. The selected message contents are displayed.

To reply to a received message, tap the Reply button.

To make a call to the sender, tap the Call button.

To exit, tap the OK button.

Message 1/3

Call

Happy birthday to you.

Best wishes.

Priority : Normal

To : 051456789

From : 051234567

Received Time : 06/04 11:33A

Voice Mail

Listen

From : 0513333333

Received Time : 06/02 09:36P

6. If you selected voice message marked in front, the

following screen opens and allows you to listen to the

voicemail.

To listen to the message, tap the Listen button. The phone

automatically calls your voice mailbox.

To exit, tap the OK button.

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To store the received number in the Address Book:

1. After reading a message by following the steps on page

134, tap the OK button.

2. If the message contains the sender’s number, a dialog box

pops up and asks you to save the number in the Address

Book. To save the phone number, tap the Save button.

3. The Address New screen opens with the phone number

already in the first number field. Enter other fields as you

desire. For more information on the Address Book, refer to

page 79.

To sort the message list:

You can sort the message list by the date in ascending or

descending order.

1. When you see the messages list received in the InBox

folder or stored in the OutBox folder of the SMS screen,

tap the icon on the hard icon panel.

2. Select Sort (date asc.) or Sort (date des.) from the View

menu.

•Sort (date asc.): The screen sorts the messages list.

Older messages display first.

•Sort (date des.): The screen sorts the messages list

Newer messages display first.

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Deleting a

SMS Message

The InBox and OutBox folders can store up to 50 messages

each. When the inbox folder is full, you cannot receive any

more messages until you delete old messages. When the

Outbox folder is full, the oldest message is automatically

deleted when sending a new message.

To manually delete a message:

1. When you see the messages list received in the InBox

folder or stored in the OutBox folder of the SMS screen,

select the message you want to delete.

2. Tap the Delete button. You are asked to delete the

selected message.

3. Tap the OK button to confirm.

To delete all messages:

1. When you are in the SMS screen, tap the icon.

2. Tap the Setup tab, and select Delete All. You are asked

to confirm the deletion.

3. Tap the OK button to delete all messages.

Note:

Voicemail messages are automatically deleted after you listen to

the corresponding message in your voicemail box. Voicemail

messages cannot be deleted using phone menus.

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You can use your Smartphone to connect to the Internet and surf virtually any website. You

can also enjoy many specially designed sites for your Smartphone operated by GoNext.

1. Tap the icon on the hard icon panel to launch

applications.

2. Tap the GoNext icon in the Home screen.

3. Your phone automatically dials the specified PPP server, then

the GoNext homepage opens when it is connected.

If you want to hang up the data call before the specified site

is connected, tap

in the top right of the screen.

4. The GoNext home page opens and shows a variety of

services available.

For details on the GoNext services, contact the GoNext

service provider.

Accessing

GoNext

Home

Cont

Input

All

AnswerSched ToDo Memo

Home

AddressEmailPhone

GoNext

GoNext Web

Note:

The GoNext service that are

available may vary and

some services may have

access restrictions that

required a valid user name

and password. For details

on GoNext services and the

subscription, contact the

GoNext service provider.

Tap to launch

applications.

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Connecting to the Internet

If there are hyperlinks or hotspots in the part of the document

shown in the Web screen, one will always be selected by

tapping the link.

Hyperlinks are links to other documents or images, used to

send or receive information from the World Wide Web.

Hotspots (such as selection list, text entry fields) enable you

to input information into the World Wide Web.

You can open any WWW page by entering a URL address.

Tap in the top right of the Web screen and enter the URL

address into the URL entry box.

If you have stored the URL address in the Bookmark list, you

can quickly open the web page by tapping the pick list in the

upper-right corner of the screen and selecting Bookmark

from the pick list. Then, select the desired web page from the

bookmark list.

Navigating

the internet

Web Web

Yahoo! Auctions

Yahoo! Mail

Pokemon, Britney Spears

Download Yahoo! Messenger

Instant Email Alerts

Tap to select

Bookmark to

view the

Bookmark list.

Opens a URL entry box.

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Using the Navigation Commands

After the web page has been fetched, the following commands

become available on the top of the screen:

– Goes back to the homepage.

– Reloads the current web page.

– If you have browsed through at least two web pages, use

this key to fetch the previous page.

– Shows a list of browsed documents.

– If you have browsed through at least two web pages, and

viewed the previous page with key, you can fetch the

next page by tapping this key.

– Allows you to open a web page by entering a URL address.

(You can also open the URL entry box by tapping the

icon on the hard icon panel and selecting Open

Location from the Setup menu.)

To scroll the page view, slide the scroll bar on the right side of

the screen.

Using the Page Options

When you have a web page open, tap the icon on the hard

icon panel, and the following Page options become available:

• View as Logical (Visual) – Allows you to view the web page

using logical or visual display methods.

• Information – Shows the current web page information; the

URL and the title of the open page.

• Add to bookmark – Adds the current web page address to

the Bookmark list.

• Save as Memo – Allows you to save the open page as a

memo. The first line of the web page will be the title of the

memo. For information on the memo feature, see page 103.

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Bookmark Personal Bookmark

http://www.gonext.co.il

http://www.thrunet.com

http://www.yahoo.com

http://list.auctions.yahoo.com/27813-

http://www.samsungelectronics.com

Using

Bookmarks

Saving a URL address as a bookmark provides you with a

quick and easy way of accessing that web page next time.

Adding an Open Page to the Bookmarks

1. When you have a web page already open, tap the

icon on the hard icon panel.

2. Select Add to bookmark from the Page menu. The Add

URL screen opens.

3. Select the category for the address if necessary. You can

select Business,Personal or Unfiled. Then tap the OK

button.

Fetching a Web Page Using Bookmark

1. To open the Bookmark screen, tap the pick list in the

upper-right corner of the Web screen and select

Bookmark from the list. The Bookmark screen opens and

you see the list of URL addresses.

Add URL

URL http://www.gonext.co.il

Title index Busi..

Cancel

Tap to select the

category if

needed.

2. Tap an entry in the bookmark list, and select Open from

the pop-up list.

Tap to select the

category for the

address.

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Adding a New URL to the Bookmark List

1. In the Bookmark screen, tap the icon on the hard icon

panel.

2. Select New URL from the List menu. The Add URL screen

opens.

3. Tap the icon on the hard icon panel and enter the URL

address in the address field, enter the title, then tap the OK

button.

Editing or Deleting a URL in the Bookmark List

In the Bookmark screen, select an item to edit and tap the Edit

button from the pop-up list.

To delete, select Del from the pop-up list.

Arranging the Bookmark List View

You can arrange the bookmark list view by URL or title order.

1. In the Bookmark screen, tap the icon on the hard icon

panel.

2. Select View by URL or View by title from the List menu.

The Bookmark screen rearranges according to your selection.

3. You can select a category by tapping the category pick list.

The bookmarks in the selected category are displayed.

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Configuring the Bookmark Categories

1. In the Bookmark screen, tap the icon on the hard

icon panel.

2. Select the Setup menu, then select Edit Folder. The

Category Edit screen opens.

3. If you want to delete, tap the category icon, then tap

the Del button. You are asked to delete the selected

category. Tap the OK button to confirm.

