Toshiba Information Systems TQ5-E01 GSM SmartPhone w/WiFi and Bluetooth User Manual TG02 UM EN

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Table of contents

Preface 5

Declaration of conformity 6

Important Health and Safety

Information 8

SAFETY ICONS 8

Handling your Toshiba phone 23

Emergency Calls and GPS 23

BLUETOOTH AND WIRELESS LAN

FUNCTIONS 24

Attention 27

Disposal 28

FCC Notice 30

FCC RF exposure information 31

Disclaimers 32

Important Legal Information 33

Disclaimers 33

Care and maintenance 36

LCD Panel 36

Restarting your Toshiba phone 36

Resetting your Toshiba phone 37

Reinitialising your Toshiba phone 37

Getting started 38

Unpacking 38

Phone layout and functions 39

Installing the SIM card, microSD card

and battery 42

Charging the battery 46

Switching the power on and off 47

Touch user interface 48

Operator Settings 57

Synchronising your Toshiba phone

with a PC 57

Table of contents

Call functions 60

Receiving a call 60

Ending a call 60

Making a call 61

Speed Dial 62

In-call options 64

Multiple and multiparty calls 65

Call History 67

Messaging 68

Text messages 68

MMS messages 71

E-mail 74

Windows Live Messenger 76

Nimbuzz 77

Applications and multimedia 78

Calendar 78

Camera 79

Contacts 82

CorePlayer 85

File Explorer 85

Games 85

Getting Started 85

Internet Explorer 86

Java 88

Marketplace 89

Microsoft My Phone 90

Notes 90

Office Mobile 91

PhotoBase 92

Pictures & Videos 92

Search Phone 93

SIM Toolkit 93

Streaming Player 94

Tasks 94

Video Editor 95

Windows Live 95

Windows Media 96

Table of contents

Connectivity 98

Beam 98

Bluetooth 99

Domain Enroll 101

Internet connections 102

Internet Sharing 102

USB Mode 103

Wi-Fi 103

Wireless Manager 104

Settings 106

About 106

Adjust Geomagnetic Sensor 106

Adjust Motion Sensor 107

Backlight 107

Browser Settings 108

Certificates 108

Clock & Alarms 108

Customer Feedback 109

Encryption 109

Error Reporting 110

External GPS 110

Internal GPS 111

Location Request 111

Managed Programs 111

Master Clear 111

Memory 112

Motion Sensor Settings 113

Owner Information 113

Phone 113

Power Saving Settings 119

Power 119

Regional Settings 120

Remove Programs 120

Screen 121

Security 121

Sleep Mode Indicator 125

Table of contents

Sounds & Notifications 125

Task Manager 126

Toolbox Settings 126

Video Quality Setting 127

Volume control 127

Specifications 128

Troubleshooting 131

Annex 1 - Text input 135

Input methods 135

Input Panel 135

Writing and drawing on the screen 136

Annex 2 - Navigating your Toshiba

phone 138

Phone screen 138

Annex 3 - Common status

icons 142

Annex 4 - Configuring SMS, MMS

and e-mail 145

Setting up text messages service

centre 145

Configuring MMS settings 145

Setting up e-mail accounts 146

General messaging options 153

Annex 5 - Configuring internet

settings 155

Toshiba Corporation 160

End User License Agreements

(EULAs) 162

Licenses 168

Index 170

Preface

Hello and welcome

Congratulations on your purchase of the Toshiba TG02.

For additional phone content, please visit www.toshiba-europe.com/mobile.

If you require further technical support please contact our customer operations team as follows:

Tel.: 008000 505 2006

E-mail: customer_operations@toshiba.co.uk

Opening hours: Monday - Friday 9AM - 1PM and 2PM - 6PM (CET)

We hope you enjoy using your new Toshiba phone.

To use your Toshiba phone, you must have service from a wireless service provider. Many of the

features in your Toshiba phone depend on features in the wireless network to function. These

network services may not be available on all networks, or you may have to make specific

arrangements with your service provider before you can utilise network services. Your service

provider may need to give you additional instructions for their use and explain what charges will

apply. Some networks may have limitations that affect how you can use network services. For

instance, some networks may not support all language-dependent characters and services.

Please note that the Windows Live Messenger and Windows Live applications described in this

user manual may not be available on your Toshiba phone because support for these applications

is dependent on your network service provider.

The availability of particular products may vary by region.

Due to the continual development of our products, Toshiba reserves the right to modify this

document at any time without prior notice.

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 (TG02, Type (Model) Name TM5-E01) is in conformity with the following

standards and/or other normative documents:

EN301511 v9.0.2, 2003-03, EN301908-1 v3.2.1, 2007, EN301908-2 v3.2.1, 2007-05, EN60950-1 2006,

EN300328 v1.7.1, 2006, EN300440 v1.2.1, 2008, EN50360 2001, EN62209-1 2006, EN301489-1 v1.8.1,

2008, EN301489-3 v1.4.1, 2003, EN301489-7 v1.3.1, 2005, EN301489-17 v1.3.2, 2008 and EN301489-24

v1.4.1, 2007

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):

SGS UK, South Industrial Estate, Bowburn, and County Durham, United Kingdom DH6 5AD

XX XXXX XXXX

Hidehito Koka

Deputy Managing Director of TIU

General Manager Mobile Communications Division

Declaration of conformity

This equipment may be operated in:

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Important Health and Safety Information

Important Healt h and Safety Information

SAFETY ICONS

This manual contains safety instructions that must be observed to avoid potential hazards that

could result in personal injuries, damage to your equipment, or loss of data. These safety cautions

have been classified according to the seriousness of the risk, and icons highlight these instructions

as follows:

• Indicates a hazardous situation which, if not avoided, could result in death

or serious injury.

