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Congratulations on your purchase of the Sony Ericsson
Walkman® W888c. Enjoy your music on the go with this
ultra—slim music phone. For additional phone content, go
to www.sonyericsson.com/fun.
Register now to get a suite of tools, free online storage,
special offers, news and competitions at
www.sonyericsson.com/myphone.
For product support go to WWW.sonyericsson.com/cn.
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g? Added dimensions — Accessories ?
from Sony Ericsson
Portable Speakers MPS—60
Small yet powerful speakers that fit in your
pocket.
Stereo BluetoothTM Headset
HBH—DSQ70
Wireless music in stereo quality.
Talk/standby/music: up to 6/300/6 hrs
Weight: 27g
F L
BluetoothTM Music Receiver
M BR—1 00
Stream music wirelessly from your mobile
phone to your hi-fi system.
The full range of accessories may not be available in every
market. For more information visit WWW.sonyericsson.com/
accessories.
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Contents
Getting started ................... 4
SIM card, battery, turning on, help,
calls.
Getting to know
the phone
Phone overview, icons, menus,
entering letters, activity menu, file
manager.
Calling .. 22
Calls, contacts.
Messaging ........................ 30
Text messaging, picture messaging,
email, My friends,
Imaging . .. 34
Camera, video, plctures.
Entertainment ................... 36
Handsfree, Walkman® player, video
player, TrackID‘M, PlayNowTM,
ringtones and melodies,
Connectivity ..................... 42
Using Internet, RSS, USB cable,
update service.
Important information ...... 46
Index ................................. 54
www.sonyericsson.com/cn
At Sony Ericsson Product Support
there is more information and help to
get the most out of your product:
User guide With additional information,
troubleshooting, tips and tricks,
software, settings for Internet and
messaging.
Contents
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Sony Ericsson
GSM 900/1800/t900
Th|s User glide ls publlshed by Sony Encsson
Mob|le Cornuunimtlons AB or |ts local aff|l|ated
company. withoutany warranty Improvements and
changfi to this Use glide necess|tated by
typographical ermrs. inaccurac|es of current
|nformation. or improvements to programs and/or
equ|prnenl, nay be made by Sony Encsson Mob|le
Communications ABor "5 local atf|l|ated company
at any time and wrthout notice Such changes W|II,
however, be incorporated into new editions of this
User gurde All rights reserved
©Sony Ericsson Mobile Communications AB,
2006
Publ|cation number ENILZT 108 9038 RtA
Please note
Some ol theservioes in Ih|s User gu|de are not
supported by all networls This also applies to the
GSM Intemattaral Emergency Number 112
Please Contact your network operator or serv|ce
prov|der it you are m doubt whether you can use a
part|cu|ar sen/roe or not
Please read the Gurdelmes for safe and efficient use
and the lelled war/arty chapters before you use
your mobile phone
Your rmblle phone has the capab|l|ty to download,
store and brward addltlonal content, e g
nngtonoe The useotsuch content may be
restncted or pmhi ted by nghts of th|rd part|es,
|nclud|ng but no nited to restr|ct|on under
appl|cable oopyriglt laws You, and not Sony
Encsson, are entirely respons|ble for add|t|onal
con tent that you download to or fonNard from your
mob|le phone Prior to your use of any add|t|onal
con ten t, please verity that your intended use is
properly licensed or rs otherwise authorized. Sony
Ericsson does not guarantee the accuracy, integrity
or quality 0! any additional content or any other
th|rd party content Under no c|rcumstances WI||
Sony Ericsson be liable ln any Way for your
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improper use of additional content or other third
party content
Bluetooth“I |s a tradermrk or regstered trademark
of Bluetooth SIG Inc
Tracle, PlayNow, MusrcDJ. PhotnDJ and V|deoDJ
are trademarls or reg|stered trademals of Sony
Encsson Mob||e Communications AB,
Memory St|ck M|cro"‘I (M2"'). WALKMAN and the
WALKMAN logo are trademarls of Sony
Corporat|on
Real |s a trademark or a reg|stered trademark of
RealNetworks. Inc ReaIPIayer® tor Mobile is
included under license trorn RealNetworks, Inc
Copyright 1995-2004, ReaINetworle, Inc, All rights
reserved
Adobe'M Photoshop'"I Album Starter Ed|t|on |s
e|ther a trademark or registered tradernak of
Adobe Systems Incorporated in the Unlted States
and/or other countrleeregions,
M|crosoft®, W|ndows® is either a registered
trademark or trademark ol Micmsoft Corporation m
the Un|ted States and/or other oountnes/regmns
T9“ll Text Input |s a tradermrk or a regstered
trademark of Teglc Corrmumcations T9” Text
Input is licensed under one or more 0! the
following: US. Pat. Nos 5,313,437, 5,953,541,
5,187,480, 5,945,928, and 6,0! I 554, Canadian
Pat No 1,331,057, Unlted Klngdom Pat No
22384148, Hong Kong Standard Pat No
HK0940329, Repubhc ol Singapore Pat No 51383,
Euro Pat No 0 842 4639$27260,8) DEIDK, FI,
FR, IT, NL, PT, ES, SE, GB; andfiditional patents
are pend|ng worldW|de
Smart—Ht Rendermg |s a trathmark or reg|stered
trademark ofACCESS CO , LTD m Japan and
other cou ntr|es/reg|ons
Java and all Java based trademarks and logos are
trademarks or reg|stered trademarks 0! Sun
Microsystems, Inc. in the U S and other countries/
regions End—user Iioense ageernenl lor Sun‘"l
Java'"I J2ME'M
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1 Restrictions Sottwae is confidential copyrighted
information of Sun and title to all copies is retained
by Sun and/or |ts Inertmrs Customer shall not
modify, deoomplle, dlsassemble, decrypt, extract,
or otherwuse reverse englneer Software Software
may not be tamed. assigned, or sublicensed, in
whole or in pan,
2 Export Regllations: Software, including technical
data, is subject to U S export control laws,
including theU S Export Administration Actand its
associated regulations, and may be sub|ect to
export or import regulations in other countries/
regions Customer ages to comply strictly with all
such regulations and acknowledges that it has the
responsibility to obtain licenses to export, reexport,
or import Software Soflware may not be
downloaded, or olherwme exported or re—exported
(|) into, or b a national or res|dent of, Cuba, Iraq,
Iran, North Korea. Ibea, Sudan, Syria (as such
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country/region tnwhidl the U S has embargoed
goods, or (n) toanyone on the U S Treasury
Department's list ofSpeciaIIy Designated Nations
or the U S Commerce Department's Table of
Denial Orders
3 Restricted Rights Use, duplication ordisclosure by
the United States government is subject to the
restrictions as set forth in the Rights in Technical
Data and Cormuter Software Clauses |n DFARS
252 227—7013(c) (|) (n) and FAR 52 227—19(c) (2) as
applicable
Part of the software in thls product is copyright ©
SyncML initiative Ltd. (1999—2002) All rights
reserved
Other productand oorrpany namg mentioned
herein rmy be the trademarks of their rgpective
owners
Any rights notexpressly granted herein are
reserved
Note: Sony Ericsson adv-ses users to backup their
personal data in formation
All illustrations are by illustration only and
may not accurately depict the actual phone
Instruction symbols
Tfle following appear in the User
guide:
a? Note
T» A service orfunction is network—
or subscription-dependent.
Contact Orange for details.
D See also page...
> Use a selection or navigation
key to scroll and select
' 13 Navigation.
® Press the navigation key centre.
@ Press the navigation key up.
G) Press the navigation key down.
@ Press the navigation key left.
@ Press the navigation key right.
Contents
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Getting started
SIM card, battery, turning on, help, cal/s.
SIM card and battery
To insert SIM card and battery To charge the battery
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1 Connect the chargerplugto the phone
with the symbol facing upwards.
1 Remove the battery cover. 2 It may take up to 30 minutes before
2 Slide the SIM card into its holder with the battery icon appears.
the contacts facing down. 3 Wait approximately 2.5 hours or until
3 Insert the battery with the label side up the battery icon indicates a full charge.
and the connectors facing each other. Press a key to act'wate the Screen.
4 Slide the battery cover into place. 4 Remove the charger by tilting the plug
downwards.
4 Getting started
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To remove the battery
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1 Remove the battery cover.
2 Insert yourthumbnail into the groove
to remove the battery.
Turning your phone on and
off
Make sure the phone is charged and
the battery and a SIM card are
inserted before you turn on your
phone. Use the setup wizard to
quickly and easily prepare for use.
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To turn on the phone
1 Press and hold E). The first start—up
may take a few minutes.
2 Select to use the phone in:
° Normal mode — full functionality or
- Flight mode — limited functionality
with network transceivers off.