If you want to create a new category, tap the New

button. Enter the folder name. For details on entering

letters, see page 46.

To rename the existing category, position the cursor to

the folder you want to edit, then change the name.

4. When you are done, tap the OK button.

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Internet

Settings

Your Smartphone has already been configured to access

Internet using the built-in Web browser. You do not need to

change the setting unless the network operator requests.

To view (or change) the setting, do as follows:

1. When you are in the GoNext screen, tap the icon on the

hard icon panel.

2. Select the Options tab. The following settings are available:

• Proxy Setup

Allows you to use a proxy. HTTP proxy server name and Proxy

port must be defined before using the proxy.

• Cache & Cookie

Deletes the saved cache and cookie information.

• Preference

The following sub options are available to suit your

preferences:

Cache Mode – Most recently fetched web pages are kept in

the phone’s temporary memory, the “cache”. If set to “Use

Cache”, the cache stores information. The maximum size of

the cache is 100 kbytes. If set to “Don’t use Cache”, the

cache does not store web pages.

Page Options

Proxy Setup

Cache & Cookie

Preference

Offline...

Network Setup

Setup

Internet

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Images – Tap the check box. If the Autoload check

box is checked, inline (BMP, GIF) images on the web

page are fetched automatically. If the box is clear, web

pages are fetched without the images and shown

much faster.

Click Mode – When you click a link on the web page,

you can select whether the option menu pops up or the

link opens.

Cookie – Cookies are little pieces of information,

given by the server to you, to store session information

between the times you visit the same web site. When

you Accept cookies, the server is able to store and

use information about your actions on the visited web

site. Selecting Cancel disables the cookies

functionality. If you select Ask, the screen will prompt

you every time a server requests to store a cookie.

Show messages – Slide the scroll bar on the right

side of the screen to display this setting on the next

page. If you check this box, the browser will display

warning messages whenever error occurs.

Homepage – Allows you to select the opening page

to display when connecting to Internet.

• Offline – Ends the current session to the Internet and

allows offline browsing of cached pages.

• Network Setup – Views the network configuration

which has been pre-set at factory. For details, see page

68.

3. When completed, tap the OK button.

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If you have an account with an Internet service provider, you can send and receive e-mail

messages all over the world using the Internet.

3. The Email screen opens. You can setup e-mail settings, send

and receive e-mails on this screen. For details, see the

corresponding pages.

Tap to select a folder; Inbox, Sent,

Outbox, Draft, Trash. You can create a

new folder or delete an existing one.

Accessing E-mail

Service 1. Tap the icon on the hard icon panel to launch applications.

2. Tap the Email icon in the Home screen.

You can sort the message

list by the date it was

sent, by the subject, or

by the file size.

Get received mail from

the remote server.

Creates a new

mail to send.

Home

Cont

Input

All

AnswerSched ToDo Memo

Home

AddressGoNextPhone

New

Get

Inbox Subj..

Let's have

Remember

Do you kno

Good news

Exam info

A great par

Jonathan

ipse8485@hot

David

Jean

Demi

Onecan@yah

Tap to launch

applications.

E-mail

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New

Get

Filters

Signatures

Deletion

Option SetupMessage

SMTP

POP3

Before you send and receive e-mails, you must configure the

proper e-mail settings. Your Internet service provider will

give you the instructions on how to configure the mail

settings.

1. In the Email screen, tap the icon on the hard icon

panel, then select the Option tab.

2. To set up incoming mail server, select POP3 from the

Option menu.

Mail Settings

Home

Cont

Memo

Input

Cancel

POP3 Preferences

Leave mail on server

Server :

I ! D :

Passwd : Prompt

3. The POP3 Preferences screen opens. Tap the icon on

the hard icon panel to open the text input screen, then

enter the information on the following fields:

•Server – Enter the POP3 mail server address.

•ID – Enter the account name.

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•Passwd – Select the password option; Prompt or

Assigned. If you must enter a new password every

time you log on to a server, or you do not want to save

the password, select Prompt.

• Tap Leave mail on server if necessary. If this box is

checked, the e-mail messages remain on the server

even after you fetch the e-mail messages.

4. When completed, tap the Ok button.

5. To set up the SMTP outgoing mail server, tap the

icon on the hard icon panel in the Email screen, then

select the Option tab.

6. Select SMTP from the Option menu. The SMTP

Preferences screen opens.

7. Tap the icon on the hard icon panel to open the text

input screen and enter the information on the following

fields:

• Server – Enter your outgoing server name.

• E-Mail – Enter your e-mail address.

• Name – Enter your name, which is delivered to the

person who receives your mail.

• Sign – Tap ❷at the lower right corner of the screen

to find this field on the next screen. If you tap

the Sign field, the stored signatures, if any,

are displayed. Select the desired signature. It

will be added to the end of your e-mail

message automatically each time you send e-

mail.

8. When completed, tap the Ok button.

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Reading an

E-mail

Internet mail addressed to you is not automatically received

by your phone, but a remote mailbox. This is to let you

determine which messages you want to read and when. To

read your mail, you must first connect to your remote mailbox

and then select the messages you wish to fetch onto your

phone. Connection to the remote mailbox is established via a

data call.

External notification services are available to let you know

that new e-mail has been received. Visit the GoNext site for

more information.

Fetching Mail

You can get e-mail messages from the remote mailbox. Once

you have connected to the remote mailbox, you can fetch and

delete messages.

1. In the Email screen, tap the Get button. (Or tap the

icon on the hard icon panel, then select Retrieve from the

Message menu.)

New

Get

Inbox Subj..

Tap to fetch mails.

Cancel

Mail Receive

"David"..

Sender

Internati..

Subj..

"Jonath.. Business..

"James.. [Re] Hote..

"Lemis".. Project M..

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To fetch selected or all mail messages:

Select the mail message(s) you want to fetch and tap the box

in the download icon column to check it. If you want to fetch

all mails, tap the download icon ( ) at the top left of the

screen.

After the selected mail messages have been fetched, the

Report screen opens and tells you the number of mails left in

the remote mailbox and the number of mails fetched onto the

Inbox folder in your phone.

To delete selected or all mail messages:

Select the mail message(s) you want to delete and tap the

box in the trash column to be checked. To delete all mails,

tap the trash icon ( ) at the top left of the screen. The

messages will be deleted when you exit the remote mailbox.

2. The e-mail messages in the remote mailbox are displayed.

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Reading an E-mail Message

A mail that you fetch from the remote mailbox is stored in

the Inbox folder. To open the Inbox folder, tap the pick list

at the top right of screen and tap Inbox. You see the list of

incoming messages.

1. Select the message highlighted, and a pop-up box opens

up with the following options:

View – Displays the contents of the selected message.

Go to step 2.

Reply – Replies to the sender.

Fwd – Forwards the received message to a new number.

Move – Moves the selected message to the Outbox for

later use, for example, to send several messages

at the same data call.

Del – Deletes the selected message.

Tap to select the Inbox folder.

New

Get

Inbox Subj..

Let's have

Remember

Do you kno

Good news

Exam info

A great par

Jonathan

ipse8485@hot

David

Jean

Demi

Onecan@yah

If you tap Subj.., the

list will be arranged

according to your

selection: Subject,

Date, or File Size.