• Indicates a hazardous situation which, if not avoided, could result in minor

or moderate injury.

• Indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if not avoided, may

result in property damage.

•NOTICE: Provides important information.

WARNING

CAUTION

Important Health and Safety Information

RECOMMENDATIONS FOR SAFE USE OF YOUR DEVICE (PHONE,

BATTERY, ADAPTOR/CHARGER, CABLE AND OTHER ACCESSORIES)

•Never allow your Device to become wet or exposed to moisture or humidity.

Contact with liquids may cause overheating, electric shock, fire, malfunction, or serious injury.

The warranty for your Device does not apply if the water exposure detection sticker shows water

exposure or tests determine that corrosion has occurred due to water exposure, condensation,

or perspiration.

• Always turn off your Device when near a flammable or explosive gas, e.g. at a gas

station. Also, do not charge your Device in these locations. Doing so may cause the gas

to ignite or explode.

•Always check your surroundings and situation to ensure it is safe to make and receive

calls, send and receive messages, text, and/or take pictures.

Failure to do so may cause you to trip or cause a traffic accident.

•Never leave your Device in humid, dusty or hot places.

Doing so may cause malfunction.

WARNING

CAUTION

Important Health and Safety Information

•Never disassemble, modify or repair the Device.

Doing so may cause overheating, cracks, electrical shock, fire, damage to the equipment, or

serious injury.

For repair, contact your service provider.

•Never deposit fluids or insert objects such as pieces of metal or flammable materials

into the microSD card slot.

Doing so may cause overheating, fire, electric shock or malfunction.

•If you have a weak heart, always use caution when setting the call vibration or ring tone

volume.

Sudden loud sounds or vibrations may affect your heart.

•If the display is broken and the liquid crystal leaks, do not lick, swallow, or touch it.

If the liquid crystal or liquid comes into contact with your eyes or mouth, immediately

rinse with water and see a doctor. If the liquid crystal adheres to your skin or clothing,

immediately wipe it off with alcohol and wash with soap and water.

Failure to observe these precautions may cause blindness or skin injury.

WARNING

Important Health and Safety Information

KEEP DEVICE OUT OF REACH OF CHILDREN

•Always keep cables away from babies and children.

The cable, battery pack and other product parts may create a choking or swallowing hazard.

• If you see lightning or hear thunder while using your Device outdoors, immediately turn

off the power and take shelter in a safe place.

• Always keep your Device in a location within acceptable ambient temperatures of 5 to 35°C (41

to 95°F) and with humidity between 35 and 85%. Ranges are approximate. Extremely low or high

temperature/humidity conditions may temporarily shorten your battery life or result in a system

failure, malfunction or data loss.

NOTICE:

•Never use or store your Device near strong magnetic objects which may cause it to

malfunction.

Strong magnetic objects may cause misoperation.

WARNING

CAUTION

Important Health and Safety Information

BATTERY PACK

Failure to observe these instructions and avoidance of these hazards could cause the battery pack

to leak acid, explode, overheat, smoke and / or ignite, and could result in serious bodily injury.

• Never disassemble or modify the battery pack. The battery pack is equipped with built-in safety/

protection features.

• Never connect the positive (+) and negative

(-) terminals with a metal object. Never transport or store the battery pack together with metal

objects since this could cause a short-circuit and over-current.

• Never use or leave the battery pack near a heat source such as a fire or a heater (80°C (176°F)

or higher).

• Never put the battery pack into a microwave oven or pressurised container.

• The charging temperature range is 5 to 35°C (41 to 95°F) (approximately).

Never charge the battery outside this temperature range. Doing so could activate its built-in

protective features, which will prevent the recharging of the battery pack and could result in an

excessively high current and voltage.

WARNING

Important Health and Safety Information

• Never connect the battery pack to an electrical outlet or vehicle cigarette lighter or otherwise

charge the battery pack other than by the method described in this user guide. Always use the

AC Adaptor or USB Cable with your Toshiba phone to charge the battery pack. Failure to do so

could result in an extremely high current and voltage being generated.

• Always confirm that the battery terminals are correctly oriented. Reversing the terminals will

result in reverse charging, and possibly lead to acid leakage, overheating, smoke

emission,bursting and/or ignition of the battery pack.

• Never use the battery pack with any equipment other than your Toshiba phone. Doing so could

result in extremely high current and voltage.

• NEVER allow battery electrolyte liquid to come into contact with your eyes. In the event

electrolyte liquid does come into contact with your eyes, rinse immediately with clear running

water and consult a doctor. Failure to do so could result in serious eye injury.

• Always maintain a charge in the phone’s battery. Leaving the battery uncharged will affect its

performance and useful life.

NOTICE:

The battery recharge time varies depending on usage. Battery charging time is the estimated time

for a depleted battery to be charged to ‘full’ when your phone is turned off. Charging time can be

extended when your Toshiba phone is turned on. If recharging is not completed within the

recharging time immediately, stop further recharging. Continued recharging will cause the battery

to lose its ability to perform at maximum capacity.

