Toshiba Information Systems CH5-E01 GSM900/1800/1900/UMTS Mobile phone with BT & WiFi User Manual G910 G920 UM EN

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Declaration of conformity

We, Toshiba Information Systems UK (Ltd), Mobile Communications Division, of

Toshiba Court, Weybridge Business Park, Addlestone Road, Weybridge, KT15 2UL declare under

our sole responsibility that this product (Portégé G910/G920, Type (Model) Name CH5-E01/CH5-E02) is

in conformity with the following standards and/or other normative documents:

3GPP TS 51.010-1, 3GPP TS 34.121, EN 301 489-1, EN 301 489-7, EN 301-489-24, EN 300 328,

EN 301 489-17, EN 60950 and EN 50360

We hereby declare that all essential radio test suites, EMC & safety requirements have been carried out

and that the above named product is in conformity to all the essential requirements of Directive 1999/5/EC.

The conformity assessment procedure referred to in Article 10(5) and detailed in Annex IV of Directive

1999/5/EC has been followed with the involvement of the following Notified Body(ies):

Cetecom GmbH, Im Teelbuch 122, 45219 Essen, Germany

11 April 2007

Takashi Okamoto

Deputy Managing Director of TIU

General Manager Mobile Communications Division

TBD

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Health and safety

General

• Always use your Toshiba phone in the intended

manner. Incorrect usage may affect

performance. Only qualified service personnel

should install or repair the phone and its

accessories.

• To avoid permanent damage to your Toshiba

phone, use only Toshiba approved batteries and

accessories.

• The bundled battery and AC adapter are only for

use with your Toshiba phone. Do not use this

battery or AC adapter with any other device as

this may cause permanent damage to the

device, battery and AC adapter.

• Before connecting your Toshiba phone to

another device, read the supporting

documentation to confirm that the other device is

compatible.

• When making emergency calls from your

Toshiba phone, ensure that the phone is

switched on and in service.

• When your Toshiba phone is used for extended

periods of time, especially in high temperature

conditions, the phone surface could become

hot. Please use caution when touching the

phone under such conditions.

• When using ear buds or other headphones, be

careful not to listen at excessive volumes.

Listening to very loud sound levels may lead to

hearing loss. Also, listening through the ear

buds or headphones for prolonged periods of

time, even at normal sound levels, may lead to

hearing loss. You should consult your doctor for

more information on proper use of ear buds or

headphones.

• It is recommended that pregnant and young

women take precautions while in a call and keep

the phone at a distance from their lower

abdomen. For this situation, use of a hands free

kit is recommended.

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Health and safety

Operating environment

• Do not handle your Toshiba phone while driving

or when operating machinery. If you must

handle the phone while driving, park the vehicle

before conversing. If using an integrated hands

free device, make sure the phone is securely

placed in its holder.

• Switch your Toshiba phone off if you are

entering a hospital or health care facilities.

Medical equipment may be affected by phone

usage. Always follow building regulations

governing phone usage.

• Switch your Toshiba phone off when travelling

on an aircraft. The phone signal may interfere

with the systems in the aircraft. You are legally

bound to comply with this recommendation.

• Switch your Toshiba phone off in any facility

where posted notices prohibit phone usage.

• Do not use your Toshiba phone when refuelling.

You should keep the phone away from fuel and

chemicals.

• Switch your Toshiba phone off when blasting is

in progress and observe all provided guidelines

and regulations.

• Switch your Toshiba phone off in areas with

potentially explosive atmospheres. For

example, fuel storage areas and spray paint

facilities.

• Switch your Toshiba phone off when outdoors

during an electrical storm.

• Only qualified personnel should install the

device in a vehicle. Faulty installation or service

may be dangerous and may invalidate any

warranty. For more information, consult your

vehicle manufacturer or representative.

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Health and safety

Electronic devices

• If you wear a pacemaker, or are in the company

of someone who does, you should be aware that

there is a small risk of mobile phone usage

interfering with the operation of the pacemaker.

You should contact your doctor, or the

manufacturer of the pacemaker, for more

information.

• Mobile phone usage may interfere with some

hearing aids. If this happens you should contact

your service provider or doctor.

• Mobile phone usage may interfere with the

functionality of inadequately shielded

medical devices. Consult a physician or the

manufacturer of the device to ensure safe

procedures are used.

• Mobile phone usage may interfere with the

functionality of any inadequately shielded

electronic system in a motor vehicle. Examples

include airbags and fuel injection. You should

contact the manufacturer of the vehicle to

ensure that the electronic system is properly

shielded.

Battery safety

Your Toshiba phone is powered by a rechargeable

battery. The full performance of a new battery is

achieved only after two or three complete charge

and discharge cycles. The battery can be charged

and discharged hundreds of times but it will

eventually wear out. When the talk and standby

times are noticeably shorter than normal, it is

recommended that you buy a new battery.

• A new battery, or one that has not been used for

a long time, could have reduced capacity during

initial use.

• The battery can only be charged in temperatures

between +5 °C (+41 °F) and +35°C (+95 °F).

• Only use batteries approved by Toshiba and

only recharge the battery with the recommended

charger supplied by Toshiba.

• When the charger is not in use, disconnect it

from the power source.

• Do not leave the battery connected to the

charger and power source for longer than

necessary as overcharging will shorten the

lifespan of the battery.

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Health and safety

• Do not short-circuit the battery. Accidental short-

circuiting can occur when a metallic object

causes a direct connection between the + and -

terminals of the battery.

• Do not leave the battery in areas of extreme cold

or heat as this will affect the performance of the

battery. Areas of extreme cold include a

refrigerator, and areas of extreme heat include a

car exposed to direct sunlight.

• Do not dispose of the battery in a fire.

• Do not dispose of the battery in an ordinary bin.

The battery contains toxic chemicals and must

be disposed appropriately. Contact your local

authorities for more information.

AC adapter and cable safety

• Do not use a damaged or worn AC adapter or

cable. The use of a damaged or worn AC

adapter or cable could result in electric shock,

burns or fire. Contact an authorised Toshiba

service provider immediately to obtain suitable

replacements.

• Do not bend or twist the AC cable.

• Do not pull on the AC cable in order to remove

the plug from a socket.

• Do grasp the plug directly when unplugging the

AC cable to avoid causing any damage to the

cable.

• Do not place heavy objects on the AC adapter or

cable.

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Health and safety

Emergency calls

Calls cannot be made to emergency services while

data communication is being performed within a

GSM area. If the system mode is set to UMTS Only

or GSM Only, calls cannot be made to emergency

services if the selected network is unavailable.

Also, calls may not be able to be made to

emergency services depending on the network

services of some service providers.

There is no guarantee that a connection can be

established in all countries and areas because

operation of your phone differs depending on the

wireless network, wireless signal and your setting

status. Do not rely solely on your mobile phone

when you need to make emergency calls.

Wireless LAN security

It is possible for an outside party to easily gain

unlawful access to your Toshiba phone via Wireless

LAN if the security function is not used.

Without this security, your Toshiba phone carries

the risk of unlawful access, wiretapping, and loss or

destruction of data.

You should set up your Toshiba phone to use the

authentication and encryption features (WEP,

WPA) in order to prevent such access.

When using a public Wireless LAN access point,

your Toshiba phone should be protected from

unlawful access by the Windows firewall of

Windows Security Centre and the anti-virus

software within the firewall feature.

Bluetooth security

Although your Toshiba phone has security features

compliant with the Bluetooth standard specification,

this security might not work properly when using

your Toshiba phone in a non-secure environment.

Take care when using the Bluetooth feature.

IMPORTANT: You can still make calls to

emergency services when the SIM card is not

inserted, the SIM card is locked, the phone

lock is set, Phone is Off, Fixed Dialing is set,

or Call Barring is set.

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Health and safety

FCC notice

This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC rules.

Operation is subject to the following two conditions:

(1) This device may not cause harmful interference,

and (2) This device must accept any interference

received, including interference that may cause

undesired operation.

Changes or modifications not expressly approved

by the party responsible for compliance could void

the user’s authority to operate the equipment.

Information to user

This equipment has been tested and found to

comply with the limits of a Class B digital device,

pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits

are designed to provide reasonable protection

against harmful interference in a residential

installation. This equipment generates, uses and

can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not

installed and used in accordance with the

instructions, may cause harmful interference to

radio communications. However, there is no

guarantee that interference will not occur in a

particular installation; if this equipment does cause

harmful interference to radio or television reception,

which can be determined by turning the equipment

off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct

the interference by one or more of the following

measures:

1. Reorient/relocate the receiving aerial.

2. Increase the separation between the

equipment and receiver.

3. Connect the equipment into an outlet on a

circuit different from the outlet the receiver is

currently connected.

4. Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV

technician for help.

WARNING: Changes or modifications not

expressly approved by the manufacturer

responsible for compliance could void the

user’s authority to operate the equipment.

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Health and safety

FCC RF exposure information

Your Toshiba phone is a radio transmitter and

receiver. It is designed and manufactured not to

exceed the emission limits for exposure to radio

frequency (RF) energy set by the Federal

Communications Commission of the U.S.

Government.