New

Get

Inbox Subj..

Let's have

Remember

Do you kno

Good news

Exam info

A great par

Jonathan

ipse8485@hot

David

Jean

Demi

Onecan@yah

View

Fwd

Move

Del

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2. Tapping View displays the contents of the selected

message. You see the following command buttons at the

top right of the screen.

– Displays all attachments. If no attachments are

contained in the message, this command is dimmed.

The attached file must be a text file format (*.txt).

– Displays the header which is the information given at

the top of the e-mail message. If there is more than

one sender, the first sender information is displayed.

– Displays the message body contents.

3. After reading the contents, you can use the following

command buttons:

Del – Deletes the open mail message.

Fwd – Forwards the received mail and the possible mail

attachments.

Reply – Replies to the mail message.

Ok – Exit from this screen.

InBox 1/6

Please attend the

business conference.

Place:International Hotel

Date: 04.30/2000

Time: 12:00 AM

Have a great day!

Fwd

Del

This indicates the first message of the total 6 messages.

Use this arrow keys to

scroll through the

messages.

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Sending an

E-mail

1. In the Email screen, tap the New button on the right side.

The New Mail screen opens.

New Mail

Out

Draft

AllMemo

Title : Conference

Please attend the

business conference.

Have a great day!

Body : Send

Cancel

The Find button allows you to find the desired address from

the Address Book.

The Add button allows you to enter more than one

recipient. You can send a message up to 11 recipients at the

same time.

3. When completed entering the recipient(s), tap the OK

button.

Home

Cont

Memo

Input

Recipient

Bcc

Cancel

Find

Add

Tap ❿to change

the category.

Tap to open

the Recipient

screen.

2. Tap the To button at the top left of the screen. The

Recipient screen opens and allows you to enter the

recipient addresses.

To enter the addresses in the address fields, tap the field

to position the cursor and tap the icon on the hard icon

panel to open the text input screen and enter the address.

Then tap the OK button. Repeat until you complete

entering addresses.

Tap to open

the text input

screen.

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4. Fill in the Title and Body field. To write text, position the

cursor in the field, then tap the icon to open the text input

screen and enter a message.

5. Now you can select the following options by tapping the

buttons on the right side:

Draft – Moves the message to the Draft folder to

complete at a later time. You may want to add

additional information before sending it. When you

recall the message to view, it becomes a new

message again, which allows you to edit, copy,

move to the Outbox, or delete.

Out – Moves the message to the Outbox for later use, for

example, to send several messages at the same

data call by choosing Send All from the Message

menu after tapping the icon. Messages in the

Outbox may be edited, moved to the Draft folder, or

deleted.

Send – Sends the message.

Cancel – Cancels the message.

New Mail

Out

Draft

AllMemo

Title : Conference

abc@samsung.co.k.

Please attend the

business conference.

Have a great day!

Body : Send

Cancel

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Attaching a Memo to Your E-mail

If you have created a memo, and you want to attach it to

your e-mail, do as follows:

1. When you create a new mail, tap the Memo button at the

top right of the New Mail screen.

New Mail

Out

Draft

AllMemo

Title : Conference

abc@samsung.co.k..

Please attend the

business conference.

Have a great day!

Body : Send

Cancel

Tap to open the

memo screen.

2. New Memo button appears on the right side. Tap the

Memo button.

3. The Attachment List screen opens and displays the memos

available.

4. Select the desired memo from the list, then tap the Memo

button. The memo is attached to the mail immediately, and

you return to the New Mail screen.

Memo

ATTACHMENT LIST

Cancel

Meeting

Speech

New Mail

Out

Draft

Memo

AllMemo

Send

Cancel

Tap to open the

Attachment List

screen.

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Deleting or Viewing the Attached Memo

Tapping the memo opens up an option menu list; View and

Del. Select Del from the pop-up list to delete the open

memo. If you select View, you can view the contents of the

memo.

Sending All Messages Stored in the Outbox

When you have several mail messages to send, send all the

mail during the same data call.

In the Email screen, tap the icon on the hard icon panel,

then select Send All from the Message menu. All

messages stored in the Outbox will be sent.

If you select Send All & Retrieve, all the messages will be

sent, then messages will be retrieved from the remote mail

box.

New Mail

Out

Draft

Memo

All

Conference

Memo

Send

Cancel

5. To send the e-mail message with the attachment, tap the

Send button.

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Writing a

Signature To write a signature, proceed as follows:

1. In the Email screen, tap the icon on the hard icon

panel.

2. Select the Option tab, then select Signatures from the

Option menu.

3. The Edit Signature screen opens. Select the icon on

the hard icon panel to open the text input screen and

enter text for the title. For details on entering a text, see

page 46.

When the Title field is filled, tap the icon and enter

the contents.

4. Tap the Add button to save the signature. If you want to

create other signatures, repeat the above steps.

The total number of signatures saved are displayed at the

top right of the screen. To view other signatures, if

available, tap or .

Tapping the Del button deletes the selected signature.

Tapping the Change button allows you to change the

contents of the selected signature.

5. The stored signature will be added to the end of your

e-mail automatically whenever you send an e-mail. Up to

10 signatures can be saved.

Edit Signature

Del

0/0

Title : Bye

Have a nice day!

Body : Add

Cancel

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Additional

Setup Options In the Email screen, tap the icon on the hard icon panel,

then select the Option tab. The following options are available:

Filters

You can limit the size of the message which is fetched from the

server. Select the desired file size in the Setup Filter screen.

Selecting DEFINE allows you to define the size (up to 60kb).

Setup Filter

Cancel

Size Limit: 10KB

20KB

30KB

40KB

50KB

DEFINE

Clock

New

Get

SMTP

POP3

Filters

Signatures

Option

Deletion

Message Setup

E-mail

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Deletion

You can choose whether the selected files or folders for

deletion are erased immediately or put into the Trash folder

files stored in the trash can be restored.

The following options are available:

•When deleted – Allows you to set up the following

Delete options;

DEL – Erases the selected files or folders immediately.

In trash – Puts the selected files or folders into the Trash

folder which stores the deleted files and folders until the

system automatically removes them completely by

emptying the Trash folder.

•Empty trash – Allows you to set up the frequency to

empty the Trash. The following options are available;

None, When closed, Per 1 day, Per 3 days, Per 1 week,

Per 2 weeks.

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In the Edit Folder screen:

• To delete an existing folder:

Select the folder, then tap the Del button.

• To change a folder name:

Select the folder, then tap Change button. Place the cursor

in the position you want to edit or highlight the part you want

to change by dragging the stylus over the part. Tap the

icon and change the name. When the folder name is

changed, tap the Ok button in the Modify screen.

•To create a new folder:

Tap the Add button. To enter a new folder name, tap the

icon and enter the folder name. When the Folder Name field

displays the name you entered, tap the Ok button.

Editing Folder

You can create your personal folder to save your e-mail

messages. Up to 10 folders are available. You can also rename

and delete an existing folder.

To add, rename, or delete folder, select Edit Folder from the

Setup menu.

Clock

New

Get

Edit Folder

Clear Folder

Network Setup

Setup

About Email

Message Option

E-mail

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Clearing Folder

1. In the Email screen, tap the icon on the hard icon

panel, then select the Setup tab.