WARNING

Important Health and Safety Information

ADAPTOR/CHARGER AND CABLE

•Never disassemble, modify or repair the Adaptor/Charger.

Doing so may cause overheating, cracks, electrical shock, fire, damage to the equipment, or

serious injury.

•Never use the adaptor/charger or cable if the power cord is damaged.

Doing so may cause electric shock, overheating or fire.

• Always charge your Toshiba phone on a stable surface and avoid excessive dust and

vibration when charging.

•Never put heavy objects on the adaptor/charger or cable or cover with any material

during charging.

Doing so may cause electric shock or fire.

•Never touch the adaptor/charger, cable or power outlet with wet hands.

Doing so may cause electric shock.

•Always use the specified voltage and current.

Using the adaptor with incorrect voltage may cause a fire or malfunction. Use the AC Adaptor for

Global Use to charge the battery overseas.

AC Adaptor: AC 120V

AC Adaptor for Global Use: AC100V to 240V (specific to vehicle with negative ground)

• Never use AC Adaptor for charging near a landline phone or receiver to avoid noise

bursts.

WARNING

Important Health and Safety Information

•Always grasp the plug when unplugging the adaptor/charger from the power supply.

Do not pull the cord itself.

Pulling the cord may damage it and cause electric shock or fire.

•Always unplug the adaptor/charger from the power outlet before cleaning and when the

adaptor/charger will be left unused for an extended period.

Failure to do so may cause electric shock, fire or malfunction.

•If water or other liquid gets into the adaptor/charger, immediately unplug it from the

power outlet.

Failure to do so may cause electric shock, smoke or fire.

• Always connect to products that bear the USB-IF logo or have completed the USB-IF

compliance program.

POTENTIAL HEARING LOSS AND DAMAGE

Prolonged exposure to loud sounds [including music] is one cause of preventable hearing loss and

other auditory damage, including tinnitus (ringing in the ear). Scientific research suggests that the

prolonged use of portable phones and/or music devices at high volume for long periods of time

could cause hearing damage. This includes the use of headsets, earbuds and Bluetooth® or other

wireless devices. When using any portable audio device, you should exercise common sense,

including limiting the amount of time you listen, lowering the volume, and discontinuing use and

consulting a doctor if you experience any hearing difficulty or discomfort after listening.

WARNING

Important Health and Safety Information

DRIVING SAFETY

• Always check and comply with local laws and regulations concerning the legal and permitted use

of wireless devices in moving vehicles. Many jurisdictions prohibit or otherwise restrict the use

of wireless devices by vehicle drivers and operators. It is your responsibility to know and comply

with the law in your area.

• Always use hands-free operation where required by law.

When hands-free operation is not available pull off the road to a safe location before making or

answering a call.

• Never use the video function of your Toshiba phone when driving a motor vehicle or other mode

of transportation.

• Never place objects, including either installed or portable wireless equipment, in the area over

the airbag or in the airbag deployment area.

WARNING

Important Health and Safety Information

RADIO FREQUENCY(RF) INTERFERENCE/PERSONAL MEDICAL DEVICES

Your Toshiba phone generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy. Almost all electronic

receivers are subject to radio frequency interference from external sources if inadequately shielded

or designed, or otherwise not configured to be compatible. As a result, your Toshiba phone may

cause interference with other receivers.

Users of your phone are encouraged to avoid such interference by following one or more of these

measures:

• Reorienting or relocating the receiver antenna.

• Increasing the gap between your Device and the receiver.

• Increasing the separation between the equipment, your Device and the receiver.

• Connecting your Device into an outlet on a circuit other than that to which the receiver is

connected.

• Consulting the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician.

In addition to the above, follow these instructions to avoid interference problems:

Aircraft: Use of your Toshiba phone may be prohibited while in the aircraft, whether on the ground

or in flight. Always follow the instructions of flight crew, pilots and/or others responsible for the

safety of the aircraft and passengers concerning the permitted and prohibited use of your Toshiba

phone.

WARNING

Important Health and Safety Information

Vehicles: RF signals may affect installed or inadequately shielded electronic systems in motor

vehicles. Check with the vehicle manufacturer or its representative.

Pacemakers: The Health Industry Manufacturers Association recommends the following:

• That a minimum separation of at least six inches (15 centimetres) be maintained between a

handheld wireless device or phone and a pacemaker to avoid potential interference with the

pacemaker.

• Never carry your Toshiba phone or other wireless device near to your heart.

• If there is any reason to suspect that interference is taking place, turn off the Device immediately.

• Always use the ear opposite the pacemaker side.

Hearing Aids: Mobile phone usage may interfere with some hearing aids. If this happens, you

should contact your service provider or doctor for further information.

Other Medical Devices: If you use any other medical device, consult the device manufacturer or

your physician to determine whether it is adequately shielded from external RF energy.

Health Care Facilities: Always turn your Toshiba phone off in health care facilities when regulations

posted in these areas instruct you to do so. Hospitals and other health care facilities may use

equipment that is sensitive to external RF energy.

Important Health and Safety Information

Blasting Area: Always turn your Toshiba phone off when in a “blasting area” or in areas with a

notification to “Turn off Two-way radios”.

Other Posted Facilities: Always turn off your Toshiba phone in any facility or other location where

required by posted notice.