3 Enter your SIM card PIN, if requested.
4 At first start—up, select the language
for your phone menus.
5 > Yes for the setup wizard to help you.
6 Follow instructions to complete setup.
If predefined settings exist in your
phone, you may not need more settings.
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To turn off the phone
In standby press and hold (1).
Standby
After you have turned on the phone
and entered your PIN, the name of the
network operator will appear on the
display. This is called standby mode.
Help in your phone
Help and information is available in
your phone at any time.
To use the setup wizard
From standby select Menu > Settings
> the General tab > Setup Wizard and
select an option:
- Basic setup
- T|ps and tncks.
To View information about functions
Scroll to a function > More
> Informatlon, if available.
To View the phone demonstration
From standby select Menu
> Entertainment» Demo tour.
Getting started
Take pictures and record
video clips
Zoom in
or out
Take pictures
Record video
Screen options
Switch to camera/video (9 or @
Adjust brightness @ or@
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To take a picture or record video Making and receiving calls
1 From standby press to activate The phone must be in Normal mode. If
the camera. _ the phone is in Fllght mode, restart
2 Use the nawgatlon key to the phone and select Normal mode.
switch between camera and
video camera. To make a call
3 Camera: Press to take a i Enter a phone number (With
picture. international prefix and area code it
Video: Press to start appllcable) > Call to make the call.
recording. To stop recordlng, press To answer or rejects call
again. When the phone rings > Answer to
Your pictures and video clips are answer or > Busy to reject the call.
automatically saved in File manager
> Camera album. To end a call
> End call.
4 To take another picture or record
another video clip, press to
return to the viewfinder
To stop using the camera or video
camera, press and hold -.
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Keypad lock
Lock the keypad to avoid dialling a
number by accident.
fl Calls to the international emergency
number 112 can still be made, even
when the keypad is locked.
Automatic keylock
Use automatic keylock in standby to
lock the keypad soon afterthe last key
was pressed.
To set the automatic keylock
From standby select Menu > Settings
> the General tab > Security
> Automatic keylock.
To lock the keypad manually
From standby press (Q > Lock
keys.
To unlock the keypad
From standby press @ > Unlock.
Getting started
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Memory Stick MicroTM (MZTM)
Your phone supports Memory Stick
MicroT’V' (M2TM) memory card adding
more storage space to your phone to
save files containing pictures or
music, for example. It can also be
used as a portable memory card with
other compatible devices
To insert and remove a memory card
4\
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I;
Open the cover and insert as shown.
Press the edge to release and remove.
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Getting to know the phone
Phone overview, icons, menus, entering letters, activity menu, file manager.
Phone overview
fl; Some icons on keys may differ.
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Volume, camera digital zoom buttons
Camera button
Selection key
Navigation key, Walkman® player control
Internet key
Back key
Microphone
Screen
Selection key
Activity menu key
C key, Power on/off key ((D)
Silent key
Walkman® key
Connectorfor charger, handsfree and USB cable
Memory Stick MicroTM (MZTM) slot
Main camera
For more information D 13 Navigation.
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Menu overview
PIayNow‘m
t File managel“
Camera album
Muslc
Plctures
Vldeos
Themes
Web pages
Games
Appllcatlons
Other
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J Messaging
Wnle new
In box
Email
RSS reader
Drafts
Outbox
Sent messages
Saved messages
My friends"
Call voicemail
Templates
Semngs
0 Contacts
New Contact
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Remole oon Irol
Reoovd sound
Demo [our
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Gen eral
Profiles
T|me & date
Language
Update serv|oe
Vo|ce con trol
New even is
Shortcuts
Flight mode
Security
Setup W|zard
Phone status
Master reset
‘ Some menus are operator: network— and subscription—dependent
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Sounds & alerts Display Calls
Ring volume Wallpaper Speed dial
Ringbne Themes D|vert calls
Silent mode Start—up screen SW|tch to I|ne 2"
Increasmg r|ng Screen saver Manage calls
Vibratmg alert Clock s|ze T|me & cost’
Message alert Brlghtness Show/h|de my no
Key sound Sleep mode clock Handsfree
Edit line names"
Synchmmzatlon
Tlrrer
Stopwatch
Calculator
Oode memo
133337,
Connectivity'
BIuetnoth
USB
Synchmnizatlon
Device management
Mobile netwoiks
Data oommumcatlon
Internet settings
Streaming settlngs
Accessories
“ Use me liavigaljon key "gm and left to move between mp5 in sub/Helms For more lli/ulrualiur Q 13 Navigation
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Navigation Navigation keys
The main menu is shown as icons.
Some submenus include tabs. Scroll
to a tab by pressing the navigation key 9 _ 6
left or right and select an option. @
® — ®
Key
Go to the main menu from standby or select highlighted items.
Press to start and stop music when using the WALKMAN.
v Move left, right, up and down through menus and tabs.
Select options shown immediately above these keys on the screen.
Go back one level in the menus.
Press and hold to return to standby orto end a function.
Press and hold to turn your phone on or off.
Delete items such as pictures, sounds and contacts.
During a call, press and hold to mute the microphone.
Open the browser
Open the activity menu.
Open or minimize the WALKMAN.
Press to take a picture or record a video clip.
©9®®8 8 M08 @
Press and hold to call your voicemail service (if set).
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®-®
Press and ho d any of these keys to reach a contact beginning with a
specific letter.
®-®
Press a number key and > Call to speed dial.
Turn off the ringtone when receiving a call.
Press and ho d to set the phone to silent. The alarm signals even if
the phone is set to silent.
View status information in standby.
Increase the volume during a call, or when using the WALKMAN,
Zoom out when using the camera or viewing pictures.
Press and ho d to go back one track.
Press twice to reject a call.
Press once to mute the ringtone when receiving a call.
Press and ho d to voice dial, alternatively say your magic word
(if set).
Decrease the volume during a call, or when using the WALKMAN.
Zoom in when using the camera or viewing pictures.
Press and ho d to go forward one track.
Press twice to reject a call.
Press once to mute the ringtone when receiving a call.
Press and ho d to voice dial, alternatively say your magic word
(if set).
> Info
Find more information, explanations ortips about selected features,
menus or functions available in your phone O 6 Help inyourphone.
> More
Enter a list of options. There are different alternatives in the list of
options depending on where you are in the menus.
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Entering letters
Enter letters in one of the following
ways (text input methods), for
example, when writing messages:
M ultitap text input
T97M Text Input
To change the text input method
Before, or when entering letters, press
and hold to change the method.
Options when entering letters
> More for options when writing a
message.
To enter letters using multitap input
Press (E) — @ repeatedly until the
desired character appears.
Press @ to shift between capital
and lower—case letters.
Press and hold - Q) to enter
numbers.
Press (1) to delete letters or
numbers.
Press (E repeatedly forthe most
common punctuation marks.
Press (£9 to add a space.
Multitap input only applies when Iatin
characters are selected as input
language
TQTM Text Input
The T9TM Text Input method uses a
built—in dictionary to recognize the
most commonly used word for each
sequence of key presses. This way,
you press each key only once, even if
the Ietteryou want is not the first letter
on the key.
To enter letters using TQT" Text Input
For example, to writethe word “Jane”,
press E). E). Q), (E)
It the word shown is the one you want,
press to accept and add a
space. To accept a word without
adding a space, press @. Ifthe word
shown is not the one you want, press
(5) or G) repeatedly to View alternative
words. Accept a word and add a
space by pressing (Q.
Continue writing the message, To
enter a punctuation mark, press (E
and then (9 or @ repeatedly, press
to accept and add a space.
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To add words to the T9TM Text Input
dictionary
1 When entering letters > More > Spell
word.
2 Edit the word by using multitap input.
Use @ and @ to move the cursor
between the letters. To delete a
character; press (1). To delete the
entire word, press and hold Q).
When you have edited the word
> Insert. The word is added to the
T9TM Text Input dictionary. Next time
you enterthis word using T9TM Text
Input, it appears in alternative words.
Next word prediction
When writing a message, you can use
T9TM Text Input to predict the next
word, if previously used in a sentence.
To turn next word prediction on/off
When entering letters > More
> WrItIng options > Next word pred..
To use next word prediction
When entering letters, press to
accept and continue.
16 Getting to know the phone
Chinese input
This mobile phone has different input
methods for entering Chinese
characters:
- Stroke input
- Pinyin input
You can use these methods, for
example, to enter Chinese names and
Chinese short messages.
sNitching between Chinese input
methods
In the Chinese editing mode, you can
select and switch quickly to another
input method by pressing and holding
@-
General instructions
Regardless of which input method you
choose, your phone has a function to
speed up the entry of Chinese
characters. Whenever you enter a
stroke or a Pinyin letter, a candidate
row of the most frequently used
characters containing that stroke or
relating to that letter appears at the
bottom of the screen.