2. Select Clear Folder from the Setup menu. The Empty

Folder screen opens and displays the folders available. If

available, the numbers of messages stored in the folder is

displayed.

3. Select the folder you want to clear then tap the Empty

button.

4. When you are asked to confirm deleting all mails in the

selected folder, tap the Yes button.

Network Setup

Before you use the e-mail application, you must set up the

network configuration properly. For details on the network

setting, see page 68.

To view the network setting, use the Network Setup

command under the Setup menu, after tapping the icon

in the Email screen.

You can also change the network setting using this menu.

The new setting will be automatically applied to the Internet

and Chat applications.

Empty Folder

Empty

Folder to Empty

Inbox

Sent (3)

Outbox (1)

Draft (2)

Trash

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Cont

Input

All

Home

Calc Clock

SMS Ctrl

PCsync Othello

Find

Home

Chat

The Chat feature provides the easiest way to see your friends who are on line and to

communicate instantly with them.

Accessing Chat Service

1. Tap the icon to launch applications.

2. Tap the Chat icon to open the Chat screen.

Using Chat

Service

Chat

Connect

Password

ABC 123

abc

1$E

3. Enter your registered ID and password. For details on

entering alphanumeric characters for name and message on

the Chat screen, see page 164.

Tap to launch

applications.

Notes:

• Chat service is available only for the registered members of Chat service.

• When you use the Chat service, if there is no input for a predefined time, you will be automatically

disconnected. Retry to connect to use the service.

Chatting

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Chat

L o b b y

(12)

(2)

(4)

(0)

(3)

(2)

Chatting

4. After you fill in the ID and Password field, tap the

Connect button. You will be connected to the Chat server.

5. When the welcome screen appears, tap the OK button.

You are now successfully logged in to the Chat server.

6. The list of chat categories is displayed in the Lobby.

Select the chat category that interests you.

7. To join a chat room under the selected category, refer to

“Joining a Chat Room’ on page 165.

Refreshes the open screen

with the up-to-the-minute

information.

Allows you to see the

information on the users who

are on line.

The number of chat rooms

currently open.

Disconnects the chat service.

ABC 123

abc

New Channel

Channel

OK Cancel

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Entering Alphanumeric Characters on Chat Screen

When you use the Chat service

and you are asked to enter ID,

password, or want to type text

messages, the text writing area

appears on the bottom of the

screen.

To fill in the desired field with

the alphanumeric text

information you enter, first tap

the desired field to position a

cursor, then write the characters

in the text writing area on the

bottom of the screen. For details

on writing characters on the text

writing area, see page 46.

You can change the text input

mode. Tap on the bottom of

the screen, and you can select

the desired characters from the

on-screen keyboard.

Text writing area:

Write the characters here.

Letters are displayed as you tap or

write them on the writing area.

Tap to bring up the

symbol input screen.

To enter a special symbol, tap .

Tap to bring up the

on-screen keyboard.

Greeting

0123456789

qwer t yu i op

asdfghj kl ;

cap space

cvbnm, . /

OK Cancel

1$E

OK Cancel

123(){}[]–

–

~<>

789. ,

´˝|

space

#/+=: ;

000

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Joining a Chat Room

1. Select the chat category from the list in the Lobby.

2. The screen displays the chat rooms currently open under

the selected chat category.

Chatting

3. Select the desired chat room.

Two menu options pop up;

Join and Info.

To join the room, tap Join.

If you tap Info, you see the

information about the room.

If the selected chat room is

locked, you are asked to enter

password when you try to

enter the room.

Pet Chat

Op. Sarah

Date :

2000.3.5 16:31

Topic My pet

Users 3

:Limit 4

Unlocked

Show Entrants

Join

Allows you to see the information on

the users who are on line.

Disconnects the Chat service.

Tap to see the entrants

who joined the chat.

Tap to join the room.

New

Pet Chat (3/4)

Test (1/7)

L o b b y

(12)

(2)

(4)

(0)

The number of persons currently in

the room and the total number of

members limited by the room operator

who opens the room.

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4. After you enter the chat room, enjoy chatting on the web

as you normally would on the PC. To enter your message,

tap or write the desired characters in the writing area on

the bottom of the screen, then tap the Send button.

Pet Chat

ABC

dyani>

was good

[buriri]

buriri>

hello out there

what's u

123

abc

CBook Send

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If you want to use the pre-specified

messages in your Chat book, use this

button. For details on Chat book, refer

to “Using Chat Book” on page 171.

Allows you to see the user

information.

Disconnects the Chat service.

5. To leave the room, tap on the top of the screen. You

return to the selected chat category screen and see the

chat room list.

Pet Chat (3/4)

Test (1/7)

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1. Select the chat category from the list

in the Lobby. The screen displays the

chat rooms currently open under the

selected chat category.

2. Tap the New button on the bottom

of the screen.

Note: You can also open a new chat room

by selecting the icon when you are in

Lobby or a chat room, then select Create

Chan. from the Tools menu tab.

Chatting

Use these keys to scroll

through the screen.

Creating a

New Chat

Room

New

Pet Chat (3/4)

Test (1/7)

ABC 123

abc

OK Cancel

Channel

New Channel

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3. Fill in the following information fields. To fill in the

information field, first tap the desired field to place a cursor

on the selected field, then type the information in the text

writing area on the bottom of the screen. For details on

entering text, see page 164.

• Channel: Enters the name of the chat room.

• Topic: Enters a brief description on the chat topic. It will

be provided in the information on the chat room.

• Limit: Enter the total number of members acceptable for

the room. Tap the upper half to increase the number or the

lower half to decrease the number.

• Locked: If you check this box, the chat room will not open

in public and require password to join the room.

• Password: If you lock the room, enter the log-in password.

4. When you complete entering each field, tap the OK button.

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Users Config

ABC 123

abc

CBook Send

Use ChatBook

Talk

SendMemo

Invite

Lock Channel

Kick out

Close Channel

Tools

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Using Room Operator Features

When you create a new chat room, you become the room

operator, and can use the following features:

1. To use the room operator features, tap the icon on the

hard icon panel when you are in the chat room.

2. Select the Tools tab on the menu bar. The last four menus in

the pull-down list are available only for the room operator.

Select the desired one.

Invite

With this menu, you can invite a specific person to join the chat

in progress. When the Invitation screen opens, enter the ID of

the person you want to invite to the chat, then tap the OK

button to send the invitation.

Note: You can only invite a person who is subscribed to the Chat service

and is currently logged on.

Lock Channel

With this menu, you can lock the channel while you are in the

chat room. When you select the Lock Channel menu, you are

asked to enter a password.

After you lock the channel, others must have the log-in

password to join the chat room.

Kick Out

With this menu, you can select a member to reject from the

chat room. Select the screen name of the person you want to

kick out from the room, then tap the OK button.

Close Channel

With this menu, you can close the channel.

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Using this menu feature, you can chat with the person you

specified if he or she accepts your request.

Note: Your chat partner must be currently logged in to the Chat server.

1. When you are in the Lobby or a chat room, open available

menus by tapping the icon on the hard icon panel.

2. Select the Tools tab from the

menu bar, and select Talk from

the Tools menu.