PLASTIC BAGS

Plastic bags can be dangerous. To avoid danger of suffocation keep this bag away from babies and

children.

WARNING

Important Health and Safety Information

EFFICIENT USE

When using your Toshiba phone always take frequent breaks and rest your eyes periodically to

avoid eyestrain, fatigue and/or headaches. Always position the LCD screen away from bright light

sources and glare. Glare on the LCD screen could cause eyestrain, fatigue and/or headaches.

Proper lightning conditions can improve the visibility of the LCD screen and reduce eyestrain, eye

fatigue or headaches.

Repetitive motion and use, such as pressing keys on the screen or playing games may cause

repetitive strain. As a result, you may experience occasional discomfort in your hands, wrists, arms,

shoulders, neck, or other parts of your body. Take short/ periodical rest breaks to avoid strain. If

you continue to have discomfort during or after such use, stop using your Toshiba phone and

consult your doctor.

CAUTION

Important Health and Safety Information

METAL ALLERGIES

If you have any metal allergies, contact with certain components of your Toshiba phone could

cause itchiness, rashes or sores. If this occurs, stop using your Toshiba phone immediately and

consult a doctor.

Your Toshiba phone contains the following metal components at the following locations:

Part Materials Surface treatment

Power key

Volume keys

Camera key

Polycarbonate Aluminium deposition

+ UV coating

Side slip Polycarbonate Tin deposition

+ UV coating

Important Health and Safety Information

HOT DEVICE AFTER PROLONGED USE

When you use your Device for a prolonged period of time, such as when you are talking on the

phone, charging the battery or browsing the web, your Toshiba phone or Adaptor/charger

(including conversion cable) can become hot. Always avoid prolonged contact with the phone and

AC Adaptor/charger to prevent skin irritation and/or heat related injury.

PROTECTION OF PERSONAL INFORMATION

•Never place the Device near magnetic cards or media.

The magnetic data in cash cards, credit cards, telephone cards, floppy disks, etc. may be

erased.

• Always scan new files for viruses. Ask your service provider or network administrator to help you.

To safeguard your privacy, you should erase important data before selling or disposing of your

Toshiba phone. IF YOUR DATA IS ALTERED OR LOST DUE TO ANY TROUBLE, FAILURE OR

MALFUNCTION OF THE DEVICE AND DATA CANNOT BE RECOVERED, TOSHIBA SHALL

NOT BE LIABLE FOR ANY DAMAGE OR LOSS OF DATA, OR ANY OTHER DAMAGES

RESULTING THEREFROM. WHEN COPYING OR TRANSFERRING YOUR DATA, PLEASE BE

SURE TO CONFIRM WHETHER THE DATA HAS BEEN SUCCESSFULLY COPIED OR

TRANSFERRED. TOSHIBA DISCLAIMS ANY LIABILITY FOR THE FAILURE TO COPY OR

TRANSFER THE DATA CORRECTLY.

CAUTION

Important Health and Safety Information

Handling your Toshiba

phone

NOTICE:

• Do not turn off your Toshiba phone when

using the microSD card. Doing so may cause

data loss or malfunction.

• Removing the battery from the phone or

failing to keep the battery charged could

result in the loss or corruption of stored data

and settings.

• The digital communication system your

Toshiba phone employs provides a high level

of privacy protection. However, the possibility

of someone eavesdropping on your

conversation cannot be ruled out as long as

radio waves are used.

Emergency Calls and GPS

Never rely solely upon your Toshiba phone for

essential communications (e.g. medical

emergencies) since a wireless phone requires a

complex combination of radio signals, relay

stations and landline networks for its operation.

Consequently, emergency calls may not always

be possible under all conditions on all wireless

phone systems.

CAUTION

Important Health and Safety Information

BLUETOOTH AND

WIRELESS LAN FUNCTIONS

NOTICE:

• Your Toshiba phone supports the Bluetooth®

security function compliant with Bluetooth

standards, but the security may not be

sufficient depending on the setting.

In the event your Toshiba phone causes harmful

radio wave interference with other equipment

using the same Bluetooth frequency band,

promptly change the operating frequency or

stop radio wave emission by turning off the

power.

Do not use the wireless LAN function in

magnetic fields surrounding electric appliances

or AV, OA equipment, or at the place where

electromagnetic waves are generated.

• When the wireless LAN is adversely

affected by magnetism or electric noise, the

transmission noise may be increased or

communication disabled (especially when

you use a microwave oven, the wireless

LAN may often be influenced).

• When you use the wireless LAN near a

television set or a radio, poor reception may

occur or the TV picture may be distorted.

• If there are multiple wireless LAN access

points within a confined space and the

same channel is used, correct channel

searching may be adversely affected.

• Precaution when using a 2.4 GHz device

within the frequency band used by wireless

LAN equipment, a local radio station

(requiring a license) is operated, which is

used for mobile object identification at the

production lines of factories manufacturing

industrial, scientific and medical equipment

such as microwave ovens and others, as well

as a specified low power radio station (not

requiring license) and an amateur radio

station (requiring a license).

1. Ensure that both the specified low power

radio station and the amateur radio station

are not operating.

Important Health and Safety Information

2. Where the local radio station for mobile

object identification is adversely affected by

radio wave interference from the

equipment, change the frequency used by

the equipment or stop the radio-wave

transmission immediately, and then contact

the inquiries number provided on the back

of this manual to consult for handling details

to prevent interference (for example, setting

up partitions), and so on.