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If the character you want is not
displayed in the candidate row, press
© to present another candidate row.
Continue pressing @ until the
characteryou want is displayed.
Alternatively, you can enterthe next
stroke or Pinyin letter, and a new set
of characters will immediately be
displayed in the candidate row. To go
backtothe previous row, press (9. To
select a character in the candidate
row, press the navigation key or press
and hold the key corresponding to the
number above the character you want
to enter.
Stroke input
A Chinese character is built up of
strokes. There are more than 30 basic
strokes, which are grouped into 5
stroke categories, Each category is
represented on the keypad by one of
the keys G) — (E). The Wild Card
key 6), is used when you are not
sure of which stroke to use.
Stroke categories
The 5 stroke categories are defined in
the table be ow:
Number Stroke Basic Stroke Character
Key Category Stroke Name
® “ ”— Over E + E
t 95
I LI" 7g 9; g
47? 2
(E) l I Down q: M J:
H E
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Number Stroke Basic Stroke Character Number Stroke Basic Stroke Character
Key Category Stroke Name Key Category Stroke Name
(E) 7 1— Down—Over m a q 3 Over m M gag
g iZi Lens! 33} x51;
Curved—
l IefiSInpe— Q 2 Q Honk
Over 24] fig 15 Over—Down— 77, 3g g
L LeflSIope— it g 11? Over—Hook fi %
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V Down-Llit 153 u ‘fi Oveerown
W Jfi ) Cuvved- 3&3 343 fi
\ nghtSIope» a; giz % “00k 5 if
Hook hit 442 1 MW“, Z. n E
U D —O—,xm “ ’ "EFL
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1- 0ver—Do — ‘
LJ Bgmré—C'Cver— % {£3 % Over wn 1113 WE? fig
”00k 1 Over—Down— is w M
9 Down—Over 4; f; % L'" i“
Left Slope ® 7 (Wlld card key)
1? Down-Over- £5 5 yfi
D°Wn'H°°k 4? fl Components
‘1 Down»0ver» * g The basic building units of Chinese
D°Wn characters are components that are
—- Over—Hook 5 Six Bi made up of strokes. Afterenteringthe
13 fi firs two strokes of the desired
1 Over—Down u a F character,the componentandcharacter
43 SE" candidates that started with that stroke
7 Over—Down— j] 2 {E are displayed in the candidate row.
Hook E] 734
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7 Lgfivslope g 1? g
3 0ver»Down» 52 133 g
Over— g
Left Slope
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Using components is a fast method Pinyin input
for entering complex characters. 3ress the keys containing the required
$5 The smallercandidates surrounded by ”W” letters, and the phone Will make
dotted frames are components, and the varlous proposals on thesereen,
bigger wndidates Without dotted frames accordlng to the pronunclatlon rules Of
are characters. Manda ”n-
Below is the key mapping of Pinyin
Forexample, to enter fail? etters on the keypad
1 Enter “ I“, “l“ and “”\
2 Move the cursorto “ i? ”, press @.
Number Pinyin Letter
3 Move the cursorto “ E ”, press @ Key
again to select 5 . (E a b C
Example of using the Wild card key E) d e f
The Wild card key (E, is used to
supplement unclear strokes in ® 9 h'
entering characters. If you want to (E) |k|
enter “E“, but you only knowthat “a” E)
is the first and the last stroke of the m n 0
character and that thefitDal regber of E p q rs
strokes is four, enter , ,
E), E). The character is displayed tu u
in the candidate row. ® WX V Z
Q On the keypad, the Iet'terfl is replaced
by v.
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For example, to enter “ fie—“5 ”
1 Press ®, ®, E).
2 When “xin” is highlighted, press @ or
@ and select “ 13 ". then press @
(If you want to enter any of the other
suggested Pinyin combinations, scroll
up or down to the desired
combination, then press ® ).
3 Press @ again to select “ E ”,
When “ E “ is highlighted,
Fuzzy Pinyin
Fuzzy Pinyin is an option forthe Pinyin
input method, which contains
additional spelling alternatives.
When in Pinyin input mode, press
More > Writing option
> Fuzzy Pinyin > On.
Input punctuation, symbols and
smilies
Under any Chinese input mode, press
@, to see the table of punctuation
marks, symbols and smilies. Use the
navigation key to make a selection.
Press to enter a space into the
text.
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Activity menu
You can open the activity menu
almost anywhere in the phone to view
and handle new events, and access
bookmarks and shortcuts.
To open and close the activity menu
Press @.
Activity menu tabs
- New events — such as missed calls
and messages. When a new event
occurs, the activity menu appears.
Press @ to dismiss an event from
the event tab. New events can also
be set to appear as pop-uptext
instead, > Settings > the General
tab > New events > Pop—up.
- Running apps — applications that
are running in the background,
Select an application to return to it
or press (I) to end it.
- My shortcuts — add, delete and
change the order of shortcuts.
When you select a shortcut and the
application opens, other programs
are closed or minimized.
- Internet — your Internet bookmarks.
When you select a bookmark and
the browser opens, other programs
are closed or minimized.
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File manager
Use the File manager to handle items
such as pictures, videos, music,
themes, Web pages, games and
applications saved in the phone
memory or on a memory card.
If all available memory is full, you
cannot save any files until content is
removed.
Create subfolders to move or copy
files to. Games and applications can
be moved within the Games and
Applications folders and from the
phone memory to a memory card.
Unrecognized files are saved in the
Other folder. When handling files, you
can select several or all files in a folder
at the same time for all items except
Games and Applications,
File manager menu tabs
The file manager is divided into three
tabs, and icons are included to
indicate where the files are saved.
- All files—all content in the phone
memory and on a memory card.
- On Memory Stick — all content on a
memory card.
- In phone —all content in the phone
memory.
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File information
View file information by highlighting it
> More > Information.
To use a file from the file manager
From standby select Menu > File
manager and open a folder.
Scroll to a file > More.
To move or copy files to a computer
D 44 Transferring files using the USB
cable.
To create a subfolder
From standby select Menu > File
manager and open a folder.
> More > New folder and enter a
name for the folder:
> OK to save the folder
To select several files
From standby select Menu > File
manager and open a folder.
> More > Mark > Mark several.
Scroll to select files > Mark or
Unmark.
To select all files in a folder
From standby select Menu > File
manager and open a folder» More
> Mark > Mark all.
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To delete a file or a subfolder from
the file manager
1 From standby select Menu > File
manager and open a folder.
2 Scroll to a file > More > Delete.
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Calling
Calls, contacts.
Making and receiving calls
Before you can make or receive any
calls, you must turn on your phone
and be Within range of a network.
O 5 Turning your phone on and off.
Networks
When you turn on the phone, it
automatically selects your home
network if this is Within range. If it is
not within range, you may use another
network, provided your network
operator has an agreement that allows
you to do so. This is called roaming.
Select the network to use, or you can
add a network to your preferred
networks. You can also change the
order in which networks are selected
during an automatic search.
To View available network options
From standby select Menu > Settings
> the Connectivity tab > Mobile
networks.
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To make a call To turn off the microphone
1 Enteraphone number(with international 1 Press and hold E).
country/region code and area COdei if 2 To resume the conversation press and
applicable). hold ® again.
2 C II t k II M t '
gptiznst.) ma e a ca or» ore 0 view To turn the loudspeaker on or off
during a call
3 > End call to end the call. > More > Tum on speaker or Turn off
fi You can call numbers from your contacts speaker.
and call list Q 24 Contacts, and
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using the loudspeaker. This could
To make international calls damage your hearing.
1 Press until a + sign appears.
2 Enter the country/region code, area To change the ear speaker volume
code (without the first zero) and phone Press (2 to increase or (i) to decrease
number» Call to make a call. the ear speaker volume during a call.
To re—dial a number Missed calls
If a call connection fails and Retnj? When the. aCtiVfly menu is 559110
appears > yes, default missed calls appear in the New
events tab in standby. If pop-up is set
Do not hold the phone to your ear when to default Missed calls: appears in
waiting. When the call connects, the stand by Q 20 Activity menu.
phone gives aloud signal, unless muted. _
To check missed calls from standby
To answer or reject a call - If pop—up is set to default: > Calls
> Answer or» Busy. > the Missed tab. Scroll G) or © to
select a number > Call to call.
- It activity menu is set to default: Press
(E) and use @ or@ to scroll to the
New events tab and use (Q) or G) to
select a number > Call to call,
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Emergency calls
Your phone supports international
emergency numbers, for example,
112, 911. These numbers can
normally be used to make emergency
calls in any country/region, with or
without a SIM card inserted, if a
network is within range.