You can also access this menu

when you open the My Friend

list. For details, refer to “My

Friend” on page 176.

3. Enter the ID of the person you

want to chat with, and tap the

OK button.

4. When the person accepts your

request, the chat screen appears.

Chatting

Person to

Person Talking

Users Config

ABC 123

abc

CBook Send

Use ChatBook

SendMemo

Invite

Lock Channel

Kick out

Close Channel

Tools

Talk

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Talk

ID:

Cancel

BC 123

abc

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Sending a Chat

Memo

You can send a chat memo to a specified person who is on-line.

1. When you are in the Lobby or a chat room, open available

menus by tapping the icon on the hard icon panel.

2. Select the Tools tab on the menu

bar, and select SendMemo from

the Tools menu.

You can also access this menu

when you open the My Friend list.

For details, refer to “My Friend” on

page 176.

3. Enter the ID of the person you want

to send the memo to, then enter the

desired message in the text writing

area. When done, tap the OK button.

The person who received your

message can reply by tapping the

Answer button on the memo

screen.

Users Config

ABC 123

abc

CBook Send

Use ChatBook

Invite

Lock Channel

Kick out

Close Channel

Tools

Talk

SendMemo

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Send Memo

ID:

Cancel

Text :

ABC 123

abc

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Chatting

If you store frequently used messages in your Chat Book, you

can use them easily in your message when you write a chat

message.

Creating Your Personal Chat Book

1. When you are in the Lobby or a chat room, open available

menus by tapping the icon on the hard icon panel.

2. Select the Config tab on the menu bar, then select Edit

ChatBook from the pull-down menu.

3. Write the message you want,

and tap on the on-screen

keyboard (or write a carriage

return stroke in the drawing

mode) to confirm and add the

message to the Chat book. The

entered message will appear in

the top of the Chat Book screen.

Using Chat Book

Tap to add the message to

the Chat Book.

Adjusts this on-screen scroll bar to

scroll through the screen.

4. Repeat step 3 until you complete adding messages in

the Chat Book.

5. To close the Chat Book, tap in the top right of the

screen.

You can also delete or modify a message with Chat Book

screen. Select a message to delete or modify from the

Chat Book list. The contents appear at the top of the

screen in the box. Tap the Del or Modify button.

Users

ABC 123

abc

CBook Send

Show LapTime

Set Recv.

Set Server

Tools Config

Edit ChatBook

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Chat Book

Del Modify

BC 123

hello

hi everyone ~

what's up

i was kidding

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Using Chat Book

1. When you are in a chat room, you

find the CBook button on the

screen.

2. Tapping the button opens the

Chat Book you have created.

3. Select the desired message in

the Chat Book, and tap the OK

button. The selected message

appears in the text input field.

4. Tap the Send button to send the

message.

Pet Chat

ABC

dyani>

was good

[buriri]

buriri>

hello out there

123

abc

CBook Send

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Chat Book

OK Cancel

hello

hi everyone ~

what's up

bye

i was kidding

not interest ~

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Chatting

Using Bulletin

Board

1. When you are in the Lobby, select .

2. When the welcome screen appears, tap the OK button.

Then the Bulletin screen opens and you see the bulletins

currently uploaded.

3. Select the desired message from the list. A menu showing

available options pops up. To see the contents, tap See

from the menu.

Tapping Del deletes the selected message.

4. If you want to write a new bulletin message, tap the New

button.

New

the beach em622

For 30s filz007

do not! pearl

1/1 Page(s)

Note:

Del menu is available only for the selected bulletin message

writer and the Chat sever administrator.

Returns to the Chat home.

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5. Fill in the following fields:

• Title: Enter the title for your

bulletin board.

•Text: Enter the contents.

• Link to Chan.: Check this box

to connect to the chat room

you select from the pick list.

• Channel: If you check the

Link to Chan. box, enter the

channel name you want to

link.

6. After you filled in the fields, tap the Write button.

7. When the Chat screen prompts you tap the OK button. Now,

you can see your message on the Bulletin board.

ABC 123

abc

CancelWrite

Title

Write Board

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Chatting

Additional

Chat Menu

Options

When you are in the Chat screen, you are allowed to use the

following menu options. Tap the icon on the hard icon

panel and select the following menu options from the Users,

Tools, or Config menu tab.

User’s Info

This feature allows you to see

the information about the users

in the selected chat room or

selected category.

This menu is also accessible

with the icon at the top right

of the screen when you are in

the Lobby or a chat room.

If you select a user, the following option menu pops up.

• Info – to display the selected person’s information such as

e-mail ID, birth, and job. The user information was

registered when the user subscribed to the service.

• Talk – to invite the selected person to a chat room in

progress.

• SendMemo – to send a chat memo to the selected

person.

Category pick list. You can

select another category.

L o b b y

User Info.

Close Search

dyani[ ]

em622[ ]

Entire

sweet[ ]

drekid[ ]

neo1984[ ]

sarah[ ]

Pet Chat

dyani>

was good

[buriri]

buriri>

hello out there

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Search User

Allows you to search a specified user.

My Friend

Allows you to register your friends, family members, coworkers,

or other registered Chat users in the My Friend list. Use Add

button to add friends to the list. If added, you can talk or send a

memo directly to one of them when you open the My Friend

list.

Show LapTime

Displays the lap time you are connected to the Chat server

instead of the title in the top left of the screen.

If you select Show Title, you see the title in the top left of the

screen.

Tap here to toggle the lap time

and the title display.

Pet Chat

dyani>

was good

[buriri]

buriri>

hello out there

00:05:21

dyani>

was good

[buriri]

buriri>

hello out there

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Chatting

Set Server

With this menu, you can change the Chat server setting. The

server is preset at factory, so you do not need to change it

under normal circumstances.

Set Recv.

Allows you to block any or all

Chat users from sending you the

person-to-person Talk, Memo, or

Invitation messages. This feature

is useful if you find someone’s

message offensive or if you

simply don’t want to receive

messages for a while.

The following options are available:

• Receive All – To allow everyone to send you messages.

• Reject All – To block everyone from sending you

messages.

• Reject by Ban List – To block specific users from

sending you a message.

If you want to add new IDs in the Ban List, tap the Add

button below the Ban List, and type the name of the user

you want to add in the Ban List. You can also delete one

from the list.

Option

1. Talk

2. Memo

3. Invitation

Receive All

OK Cancel

Use the keys to scroll

through the screen.

Tap the pick list to select the

mode.

Extra

This chapter provides information on the

following topics:

• Clock

• Calculator

• Othello

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Clock

The clock shows the time and date in your home city and country, as well as in many

other cities and countries around the world. The clock also includes an alarm clock.

Clock

Home

World

Jerusale

Alarm

836

12 3 6

NewYork

2000.02.27.SUN

2000.02.26.SUN

When it is turned on, your phone reads the correct time over

the air and sets the applications to use this time. Therefore,

you don’t have to set the time, but you do have to specify

your home city.

1. Tap the icon on the hard icon panel to launch

applications, then tap the icon to open the Clock

screen.

2. Tap the Home pick list.

Setting Home

Time

3. When the Select Area screen opens, select your home

area. You can view the list by the city or country. After

selecting, tap the OK button.