3. In addition, when other troubles occur, such

as where a specified low power radio station

or amateur radio station for mobile object

identification is adversely affected by radio

wave interference from the equipment,

contact your service provider.

• Bluetooth wireless technology is a new

innovative technology, and Toshiba does not

guarantee compatibility of its Bluetooth

equipment/function with all equipment using

such Bluetooth wireless technology.

• Bluetooth and Wireless LAN devices operate

within the same radio frequency range and

may interfere with one another. If you use

Bluetooth and Wireless LAN devices

simultaneously, you may occasionally

experience sub-optimal network

performance or even lose your network

connection. If you should experience any

such trouble, immediately 1) separate the two

devices with a gap of at least 10 meters (33

ft); or 2) turn off either one of your Bluetooth or

Wireless LAN.

• Wireless connectivity and some features may

require the purchase of additional

subscription service from your service

provider.

The availability of public Wireless LAN

access points may be limited. The

transmission speed may also vary depending

on the surrounding electromagnetic

environment, obstacles, access point design,

application software installed, and the format

of the data transmitted.

Important Health and Safety Information

• Bluetooth wireless technology is a new

innovative technology, and Toshiba does not

guarantee the compatibility of its Bluetooth

equipment/function all headsets and/or other

equipment using Bluetooth wireless

technology.

• Bluetooth and Wireless LAN devices operate

within the same radio frequency range

(2.4Ghz) and may interfere with one another.

If you use Bluetooth/ Wireless LAN near any

device using Wireless LAN/ Bluetooth, you

may occasionally experience sub-optimal

network performance or even lose your

network connection. If you should experience

any such trouble, 1) immediately separate

these two devices with a gap of at least 10

meters (33 ft) or more; or 2) immediately turn

off either your Bluetooth or Wireless LAN.

• Wireless connectivity and some features may

require the purchase of an additional

subscription service from your service

provider.

The availability of public Wireless LAN

access points may be limited. The

transmission speed may vary depending on

the surrounding electromagnetic

environment, obstacles, access point design,

application software installed, and the format

of the data transmitted.

• 54Mbps is the theoretical maximum speed

under the IEEE802.11 (a/b/g) standard.

Actual data transmission speeds will vary

depending on the line conditions or the

surrounding environment. When you are

outside of your service providers’ high-speed

network coverage or connecting to a wireless

access point not corresponding to the high

speed network, the actual data transmission

speed may be slow.

Important Health and Safety Information

Attention

• Please be aware that your service provider is

not responsible when the data stored cannot

be restored for security reasons when

passwords, such as your security code (PIN),

have been forgotten.

• When the memory residual quantity of your

Toshiba phone decreases, the low

application of an activity ratio is forced to

terminate. Since data being worked on may

not have been saved, please save

periodically.

• When you repair or replace your phone,

please delete any personal data saved to

your Device beforehand.

In the case of repair, the Phonebook, data

saved, programs, and various settings are

initialised.

THIRD PARTY SERVICES AND

ACCESSORIES

• Certain features of your Toshiba phone

require a separately purchased subscription

service from your service provider. The

performance of certain features will vary

depending on your service providers’ network

coverage and settings, and/or environmental

conditions.

Always contact your service provider

concerning the availability of the service,

functional limitations and terms and

conditions.

• Use of third-party services requires a

functioning Internet and Wireless LAN

connection and may be limited or unavailable

based on conditions, factors, or events

outside Toshiba’s control, such as your

Internet connection, router, wiring, and other

network and/or transmission conditions. You

are responsible for any telephone or

broadband service charges incurred as a

result of using such services.

CAUTION

Important Health and Safety Information

• Before connecting your Toshiba phone to an

accessory or other device, read the

supporting documentation to confirm that the

other device is compatible.

• Toshiba does not guarantee that the read/

write function of your Toshiba phone is

compatible with all microSD cards in the

market. Always use only high quality and

stable SD cards to best ensure data

protection and integrity.

• Earphones are not provided as original

equipment and must be purchased

separately. Toshiba does not guarantee the

compatibility and/or the functionality of

earphones used with this phone. Consult with

the earphone manufacturer.

Also, before purchasing and using earphones

read and understand the section of this

manual entitled “Potential Hearing Loss and

Damage.”

Disposal

The following information is only valid for EU-

member states.

Disposal of products

The crossed out wheeled dust bin symbol

indicates that products must be collected and

disposed of separately from household waste.

Integrated batteries and accumulators can be

disposed of with the product. They will be

separated at the recycling centres.

The black bar indicates that the product was

placed on the market after August 13, 2005.

By participating in separate collection of

Important Health and Safety Information

products and batteries, you will help to assure

the proper disposal of products and thus help to

prevent potential negative consequences for

the environment and human health.

For more detailed information about the

collection and recycling programmes available

in your country, please contact your local city

office or the shop where you purchased the

product.

Disposal of batteries and/or

accumulators

The crossed out wheeled dust bin symbol

indicates that batteries and/or accumulators

must be collected and disposed of separately

from household waste.

If the battery or accumulator contains more than

the specified values of lead (Pb), mercury (Hg),

and/or cadmium (Cd) defined in the Battery

Directive (2006/66/EC), then the chemical

symbols for lead (Pb), mercury (Hg) and/or

cadmium (Cd) will appear below the crossed out

wheeled dust bin symbol.