In some countries/regions, other
emergency numbers may also be
promo ted. Your network operator may
therefore have saved additional local
emergency numbers on the SIM card.
To make an emergency call
Enter 1 12 (the intemational emergency
number) > Call.
To view your local emergency
numbers
From standby select Menu > Contacts
> More > Opt|ons > Spemal numbers
> Emergency nos..
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Contacts
You can save yourcontact information
in the phone memory or on a SIM
card. The following is available:
You can choose which contact
information — Phone contacts or SIM
contacts — is shown as default.
For useful information and settings,
from standby select Menu > Contacts
> More > Opt|ons.
Default contact
If Phone contacts is selected as
default, your contacts show all the
information saved in Contacts. If you
select SIM contacts as default, your
contacts show information depending
on the SIM card.
To select default contacts
From standby select Menu > Contacts
> More > Opt|ons > Advanced
> Default contacts.
2 > Phone contacts or SIM contacts.
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Phone contacts
Save contacts in the phone with
names, phone numbers and personal
information. You can also add pictures
and ringtones to contacts. Use @, @,
(Q) and © to scroll between tabs and
their information fields.
To add a phone contact
If Phone contacts is selected as
default, from standby select Menu
> Contacts > New contact > Add.
Enterthe name > OK.
Enterthe number > OK.
Select a number option.
Scroll between tabs and select the
fields to add information. To enter
symbols such as @, > More > Add
symbol and select a symbol > Insert.
When all information is added > Save.
To automatically save names and
phone numbers on the SIM card
From standby select Menu > Contacts
> More > Options > Advanced > Auto
save on SIM and select On.
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To delete a contact
From standby select Menu > Contacts
and scroll to a contact.
Press @ and select Yes.
To delete all phone contacts
From standby select Menu > Contacts
> More > Options > Advanced
> Delete all contacts > Yes and > Yes.
Names and numbers on the SIM card
are not deleted.
SIM contacts
Save contacts on your SIM card.
To add a SIM contact
If SIM contacts is selected as default,
from standby select Menu > Contacts
> New contact > Add.
Enterthe name > OK.
Enterthe number» OK and select a
number option. Add more information,
if available > Save.
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Memory status
The number of contacts you can save
in the phone or on the SIM card
depends on available memory.
To View memory status
From standby select Menu > Contacts
> More > Opt|ons > Advanced
> Memory status.
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Using contacts
Contacts can be used in many ways.
Below you can see how to:
call phone and SIM contacts.
send phone contacts to another
device.
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copy contacts to phone and SIM
card.
add a picture or a ringtone to a
phone contact.
edit contacts.
synchronize your contacts.
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To call a phone contact
To call a contact written in Chinese characters
1 > Contacts. Then enterthe entire multi—Ietter name, pure initial ormixed initial pinyin
of Chinese contacts you want to call. For example:
ANXIN JViv-it"?! ‘ BED In;
‘NW Don's“ An heien {ta-a in in
1 Amy 5 1234455557 12114455567 9 “106740658
19 02150489344 Aug 3 “in
An helen xiii
u! ‘
_ mu
‘fi!’ mi (an i in na- 7 A, A Til flu-
Initial SENS Full name search Pure initial Mind iritial
search sea-ii
2 When the contact is highlighted, press @ or @ to select a number» Call.
To call a contact written in Latin characters
1 > Contacts. Scrollto, or enterthe first letters or all letters of the contact you want to
call (a maximum of 10 letters),
T—mm _ A W PENA— ’77
New cunlact Amy Amy , ‘Amy
Amy 02153469844 . 9 0255459844 i ‘E 02156469844
E 02156489344 An helen 1» it: ‘
An helen '
‘fur':
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, ca Mm well We LguiT him has the
Initial Input 'A' input 'AM' input 'AMY'
2 When the contact is highlighted, press @ or @ to select a number» Call.
Note: Phone supports Chinese and English contacts mixed search. When a contact
is written in Latin character, the entered letter can reach the Latin contact you want
to call; When a contact is written in Chinese characters, the entered Iettercan reach
the pinyin of Chinese contact you want to call.
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To call a SIM contact
If SIM contacts is default, from
standby select Menu > Contacts and
when the contact is highlighted
> Call.
To copy names and numbers to
phone contacts
1 From standby select Menu > Contacts
> More > Options > Advanced > Copy
from SIM.
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- If Phone contacts is set as default,
from standby select Menu > Contacts
> More > Options > SIM contacts and
select the contact > Call.
2 Select one of the alternatives.
To add a picture, ringtone or video to
a phone contact
1 From standby select Menu > Contacts
and select the contact > More > Edit
contact.
2 Select the relevant tab and then select
Picture or Ringtone > Add.
3 Select an option and an item > Save.
To send a contact
From standby select Menu > Contacts
and select a contact > More > Send
contact and select a transfer method.
To send all contacts
From standby select Menu > Contacts _ _ _ _
> More > Options > Advanced > Send Ifyour subscription supports Calling Line
aII contacts and select a transfer Identification (CU) service, you can
method. assrgn personal ringtones to contacts.
To edit a phone contact
1 From standby select Menu > Contacts
1 From standby select Menu > Contacts and select a contact > More > Edit
> More > Options > Advanced > Copy contact.
to SIM. 2 Scroll to the relevant tab and select
2 Select one of the alternatives. the field to edit > Edit.
3 Edit the information > Save.
To copy names and numbers to the
SIM card
When copying all contacts from the
phone to the SIM card, all existing SIM
card information is replaced.
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To edit a SIM contact
If SIM contacts is default, from
standby select Menu > Contacts and
select the name and numberto edit. If
phone contacts is default, from
standby select Menu > Contacts
> More > Options > SIM contacts and
select the name and numberto edit.
> More > Edlt contact and edit the
name and number,
To select the sort order for contacts
From standby select Menu > Contacts
> More > Options > Advanced
> Sort order.
Call list
Information about most recent calls.
To call a number from the call list
1 From standby select Calls and select
a tab.
2 Scroll to the name or numberto call
> Call.
To add a call list number to contacts
1 From standby select Calls and select
a tab.
2 Scroll to the numberto add > More
> Save number.
3 > New contact to create a new
contact, or select an existing contact
to add the numberto.
To clear the call list
Select Calls > the All tab > More
> Delete all.
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Messaging
Text messaging, picture messaging,
email, My friends.
Your phone supports various
messaging services. Please contact
your service provider about the
services you can use, or for more
information, visit
WWW.sonyericssonrcom/cn.
Text messaging (SMS)
Text messages can contain simple
pictures, sound effects, animations,
and melodies. You can also create
and use templates for your messages.
If you send a text message to a group,
you will be charged for each member:
Before you start
The numberto your service centre is
supplied by your service provider and
is usually set on the SIM card. If not,
you can enterthe number yourself.
To set a service centre number
From standby select Menu
> Messagmg > Sett|ngs > Text
message > Serwce centre. If the
service centre number is saved on the
SIM card it is shown.
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2 If there is no numbershown > Edit
> New ServrceCentre and enterthe
number, including the international “+”
prefix and country/region code > Save.
Sending text messages
For information about entenng letters
D 15 Entering letters.
' Some language-specific characters use
more space. For some languages you
can deactivate National chars. to save
space.
To write and send a text message
1 From standby select Menu
> Messaging > Write new
> Text message.
2 Write your message > Continue. (You
can save a message for later in Drafts
by pressing > Save message)
3 > Enter phone no. and entera
number, or» Contacts look—up to
retrieve a number or a group from
Contacts, or select from last used
recipients > Send.
w; To send a message to an email address,
you need to set an email gateway
number, from standby select Menu
> Messaging > Settlngs > Text message
> Email gateway. The numberis supplied
by your service provider
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To copy and paste text in a message
1 When writing your message > More
> Copy & paste.
2 > Copy all or» Mark & copy and use
the navigation key to scroll and mark
text in your message.
3 > More > Copy & paste > Paste.
To insert an item in a text message
1 When writing your message > More
> Add item.
2 Select an option and then an item, for
example, a picture.
You can convert your text message to a
picture message. When Writing your
message > More > To picture msg and
continue creating a picture message,
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To delete a message
1 From standby select Menu
> Messaging and select a folder.
2 Select the message to delete and
press (1).
To set default text message options
From standby select Menu
> Messaging > Settings > Text
message and select the options to
change.
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Picture messaging (MMS)
Picture messages can contain text,
pictures, camera pictures, slides,
sound recordings, video clips,
signatures and attachments. You can
send picture messages to a mobile
phone or an email address.
Before you start
Both you and the recipient must have
subscriptions that support picture
messaging.
If no Internet profile or message server
exists, you can receive all the settings
for MMS automatically from your
network operator or from
WWW.sonyericsson.com/cn.