Select Area

Country

City

Cancel

Abudhabi

Addis-ababa

Algiers

Amman

Amsterdam

Anchorage

U.A.E

Ethiopia

Algeria

Jordan

Netherlands

U.S.A

Clock

Home pick list Date / time

pick list

Clock

Today

Cancel

Select Date

2000 Apr

5. Tap the arrows at the top of the screen to locate the year and

the month. Then tap the current day on the calendar.

If you tap the Today button, the clock sets the current date

automatically.

6. Tap the OK button.

7. Select the time. If you tap the upper half, the number

increases and if you tap the lower half, the number

decreases.

Tap the upper half to increase the number.

Tap the lower half to decrease

the number.

Tap to set AM or PM.

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4. Tap the date/time pick list to change the date and time. The

Select Date screen opens.

836

Clock

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Setting the Base Station Time

You can sync the current time with the base station (cellular

network) time.

When the Clock screen opens, tap the icon on the hard

icon panel. Select System Time from the Setup menu as

shown below.

Clock

Home

World Alarm

836

12 3 6

About Clock

Setup

New York

Info

System Time

Setting Alarm You can set up to six different alarms.

1. Tap the icon in the Home screen to open the Clock

screen.

2. Tap the Alarm button to open the Set Alarm screen.

Set Alarm

600

Daily Once

Daily Once OK

Cancel

Bell 1

Enter the required time.

Clock

Check the box

to activate the

alarm

Alarm Tone

Frequency of the

alarm

Note:

Alarms will occur according to the home city time. When in a

different time zone, remember to change the home city.

To turn off the alarm sound

When the alarm sounds, press any key on the side of the phone

(except the Power key) or open & close the flip to silence it.

If you do not silence the ringing, the alarm will sound for 3

minutes.

When you silence the alarm, a dialog opens and shows the

message “The alarm is expired” and asks you to view more

details of your alarm setting. If you tap Yes, the Set Alarm

screen opens to allow you to view your alarm setting and to set

an alarm, if you wish.

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3. Put a check mark in the checkbox to activate the alarm.

4. Enter the required time. If you tap the upper half, the number

increases and if you tap the lower half, the number

decreases.

5. Select the frequency of the alarm.

•Daily: The alarm rings everyday at the same time.

•Once: The alarm rings only once and is then deactivated.

6. Select the alarm tone from the pick list in the upper-right

corner. You can choose between 10 bells and 8 melodies.

7. If you want to set more alarms, tap ❷to move the next

screen, then repeat the above steps. You can set six alarms.

8. Tap the OK button to confirm.

Clock

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Clock

Home

World

Jerusale

Alarm

836

12 3 6

NewYork

2000.02.27.SUN

2000.02.26.SUN

1. Tap the icon in the Home screen to open the Clock

screen.

2. Tap the World pick list.

Viewing

World Time

Clock

World pick list

Note:

You can display the world time of the selected city or country in

the Phone screen. See page 64.

3. Select the desired city or country in the Select Area

screen, then tap the OK button.

Select Area

Country

City

Cancel

Abudhabi

Addis-ababa

Algiers

Amman

Amsterdam

Anchorage

U.A.E

Ethiopia

Algeria

Jordan

Netherlands

U.S.A

1. Tap the icon on the hard icon panel to launch

applications.

2. Tap the Calc icon to open the calculator screen.

Using the on-screen calculator, you can use the phone as a calculator. The calculator

provides the basic arithmetic functions (addition, subtraction, multiplication, division) and

complex engineering calculation features.

Home

Cont

Input

tri

exp

pow

stat

type

etc

789

456

del

+–

Opening the

Calculator

Function categories.

Tap one of the categories.

(tri=trigonometrical

exp=exponent

pow=power

stat=statistical)

You will see a list of

functions and you can

select the one you want. Use the keys as you would

with a normal calculator.

Currently selected mode.

•D– Statistical data.

•M– indicates that the memory function is

currently operating.

•B– Binary system. O(8) and H(16) are also

available.

•R– Currently selected trigonometrical mode.

Calculation field. Use ❷or #

key in the right corner to scroll

through the calculation list.

Tap to access

menus available

in the calculator

screen.

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Calc

Calculator

185

1. Input the first number. The number appears at the top of

the calculation field.

2. Select the operator you want.

If you want to add functions, tap one of the available

categories, then select the one you want from the pop-up

list of functions.

3. Enter the second number.

4. Repeat these steps as many times as needed.

As long as you have not pressed =, you can move or

delete in the calculation string with the Edit menu. See

page 186.

5. Tap =. The results of the calculations appear in bold, in

the lower-right corner of the calculation field.

Using the

Calculator

tri

exp

pow

stat

type

789

456

del

+–

1822 x 0.23 + 20 – 18.2

=420.86

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Changing the Number Format

1. In the calculator screen, tap the icon on the hard icon

panel.

2. Select the Config menu, then select Number Formats.

3. Set the number format you want in the Number Formats

screen.

4. When finished, tap the OK button.

If the box is checked,

commas are inserted to

separate thousands.

Number Formats

Ex) 12,345,0 .. 0 (Auto)

Arbitrary base numbers

Commas for thousands

Cancel

Currently selected number

format

Tap the upper half to increase the number or

the lower half to decrease the number.

Editing

You can use the general editing features such as Cut, Copy and

Paste for modification or recalculation.

While using the calculation feature, tap the icon on the

hard icon panel. Then select the desired editing command from

the Edit menu.

Calculator

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Changing the Trigonometric Mode

1. In the calculator screen, tap the icon on the hard icon

panel.

2. Select the Config tab, then select Trigonometric Mode

from the pull-down list.

3. Select either RAD (Radian), DEG (Degree), or GRAD (100),

then tap OK.

The selected mode is indicated as the initial letter in the

lower-left corner of the calculation field.

Trigonometric Mode

Degree

Radian

Grad (100)

Cancel

DEG

GRAD

RAD

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To Input Statistical Data

You can input up to 50 items individually in the xfield and y

field in the Statistical Data Input screen.

1. In the calculator screen, tap the icon.

2. Select the Config tab, then select Statistical Data Input.

The Statistical Data Input screen opens.

3. Tap the desired field to move the cursor in the field, then

enter the desired number, and tap the OK button.

Statistical Data Input

01:

02:

03:

04:

05:

1 2 3

4 5 6

7 8 9

Calculator

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Error Message

Display If you face an error during the calculation, refer to the

following:

Messages Causes & Solutions

No Value • When only operators (-, +, x, ÷) are

entered successively without entering

any number, this message is

displayed. Enter numbers.

• There may be no number in between

the brackets.

• There is no number next to a function

(sin, cos, tan, asin, acos, atan, sqrt,

3sqrt, log, in, 10x, ex, abs). Enter

numbers.

Invalid(-) Value When ‘-’ is required in the calculation,

this message is displayed.

No Operator Enter a desired operator.

Opening Brace • Brackets may not be placed in the

right location. Replace the brackets.

• A bracket may be required.

Cannot When you divide a number by 0, this

Calculate message appears.

Out Of Limit A result value is not in between

-1E199 and 1E199.

Cannot Convert When you change a type, it is out of type

limit.

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You can play the Othello game on your phone. In Othello, players place black and white stones on

the board, trying to captivate (engulf) the opposite color stone. The object of the game is to

conquer the most squares. Othello is simple, so it is easy to learn and enjoy.