By participating in separate collection of

batteries, you will help to assure the proper

disposal of products and batteries and thus help

to prevent potential negative consequences for

the environment and human health.

For more detailed information about the

collection and recycling programmes available

in your country, please contact your local city

office or the shop where you purchased the

product.

Important Health and Safety Information

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.

NOTICE:

• This equipment has been tested and found to

comply with the limits for 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:

- Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.

- Increase the separation between the

equipment and receiver.

- Connect the equipment into an outlet on a

circuit different from that to which the

receiver is connected.

- Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/

TV technician for help.

You are cautioned that changes or

modifications not expressly approved by the

part responsible for compliance could void the

user’s authority to operate the equipment.

Important Health and Safety Information

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 1.6 W/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 this

model handset when tested for use at the ear is

0.239 W/kg and when worn on the body, as

described in this user guide, is 0.381 W/kg.

Body-worn operation

This phone was tested for typical body-worn

operations with the back of the phone kept at a

distance of 1.5 cm 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 this model handset is on file with

the FCC and can be found under the Display

Grant section of https://fjallfoss.fcc.gov/oetcf/

eas/reports/GenericSearch.cfm after searching

Important Health and Safety Information

on FCC ID SP2-TM5-E01.

Additional information on Specific Absorption

Rates (SAR) can be found on the Cellular

Telecommunications & Internet Association

(CTIA) website at http://www.phonefacts.net.

Disclaimers

Under some conditions, your Toshiba phone

may automatically lock-up. This is a normal

protective feature designed to reduce the risk of

lost data or damage to the product when used

outside recommended conditions. To avoid any

risk of lost data, always make backup copies of

data by periodically storing it on an external

storage medium. Use your Toshiba phone only

under recommended conditions.

CAUTION

Important Legal Information

Disclaimers

Performance of your Device may vary from

specifications under certain conditions,

including the following:

1. The use of certain multimedia, computer

generated graphics or video applications,

2. Slow network connections,

3. The use of several applications or functions

simultaneously, or

4. The use of your Device at temperatures

outside the range of 5 to 35°C (41 to 95°F).

The information contained in this manual,

including but not limited to any product

specifications, is subject to change without

notice.

TOSHIBA CORPORATION AND

TOSHIBAINFORMATION SYSTEMS,

(UK) LIMITED (TOSHIBA) PROVIDE NO

WARRANTY WITH REGARD TO THIS

MANUAL OR ANY OTHER INFORMATION

CONTAINED HEREIN AND HEREBY

DISCLAIMS ANY IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF

SATISFACTORY QUALITY OR FITNESS FOR

PARTICULAR PURPOSE WITH REGARD TO

ANY OF THE FOREGOING. TOSHIBA

ASSUMES NO LIABILITY FOR ANY

DAMAGES INCURRED DIRECTLY OR

INDIRECTLY FROM ANY TECHNICAL OR

TYPOGRAPHICAL ERRORS OR OMISSIONS

CONTAINED HEREIN OR FOR

DISCREPANCIES BETWEEN THE

PRODUCT AND THE MANUAL. UNDER NO

CIRCUMSTANCES SHALL TOSHIBA BE

LIABLE FOR ANY INCIDENTAL,

CONSEQUENTIAL, SPECIAL, OR

EXEMPLARY DAMAGES,OR LOSS OF DATA

WHETHER BASED ON TORT, CONTRACT

OR OTHERWISE, ARISING OUT OF OR IN

CONNECTION WITH THIS MANUAL OR ANY

OTHER INFORMATION CONTAINED

HEREIN OR THE USE THEREOF.

Important Legal Information

Export Administration Regulations.

Your Device and this document contains

technical data that may be controlled under

European and each Member State law. Any

export, directly or indirectly, in contravention of

the laws are prohibited.

Third-party Services

Toshiba makes no warranties, representations,

or assurances about the availability or

functionality of third-party services. Such

services are provided by third parties, and the

availability, functionality, and/or content thereof

may be changed, removed, discontinued,

interrupted, restricted, or disabled at any time.

Without altering or restricting this general

disclaimer, Toshiba expressly disclaims any

liability for changes, removals, discontinuations,

interruptions, restrictions, or disablement of

third-party services.

Software

Some software may differ from its retail version

(if available), and may not include user guide or

all program functionality.

Your Device contains works of which the

(“Copyrighted Works”). Laws preserved for

Toshiba and the third parties certain exclusive

rights for the Copyrighted Works. You are

granted a nonexclusive, non-transferable and

non-assignable license to use the Copyrighted

Works solely for the intended purpose of your

Device. The purchase of your Device shall not

be deemed to grant any license under the

copyrights, except for the foregoing license. No

Copyrighted Works may be modified,

distributed, reverse-engineered, decompiled or

reproduced in any manner except to the extent

allowed by law.

Images recorded with the camera of your

Device are intended for personal use. Do not

record images that infringe copyright laws

without the prior permission of the copyright

holder. Recording of images from

performances, exhibitions, or commercial

properties may lead to violations of copyright or

other legal rights even if the image was shot for

personal use. The copying or reproducing of

paper money, coins, and securities in circulation

is strictly prohibited.