Before sending a picture message,
you can checkthat the address of
your message server and an Internet
profile are set, from standby select
Menu > Messaging > Settings
> Picture message > MMS profile and
select a profile. > More > Edit
> Message server and > More > Edit
> Internet profile.
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To create and send a picture
message
From standby select Menu
> Messaging > Write new > Picture
msg. Scroll © to use toolbar options.
Scroll @ or@ to select an option.
When ready to send > More
> Continue.
> Enter email addr. or» Enter phone
no. or > Contacts look—up to retrieve a
number or group in Contacts or select
from last used recipients > Send.
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messages you can use the copy and
paste functionality. 31 To copy and
paste text in a message.
To set default picture message
options
From standby select Menu
> Messaging > Settings > Picture
message and select options to
change.
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Email
Read your email messages in your
phone at any time. The email address
that you use on your computer can
also be used in your phone. To do this,
your phone needs the same email
settings as used by your computer for
email address. To use your computer
email address in your phone, do one
of the following:
Receive settings automatically
The easiest way is to have settings
sent directly to your phone. Use
Internet on your computer to go to
www. sonyericsson. com/on.
Enter settings manually
- Ask your email providerfor settings
information. An email provider is the
person or company who provided
your email address, for example,
your IT administrator at work or an
Internet provider, or
- you may have a document at home
from your email providerwith the
settings information, or
- you may find the information in your
computer email program settings.
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What information do I need? When settings are entered, your
The minimum you need is the phone can connect to an email server
following: to send and receive email messages.
For more information, contact your
Setting types Examples email provider or see the User guide
Connection type [DO/33 or IMAP4 with additional information at
. . WWW.son ericssonoom/cn.
Email address joe.smith@example y
.com
' My friends
Incoming server mailexamplecom Connect and log in to the My friends
Username [smith server to communicate online with
Password zX123 yourfavourite friends. If your
subscription supports instant
messaging and presence services,
you can send and receive messages
Outgoing server mailexamplecom
There are marrydiflerentemailproviders. and see contact status if online. If no
The” fe'!"'"°’°9¥_3"d rem/"ed _ settings exist in your phone, you need
information may differ. Not all serwce to enter server settings.
providers allow email access.
Contact your service provider for more
Help in your phone information,
There are also setup instructions and
help information as you enter settings.
To enter email settings
1 From standby select Menu
> Messaging > Email > Settings.
2 After settings are entered, > Inbox
> More > Send & receive to access
your email.
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Imaging
Camera, video, pictures.
Camera and video camera
Take pictures and record video clips
to save, view and send in messages.
O 6 Take pictures and record video
clips.
Camera settings
When you are in the viewfinder
> Settings for options to adjust and
enhance your pictures and video clips
before taking or recording them.
fi If you try to record with a strong light
source such as direct sunlight or a lamp
in the background, the screen may black
out or the picture may be distorted.
To use the zoom
Use the volume buttons to zoom in
and out.
When you take a picture, you can only
zoom in VGA picture size.
To adjust brightness
Use the navigation key to increase or
decrease brightness.
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Camera and video options
When the camera or video is activated
> Settings for the following options:
&Nitch to video camera to record a
video clip or Switch to still camera to
take a picture.
Shoot mode (camera):
- Normal — no frame.
- Panorama — join several pictures
into one.
- Frames — add a frame to your
picture.
° Burst — take a rapid sequence of
pictures.
Shoot mode (video):
- For picture message
- High quality video
Picture size (camera) — select from:
- 2 MP (1600x1200 pixels)
- 1 MP (1280x960)
- VGA (640x480)
Turn on night mode — adapt to poor
lighting conditions.
Turn on self-timer (camera) —take a
picture a few seconds after pressing
the camera button.
Effects — select from:
- Off — no effect.
- Black & white — no colour.
- Negative — reversed colours.
- Sepia — brown tint.
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White balance — adjust colours to
lighting conditions. Select from Auto,
Daylight, Cloudy, Fluorescent or
Incandescent.
Picture quality (camera):
- Normal
- Fine
Turn off mic. (video) — set microphone.
Shutter sound (camera) — select
different shutter sounds.
Turn on time and date (camera) — add
time and date to a picture, it Will
appear in the lower right corner. View
in 1:1 size or use zoom when viewing
a picture to see the text.
Reset file no. — reset the file number
counter:
Save to — select to save to Memory
Stick or Phone memory.
Camera shortcuts
When using the camera, you can also
use keys as shortcuts to common
options. Press for a camera key
guide.
Transferring pictures
Transfer to your computer
Using the USB cable, you can drag
and drop camera pictures to a
computer. 44 Transferringfi/es using
the USB cable.
To further enhance and organize
camera pictures on a computer,
Microsoft® Windows® users can
install AdobeTM Photoshop'M Album
Starter Edition, included on the CD
that came with the phone or visit
WWW.sonyericsson.com/cn.
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Pictures and video clips Entertainment
View and use pictures and video clips. Handsfree Walkman®player video
To View and use pictures player : Tr aCk/DTM; PlayNow'M,
1 From standby select Menu > File r/ngtones and melodies.
manager > Pictures.
2 Select a picture > View or > More
> Use as and select an option.
Stereo portable handsfree
To send a picture
From standby select Menu > File
manager > Pictures and scroll to a
picture. > More > Send and select a
transfer method.
To receive a picture
From standby select Menu > Settings
> the Connectivity tab and select a
transfer method.
The file size is limited for a picture
message. llit is larger than the maximum To use the handsfree
message size orit has too high Connect the stereo portable handsfree
resolution, it will be automatically resized. to your phone to use it for calls,
listening to music orvideos. If you
receive a call and are playing music,
music stops for you to answer your
call. Music resumes when the call is
ended or rejected.
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Walkman® player and Video
player
Your phone supports the following file
types: MP3, MP4, M4A, 3GP, AAC,
AAC+, Enhanced AAc, AMR, MIDI,
IMY, EMY, WAV (16 kHz maximum
sample rate) and Real® 8. The phone
also supports streamed files that are
sGPP compatible,
To play videos
From standby select Menu
> Entertamment > V|deo player. A
player browser opens.
Browse forvideo clips and highlight a
title > Play.
The following options are available:
Press @ to stop the playback. Press
again to resume playing.
Press © to go to the next video clip.
Press 6) to go to the previous video
clip.
Press and hold @ or @ to fast forward
or rewind when playing video clips.
Press Play to select a highlighted file.
When playing a video clip, > More for
options.
Press and hold to exit.
To playmusic
From standby select Menu
> WALKMAN. The Walkman® player
orowser opens.
> More > My music to browse by
artists, albums, tracks or playlists or
> Play to listen to all yourtracks in a
olay queue.
The following options are available:
Press @ to stop the playback, Press
again to resume playing.
Dress @ to go to the next track.
Dress @ to go to the previous track.
Dress and hold @ or @to fast forward
or rewind a track.
When playing a track, > More for
options.
Dress and hold to exit.
Transferring music
Disc2Phone computer software and
USB drivers are included on the CD
hat came with the phone. Use
3isc2Phone to transfer music from
CDs or your computer to the phone
memory or a memory card in your
ohone.
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Before you start
The following are minimum operating
system requirements for using
Disc2Phone on your computer:
Windows 2000 SP4 or
XP Home, orXP Professional SP1.
To install DichPhone
Turn on your computer and insert the
CD that came with your phone or visit
wwwsonyericssoncom/cn to
downloadthe Disc2Phone application.
The CD starts automatically and the
installation window opens.
Select a language.
Click Install DisczPhone and follow the
instructions.
To use DichPhone
Connect the phone to a computerwith
the USB cable that came with your
phone and select File transfer. The
phone turns off and prepares to
transferfiles. For more information
D 44 Transferring files using the USB
cable.
Computer:
Start/Programs/DichPhone. For
details on transferring music. please
referto Disc2Phone Help,
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Disc2F’hone Window.
v Do not remove the USB cable from the
phone or computer dun'ng transfer, as
this may comet a memorycard or the
phone memory. You cannot view the
transferred files in yourphone until you
have removed the USB cable from the
phone.
You can obtain CD information (artist,
track, etc.) via Disc2Phone if you are
connected to the Internet and
extracting music from a CD.
at? For safe disconnection of the USB cable
In file transfer mode, right-click the
removable disk icon in Mfindows Explorer
and select Eject.
More information about moving files to
your phone is available at
wwwsonyer/‘cssoncom/cn.
To transfer files with the USB cable
provided
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Browsing files
Browse music files:
0 Artists — lists music files by artist.
0 Albums — lists music files by album.
- Tracks — lists all music files (not
ringtones) in your phone and on a
memory card.