The guidelines are based on standards that were

developed by independent scientific organisations

through periodic and thorough evaluation of

scientific studies. The standards include a

substantial safety margin designed to assure the

safety of all persons, regardless of age and health.

The exposure standard for wireless handsets

employs a unit of measurement known as the

Specific Absorption Rate, or SAR. The SAR limit set

by the FCC is 1.6W/kg. The tests are performed in

positions and locations (e.g., at the ear and worn on

the body) as required by the FCC for each model.

The SAR value for the Portégé G910 and Portégé

G920 handsets when tested for use at the ear is

0.575W/kg respectively, and when worn on the

body, as described in this user guide, is 0.655W/kg

respectively.

Body-worn operation

This phone was tested for typical body-worn

operations with the back of the phone kept at a

distance of 1.5cm from the body. To maintain

compliance with FCC RF exposure requirements,

use accessories that maintain a 1.5cm separation

distance between your body and the back of the

phone. The use of belt clips, holsters and similar

accessories should not contain metallic

components. The use of accessories that do not

satisfy these requirements may not comply with

FCC RF exposure requirements, and should be

avoided.

The FCC has granted an Equipment Authorization

for this model handset with all reported SAR levels

evaluated as in compliance with the FCC RF

emission guidelines. SAR information on the

Portégé G910 and Portégé G920 handsets is on file

with the FCC and can be found under the Display

Grant section of http://www.fcc.gov/oet/fccid after

searching on FCC ID SP2-CH5-E01/SP2-CH5-E02.

Additional information on Specific Absorption Rates

(SAR) can be found on the Cellular

Telecommunications & Internet Association (CTIA)

website at http://www.phonefacts.net.

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Health and safety

European RF Exposure

Information

Your Toshiba phone is a radio transmitter and

receiver. It is designed not to exceed the limits for

exposure to radio waves recommended by

international guidelines. These guidelines were

developed by the independent scientific

organisation ICNIRP and include safety margins

designed to assure the protection of all persons,

regardless of age and health.

The guidelines use a unit of measurement known

as the Specific Absorption Rate, or SAR. The SAR

limit for mobile devices is 2 W/kg and the SAR value

for the Portégé G910 and Portégé G920 devices

when tested at the ear was 0.781W/kg*

respectively. As mobile devices offer a range of

functions, they can be used in other positions, such

as on the body as described in this user’s guide**.

In this case, the tested SAR value is 0.975W/kg

respectively.

As SAR is measured utilising the device’s highest

transmitting power, the actual SAR of this device

while operating is typically below that indicated

above. This is due to automatic changes to the

power level of the device to ensure it only uses the

minimum level required to reach the network.

The World Health Organization has stated that

present scientific information does not indicate the

need for any special precautions for the use of

mobile devices. They state that if you want to

reduce your exposure then you can do so by limiting

the length of calls or using a ‘hands-free’ device to

keep the mobile phone away from the head and

body. Additional Information can be found on the

website of the World Health Organization (http://

www.who.int/emf).

* The tests are carried out in accordance with

international guidelines for testing.

** Please see the <FCC RF Exposure Information>

section about body worn operations.

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Health and safety

The following Information is only for EU-Member

States:

The use of the above symbol indicates that this

product may not be treated as household waste. By

ensuring this product is disposed of correctly, you

will help prevent potential negative consequences

for the environment and human health, which could

otherwise be caused by inappropriate waste

handling of this product. For more detailed

information about recycling of this product, please

contact your local city office, your household waste

disposal service or the shop where you purchased

the product.

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Care and maintenance

You can greatly enhance the life span of your

Toshiba phone, and the parts and accessories, by

following the suggestions below.

• Keep your Toshiba phone, and all the parts and

accessories, out of the reach of small children

and pets.

• Keep your Toshiba phone dry, as moisture of

any kind can contain minerals that will corrode

the electronic circuits. The manufacturer's

warranty may become invalid if the phone or

battery were to get wet due to misuse.

• Do not use or store your Toshiba phone in dusty

or dirty locations as the moving parts of the

phone can be damaged.

• Do not use or store your Toshiba phone in hot

areas. High temperatures will shorten the life

span of the phone, damage the battery, and

warp/melt internal circuits.

• Do not store your Toshiba phone in cold areas.

A big difference between room temperature and

the temperature in the phone can cause

condensation to form inside the phone,

damaging the electronic circuits.

• Do not keep your Toshiba phone in, or near,

heat sources such as a radiator or microwave

oven - this can cause the battery inside the

phone to overheat and explode.

• Do not open your Toshiba phone unless

absolutely necessary.

• Do not mishandle or abuse your Toshiba phone.

Dropping the phone, or knocking or shaking it,

can damage the internal circuits.

• Do not use harsh chemicals, strong detergents,

or cleaning solvents to clean your Toshiba

phone. Use a soft, clean, dry, lint-free cloth to

clean the phone.

• Do not use water to clean the Touch screen.

• Keep the Touch screen and tip of the Stylus

clean to avoid permanent damage.

• For touch screen input, use only the included

stylus or your finger. Use of other objects can

damage the input panel and will void the

warranty.

• It is recommended that you use the bundled

stylus when pressing the Reset button.

TIP: Maintaining your Toshiba phone, and the

parts and accessories, in a good condition will

help you fulfil the warranty obligations.

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Care and maintenance

• If the tip of the stylus is damaged, do not use it.

If you operate the Touch screen with a damaged

stylus, the Touch screen may be damaged.

When the stylus is damaged, please purchase a

new one.

• Do not tap hard on the Touch screen, as this

may cause permanent damage to the screen.

• Do not apply paint or other such substances to

your Toshiba phone.

• If your Toshiba phone, or any of the accessories,

are not working as they should, please consult

your dealer, who can provide you with the expert

assistance you require.

• Do not use excessive volume levels when using

headphones.

• If your Toshiba phone has a flash unit, do not

operate the flash too close to a person’s eyes -

this may cause damage to their eyes.

• Interference may affect the performance of your

Toshiba phone. This is normal and the phone

should operate as usual once you move away

from the source of the interference.

• Do not attempt to disassemble your Toshiba

phone. Only Toshiba authorised personnel

should service the phone.

Restarting your Toshiba phone

If you have any problems, such as the phone

freezing, press and hold the Power key.

Resetting your Toshiba phone

If, after you have restarted your Toshiba phone,

there is still a problem, or if you are having difficulty

restarting the phone, press the Reset button.

If the problem still remains:

1. Remove the battery (refer to Getting started

section for instructions).

2. Re-insert the battery and turn your Toshiba

phone on (refer to Getting started section for

instructions).

IMPORTANT: If you restart your Toshiba

phone while a program is running, data that

you have not saved will be lost.

IMPORTANT: If you reset your Toshiba

phone, there is a possibility that saved and

unsaved data will be lost.

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Care and maintenance

Reinitialising your Toshiba

phone

You should only use this procedure as a last resort.

If you are experiencing a problem with an

application, it is most likely a result of a conflict

between installed programs. We recommend un-

installing the most recently added program first.

Also verify that the program is designed to be run on

your Toshiba phone by comparing the requirements

to the information provided with your phone - tap

Start > Settings > System > About to view this

information.

To reinitialise your Toshiba phone, refer to the

Master Clear subsection in Settings.

We recommend that you back up all of your data

before reinitialising your Toshiba phone.

IMPORTANT: It is recommended that you

frequently back up all of your data on your

Toshiba phone.

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Getting started

Getting sta rted

Unpacking

Please ensure that the contents of your sales pack

include:

• Your Toshiba phone with stylus

• AC adapter

• AC cable

• Battery pack

• USB cable

• USB Host cable

• Earphones

• Quick start guide

• CD (Getting Started)

• CD (User Guide and PC Applications)

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Getting started

Phone layout and functions 1. Power key - press and hold to turn power on/off.

Press to enter sleep mode, and press and hold to

wake up from sleep mode.

2. microSD card slot

3. Earpiece

4. Headset connector

5. SubDisplay - displays clock, status indicators,

etc.

6. Side key - adjusts the volume.

7. Fingerprint sensor

8. End key - ends calls/operations and returns to

Today screen.

9. Navigation key / Action key - moves the cursor

up, down, left or right, confirms operations and

accesses shortcuts. The Action key is used to

open the selected operation.

10. Handstrap hole

11. Microphone

12. Cable and phone charging connector

13. Send key - launches the phone pad mode. Makes

and answers calls.

14. Power LED1 - red LED power indicator, indicates

battery charging status.

Power LED2 - green LED power indicator,

indicates calls, messages, notifications.

15. Stylus

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Getting started

16. Battery cover

17. Camera light

18. Rear camera

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Getting started

19. Program buttons - initially set to (Left side)

Contacts, Messaging, Internet Explorer, Calendar/

(Right side) Tasks, Today, File Explorer, Windows

Media. You can reassign Program buttons.

20. Touch screen

21. Front camera

22. Keyboard - for entering phone numbers and

characters.

23. OK key (first level) - confirms data entries, and

exits the current program. Press and hold this key

to change ringer settings (On/Vibrate/Off). /

Bluetooth (second level).