Accessing

Othello Game

3. Select the desired game type

by tapping an appropriate

button.

• 1 Player: You can play with

your phone.

• 2 Players: You can enjoy

the game with another

person.

• NET GAME: You can

connect to the Internet to

play the game with a

person on-line.

All

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Othello

OTHELLO

SELECT GAME

1 Player

2 Players

NET GAME

1. Tap the icon on the hard icon panel to launch

applications.

2. Tap the Othello icon to open the Othello screen.

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Playing One

Player Game

If you want to enjoy the Othello game alone, do as follows:

1. Tap the 1 Player button from the Othello screen.

2. The game board for 1

player appears. Move the

stone by tapping on the

desired square.

The game always starts

from the black player in

the one player game. You

and the phone take turns

placing the stone.

3. When the game is over, to play a game again, tap the

AGAIN button. The new game starts.

Tap the END button to quit the game.

1 Player

AGAIN

Black Stone

END

: 2 : 2

Shows the current turn.

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Playing Two

Player Game 1. Tap the 2 Players button from the Othello screen.

2. Start to play the game by tapping

on the desired square to place the

stone.

The way to play is the same as

that of the one player game,

except your opponent is the person

with you, not the phone.

2 Players

AGAIN

Black Stone

END

: 2 : 2

Playing

Network Game If you are subscribed to the GoNext service, you can play the

Othello game with another subscriber through the Internet.

Note:

The Othello service is preset at factory, so you do not need to change it

under normal circumstances.

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1. Tap the NET GAME button from the Othello screen.

2. Enter the game ID and password

on the bottom of the screen, then

tap the Connect button. See

page 46 for entering letters and

numbers.

The ID and password are

automatically saved for

next use.

If you do not want to connect

to the Internet, tap the END

button.

Net Game

Park

Connect END

PASSWORD

ABC 123

abc

1$E

3. You are connected to the

Internet.

To stop connecting, tap the

Cancel button.

Net Join

Connecting

to the Server

Cancel

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MESSAGE BOX

Welcome to the

Othello Network

Game Sever.

5. The Game List screen opens.

If you want to disconnect, tap

the END button at any time.

4. When you are successfully

connected, the message box

opens. Tap the OK button.

Game List

6 Game Room(s)

OPEN END

top[1/2]

abcd[2/2]

iam[2/2]

ace[2/2]

go[2/2]

hamlet[1/2]

Refreshes the Game list.

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6. Select the wanted game

room from the list by tapping

it, and tap the OK button

from the message box to join

the game with the selected

player.

7. Start the game by tapping on

the desired square to place

the stone.

If you entered an existing

game room, you use the

black stone. If you opened a

new room, you use the white

stone.

Or, tap the OPEN button to open a new room for game

and wait until a player joins the game with you.

8. To quit the game, tap the END button. The screen returns

to the Game List screen.

NET GAME

AGAIN

Black Stone

TALK END

: 2 : 2

MESSAGE BOX

top[1/2] Selected

OK Cancel

You can talk with

your opponent or request to

play a game again. See the

next page.

AGAIN

buriri > great done

TALK END

: 3 : 3

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Talking with the Opponent

While playing, you can talk

with the person who is playing

with you. To send a message to

your opponent, tap the TALK

button, and write the message.

See page 46 for entering letters.

When entering is complete, tap

the OK button and the message

is transmitted.

You can also receive a

message from the opponent.

TALK BOX

great done

ABC

abc

123

1$E

Restarting a Game

To play a new game with the same person, tap the AGAIN

button. If the opponent accepts your request, a new board

appears and you can start a new game.

If your opponent taps the AGAIN button to request you to play

again, you can see the message box below.

To accept the request, tap the OK

button and play a new game.

To refuse the request, tap the NO

button, then quit the game by

tapping the END button.

MESSAGE BOX

Play Game

Again

OK NO

You can see the

message you sent

or received.

View Results

Net Game

0 W 2 L 2 D

INIT OK

W: Won games

L: Lost games

D: Drawn games

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Viewing Your

Play Records 1. To view your record on the

network game, tap the

icon on the hard icon panel

and then View Results from

the pick list.

2. You can see how many

games you won or lost. To

exit, tap the OK button.

If you want to initiate the

record, tap the INIT button.

Setting(s)

AGAIN

Black Stone

END

: 2 : 2

View Results

Appendix

• Accessories

• Care and Safety Guidelines

• Index

199

Accessories

Hands-Free Kit

The hands-free kit provides safety, freedom and convenience in your

vehicle.

Travel Charger

The travel charger plugs into a wall outlet and enables you to charge

a single battery at your home or office.

Ear-Microphone

The ear-microphone includes both an earpiece and microphone in a

convenient, lightweight unit.

Cigarette Lighter Charger

The cigarette lighter charger offers the convenience of operating or

charging your phone’s battery from your vehicle cigarette lighter

socket.

Batteries

1000mAh lithium-Ion standard battery offers up to 160 minutes of

talk time or up to 95 hours of standby time.

1600mAh lithium-Ion extended battery offers up to 260 minutes of

talk time or up to 320 hours of standby time.

Accessories

• Take care not to scratch the screen of your smartphone. Always

use the stylus or a plastic-tipped pen intended for use with a

touch-sensitive screen.

• The smartphone is not waterproof and should not be exposed to

rain or moisture. Under extreme conditions, water may enter the

circuitry through the front panel buttons. In general, treat the

smartphone as you would a pocket calculator or other small

electronic instrument.

• The touch-sensitive screen contains a glass element. Take care

not to drop the smartphone or subject it to any strong impact. Do

not carry your smartphone in your back pocket. If you sit on it, the

glass may break.

• Protect the smartphone from temperature extremes. Do not leave

it on the dashboard of a car on a hot day, and keep is away from

heaters and other heat sources. Store it out of direct sunlight.

• Do not store or use the smartphone in any location that is

extremely dusty, damp, or wet.

• Use a soft, damp cloth to clean the smartphone. If the surface of

the screen becomes soiled, clean it with a soft cloth moistened

with a diluted window-cleaning solution.

• Do not let unauthorized personnel install or service your

smartphone or its accessories. Faulty installation or service may

be dangerous and will invalidate your warranty.

• Only use approved accessories with the smartphone. Using

unauthorized accessories may be dangerous and will invalidate

your warranty if the smartphone is damaged.

Caring for Your

Smartphone

200

Care and Safety Guidelines

201

Always extend the antenna fully when you place or receive a

call for best reception. Handle the antenna gently.

Antenna Care

The smartphone uses a lithium ion battery which is recharged

while the smartphone is in a charger. You can purchase an

additional battery, if you wish.

Tips for Conserving Battery Life

Follow these suggestions to maximize battery life.

• Select a shorter “Battery Power” time period on the Power

Saving screen. This feature blanks the screen after 1, 2, 3,

4, or 5 minutes of non-use. The shorter a time you select,

the more energy is conserved. (See “Battery” on page 67.)

• Minimize the use of the backlight.

Battery Care

202

Replacing the Battery

If you have to replace the battery in your smartphone, be aware of

the following considerations.

• If the empty battery icon appears at the top of the screen

describing the low battery condition.