Care and maintenance

LCD Panel

• Always use a soft and dry cloth or other

suitable non-abrasive product or material

(such as lens paper or eyeglass cleaning

cloth) to clean your Toshiba phone. Your

phone’s LCD panel is coated with a special

agent that allows a clear view of the colour

liquid crystal display. Never vigorously wipe

or scratch the LCD panel.

• Never use alcohol, thinner, benzene,

ammonia, window cleaners, household

cleaners, aerosol sprays, solvents, abrasives

or detergents to clean your phone. Doing so

may cause the printing on the surfaces of

your phone to fade.

• In the event water or other liquid gets on the

LCD panel, clean and dry as directed above.

Failure to properly clean the LCD panel could

result in spotting and damage to the LCD

coating.

Restarting your Toshiba

phone

If you have any problems, such as your phone

freezing, restart your phone.

To do so:

1. Press and hold the Power key.

2. Tap Power Off to confirm powering off your

phone.

3. Wait a few seconds, then press and hold the

Power key to switch your phone on.

If, after you have restarted your Toshiba phone,

the problem remains:

1. Remove the battery (see Getting started

for instructions).

2. Re-insert the battery, then switch on your

phone (see Getting started for

instructions).

Care and maintenance

Resetting your Toshiba

phone

If you still have problems after restarting your

phone, you can reset your phone.

Resetting your Toshiba phone causes it to

restart and adjusts the memory allocation. Your

phone will revert to the same status as it was the

last time it was “On”. Unsaved data may be lost.

To reset your Toshiba phone:

Press and hold the Power key for

approximately 15 seconds.

Reinitialising your Toshiba

phone

For details of reinitialising your Toshiba phone,

see Master Clear in Settings.

We recommend that you back up all of your data

before reinitialising your Toshiba phone.

NOTICE: Unsaved data may be lost. It is

recommended that you frequently back up the

data on your phone.

NOTICE: If you attempt to reset your Toshiba

phone just after installation of any of your own

programs or changing settings, you will be

unable to do so. In such case, you should install

your own program or change settings again.

NOTICE: Before reinitialising your Toshiba

phone, see the Settings (page 106) of this user

guide including Encryption (page 109) and

Master Clear (page 111). Failure to carefully

follow these instructions may result in the

permanent loss of data.

Getting started

Unpacking

Please ensure that the contents of your sales

pack include:

• Your Toshiba phone

• Battery

•AC charger

•USB cable

• Headset and headset adapter

•Quick Start Guide

• Legal and Safety Information leaflet

• CD (User Guide)

NOTE: If any of the items listed are

missing, contact the retailer where you

purchased your Toshiba phone.

Getting started

Phone layout and functions

1. Earpiece

2. LED indicator - indicates various states of

the phone.

Red - phone is charging.

Blue (flashing) - a call, message or

notification has been received.

Green (flashing) - phone is in sleep mode.

3. Touch screen

4. Home key - tap to access the Home

screen.

5. Start key - tap to access the Windows

Mobile Start screen.

6. Send key - used to make, answer and hold

calls. Tap to access the Phone screen.

7. Microphone

Getting started

8. Camera lens

9. microSD card slot

10.Battery cover

11.Speaker

12.SIM card slot

Getting started

13.Cable, phone charging and headset

connector (Micro-USB)

14.Camera key - long press to launch the

Camera application.

If Camera application is already running,

press to capture a photo or begin/stop

recording a video clip.

15.Volume Down key - press to decrease the

volume.

16.Volume Up key - short press to increase

the volume; long press to switch between

portrait and landscape modes when the

Auto screen orientation change

checkbox is unticked (see Motion Sensor

Settings in Settings for details).

17.Power key - short press to enter/leave

sleep mode; long press to switch phone on/

off (The phone starts with a vibration and

the green LED indicator illuminated.); long

press for approximately 15 seconds to reset

the phone.

Getting started

Installing the SIM card,

microSD card and battery

To install the SIM card, microSD card and

battery:

1. Move the cover of the cable, phone

charging and headset connector away from

the side of the phone.

2. With the back of the phone facing up, press

down on the battery cover. Slide the cover

towards the bottom of the phone, then lift it

upwards and remove it from the phone.

3. If the battery is already installed, lift the tab

at its base, then remove the battery.

IMPORTANT: The SIM card is easily

damaged by scratching and bending, so

take care when handling it.

IMPORTANT: Keep SIM card away from

static, dust and water.

IMPORTANT: Power off the phone and

disconnect the charger before inserting or

removing the SIM card.

Getting started

4. With the gold connectors facing

downwards, align the SIM card the correct

way, as shown in the diagram below. Push

down lightly while sliding the SIM card into

place.

5. With the gold connectors facing

downwards, align the microSD card the

correct way, as shown in the diagram

below. Gently slide the microSD card into

the slot until it clicks into place.

Getting started

To remove the microSD card, gently press it

inwards. It will automatically eject.

IMPORTANT: Do not remove the

microSD card while the phone is reading

data from, or writing data to, the card.

TIP: Your Toshiba TG02 supports

microSDHC™ memory cards. When

transferring a memory card from your

Toshiba phone to another device, please

check with the device manufacturer that

SDHC cards are fully supported.

Getting started

6. Insert the battery into the battery

compartment with the gold connectors

facing towards the top of the phone. The

battery is shaped so that it can only be

inserted this way. Gently push on the

bottom of the battery (non-connector end)

to insert it completely.