24. Start key (first level) - activates the Start menu. /

Wireless LAN (second level).

25. Function key - used to access the second level

key functions by pressing this key at the same time

as the key with the required second level function.

26. Reset button

27. Left softkey and Right softkey - perform

operations indicated on the touch screen.

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Getting started

Today screen

You can access the Home screen from any menu

by pressing the End key. Important information

such as date, time, status indicators, appointments

and profile are displayed on the Today screen. You

can open a program directly by selecting the

relevant icon and pressing the Action key.

1. Title bar

2. Displays time and date.

3. Displays the name of your wireless service

provider, and Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connectivity

status.

4. Displays owner information.

5. Displays unread messages.

6. Display tasks.

7. Displays appointments.

8. Displays lock status.

9. Command bar. These buttons are dynamic,

and depend on previous activity on the phone.

NOTE:

With your Toshiba phone closed, clock,

status indicators and contacts can be displayed

on the subDisplay.

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Getting started

Start menu

To access the Start menu, tap Start from the

Today screen.

You can then tap the required program.

1. Recently used programs.

2. Today

3. Pinned applications.

4. Programs

5. Settings

6. Help

NOTE: The pinned applications and Help in

the Start menu can be customised to your

own preference.

For more information, please refer to

Customising your Start menu in the

Settings section.

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Getting started

MainLCD indicators

Slot Type Icon Description

1 Notification icons Missed call

New Voice Mail(s)1

Voice Mail on line1

Voice Mail on line2

Voice Mail on both lines

New e-mail(s) or text message(s)

New instant message(s)

Incoming beam

New OTA (OTA: Over The Air)

Bluetooth

SIM error

Synchronisation error

Wi-Fi data call

Speakerphone on

Alarm pending

TBD

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Getting started

Multiple notifications. This icon is displayed when

there are multiple occurrences that would normally

each display an icon, for example, when there is a

missed call and the alarm is pending).

This icon is displayed automatically after the last

notification icon has been displayed briefly. You can

tap this icon to view all of the individual notifications.

2 Roaming icons Roaming

GPRS in range

3G in range

EDGE in range

CDMA in range (not supported)

3 Data icons Data call disconnected

Data call connected

GPRS in progress

3G in progress

EDGE in progress

Wi-Fi on

ActiveSync over Wi-Fi in progress

ActiveSync in progress

4 Signal strength icons Signal strength

Voice/Video call in progress

Data call in progress

Slot Type Icon Description

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Getting started

1 Missed call notification icon is dependent on the

wireless service provider. The first New Voice Mail

notification icon is displayed when the network

supports the SMS notification of Voice Mail, and this

has been selected by the user. The second New

Voice Mail notification icon will be displayed when

SMS notification of Voice Mail is not active.

2 The Volume control window is displayed when

you tap these icons.

Radio off

No radio service. The phone has not yet connected

to a network.

Radio connected

Radio signal lost. The phone is searching for a signal.

Dialling

Call on hold

Call forwarded

No SIM card installed

5 Volume icons2Vibrate

Ringer off

Ringer on

6 Mini time - Displays the clock in the title bar during all programs.

Battery strength icons Battery level. This icon is displayed on the Today

screen when the ‘Mini time’ display is off.

Battery alert

Battery charging

Low battery

Slot Type Icon Description

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Getting started

SubDisplay functions

When you close your Toshiba phone, the clock (in

24 hour format) is displayed on the subDisplay. You

can confirm important notifications such as

incoming calls, appointment alarms, and new

messages on the subDisplay. Opening your

Toshiba phone again will return to the previous

screen on the mainLCD.

With your Toshiba phone closed, use the following

keys for operations on the subDisplay:

• Press the Right key to toggle the subDisplay

view for missed call(s), appointments, new

messages, and profile.

• Press the Up/Down key to switch the message

type (SMS, MMS, and Outlook E-mail) for the

new messages view.

• Press the Up/Down key to set and confirm the

volume for each profile view.

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Getting started

SubDisplay indicators

Slot Type Icon Description

1 Signal strength icons GPRS in progress

Voice/Video call in progress

Data call in progress

Radio off

No radio service. The phone has not yet connected

to a network.

Radio connected

Dialling

Call on hold

Call forwarded

No SIM card installed

SIM error

Roaming icons GPRS in range

3G in range

EDGE in range

CDMA in range (not supported)

Data icon Data call connected

2 Battery strength icons Battery level

Battery alert

Low battery

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Getting started

3 Volume icons Vibrate

Ringer off

Headset on

4 Notification icons Missed call

New Voice Mail(s)

Voice Mail on line1

Voice Mail on line2

Voice Mail on both lines

New e-mail(s) or text message(s)

Slot Type Icon Description

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Getting started

Installing the SIM card, battery

and microSD card

• Slide the battery cover (1), lift the battery cover

upwards and remove the battery (2) from the

battery compartment.

• With the gold connectors facing downwards, the

bevelled corner of the SIM card facing towards

the bottom of the phone, push the SIM card (3)

into the SIM card slot and slide it into place.

IMPORTANT: The SIM card is easily

damaged by scratching and bending, so

take care when handling it.

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Getting started

• Insert the battery (4) into the battery

compartment with the gold connectors facing

towards the cable and phone charging

connector. The battery is shaped so that it can

only be inserted this way. Gently push down on

the battery to snap it into place.

• Gently slide the battery cover (2) into position.

WARNING: Please use the bundled battery in

your sales pack. Do not use other batteries.

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Getting started

• Open the microSD card slot cover. Slide the

microSD card into the slot (5).

• To remove the microSD card, press it inwards

(5). The microSD card will pop out (6). Close the

slot cover.

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Getting started

Removing and reinserting the

stylus

• Remove the stylus from stylus slot (7).

• When you want to reinsert the stylus, slide it

gently into the stylus slot (7).

Using the stylus

The stylus is used for menu selection and data input

on the Touch screen of your Toshiba phone.

• Tap: Touch the screen once with the stylus to

open items and select options.

• Drag: Hold the stylus on the screen and drag it

to select text and images. Drag in a list to select

multiple items.

• Tap and hold: Tap and hold the stylus on an item

to see a list of actions available for that item. On

the pop-up menu that is displayed, tap the

required action.

WARNINGS:

• For touch screen input, use only the

included stylus or your finger. Use of other

objects can damage the input panel and will

void the warranty.

• If the tip of the stylus is damaged, do not

use it. If you operate the Touch screen with

a damaged stylus, the Touch screen may

be damaged. When the stylus is damaged,

please purchase a new one.

• Do not tap hard on the Touch screen, as this

may cause permanent damage to the

screen.

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Getting started

Charging the battery

You need to fully charge the battery before you can

switch your Toshiba phone on for the first time.

The battery will only achieve optimum performance

after two or three complete charges.

You can charge your battery in the following two

ways:

1. Plug the AC adapter into an AC outlet and

connect it to the charger connector on your

Toshiba phone. When the battery is fully

charged, unplug the AC adapter from the AC

outlet and disconnect it from the phone

charger connector by gripping it tightly and

pulling gently.

2. Connect your Toshiba phone to a PC with the

USB cable.

Low battery indicator

When the battery charge level is running low, a

warning tone sounds and the Battery Low message

is displayed repeatedly. If the battery charge level

runs too low for normal operation, your Toshiba

phone will automatically switch off.

Battery information

Battery performance depends on many factors,

such as your Service Provider's network

configuration, signal strength, the temperature of

the environment in which you operate your Toshiba

phone, the features and/or settings you select and

use, items attached to your phone's connecting

ports, and your voice, data, and other program

usage patterns.

TIP: For information on checking your battery

status, refer to the Power management

settings subsection in Settings.

NOTE: It is recommended that you save the

data in your phone memory to a PC or storage

card. The manufacturer is not responsible for

data lost or altered due to battery discharge.

TIP: For information on optimising the power

performance of your Toshiba phone, refer to

the Power management settings and

Backlight settings subsections in Settings.

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Getting started

Managing a low battery

When the low battery warning is displayed, do the

following:

1. Save your current data.

2. Charge the battery as soon as possible.

3. Turn your Toshiba phone off.

Switching the power on and off

To switch your Toshiba phone on:

1. Press and hold down the Power key. The

standby screen is displayed.

2. If a PIN or security code is requested, enter the

code.

To switch your Toshiba phone off:

1. Press and hold down the Power key.

2. Tap Power Off on the Power Off Hint dialog.

WARNING: There is a danger of explosion if

the battery is incorrectly replaced. To reduce

risk of fire or burns, do not disassemble, crush,

puncture, short external contacts, expose to

temperature above 60°C (140°F), or dispose

of battery in fire or water. Replace only with

specified batteries according to the local

regulations.

NOTE: The PIN code activates the services in

your Toshiba phone and should be provided in

the documentation supplied by your service

provider.

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Getting started

Synchronising

ActiveSync allows you to create a synchronisation

relationship between your Toshiba phone and PC,

and between your Toshiba phone and your

Exchange server. This means that the shared data

is always consistent. If you make a change, it is

automatically made to the corresponding

information on the other computer. This is an

effective way of keeping your data up-to-date.