- Playlists — create or play your own
lists of music files.
Playlists
To organize the media files saved in
File manager, you can create playlists.
You can add a file to more than one
playlist.
When you delete a playlist or a file
from the playlist, the actual music or
video file is not deleted from the
memory, just the playlist reference to
it. You can still add the file to another
playlist.
To create a playlist
From standby select Menu
> WALKMAN > More > My music
> Playlists > New playlist > Add.
Entera name > OK.
Select from the files that are available
in File manager. You can add several
files at a time and you can also add
folders All files in the selected folders
will be added to the playlist.
To add files to a playlist
From standby select Menu
> WALKMAN > More > My mLISIC
> Playlists select a playlist > Open
> More > Add media.
Select from the files that are available
in File manager.
To remove files from a playlist
From standby select Menu
> WALKMAN > More > My mLISIC
> Playlists select a playlist > Open.
Select the tile and press E).
To delete a playlist
From standby select Menu
> WALKMAN > More > My music
> Playlists select a playlist and press
(1).
WALKMAN options
> More for options:
> My music — browse music files.
> Settings for the following:
- Play mode — change the playback
order of tracks. Select Shuffle to
play the playlist in random order, or
Loop to restart the playlist when the
last track has been played.
- Equalizer — change treble and bass
settings.
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- Stereo Widening — change the
output sound.
- Visualizations — change
visualizations to accompany the
music.
- Skins — change the background
colour.
> File forthe following:
- Send — send a music file or video
clip.
- Infonnation — view information
about the current file.
- Delete — remove a file. In user—
created playlists only the reference
to the file is removed. In the Tracks
list, the file is permanently deleted
from the memory.
> Save playlist — create your own
playlists.
> Minimize — minimize the Walkman®
player and return to standby with the
music still playing.
Online music and videos
View videos and listen to music by
streaming them to your phone from
the Internet. For more information,
contact your network operator or visit
WWW.sonyericsson.com/cn.
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To select a data account for
streaming
From standby select Menu > Settings
> the Connectivity tab > Streaming
settings and select the data account
to use.
To stream video and audio
From standby select Menu
> Monternet > More > Go to > Enter
address or Bookmarks.
Enter or choose the address or
bookmark of a Web page and select a
link to stream from. A player opens
automatically when a link is selected.
TracleTM
TracleTM is a free music recognition
service. You can automatically search
fortitle, artist and album names about
a song you hear playing through a
loudspeaker.
To search for song information
From standby select Menu
> TrackIDTM when you heara song.
For cost information contact your service
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PIayNowTM
Listen to music before you purchase
and download it to your phone.
This function is network— or operator-
dependent. Contact your network
operator for information about your
subscription and PlayNowTM. In some
countries/regions you may be able to
purchase music tones from some of the
world 's top musical artists.
This service is not available in all
countries/regions.
To listen to PlayNowW' music
From standby select Menu > PIayNowTM
and select music from a list.
Downloading from PIayNowTM
The price appears when you select to
download and save a music file. Your
phone bill or prepay card is debited
when a purchase is accepted. Terms
and conditions are also provided in
the phone kit.
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To download a music file
When you have listened to a music file
preview, you can agree to accept the
conditions > Yes if you agree.
A text message is sent to confirm
payment and the file is made available
to download. Music is saved in File
manag er P M LISI C.
Ringtones and melodies
You can exchange music and sounds,
for example, using one ofthe available
transfer methods.
You are not allowed to exchange some
copyright-protected material. A
protected file has a key symbol.
To select a ringtone
From standby select Menu > Settings
> the Sounds & alerts tab > Flingtone.
To turn the ringtone on or off
Press and hold from standby. AII
signals except the alarm signal are
affected.
To set ringtone volume
From standby select Menu > Settings
> the Sounds & alerts tab > Fling
volume and press a) or (E to
decrease or increase the volume.
2 > Save.
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To set the vibrating alert
From standby select Menu > Settings
> the Sounds & alerts tab > Vibrating
alert and select an option.
Sounds and alerts options
From Settings > the Sounds & alerts
tab, you can also set:
- Message alert — select how to be
notified of an incoming message.
- Key sound — select what sound to
hearwhen you press the keys.
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Connectivity
Using Internet, RSS, USB cable,
update service.
Using Internet
Use Internet to access online services
for example, news and banking,
search and browse the Web.
To start browsing
From standby select Menu
> Monternet and select a service such
as > More > Go to > Search Internet
or Enter address to any Web page.
To View options
From standby select Menu
> Monternet > More.
To stop browsing
> More > Exit browser.
For more information contact your
network operator or visit
WWW. sonyericsson. com/on.
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To use Internet keypad shortcuts or
access keys
1 When browsing, press and hold
to select Shortcuts or Access keys.
2 If you select Shortcuts, you can press
a key for a function as follows:
(D
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Shortcut
Bookmarks
Enter address
Search Internet
History
Refresh page
FonNard
Page up
Not used
Page down - one at the time
Fullscreen or Landscape or
Normal screen.
Zoom
Shortcuts or Access keys
RSS reader
When browsing, you can receive
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frequently updated content, such as
news headlines, as feeds via a Web
site. You can browse to a Web page to
add new feeds, if available. Really
Simple Syndication (RSS) options are
set via the RSS reader and shown in
the Internet browser.
To add new feeds for a Web page
When browsing > More > RSS feeds.
To create a new feed
From standby select Menu
> Messaging > RSS reader > More
> New feed.
Enterthe address.
To set and use RSS reader options
From standby select Menu
> Messag|ng > RSS reader > More
and select an option.
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Transferring files using the
USB cable
Connect your phone to a computer,
via the USB cable, to transferfiles and
synchronize. Select either File transfer
or Phone mode. To transfer files use
File transfer and to synchronize use
Phone mode.
USE drivers are installed automatically
with the PC Suite software.
To start using the PC Suite
Computer: Install the Sony Ericsson
PC Suite from the CD that came with
your phone or download it from
WWW.sonyericsson.com/cn.
Computer: Start PC Suite from
Start/Programs/Son y Ericsson/PC
Suite.
Connect the USB cable to the phone
and the computer.
Phone: Select Phone mode or File
transfer.
Computer: Wait while Windows
installs the required drivers.
Connectivity
Computer: When PC Suite has found
your phone you are notified.
Applications that you can use With
yourconnected phone arefound in the
Sony Ericsson PC Suite. Applications
that need to be installed can be found
on the CD that came with your phone
or can be downloaded from
WWW.sonyericsson.com/cn.
File transfer
Transfer files, music or pictures when
in File transfer. Applications
supported in file transfer mode
include: Disc2Phone, Adobe
Photoshop Album Starter Edition and
QuickTimeTM player.
Only use the USB cable that came with
the phone, and connect the USB cable
directly to your computer. Do not remove
the USE cable from the phone or
computer during file transfer as this may
corrupt the phone memory are memory
card.
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To use file transfer mode
1 Connect the USB cable to the phone
and the computer.
2 Phone: Select File transfer, the phone
shuts down.
3 Wait until your phone memory and
memory card, if inserted, appear as
external disks in Windows Explorer
To disconnect the USB cable safely
1 When using file transfer mode, right—
cIickthe removable disk icon in
Windows Explorer and select Eject.
2 Remove the USB cable from your
phone.
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Phone mode
You can synchronize contacts and
calendar, transfer files and use the
phone as modern with yourcomputer.
Applications supported in phone
mode include: Synchronization, File
manager, Mobile Networking Wizard,
Image Editor and MMS Home Studio.
Your computer needs to have one of the
following operating systems to be able
to use this feature: Windows 2000 with
SP3/SP4, Windows XP (Pro and Home)
with SP1/SP2.
Update service
Always keep your phone updated with
the latest software to improve
performance. You do not lose
personal or phone information, for
example messages or settings during
an update.
There are two ways to update your
phone:
- over the air via your phone
- via the provided USB cable and an
Internet—connected computer.
The update service requires data access
(GPFlS). Your operator will provide you
with a subscription with data access and
price information.
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To use Update service over the air
From standby select Menu > Settings
> the General tab > Update service.
> Search for update to search forthe
latest available software. Start the
update process by following the
installation instructions, or» Software
verSion to show the current software
in your phone, or» Reminder to set
when to search for new software.
To use Update service via a
computer
Visit WWW.sonyericsson.com/
updateservice.
Select a region and country/region.
Read and follow the Installation
instructions
Afterthe installation start Update
service on your computer,
Follow the instructions to update the
phone software.
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January 10, 2007 6:10 PM
Important information
Sony Ericsson Consumer Web site
On WWW.sonyericsson.com/cn is a
support section where help and tips
are only a few clicks away. Here you
find the latest computer software
updates and tips on how to use your
product more efficiently.