• If the smartphone does not turn on when you press the

button on the right side of the phone, recharge the battery

immediately.

• Only remove the battery to replace it with another battery. Don’t

leave the battery out of the smartphone. For example, if your

battery becomes drained while you are traveling and you don’t

have a second battery or a charger to recharge it, it is better to

leave the drained battery in the smartphone than to remove it.

Care and Safety Guidelines

203

For a variety of safety reasons, it is important to consider

where you will be using your phone. When using your phone

and its accessories, please follow these guidelines:

Compliance with Safety Standards

The Samsung Smartphone meets all standards and

recommendations for the protection of the public from exposure

to radio frequency (RF) electromagnetic energy established by

governmental bodies and other qualified organizations. To

reduce the risk of fire, electric shock, serious personal injury, or

property damage, please follow these guidelines.

Driving

Using the Smartphone while driving is illegal in some states

and countries. Know the laws and regulations for your area,

and pull off the road and park if you need to make a call. If you

must use the phone while driving, purchase and install the

optional Hands-Free Car Kit.

Electronic Devices

Your phone is a radio transmitter and receiver. When the

power is on, the phone receives and sends out RF energy. Most

modern electronic equipment, such as equipment in hospitals

and cars, contains an RF signal shield. RF energy may affect

some inadequately shielded electronic equipment.

Turn off your phone in health care facilities, and always request

permission before using the phone near medical equipment.

Consult the manufacturer of any personal medical devices, such

as pacemakers and hearing aids, to determine if they are

shielded adequately from external RF signals.

Note if there are any regulations posted in the area regarding

the operation of phones, and learn where you can use them

safely within the facility.

Safety

Precautions

204

Aircraft

Turn off your phone belong boarding any aircraft. The Federal

Aviation Administration (FAA) requires that you have prior

permission from the crew to use your phone while the plane is

on the ground. FCC regulations prohibit using your phone while

the plane is in the air. Do not use your phone at any time while

traveling on board a plane.

Blasting Areas

Construction crews often use remote-control RF devices to set

off explosives. To avoid interfering with blasting operations,

turn off your phone when you are in a blasting area or in any

area with signs posted that read “Turn off two-way radio.”

Other Dangerous Areas

Turn off your phone in any area with a potentially explosive

atmosphere. It is rare, but your phone or its accessories could

generate sparks, which could cause explosion or fire. Areas

with a potentially explosive atmosphere may not always be

clearly marked.

These areas may include:

• Fueling areas, such as gas stations

• Below deck on boats

• Fuel or chemical transfer or storage facilities

• Areas where the air contains chemicals or particles such as

grain, dust, or metal powders

• Any other area where you would normally be advised to turn

off your vehicle engine

Do not transport or store flammable gas, liquid, or explosives in

the compartment of a vehicle containing your phone or

accessories.

Index

205

accessories 199

address book

create entry 80, 89

delete entry 98

edit category 99

edit custom field 100

edit entry 95

entry details 83

hide number 100

open 79

save number shortcut 21

select category 84

set incoming ring 84

set speed dial 85

set voice dial 87

show number 100

view entries 91

air time, view 31

alarm

set 181

tone, select 63

answering mode

adjust speaker volume 36

listen caller message 35

play OGM 39

record OGM 37

select OGM 39

turn on/off 33

applications

brief descriptions 44

controls 55

display details 43

display by category 42

display by name 42

launch 41

launch buttons 2

menus 56

appointment

details 122

record 114

remove 122

autolock 65

backlight 8

backup data 98

battery

care 201

charge 6

extended, option 199

install 4

remaining power 8

remove 5

save 67

bell/vibrate, select 29, 62

bookmark

add 141

arrange view 142

configure categories 143

delete 142

edit 142

fetch 141

brightness, screen 11, 71

Index

206

calculator

change number format 186

change trigonometric mode 187

edit 186

error message 189

input statistical data 188

use 185

calibrate, screen 10, 71

call

answer 23

correct number 14

end 14

four-digit dial 22

history 20

in-call options 25

make 13

redial 18

restrict 66

speed dial 17

voice dial 15

waiting 27

caller message

delete 36

listen 35

character recognition (how to write)

editing marks stroke 53

english letters stroke 53

numbers stroke 54

on-screen keyboard 47

symbols stroke 54

text input screen, open 46

writing directly on the screen 49

writing input help 55

chat

access 162

bulletin board 173

chat book 171

chat room information 165

chat memo 170

create a new chatroom 167

join 165

person-to-person talk 169

reject 177

room operator 168

search user 176

set server 177

show lap time 176

text input 164

user information 175

charge, battery 6

checkbox 55

cigarette lighter charger 199

contrast 11, 71

country code 14

data, communicate 75

display

big clock 64

greeting 64

my phone number 64

world time 64

DTMF

send 25

Index

207

ear-microphone, option 199

edit, command 58

emergency call 65, 67

e-mail

access 146

attach a memo 155

configure mail settings 147, 161

delete 150

fetch 149

filter, set 158

folder, clear 161

folder, edit 160

send 153

signature, write 157

find data 59

flip 2

game, othello 190

GoNext, access 138

greeting message

play 37

record 37

select 39

hands-free, option 199

handwriting, text 49

hard icon panel 2

help writing characters 55

home time, set 179

hyphenation, automatic 32

incoming calls list 20

Inbox, SMS 134

input method 46

Internet, navigate 139

key volume 25, 28, 62

lock 65

lower case, input 51

memo

attach image 109

configure category 113

create 103

delete 108

edit 107

send 112

memory, view 70

menu, bring 56

message alert 63

missed calls, view 24

mute 25

my phone number

display in idle mode 64

send 25

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navigate WWW 139

network setup 68

OGM

play 39

record 37

select 39

one-touch ringer selection 30

on-screen keyboard 47

othello

network game 192

one-player game 191

restart game 196

talk with the opponent 196

two-player game 192

view records 197

ougoing calls list 20

Outbox, SMS 133

owner information 70

password, change 66

pick list 55

PIM 102

power on/off 8

power save 67

redial 18

reset phone 67

ringer

ring tone, select 63

ring type, select 29

volume, adjust 28, 62

safety information 204

save number in AddressBook 21

scheduler

edit 122

record 114

remove 122

scroll bar 55

application data 59

phone book 19

speed dial 18

voice dial 16

security features 65

signature for e-mail 157

SMS

delete 137

receive 134

send 131

view outbox 133

view, sort 136

write 131

Index

209

sound, adjust 62

speaker volume, adjust 36

speed dial

list view 93

set 85

use 17

stylus 9

system select 68

synchronize

set auto synchronization 74

start synchronization 72

text input

Hebrew character input 47

on-screen keyboard 47

writing on the screen 49

tone length, select 63

tone, select

alarm 63

call connected 63

call disconnected 63

message alert 63

power off 63

power on 63

ring 63

service area 63

to-do list

attach memo 126

create 124

details, set 125

delete 129

edit 128

touch screen 9

calibrate 10

contrast, adjust 11

travel charger, option 199

upper case, input 51

voice dial

list view 94

record 87

use 15

voice mail, listen 134

volume, adjust 28, 36

world time, view 183

write, on the screen 49

writing area 51

WWW

navigate 139

set 144

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