You can connect your Toshiba phone to your PC

using the USB cable or Bluetooth connection. You

can also use ActiveSync to connect your Toshiba

phone to other resources through your PC.

However, you cannot synchronise remotely to a PC

using a modem or network connection. The

synchronisation relationship is created to manage

the data that is copied between your Toshiba phone

and PC.

You can connect to your Exchange server using a

cellular connection, or you can connect your

Toshiba phone to your PC as a way of connecting

back to the Internet.

Installing and setting up ActiveSync

You can either install ActiveSync from your

Windows Mobile Getting Started CD or you can

download a copy of ActiveSync from http://

www.microsoft.com/windowsmobile/addons/

default.mspx

Once the software has been installed and your

Toshiba phone is connected to your PC via the USB

cable, the ActiveSync Setup Wizard is started.

Simply follow the on-screen instructions.

If you are not synchronising directly with a Microsoft

Exchange server, do not select the option to

synchronise directly with a server. The alternative is

to synchronise your Toshiba phone with your PC.

You cannot do both at the same time.

NOTE: If you have a PC which is already fully

synchronised with your Exchange server, you

should synchronise your Toshiba phone to

your PC rather than synchronising your

Toshiba phone with the Exchange server.

Data will be downloaded via your PC, saving

you the charges for traffic volume. In addition,

synchronising via your mobile phone network

will take longer than it would with your local

PC.

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Getting started

Changing ActiveSync settings

Once you have set up synchronisation using the

ActiveSync Setup Wizard on the PC, you can

change your synchronisation settings at a later

stage:

• If you want to change ActiveSync settings for

synchronising with a PC, use ActiveSync on the

PC. For more information, see ‘Changing the

amount of information synchronized’ in

ActiveSync Help on the PC.

• If you want to change ActiveSync settings for

synchronising with an Exchange server, use

ActiveSync on your Toshiba phone, as

described in ‘Change settings for an information

type’ in your phone Help.

Starting/stopping synchronisation

1. From the Today screen, tap Start > Programs

> ActiveSync.

2. To start synchronisation, select Sync.

3. To stop synchronisation, select Stop.

Synchronising media

Your Toshiba phone can synchronise media from

your PC, such as music and video files. This is

described in detail in Applications & Multimedia.

Using the USB Host cable

Your Toshiba phone has a USB Host function. The

bundled USB Host cable connects to the cable and

phone charging connector on your Toshiba phone.

When it is connected, USB memory is available.

When connected to your Toshiba phone, the USB

Host cable can provide a maximum current of

100mA. If you use the USB Host cable to connect

your Toshiba phone to a device that requires more

than 100mA, the USB Host cable will not function.

When the battery of your Toshiba phone is at less

than 20% charged, the USB Host cable cannot be

used without first recharging the phone’s battery.

NOTE: you will need to disconnect your

Toshiba phone from your PC before changing

the synchronisation settings.

NOTE: You can only start/stop

synchronisation if your Toshiba phone already

has a synchronisation relationship with a PC

or Exchange server.

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Call functions

Call functi ons

Making a call

You can make calls from the Today screen, Phone

screen, Contacts, Call History, or via speed dial.

You can also make calls with your Toshiba phone

closed by dialling a number displayed on the

SubDisplay screen.

Before making a call, ensure that your Toshiba

phone is switched on, that there is a valid SIM card

installed, and that the signal is sufficiently strong.

To make a call, enter the phone number from the

Today screen using the numeric keypad, or press

the Send key and scroll down the list to the required

number.

Press the Send key to dial.

Making an emergency call

You can make calls to emergency service numbers

under almost any circumstances, even if you have

locked your Toshiba phone or if you have not

enabled your SIM.

Making a call by entering a contact

name

1. From the Today screen, enter the initial letters

of the contact name.

2. A list of contacts matching your keystrokes is

displayed. Select the relevant contact, and then

press the Send key once or the Action key

twice.

Making a call from an open contact

1. Select the contact and relevant phone number.

2. Press the Send key or Action key.

Making a call from Contacts

1. From the Today screen, tap Contacts.

2. Select the contact, and press the Send key.

TIP: If you have a long list of contacts, you can

use a shortcut to find the contact you want by

entering the first few letters of the contact's

name. The phone searches through the

contact list and displays the name.

To call the contact, press the Send key.

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Call functions

Making a call from the Call History

The Call History displays calls you have made,

received, and missed recently.

1. From the Phone screen, tap Keypad > Call

History.

2. Select the relevant name or phone number.

3. Press the Send key or tap Call.

Making a call using a recently dialled

phone number

1. From the Today screen, press the Send key.

2. Select the relevant name or phone number,

using the up and down arrows if required.

3. Press the Send key or tap Talk.

Dialling the last number called

From the Today screen, press the Send key twice.

Creating a speed dial

You can create a speed dial for a phone number

that is stored in your Contacts.

To create a speed dial entry:

1. From the Today screen, tap Contacts.

2. Tap the contact.

3. Tap the phone number.

4. Tap Menu > Add to Speed Dial...

5. In the Location: field, select the speed dial

number.

6. Tap ok. The speed dial entry is created.

Voice Mail speed dial

The Voice Mail speed dial is normally

preconfigured. If it is not preconfigured, you can

save your Voice Mail number by tapping Phone >

Keypad > Speed Dial > Voicemail, and create a

speed dial entry as detailed above.

Contact your Service Provider to find out your Voice

Mail number.

NOTE: The digit 0 is reserved to bring up the

+ symbol in international dial strings when you

press and hold 0. The digit 1 is reserved for

calling your Voice Mail as a speed dial option.

NOTE: You can only create speed dials for

phone numbers when using a Pocket PC.

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Call functions

Using a speed dial

From the Today screen, press and hold the speed

dial number that you want to call. If the speed dial

contains two digits, press the first digit, then press

and hold the second digit. Your Toshiba phone dials

the phone number.

Editing a speed dial

1. From the Today screen, tap Phone > Keypad

> Speed Dial.

2. Scroll to the required speed dial, then tap Menu

> Edit...

3. Make the required changes and tap ok.

Deleting a speed dial

1. From the Today screen, tap Phone > Keypad

> Speed Dial.

2. Scroll to the required speed dial, then tap Menu

> Delete.

3. Tap Yes when the confirmation query is

displayed.

Receiving a call

Answering or ignoring a call

• To answer an incoming call, press the Left

softkey or tap Answer.

• To ignore an incoming call, press the Right

softkey or tap Ignore.

NOTE: If you choose to ignore a call, the caller

will be connected to your Voice Mail, provided

that you are subscribed to this service.

TIP: With your Toshiba phone closed, the

following keys are assigned to the call

functions on the SubDisplay:

•Send key - makes and answers calls.

•End key - ignores calls.

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Call functions

In-call options

Answering or postponing a second

call

To answer or postpone a second call, you need to

first enable the call waiting option by doing the

following:

1. From the Today screen, tap Start > Settings.

2. On the Personal tab, tap Phone.

3. Tap the Services tab.

4. Tap Call Waiting in the list of services, and

then tap the Get Settings... button.

5. When the settings have been received from the

network, tap the Notify me radio button.

6. Tap ok.

Once the call waiting feature has been enabled on

your Toshiba phone and the settings have

automatically been sent and accepted by your

Service Provider, you will receive an audible and

visual notification on your Toshiba phone if another

call comes in during your current call.

• To put the first call on hold and answer the

second call, press the Send key. To switch

between calls, tap Swap.

• To avoid answering the second call, tap Ignore.

The second call will either be disconnected or

diverted to Voice Mail, depending on whether

you are subscribed to the Voice Mail service.

Making a second call while already in

a call

1. While in a call, tap Hold to place the call on

hold.

2. Dial the second number and press the Send

key. Your first call will remain on hold.

3. To swap between the two calls, tap Swap.

Joining two or more calls together in

a conference call

1. With two calls active on your Toshiba phone,

one active and the other on hold, tap Menu >

Conference. The two calls will be joined

together and each party will be able to hear the

other.

Adding an additional party to the call

1. To add another party to the conference call,

dial another number, again tapping Menu >

Conference.

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Call functions

Having a private conversation with a

party

To do this you will need to split the conference call

up.

1. With the conference call running, tap Menu >

Private.

2. Select the party with which you wish to have

the private conversation and tap Private.

Placing a call on speakerphone

1. While in a call, tap Speaker On. The

speakerphone is activated.

2. To switch the speakerphone off, tap Speaker

Off.

Placing a call on hands-free

When hands-free equipment is attached to your

Toshiba phone, the Menu > Turn Hands-free On

option will be enabled.

Special dialling requirements

Inserting an international country

code

To make an international call, you must include a

country code at the beginning of the dialling

sequence.

To enter the country code, press and hold the digit

0 until a + sign is displayed, and then enter the rest

of the phone number.

NOTE: The conference call feature depends

upon your Service Provider supporting it.

Please check with your Service Provider to

ensure you can use this feature.

NOTE: The speakerphone will not be

automatically enabled in your next call, even if

you left the function switched on in the

previous call.

NOTE: Similarly, you can insert a + sign when

saving a contact's phone number or dial it

directly from the keypad.