Guidelines for Safe and Efficient Use
Please rem this information bebie using your
mobile phone
yoursafety Please follow those |
guidelines If the product has hen m
bellow or you have any doubt of the
proper function make sure to have the
charging or using it Failure todo so migit lead to
risk for product malfunction or even a potential
These instructions are intended lor
subiect to any of the conditions listed
product checked by certified servroe partner before
hazard to your health
Recommendations for safe use of
product (mobile phone, battery,
charger and other accessories)
Always treat your product With care and keep it in a
clean and dust—free plane,
0 Warning! May explode if disposed of in lire
Do not expose your product to liquid or moisture or
humidity
Do not expose your product to
mm
atreme high or low temperatures Do
not expose the battery to temperature
above +60°C (+140°F)
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Personal medical devices
Mobile phones may allect the operation of cardiac
pacemakers and other implanted equipment
Please avoid placing the mobile phone over the
pacemaker. eg, in your breast pocket When using
the mobile phone. use it at the ear opposite side of
the body to the pacemaker Ifa minimum distance
of 15 cm (6 inches) is kept betviieen the mobile
phone and the pacemaker, the risk of interference
is limited If you have any reason to suspect that
interference is taking place, immediately turn off
your mobile phone Contact your cardiologist for
more in formatron
For other rnedrcal deyrces, please consult your
physician and the manulacturer of the device
Driving
Please check if local laws and regulations restrict
the use of mobile phones while driving or require
drivers to use handsfree solutions We recommend
that you use only Sony Ericsson handsfree
solutions intended for use With your product
Please note that because of possible interference
to electromc equipment, some vehicle
manufacturers lorbid the use of mobile phones in
their yehrcles unlessa hmdsfree kit with an
external antenna supports the installation
Always gve lull attention to driving and pull off the
road and park bebre making or answering a call if
driving conditions so require
Emergency calls
Mobile phones operab using radio signals, which
cannot guarantee connection in all conditions You
should therefore never rely solely upon any mobile
phone for essential communications (e g medical
emergencies)
Emergency calls may not be possible in all areas,
on all cellular networle, or when certain network
services and/or mobile phone features are in use
Check With your local service provider
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Antenna
This phone contains a built in mtenna Use of
antenna devices not marketed by Sony Ericsson
specifically for this model could damage your
mobile phone, reduce performance. and produce
SAR levels above the established Iimib (see below)
Efficient use
Hold your mobile phoneas you would any other
phone Do not cover the top of the phone when in
use. as this affecb call quality and may cause the
phone to operate at a higher power level than
needed, thus shortening talk and standby times
Fladio frequency (RF) exposure and
SAR
Your mobile phone is a low—power radio transmitter
and receiver When it is turned on. it errlts low
levels of radio frequency energy (also knoiiiin as
radio waves or radio frequency fields),
Govern menls around the world have adopted
comprehensive international salety guidelines,
developed by scientific orgpnizations, e g ICNIRP
(International Commission on Non-Iomznng
Radiation Protection) and IEEE (The Institute oi
Electrical and Electronics Engneers Inc ), through
periodic and thorough evaluation ol scientific
studies These guidelinfiestablish pennitted levels
of radio wave exposure for the general population
The levels include a safety margin designed to
assure the safety of all peisons. regprdlas of age
and health, and to account hr any variations in
measu remen ls
Specific Absorption Rate (SAR) is the unit of
measurement for the armunt of radio frequency
energy absorbed by the body when using a mobile
phone. The SAR value is determined at the highest
certified power level in laboratory conditrons, but
the actual SAR level of the mobile phone while
operating can be Well below this vdue This is
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because the mobile phone is designed to use the
minimum power required to reach the network
Variations in SAR below the radio frequency
exposure guidelines ch not mean that there are
variations in safety, While there may be differences
in SAR levelsamong mobile phones, all Sony
Ericssuri lllflbile phone rriudels are designed to
meet radio frequency exposure guidelines
For phones sold in the U S, before a phone model
is available for sde k) the public, it must be tested
and cenlied by the Federal Communications
Commission (FCC) that itdoes notexceed the limit
esublished by the government-adopted
requirement for sale exposure. The tests are
performed In positions and locations (that is, at the
ear and worn on the body) as required by the FCC
for each model, For body—worn operation, this
phone has been tested and meets FCC RF
exposure guidelines when the handset is
positioned a minimum ol 15 mm from the body
Without any metal parts in the vicinity of the phone
or When used with theoriginal Sony Ericsson
accessory intendm for this phone and Worn on the
body Use of other aocasories may not ensure
compliance With FCC RF exposure guidelines.
A sepaate leaflet With SAR information for this
mobile phone model is included With the material
that corms With this mobile phone This information
can also be found, together With more information
on rmio frequency exposure and SAR, on
www sonyericssaworrr/hcn
Accessible Solutions/Special Needs
For phones sold in the U S , you can use your TTY
terminal With your Sony Ericsson mobile phone
(With the necessary accessory) For information on
Accessible Solutions for iridiwduals With special
needs call the Sony Ericsson Special Needs Oen ter
at 877 3731996 (NY) or 377 207 2056 (voice), or
visit the Sony Ericsson Special Needs Center at
WWW sonyericsson—snc com
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Disposal of old electrical &
electronic equipment
This symbol indicates that all
electrical and electronic equipment
included shall not be treated as
household Waste Instead it shall be left at the
appropriate collection point for the recycling of
electrical and electronic equipment By ensuring
this product is disposed olcorrectty, you Will help
prevent potential negatwe consequences for the
environment and human health, Which could
otherwise be caused by inappropriate Waste
handling of this product The recycling oi materials
Will help to conserve natural resources For more
detailed information about recycling of this
product, please contact your locd city office or
your household Waste disposal service
Disposing of the battery
Please check local regulations hr
disposal of batteries or call your local
Sony Ericsson Call Center for
information
The battery should never be placed in municipal
Waste. Use a battery disposal facility it available
Memory Card
Your product comes coinplele With a removable
memory card It is generally compatible With the
handset purchased but nay not becompatible With
other devices or the capabilities of their memory
cards Check other devices hr compatibility before
purchase or use
The memory card is formatted prior to shipping To
reformat the memory card use a compatible
device Do not use the standard operating system
format When formatting the memory cad on a PO
Fordetails, refer to theoperating instructions oi the
device or contact customer support
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WAFlN ING:
If your devrce requires an adapter for insertion into
the handset or mother device, do not insert the
card directly Without the required adapter
Precautions on Memory Card Use
0 Do not expose the rnermry card to moisture
- Do not touch biminal connections With your hand
or any natal object,
- Do not strikes hard, or drop the memory card
. Do not attempt b disassemble or modify the
memory card
0 Do not use or store the memory card in humid or
corrosive locations or in excessive heat such as a
closed car in summer, in direct sunlight or near a
heater, etc
0 Do not press or bend theend of the memory card
adapter wrth mmessive brce
0 Do not let dirt. dust. or foreign obiects get into the
insert port of my rnermry card adapter
- Check you have inserted the memory card
correctly
- Insert the nemorycard as far as it Will go into any
memory cad athpter needed The memory card
may not operate propei1y unless fully inserted
0 We recommend that you make a backup copy of
imporuntdala We are not responsible for any loss
or damage to content you store on the memory
card
0 Recorded data may bedamaged or lost when you
remove the mermry card or memory card adapter,
turn off the power while brmatting, reading or
Writing data. or use the memory card in locations
su biect to static electricity or high electrical field
emissions
Accessories
Sony Ericsson recommends use of Sony Ericsson
original accessories lor sale and efficient use of its
products Use ol third-party accessories may
decrease perlormance or pose a risk to your health
or safety
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LOUDNESS WARNING:
Please adjust the audio volume cautiously when
using third—party audio accessories to avoid
volume levels that may be harmful to your hearing
Sony Ericsson does not test use of third—party
audio accessories With this mobile phone Sony
Ericssuii iecoiriirieiids using only Surly Ericssoii
original audio accessories
End User Licence Agreement
This Wireless device, including wrthoutlirrltationany
media delivered with thedeVice, ('DeVice')contains
software owned by Sony Ericsson Mobile
Communications AB and its alfitiated companies
(‘Sony Ericsson') and its third party suppliers and
Iicensors (‘Software')
As user of this Device, Sony Ericsson grants you a
non—exclusive, non—translerable. non—assignable
license to use the Software solely in mniunction
With the Device on which it is installed, Nothing
herein shall be construed as a sale of the Software
to a user of this Device
You shall not reproduce rmdity , distribute, reverse
engineer. decompile. omen/rise alter or use any
other means to discover the source code of the
Software or any component ol the Soltware For
avoidance of doubt, you are at all times entitled to
transfer all rights and obligations to the Software to
a third party, solely together With the Device With
Which you received the Software. pmvided always
that such third party agrees in writing to be bound
by these rules
You are granted this license hr a term of the useful
life of this Device You can terminate this license by
transferring all your rights to the Devioeon which
you have received the Software to a third party in
writing. Ifyou fail to comply With any of the terms
and conditions set out in this license, it Will
terminate with immediate ellect
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Sony Ericsson and its third party suppliers and
Iicensors are the sole and exclusive owner of and
retain all rights, titleand interest in and to the
Software Sony Ericsson, and, to the extent that the
Software contains material or code of a third party,
such third party. shall be entitled third party
beneficiaries of “1&6 Ems
The validly. construction and performance of this
license shall be govemed by the laws of Sweden
The foregoing shall apply to the full extent
permitted by, when applicable, statutory consumer
rights
Limited Warranty
Communications AB, SE—221 88 Lund, Sweden,
(Sony Ericsson) or its local affiliated company
provides this IJmited Warranty for your mobile
phone and original accessory delivered With your
mobile phone (hereinafter referred to as 'Product')
Should your Product need warranty service, please
return it to the dealer from whom it was purchased,
or contact your local Sony Ericsson Call Center
(national rates may apply) or visit
WWW soriyericssori com/on to get further
information
WHAT WE WILL DO
If, during the warrmty period, this Product fails to
operate under normal use and service, due to
defects in design. materials or workmanship, Sony
Ericsson authorised distributors or service partners,
In the country/region“ where you purchased the
Product, will. at their option, either repair or replace
the Product in accordance With the terms and
conditions stipulaéd herein
Sony Ericsson and its service partners reserve the
right to chargea handling fee ifa returned Product
is found not to be under warranty according to the
conditions below
AGP
Please note that some 0! your personal settings,
downloads or other inlormation may be lost when
your Sony Ericsson Product is repaired or replaced
At present Sony Ericsson rrny be prevented by
applicable law, other regilation or technical
restrictions from making a backup copy of certain
downloads Sony Ericsson does not take any
responsibility for any lost information of any kind
and Will not reimburse you hr any such loss You
should always make bmkup copies of all the
information stored on your Sony Ericsson Product
such as downloads. calendar and contacts before
handing in your Sony Ericsson Product tor repair or
replacement.