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Call functions

Video telephony

Video calls allow you to enjoy live ‘face-to-face’

conversations with friends, family and colleagues.

Making a video call

Before making a video call, you must confirm that

the person you are video calling also has a video-

enabled phone. To make a video call:

1. From the Today screen, tap Phone.

2. Enter the phone number.

3. Tap Video. The video call is made.

Answering or ignoring a video call

• To answer an incoming call with video enabled,

tap Answer.

• To answer an incoming call with video blocked,

press the Send key. An image will be sent

according to the current video call settings (refer

to Settings section for further information).

• To ignore an incoming video call, press the End

key or tap Ignore.

NOTE: With your Toshiba phone closed, you

cannot make a video call.

NOTE: Video call and Wireless LAN (Wi-Fi) do

not work simultaneously:

• You cannot receive a video call when Wi-Fi

is on.

• You cannot turn on Wi-Fi during a video

call.

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Messaging

This section describes how you can create, send,

receive, organise, delete and store the following

message types on your Toshiba phone:

• Text (SMS,Short Message Service) message

• Outlook E-mail

• Multimedia message (MMS)

You can also use the instant messaging

application, Windows Live Messenger, from your

Toshiba phone. This application enables online

over-the-air chat, as well as providing access to

your MSN Hotmail e-mail account.

Messaging options

You can customise the settings of your messaging

accounts, message options, addressing options

and message storage by tapping Start >

Messaging > Menu > Options.

•Accounts tab - Tap this tab to change the

settings for each messaging account.

For example, tap Text Messages to change the

Request delivery notifications and Use

Unicode when necessary settings as required.

Tap New Account... to set up a new messaging

account.

Tick the Display account picker when

opening Messaging checkbox if you would like

to select the messaging account each time you

open Messaging.

•Message tab - Tap this tab to change options for

sending and deleting messages.

•Address tab - Tap this tab to select whether to

check Contacts as well as any online address

books for e-mail addresses.

You can also add online address books and

select which ones to use for e-mail address

checking.

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Messaging

•Storage tab - Tap this tab to check the memory

space of your phone, storage card and

attachments. You can also select whether to

store attachments on a storage card, and

specify how deleted items are emptied.

Creating and adding a signature to a

message

For each account in Messaging, you can specify a

signature to be automatically inserted into

messages that you send.

To create a signature to be added to messages:

1. On the Accounts tab, tap Signatures...

2. From the Select an account: list, select the

account that you would like to use a signature

with.

3. Tick the Use signature with this account

checkbox.

4. To add a signature to every message that you

send, tick the Use when replying and

forwarding checkbox. If this box is left

unticked, the signature will only be added to

new messages.

5. Enter a signature into the indicated box.

6. Tap ok.

Text (SMS) messaging

Creating a text (SMS) message

Text messaging, or the Short Message Service

(SMS), allows you to exchange text messages with

other phones. For details on text messages, contact

your Service Provider. Your Toshiba phone

supports the sending of more than the standard

160-character limit. If you enter more than 160

characters, the message is split into linking SMS

messages. You can send up to 20 linked SMS

messages at one time.

To create and send a text message:

1. From the Today screen, tap Start >

Messaging > Text Messages > Menu > New.

2. Select an existing contact by tapping Menu >

Add Recipient...

TIP: To enter phone numbers quickly from

your contact list, simply press the Action key

while the cursor is in the To: field.

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Messaging

Alternatively, enter the mobile phone number of

the recipient/s in the To: field. Use a semicolon

to separate multiple recipients.

3. After you have selected your recipient/s, tap the

message area and enter your message.

4. Tap Send. The text message is sent.

Delivery notification

To request a delivery notification:

1. Tap Menu > Message Options... while in the

text message creation screen.

2. Tick the Request message delivery

notification checkbox.

3. Tap ok. Your request is sent to your Service

Provider.

Inserting predefined text into a

message

To save time when entering text, you can insert

predefined text into a message:

1. Tap Menu > My Text while in the text message

creation screen.

2. Tap the text that you want to insert.

Replying to a message

1. From an open message, tap Reply.

If you are replying to a number of recipients, tap

Menu > Reply > Reply All.

2. Enter your message in the message area.

3. Tap Send. The text message is sent.

Forwarding a message

1. From an open message, tap Menu > Reply >

Forward.

2. Add recipient/s. For details, refer to Creating a

text (SMS) message.

3. If required, edit the message in the message

area.

4. Tap Send. The text message is sent.

Deleting a message

1. From the Today screen, tap Start >

Messaging > Text Messages.

2. Select the message that you want to delete and

tap Delete.

TIP: To cancel a message before sending it,

tap Menu > Cancel Message while in the text

message creation screen.

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Messaging

E-mail

Before you can send or receive e-mails, you need

to set up an e-mail account. Your Toshiba phone

supports the following types of e-mail accounts (all

of which are covered here):

• Internet e-mail (POP3/IMAP)

• Exchange server (Outlook)

Setting up an e-mail account

automatically

1. From the Today screen, tap Start >

Messaging > New E-mail Account.

2. Enter the e-mail address for this account into

the E-mail address: field.

3. Tick the Try to get e-mail settings

automatically from the Internet checkbox.

4. Tap Next.

5. If the account is set up successfully, you will be

prompted to send and receive e-mail.

If the account is not set up successfully, you will

need to tap Next and set up the account

manually, as described in the following section.

Setting up an e-mail account

manually

1. Select your e-mail provider from the list, then

tap Next.

2. Enter the name that you want displayed when

you send e-mail in the Your name: field.

3. Enter a unique name for this account in the

Account display name: field. (You must use a

different name for each account that you set

up.) Tap Next.

4. Enter the name of the incoming server in the

Incoming mail server: field.

5. Select the server type that hosts your e-mail

mailbox from the Account type: list (POP3 or

IMAP4). Tap Next.

6. Enter a user name in the User name: field. This

is usually the first part of your email address,

which appears before the ‘@’ sign.

7. Enter a password in the Password: field.

TIP: Choose a strong password - strengthen

the security of your password by selecting a

combination of alphabet and numeric

characters.

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8. Tick the Save password checkbox if you wish

to save your password to your Toshiba phone.

This may or may not be required. Contact your

Internet Service Provider (ISP) for more

information.

9. Tap Next.

10. Enter the name of the outgoing server in the

Outgoing (SMTP) mail server: field.

11. Tick the Outgoing server requires

authentication checkbox if the outgoing server

requires authentication.

12. Tick the Use the same user name and

password for sending e-mail checkbox if

required.

13. Tap the Advanced Server Settings link to set

additional settings if required.

Tick the Require SSL checkboxes if you wish to

enable SSL connection.

The Network connection: field enables you to

select the network to which your e-mail server

connects.

14. Tap Done when you have finished settings the

Advanced Server Settings.

15. Tap Next.

16. Select the frequency with which to send and

receive your e-mail from Automatic Send/

Receive: list.

17. Tap Review all download settings.

The Download messages: field enables you to

set the time range for downloading messages

from the server.

WARNING: If you save your password and

then lose your Toshiba phone, you run the risk

of someone else being able to access your

e-mail account.

IMPORTANT: If authentication is required,

your user name and password (as specified

above) will be needed. Contact your ISP for

more information.

IMPORTANT: SSL connection enables you to

send and/or receive personal information

more securely. If you select one or both of

these options and your ISP does not support

SSL connection, you will not be able to send

and/or receive e-mail.

IMPORTANT: Before you complete the set up

your Internet e-mail account, ensure that you

have the necessary information, as listed

above.

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Messaging

Tap Advanced Settings to edit additional

settings for sending and deleting e-mails if

required.

Tap Done when you finished setting the

Advanced Settings.

18. Tap Next.

19. Select the format for sending (HTML or Plain

Text) from the Message format: list.

20. Select the download size limitation from the

Message download limit: list.

21. Tap Finish.

Setting up an Outlook E-mail account

An Outlook E-mail account is created and managed

by Microsoft's Exchange server. You must have this

account set up before continuing with the steps

described in this section.

To send or receive e-mail messages from your

Exchange server, tap Start > Programs >

ActiveSync.

Once ActiveSync completes successfully, tap Start

> Messaging > Outlook E-mail > Menu > Go to >

Folders... The e-mail folders are similar to the

Outlook client on a PC.

Viewing your Inbox

From the Today screen, tap Start > Messaging,

and select an account. The Inbox displays your

received messages.

Creating an e-mail

1. From the Today screen, tap Start >

Messaging.

2. Tap an e-mail account.

3. Tap Menu > New.

4. In the To:, Cc:, and/or Bcc: field, enter the e-

mail address of the recipient. Insert a semicolon

between multiple addresses.

5. Enter a subject in the Subject: field.

6. Enter a message.

7. Tap Send. E-mails are stored in your Outbox

and are sent to recipients the next time you

synchronise or connect to your e-mail server.

TIP: You can quickly enter e-mail addresses

from your contact list:

1. While in the To: field, press the Action key

and select a recipient from the list.

2. Select the recipient's e-mail address. The

semicolon separator is automatically

inserted if you enter multiple recipients.

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Messaging

Inserting predefined text into an

e-mail

Please refer to the Text (SMS) messaging section

for details on how to use this feature. It can be used

when creating a new message or replying to an

e-mail.

Replying to an e-mail

1. From an open message, tap Reply or, if

replying to multiple recipients, tap Menu >

Reply > Reply All.

2. Enter a message in the message area.

3. Tap Send.

Sending and receiving e-mails

1. From the Today screen, tap Start >

Messaging.

2. Tap the e-mail account that you want to use to

send and receive messages.

3. Tap Menu > Send/Receive. Your Toshiba

phone connects to your e-mail server and

sends and receives your messages.

Downloading a complete e-mail

1. From the Today screen, tap Start >

Messaging.

2. Tap the e-mail account that you want to use.

3. Tap the message to download.

TIP: To set the priority of the e-mail, tap Menu

> Message Options.

TIP: To cancel a message, tap Menu >

Cancel Message.

TIP: If you are replying to an e-mail in an

Outlook E-mail account, you will send less

data if you do not edit the original message.

This may reduce data transfer costs based on

your rate plan.

NOTE: To stop this process, tap Menu > Stop

Send/Receive.

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4. Tap Menu > Download Message. The

complete message is retrieved the next time

you synchronise or connect to your e-mail

server to send/receive e-mail.

Downloading an e-mail attachment

In an open message with an attachment to

download, tap the attachment. The attachment is

downloaded the next time you synchronise or

connect to your e-mail server to send/receive

e-mail.

Viewing an e-mail attachment

In an open message containing a downloaded

attachment, tap the attachment.

Adding a picture to an e-mail

1. In the message area of an e-mail, tap Menu >

Insert > Picture.

2. Tap the picture that you want to add.

Switching between e-mail folders and

accounts

1. Tap Start > Messaging > Outlook E-mail >

Menu > Go to > Folders...

2. Tap the folder that you want to view.

TIP: Alternatively, you can scroll down to the

bottom of the e-mail and tap Get the rest of

this message.

NOTE: You can only view attachments for file

types that are supported by your Toshiba

phone.

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Messaging

MMS messaging

The Multimedia Messaging Service (MMS) allows

you to exchange multimedia messages containing

data such as text, pictures, sounds, animation and

video clips. You can send MMS messages to other

mobile phones or to e-mail addresses. For details of

MMS, and to enable your account for this service,

contact your Service Provider.

An MMS can be made of many pages, also known

as 'slides'. Each slide can hold an image, a sound

and text, but you do not need to set all of these for

each message. The maximum amount of content

that can be sent in a message is set by your Service

Provider.

Creating an MMS

1. From the Today screen, tap Start >

Messaging > MMS > Menu > New.

2. Tap to choose an MMS template or tap Custom

to create your own MMS.

3. Select an existing contact by tapping Menu >

Add Recipient...

Alternatively, enter the mobile phone number of

the recipient/s in the To: field. Use a semicolon

to separate multiple recipients.

Adding a picture or video

To add a picture to the message:

1. Tap the Insert picture/video area. The

preview of all pictures in the My Pictures folder

is displayed. From here, you can also select

other folders to look for more pictures and

videos.

2. Tap on a picture or video that you would like to

add.

To launch the camera application, tap the

camera icon.

3. When you have selected a picture or video, the

message creation screen is displayed.

Adding text

Tap the Insert text here area and enter your

message. To use predefined text, tap Menu >

Insert Media > My Text.

TIP: To enter phone numbers quickly from

your contact list, simply press the Action key

while the cursor is in the To: field.

NOTE: If you add a video to the message, you

cannot add any further audio to the message.

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Using/creating templates

Tap Menu > Template > New From Template...

and choose a template to use.

Selecting a background colour

To select a background colour for the message:

1. Tap Menu > Options > Background. A list of

colours is displayed.

2. Tap the colour to apply.

Additional items

You can also select the layout, size, colour and

background of the text in the message. To set these

options, tap Menu > Options, and select the

option/s that you want to change.

Also, just as for e-mail, you can add recipient/s in

copy (Cc) or blind copy (Bcc) to your message. You

can set the priority of the message, a delivery time

delay for the sending of the message, an expiry

time for the message, and request delivery and

read reports.

To set these options, tap Menu > Options > Send

Options... and set these options as required.

Receiving MMS messages

Your Toshiba phone will alert you when a new MMS

message arrives. Depending on your settings, the

MMS contents may download a few moments later

when the message will be ready to view in your

MMS Inbox.

The MMS Inbox functions in an identical way to your

text message and e-mail inboxes.

MMS Inbox menu items

•New - to create a new MMS message. Opens

the message creation screen.

•Reply - to reply, reply to all or all and forwards

current message.

•Mark as Read/Mark as Unread - to mark the

current message as read/unread.

•Move... - to move the current message into

another folder.

•Go To - to switch to another folder (including

Deleted Items, Drafts, Inbox, Outbox, and

Sent Items), or to Text Messages, Outlook E-

mail and MMS.

•Tools - allow you to do the following:

- sort messages.

- manage the folders for MMS.

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- empty the Deleted Items folder.

- clear all MMS messages.

- create a new account for e-mail.

- change the messaging options.

•Download Message - if you have chosen only

to receive notification of MMS messages, and

not to download the whole MMS message, you

can mark a message for download. The MMS

message will be downloaded when you next

send or receive a message.

•Send/Receive - forces a send/receive of MMS

messages that are pending.

Setting up the MMS account

If your Toshiba phone has not been preconfigured,

you will need to manually enter the details of the

MMS account. This is a two-stage process: in the

first stage you must set up the data connection, and

in the second stage you must define the address of

the MMS server on the Internet.

Setting up a data connection

You will need to enter the name of the MMS APN

and any associated username, password, IP

address and DNS settings in the connection

settings.

Defining the server

1. From the Today screen, tap Start >

Messaging.

2. Highlight MMS, and tap Menu > Options.

3. Tap MMS on the Accounts tab.

4. Tap the Servers tab.

5. Tap New.

6. Enter the following details:

- Server name: - Enter a name for the server

details.

- Gateway: - Enter the WAP gateway to be

used for this connection, as supplied by your

Service Provider.

- Port number: - Enter the port number.

- Server address: - Enter the address of the

server, as supplied by your Service Provider.

- Connect via: - Point the MMS server towards

the correct connection point. If you set up the

MMS account using the Secure WAP Network

setting, you must select the Secure WAP

Network setting here.

Sending size limitation: - Please contact your

Service Provider to obtain this value.

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7. Tap Ok.

8. Tap Set as Default to set this new account as

your default MMS account.

9. Tap ok. Your Toshiba phone is now configured

for MMS.

Windows Live Messenger

Windows Live Messenger is the next model of MSN

Messenger, and provides new messaging service.

Windows Live Messenger on your Toshiba phone

provides instant access to your contact list,

emoticons, and friends. This service is currently

free of charge.

Windows Live Messenger offers you new features:

• Easier-to-manage contact list and conversation

inbox.

• View and participate in up to 5 active

conversations at one time.

• No more idle conversation experience:

Messenger for mobile can now maintain current

conversation history and re-establish an idle

conversation in the background.

• Emoticons are now displayed as graphics within

display names and conversations.

• Easily change your display name and status,

and even set status before you sign in.

• Sort and find contacts more quickly and easily

(search, filter by group, and hide offline

contacts).

• Call or send e-mail to contacts directly from their

contact cards.

• Converse with temporary contacts (new people

who don't yet appear on your list of Messenger

contacts), and receive the option to add them to

your contact list.

To use Windows Live Messenger, tap Start >

Programs > Messenger.

To obtain a Passport, go to:

http://www.passport.com.

To create a Hotmail account, go to:

http://www.hotmail.com.

NOTE: You need to have either a

Microsoft.NET Passport (www.passport.com)

or a Hotmail account (www.hotmail.com) to

use Windows Live Messenger. In addition,

your Toshiba phone must be connected to the

Internet.

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Windows Live Messenger overview

With Windows Live Messenger you can send

instant messages to your contacts' mobile device or

PC.

To use Windows Live Messenger, you need

Microsoft Passport Network credentials. After

obtaining the credentials, complete the following

tasks:

1. Set up a connection to the Internet with your

Toshiba phone.

2. Get a Windows Live ID.

3. Sign in to Windows Live Messenger.

To access Windows Live Messenger:

1. From the Today screen, tap Start > Programs

> Messenger.

2. Tap the left or right arrow to select status, and

tap Sign in.

3. Follow the instructions on the screen to sign in.

Microsoft Passport Network credentials or a

Hotmail account is required to sign in.

NOTE: Signing in to an account may take

several minutes, depending on your

connection speed and how busy your mobile

network is.

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Text input

Input methods

Your Toshiba phone has three text input methods:

• Typing - Using Input Panel or the keyboard.

• Writing - Using the stylus, writing directly on the

screen.

• Drawing - Using the stylus, drawing directly on

the screen.

Input Panel provides various input methods,

including Block Recognizer, Keyboard, Letter

Recognizer and Transcriber.

By default, the Input Panel icon appears on the

command bar to indicate which input method is

currently selected. Open the Input Panel and tap

the arrow beside it to select other input methods.