CONDITIONS
The warranty is val id only it the ongnal proof of
purchase issued to the original purchaser by a
Sony Ericsson authorised dmler. specifying the
date of purchase and send numbei”. for this
Product, is presented with the Product to be
repaired or replaced Sony Ericsson reseves the
right to refuse warranty service if this information
has been removed or changed alter the original
purchase of the Product trorn the dealer
If Sony Ericsson repairs or replaces the Product,
the repaired or replaced Product shall be warranted
for the remaining timeol the orignd warranty
period or for thirty (30) days trom the date of repair,
whichever is longer Repair or replacement may
involve the use of funcnonalty equivalent
reconditioned units Replaced partsorcomponents
Will become the property of Sony Ericsson
This warranty dm not cove any hiure of the
Productdue to normal wea aid hemordue to
misuse, including but not Imited m use in other than
the norrrial and custorrary manner, It accordance
with the Sony Ericsson instructions tor use and
maintenance of the Product Nor does this warranty
cover any failure of the Pmduct due to aycident,
software or hardware midification or adustment,
acts of God or damage resulnng trom liquid
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A rechargeable battery cm be charged and
discharged hundeds 0! times However, it will
eventually wear out , this is not a defect When the
talk—time or standby mm is noticeably shorter, it is
time to replace your battqy Sony Encsson
recommerfls Ihatyou useoniy batteries and chargers
approved by Sony [rhsson
Minor variations ii dsphy brightness and color may
occur between phones There rriay be tiny brightor
dark dots on thedisplay These are called defective
pixels and occur when ndividual dots have
malfunctioned and car not be adiustedv Two
defective pixels He deemed acceptable,
Minor variations in Iheappearance of the camera
irmge may occur between phones This is not
uncommon in dgtd cams and does not mean that
the camera isdetective n any way
4 Since thecellularsystem on which the Product is to
operate is pmvided by a carrier independent from
Sony Ericsson. Sony Ericsson WI|| not be
responsible hr theoperation, availability, coverage,
services or range of that system
5 This Warranty does not cover Product failures
causafi by installations, modifications, or repair or
opening 0! the Product performed by a non-Sony
Ericsson authorised person
6 The warranty does not cover Product failures which
have been caused by use of accessories or other
peripheral devices which are not Sony Ericsson
branded original aocessones intended for use With
the Product
7 Tampering with any of the seals on the Product Will
Void the warranty,
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8 THERE ARE NO EXPRESS WARRANTIES,
WHETHER WRITTEN OR ORAL OTHER THAN
THIS PRINTED LIMITED WARRANTY ALL
IMPLIED WARRANTIES, INCLUDING WITHOUT
LIMITATION THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF
MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A
PARTICULAR PURPOSE. ARE IJMITED TO TI IE
DURATION OF THIS LIMITED WARRANTY IN NO
EVENT SHALL SONY ERIC$ON OR ITS
LICENSORS BE LIABLE FOR INCIDENTAL OR
CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES OF ANY NATURE
WHATSOEVER. INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED
TO LOST PROFITS OR COMMERCIAL LOSS, TO
THE FULL EXTENT THOSE DAMAGES CAN BE
DISCLAIMED BY LAW
Some countries/states do not allow the exclusion
or limitation of incidental or consequential
damages, or limitation ol the duration of implied
Warranties, so the preceding limitations or
yclusions may not apply I) you,
The Warranty provided does not aftect the
consu mer's statutory rights uncbr applicable
legislation in force, nor the consumer‘s rights
against the dealer arising trorn their sales /
purchase contract.
"" In some countries/regions additional mlormation
is requested. Ifso, this isclearly shown on the valid
proofof purchase
FCC Statement
This device complies With Pat 15 of
the FCC rules Operation issubject h
the foIIoWing two conditions:
(1) This device may notcause
harmful interference, and
(2) This device must accept any interterence
received. including in terlerence that may cause
undesired operation
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Declaration of Conformity
We, Sony Ericsson Mobile Communications AB of
Nya Vatlenkxnel
SE—221 88 Lund. Sweden
declare under our sole responsibility that our
product
Sony Ericsson type AAB-1022071-BV
and in conbinalion Wilh our accessories, to which
this declaranon relabs is in conformity With the
appropriale slandards. SGPP TS 51 010—1,
EN 301439-7, EN 300328, EN 30148947 and
EN 60950, bllorwnng the piowslons of, Radio
Equipment and Teleoommunican’on Terminal
Equipmenl divecllve 99/5/EC Wilh requirements
covering EMC directive 89/336/EEC, and Low
Voltage direcllve 73/23/EEC
Lund,DeoemberZUDfi c G 0682
' AM
Head ofPIoducl Business Group GSM/UMTS
We fulfil |he requiremnls of the R&TTE Directive
(99/5/Ec)
lmponant information
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Index
activity menu .....
automatic redialling
battery
inserting and charging , 4
use and care . 47
buttons .............. 9, 13
call list .................................................. 29
caller—specific ringtones ....................... 28
calls
answering and rejecting ............... 23
emergency .. 24
international .. .. 23
making and receiving .
missed
camera
contacts
adding phone contacts ................ 25
default contacts ........................... 24
declaration of conformity 53
Disc2Phone .................... .. 37
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email .................
entering letters .
file manager .......................................... 21
handsfree 0, 36
help .. 6
keypad lock ............................................. 8
keys ................................................... 9, 13
lock
keypad ............................................ 8
memory status ....................
Memory Stick MicroTM (M2“")
menu overview .
messages
email .....
picture ,,
text ................................................ 30
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microphone ..........................
MMS See picture messages
music
transferring 38
video files . 37
My friends ............................................ 33
navigating menus . 13
networks ........... 22
phone overview
picture messages .
picture sizes
pictures
Pinyin input A
playlists
PIayNow'M ..
ringtones .41—42
RSS reader . 43
safety guidelines .................................. 46
sending
pictures ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 36
setup wizard ........................................... 5
SIM card
contact numbers ..
copying to/from .
SMS See text messages .
SOS See emergency numbers
standby ...........
streaming media .
Stroke input ..... ..
submenus ............................................. 13
TQTM Text Input
text messages .
TrackIDW' ..
transfer method
USB .............................................. 44
transferring
camera pictures
files .
music .
update service ...................................... 45
video camera
video player ..
volume
ear speaker r
ringtone
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Walkman‘"I player ................................ 40
zoom
camera ......................................... 34
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