Block Recognizer

With Block Recognizer, you use a single stroke to

write individual letters, numbers and punctuation,

which are then converted into typed text.

To use Block Recognizer, tap the selector arrow,

and tap Block Recognizer.

The handwriting area is divided into two designated

parts: abc, and 123 (both dimmed).

Write characters, numbers, symbols and

punctuation in the separate areas:

• Write in the abc area to enter lower case letters.

• Write in the 123 area to enter numbers.

• Tap the button in the right corner labelled ‘@$*’

to open the table of symbols and punctuation.

NOTE: Block Recognizer is available when

text entry is possible.

TIP: For help with using Block Recognizer,

tap ? in the right corner to see a demo.

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Keyboard

With the smart keyboard, you use the stylus to tap

on the smart keyboard to enter characters.

To use Keyboard, tap the selector arrow, and tap

Keyboard.

To set the Keyboard options:

1. Tap the selector arrow and tap Options...

2. Select Keyboard in the Input method: list.

3. Select the required options by:

- tapping the Large keys or Small keys radio

button to enlarge or reduce the smart keyboard

button size.

- ticking the Use gestures for the following

keys: checkbox to enable gesture commands.

Letter Recognizer

With Letter Recognizer, you can write individual

letters, numbers and punctuation, which are then

converted into typed text.

To use Letter Recognizer, tap the selector arrow,

and tap Letter Recognizer.

The handwriting area is divided into three

designated parts: ABC, abc, and 123 (all dimmed).

Write characters, numbers, symbols, and

punctuation in the separate areas:

• Write in the ABC area to enter upper case

letters.

• Write in the abc area to enter lower case letters.

• Write in the 123 area to enter numbers.

• Tap the button in the right corner labelled ‘@$*’

to open the table of symbols and punctuation.

TIP: Tap áü to enter miscellaneous vowels or

symbols.

NOTE: Letter Recognizer is available when

text entry is possible.

TIP: For help with using Letter Recognizer,

tap ? in the right corner to see a demo.

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Text input

Transcriber

Transcriber is a handwriting recognition program

that allows you to write in cursive, print, or a

combination of both. Transcriber works

transparently in the background of programs,

recognising words with its integrated dictionary.

When transcriber is turned on, it interprets stylus

movement anywhere on the screen as handwriting

input. For more information about using

Transcriber, see Help on your Toshiba phone:

Starting Transcriber

Because Transcriber works transparently in the

background of programs that accept user input, you

must have one of these programs open to use

Transcriber.

To start Transcriber:

1. Start a program such as Word Mobile.

2. Tap the Input Panel icon, and then tap the

selector arrow.

3. Tap Transcriber. The Transcriber

introductory screen appears.

Using Transcriber

Transcriber comes with an on-screen keyboard

that provides an easy way to add punctuation or a

special symbol to existing text.

From a program, tap the keyboard button on the

Transcriber toolbar. The keyboard remains visible

until you tap the button again.

To edit text:

1. In a program, draw a line across the text you

want to edit.

2. After you lift the stylus from the screen, the line

will disappear and the selected text will be

highlighted.

3. Do one of the following:

- Rewrite the text.

- Use gestures to capitalise letters, insert a

space, etc.

TIP: To reposition the keyboard, tap and hold

the top bar, and then drag it to the desired

location.

TIP: When no text is selected, you can open

the keyboard by doing the gesture.

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Text input

To use gestures in Transcriber:

Use quick strokes of the stylus to edit your text. Do

the Enter, Space, and Tab gestures while writing

text to insert returns, spaces, or tabs.

Name Action Description

Enter Inserts a paragraph return at the cursor.

The horizontal portion of the gesture must be at least two times longer than the

vertical portion.

Space Inserts a space at the cursor.

The horizontal portion of the gesture must be at least two times longer than the

vertical portion.

Backspace Moves the cursor one space back and erases any text.

Do the gesture by drawing a line from right to left.

Words Opens the menu of alternate words if a word is selected or the on-screen

Transcriber keyboard if no text is selected.

Do the gesture by drawing a line straight down and back up.

Caps Changes the capitalisation of a selected letter, word, or block of text.

Do the gesture by drawing a line straight up.

Undo To undo the last action.

Do the gesture by drawing a line straight up and back down.

Cut Cuts the selected text.

Do the gesture by drawing a line from right to left and back.

Copy Copies the selected text.

Do the gesture by drawing a line from left to right and back.

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Writing with Transcriber

Transcriber allows you to write in cursive, print, or

a combination of both.

1. From a program, position the cursor where you

want text to appear.

2. Use the stylus to write anywhere on the screen.

The handwriting will be converted to text shortly

after you lift the stylus from the screen.

Name Action Description

Paste Pastes cut or copied text.

Do the gesture by drawing a line from the lower left of the screen diagonally up

toward the right and back down to the right.

Tab Inserts a tab.

The horizontal portion of the gesture must be at least two times longer than the

vertical portion.

TIP: You can also use the Enter, Space, and

Backspace buttons on the Transcriber

toolbar.

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Text input

Optimising handwriting recognition

for Transcriber

If Transcriber does not recognize your handwriting

as accurately or quickly as you would like, there are

some things you can do to optimise handwriting

recognition.

• Select the Writing Direction: picture that best

matches the slant of your handwriting.

•Use Letter Shapes to eliminate letter shapes

that you do not use or to learn methods of writing

characters that will make them easier for

Transcriber to recognise.

• Try writing in another format. If you have been

printing, try writing cursive, or if you have been

writing in both cursive and print, try printing

alone.

• Adjust the speed at which Transcriber returns

text after you write.

• Add a user dictionary that contains special terms

you may be using, such as medical or legal

terms.

• Verify that you are using your Letter Shapes

user profile.

Showing and hiding the Transcriber

toolbar

The Transcriber toolbar, which appears at the

bottom of the screen when Transcriber is open,

provides easy access to several tools, Enter,

Space, and Backspace buttons, and left and right

arrow buttons.

To show or hide the Transcriber toolbar, from a

program, tap the Transcriber icon at the bottom of

the screen.

NOTE: The next time you write the shorthand

text, the appropriate program will open.

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Toolbar

icon

Description

Displays the Transcriber: Options screen. From here, you can set options such as Writing

Direction:, pen settings, and Shorthand.

Displays the Letter Shapes screen. This screen allows you to set your personal writing styles

to maximise recognition.

Displays the on-screen miniature keyboard. This allows you to quickly enter numbers,

punctuation, and other symbols.

Changes the character recognition mode.

•a mode - this is the default for optimum handwriting recognition.

•123 mode - numbers and some letters are allowed and the calculator is activated.

•A mode - all letters are automatically in upper case.

If you are in A or 123 mode, recognition returns automatically to the default (a) mode once

you lift the stylus.

Inserts a space at the cursor.

Inserts a paragraph return at the cursor.

Moves the cursor one space to the left.

Moves the cursor one space to the right.

Moves the cursor one space back and erases any text.

Opens the Transcriber Help.

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Drawing and writing on the

screen

With your Toshiba phone, you can draw directly on

the screen, write on the screen, and save notes in

your own handwriting. To do this, you must first set

the input mode in Notes to Writing. If you prefer to

use handwriting or frequently add drawings to your

notes, you may find it helpful to set Writing as the

default input mode. If you prefer typed text, set

Typing as the default input mode.

To set the input mode for Notes:

1. Tap Start > Programs > Notes.

2. From the list of notes, tap Menu > Options...

3. From the Default mode: list, select one of the

following:

- Writing - if you want to draw or enter

handwritten text in a note.

- Typing - if you want to create a typed note.

4. Tap ok.

To hand write a note:

5. .Tap Start > Programs > Notes.

6. From the list of notes, tap New.

7. Tap Menu > Draw.

8. Write your text on the screen.

9. When you have finished, tap ok to return to the

list of notes.

To draw on the screen, use the stylus.

10. .Tap Start > Programs > Notes.

11. From the list of notes, tap New.

12. Tap Menu > Draw, and cross at least three

ruled lines.

13. A box labelled Drawing appears around your

drawing.

14. When you have finished, tap ok to return to the

list of notes.

NOTE: If a letter crosses three ruled lines, it is

treated as a drawing rather than text.

NOTE: To select a drawing (for example, to

copy or delete it), tap and hold the drawing

briefly. When you lift the stylus, the drawing is

selected.

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Searching

You can search for files and other items stored on

your Toshiba phone in the My Documents folder or

on a storage card.

You can search by file name or by key words

located in the item. For example, you can search e-

mail messages, notes, appointments, contacts, and

tasks as well as in Help.

To search for a file or an item:

15. .Tap Start > Programs > Search.

16. In the Search for: field, enter the file name,

word, or other information you require.

17. If you have searched for an item before, tap

the arrow to the right of the Search for: field to

find it in the searching history.

18. In the Type: field, select a data type to help

narrow your search.

19. Tap Search.

In the Results list, you can tap the item you require

to open it.

NOTE: The My Documents folder and its

subfolders are included in the search.

NOTE: Results found on a storage card are

indicated by an icon.

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Settings

Volume control

If you want to turn the ringer off, or change the

ringer settings quickly, press and hold the OK key.

You can change the ringer setting cyclically

(through On/Vibrate/Off) instead of tapping the

ringer icon on the title bar.

You can also change the ringer setting and volume

using the stylus or by pressing the Side key up or

down.

Volume control has the following settings:

• Sound volume of your phone - 6 levels.

• Call volume - 6 levels.

• Both sound volume and call volume can be set

to On, Vibrate or Off.

Reassigning button functions

There are already programs assigned to the

Program buttons on both side of the screen.

However, you may want to change some

assignments to programs that you use more

frequently.

To reassign a button:

1. From the Today screen, tap Start > Settings.

2. On the Personal tab, tap Buttons. You see a

list of buttons with their current assignments.

3. Tap a button to reassign.

4. From the Assign a program: list, select a

program for this button.

5. Tap ok.

NOTE: An icon represents the original

function of a button. It helps you to identify a

button and restore its default at any time.

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Settings

Setting the input method

1. From the Today screen, tap Start > Settings.

2. On the Personal tab, tap Input.

3. On the Input Method tab, select a required

input method from the Input method: list.

4. On the Word Completion tab, tap a desired

setting for word completion.

5. On the Options tab, tap the desired options for

writing and recording. These options apply to

any program on your Toshiba phone when you

can record or write.

Security settings

It is advisable to apply certain security features in

the event that your Toshiba phone is lost or stolen.

In addition, some security features can be applied

to prevent unauthorised use.

You can apply the following security:

• Phone lock - using a PIN, this feature prevents

unauthorised use of your SIM card in any phone.

• Device lock - using a password, this feature

prevents unauthorised use of your Toshiba

phone.

• SIM Lock - using a password, this feature

prevents unauthorised use of your Toshiba

phone with other SIM cards. You can enable two

types of SIM Lock - the SIM Lock of your

Toshiba phone and a network-specific SIM

Lock.

Enabling phone lock

Be sure to make a note of your personal

identification number (PIN). When the SIM is

disabled, you must provide this PIN to enable the

SIM. The PIN is provided with your SIM card.

To enable the phone lock:

1. From the Today screen, tap Phone > Menu >

Options...

On the Phone tab, tick the Require PIN when

phone is used checkbox. To change the PIN at

any time, tap Change PIN.

NOTE: You can also change input options by

tapping the selector arrow and selecting

Options...

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Settings

Enabling device lock

You can help keep your data more secure by

requesting a password every time your Toshiba

phone is used after either being left idle for a

specified time or being switched off.

1. From the Today screen, tap Start > Settings.

2. On the Personal tab, tap Lock.

3. Tick the Prompt if device unused for

checkbox, and in the box to the right, select how

long your device can be left idle before a

password is required.

4. From the Password type: list, select the type of

password that you would like to use.

5. Enter the password and, if necessary, confirm

the password. If your device is configured to

connect to a network, use a strong password to

help network security.

6. Tap ok.

The next time the device is switched on or used

again after being left idle for a longer time than

specified in your settings, you will be prompted to

enter your password or to swipe your finger to

unlock your Toshiba phone.

WARNING: If you fail to enter the correct PIN

for your SIM card following three consecutive

unsuccessful attempts, you will need to

contact your Service Provider to obtain the

PIN Unblocking Key (PUK). Do not attempt to

guess the PUK as it will render your SIM card

permanently inoperative following ten

consecutive unsuccessful attempts

TIP: Emergency calls can be placed at any

time, without requiring a PIN.

NOTE: Each time a wrong password is

entered, the time the device takes to respond

will become longer until the device appears to

be not responding.

If you forget your password, you must follow

the instructions in this manual to clear the

memory before you can access your Toshiba

phone.

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Settings

To change your device lock password:

1. From the Today screen, tap Start > Settings.

2. On the Personal tab, tap Lock. You will be

prompted to enter your current password or to

swipe your finger.

3. In the Password: field, enter your new

password.

4. Tap ok.

Enabling Fingerprint

The Fingerprint feature helps provide additional

security on your Toshiba phone, by protecting it

from unauthorised use.

To enable the Fingerprint feature:

1. From the Today screen, tap Start > Settings.

2. On the Personal tab, tap Fingerprint.

3. In the list, tap the finger that you want to enrol

from the list.

4. Swipe the finger three times to enrol it to the

fingerprint sensor.

5. Tap ok.

Disabling Fingerprint

To disable the Fingerprint feature:

1. From the Today screen, tap Start > Settings.

2. On the Personal tab, tap Fingerprint.

3. In the list, highlight the finger that is used for

security.

4. Tap Menu > Delete.

5. Tap ok.

Enabling SIM Lock

To enable the SIM Lock:

1. From the Today screen, tap Start > Settings.

2. On the Personal tab, tap SIM Lock.

3. Tick the Lock phone to use current SIM card

only checkbox.

4. Enter and confirm a password of eight digits.

5. Tap ok.

NOTE: Please make a note of your password.

NOTE: If you activate the SIM Lock, you will

only be able to use the SIM card used when

you activated SIM Lock in your Toshiba

phone.

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Settings

Enabling network-specific SIM Lock

To enable the network-specific SIM Lock:

1. From the Today screen, enter a network-

specific string and press the Send key.

2. The password confirmation screen is displayed.

3. Enter and confirm a password of eight digits.

4. Tap ok.

Customising your Start menu

You can choose which items appear in the Start

menu. To customise your Start menu:

1. From the Today screen, tap Start > Settings.

2. On the Personal tab, tap Menus.

Owner information

Entering owner information could allow someone to

return your Toshiba phone to you if it becomes lost.

1. From the Today screen, tap Start > Settings.

2. On the Personal tab, tap Owner Information.

3. Enter your details on the Identification tab.

You can also make any important notes on the

Notes tab. On the Options tab, you can select

whether to display Identification information

and Notes when your Toshiba phone is

switched on.

4. Tap ok.

Phone settings

Setting ring tones

To set a ring tone:

1. From the Today screen, tap Start > Settings.

NOTE: To disable this feature, enter your

eight digit password, untick the Lock phone

to use current SIM card only checkbox and

tap ok.

NOTE: Only seven programs can be selected

for the Start menu. If you select any items

from the Programs category, these items will

be removed from Programs.

TIP: If you have selected to show owner

information on the Today screen, just tap the

section there to edit owner information.

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Settings

2. On the Personal tab, tap Phone.

3. On the Phone tab, select the required type of

ringing tone (Ring, Vibrate, or a combination)

from the Ring type: list.

Select the required tune from the Ring tone: list.

You can tap the control buttons to listen to a sample

of the tune.

Please search the Help topics on your Toshiba

phone for Change the ring tone & ActiveSync for

detailed instructions.

Setting call barring

Call barring allows you to screen incoming and

outgoing calls.

To set call barring:

1. From the Today screen, tap Start > Settings.

2. On the Personal tab, tap Phone.

3. Tap the Services tab.

4. Tap Call Barring in the list of services, and

then tap the Get Settings... button to retrieve

settings from network.

5. When the current settings are displayed, select

the settings required for blocking incoming and

outgoing calls.

6. Tap ok.

Changing the call barring password

To change the call barring password:

1. From the Today screen, tap Start > Settings.

2. On the Personal tab, tap Phone.

3. Tap the Call Bar Pwd tab.

4. Tap the Change password... button.

5. Enter your old password, new password,

confirm you new password.

6. Tap Done. The request is sent to the network.

TIP: In the Sounds section, you can change

the way that you are notified of incoming calls.

TIP: You can also use custom *.wav, *.mid,

*.mp3, or *.wma files as ring tones.

TIP: Using the Keypad: setting, you can

select the length of tones to be played when

you tap and hold the buttons on the phone

keypad. You can also set the tones to be Off.

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Settings

Setting call forwarding

To set call forwarding:

1. From the Today screen, tap Start > Settings.

2. On the Personal tab, tap Phone.

3. Tap the Services tab.

4. Tap Call Forwarding in the list of services, and

then tap the Get Settings... button to retrieve

settings from network.

5. When the current settings are displayed, select

the settings required for forwarding incoming

calls.

6. Tap ok.

Setting call waiting

When you are in another call, the call waiting

feature will notify you of an incoming call.

To set call waiting:

1. From the Today screen, tap Start > Settings.

2. On the Personal tab, tap Phone.

3. Tap the Services tab.

4. Tap Call Waiting in the list of services, and

then tap the Get Settings... button to retrieve

settings from network.

5. When the current settings are displayed, select

whether or not you would like to be notified of

waiting calls.

6. Tap ok.

Configuring Caller ID

Caller ID allows selected parties to view your name

and phone number information on their phone when

you call them.

To configure Caller ID:

1. From the Today screen, tap Start > Settings.

2. On the Personal tab, tap Phone.

3. Tap the Services tab.

4. Tap Caller ID in the list of services, and then

tap the Get Settings... button to retrieve

settings from network.

5. When the current settings are displayed, select

who you would like to be provided with your

caller ID information.

6. Tap ok.

Voice Mail and text messages

settings

1. From the Today screen, tap Start > Settings.

2. On the Personal tab, tap Phone.

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