7. Gently slide the battery cover upward into

place.

WARNING: There is a danger of

explosion if the battery is incorrectly

replaced.

Getting started

Charging the battery

You will need to fully charge the battery before

you can switch your Toshiba phone on for the

first time. You can charge your battery in the

following two ways:

•Either plug the AC charger into an AC outlet

and connect it to the charger connector on

your Toshiba phone. When the battery is

fully charged, unplug the AC charger from

the AC outlet and disconnect it from the

phone charger connector by gripping it

tightly and pulling gently,

•connect your Toshiba phone to a PC with the

USB cable.

The battery will only achieve optimum

performance after two or three complete

charges.

When charging is complete, disconnect the AC

charger from the power source, or the USB

cable from the PC, then disconnect your

Toshiba phone.

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.

IMPORTANT: Do not remove the battery

while it is charging.

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, see Backlight, Power, and

Power Saving Settings in Settings.

Getting started

Low battery

When the battery charge level drops to 10% of

its total capacity, an alert message and the low

battery icon are displayed.

If the battery charge level runs too low for normal

operation, your Toshiba phone will

automatically switch off.

Managing a low battery

When the low battery alert is displayed, you

should do the following:

1. Save your current data.

2. Charge the battery as soon as possible.

3. If you are unable to charge the battery

immediately, we recommend that you

switch off your phone.

Switching the power on and

off

To switch your Toshiba phone on:

1. Press and hold the Power key for

approximately two seconds.

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

the code.

To switch your Toshiba phone off:

1. Press and hold the Power key.

2. Tap Power Off to confirm powering off the

phone.

WARNING: The PIN code activates the

services in your Toshiba phone and

should be provided in the documentation

supplied by your service provider.

If you enter the incorrect PIN for your SIM

card three consecutive times, you will

need to contact your service provider to

obtain the Personal Unblocking Key

(PUK). Do not try to guess the PUK as

your SIM card will be rendered

permanently inoperative following ten

consecutive unsuccessful attempts.

Getting started

Touch user interface

Overview

The enormous 4.1” wide VGA (800x480) touch-

screen display, Spb Mobile Shell, and Toshiba’s

custom-built, toolbox which includes the

magnifying glass, Toshiba free pad, and task

switcher provide users with easy-to-use

navigation between different applications.

Innovative gesture operations also make it easy

to carry out everyday tasks without even

touching the screen - a simple shake when the

Toshiba phone is ringing, for instance, will

automatically activate an incoming call, while the

magnifying glass with its capability will enlarge

anything that comes under it when you need to

easily view the screen display. Also coupling with

floating touch pad and task switcher makes your

Toshiba phone's one hand operation easier.

Spb Mobile Shell

Spb Mobile Shell brings the perfect usability

balance to the Toshiba touch screen phone. It

will allow you, using one hand, to get

information, launch programs, make calls and

navigate your Toshiba phone simply and easily.

Spb Home has two components: Professional

Home and Lifestyle Home. Spb Lifestyle Home

is set as a default for your Toshiba phone. You

can fully customise the Home layout by adding

your own favourite widgets for one-tap access in

a user friendly manner.

The majority of the Home functionality is

implemented via widgets. There are widgets for

all purposes: widget-based photo contacts,

media player, profiles, weather, world time, and

wireless manager, etc.

The Home screen extends beyond the screen

width to provide more space for adding icons,

widgets, and more. Slide your finger horizontally

across the screen to go to the left or right side of

the extended Home screen.

NOTE: To access the Home screen, tap

located below the touch screen. To

access the Windows Mobile Start screen,

tap located below the touch screen at

any time.

Getting started

1. Menu button - tap to view the available

layout options such as adding widgets,

editing layout, and changing settings.

2. View button - tap to access the Spb Mobile

Shell pages in the selected view style

(carousel or tiles).

3. Launcher tab - tap to access the Launcher,

which consists of two pages, a smart

launcher and Spb Menu. The smart

launcher shows the frequently used

shortcuts to display and allows you to

manage your favourite items. the Spb Menu

contains all your Toshiba phone programs,

settings, and tools well-organised in

categories.

4. Contacts tab - tap to access the Favorite

Contacts, which helps you manage your

contacts and calls.

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Getting started

5. Status indicators - See Annex 3 -

Common status icons for further

information.

6. Operator Name - displays the operator

name of the current network.

7. Battery - displays the remaining power in

your battery. Tap to access Power settings.

8. Phone Profile - allows you to select one of

three basic phone profiles Normal, Vibrate,

and Silent. You can also edit the normal

profile.

9. Wireless Manager - allows you to quickly

turn on or off your phone wireless

connections such as Bluetooth, Wi-Fi,

Phone, and Flight Mode on or off.

10.Digital Clock - displays the current time.

Tap to open the time screen for more

details.

11.Missed Calls - icon is highlighted with the

number of new missed calls. Tap to access

call history.

12.Voicemails - icon is highlighted with the

number of new voicemails. Tap to dial the

voicemail. For details of setting up voice

mail, see Setting up voice mail in

Settings.

13.Emails - icon is highlighted with the number

of new emails you have in your inbox. You

can open your Inbox to read new emails

with just a tap.

14.SMS and MMS – icon is highlighted with the

number of new SMS and MMS messages.

Tap to access text messages inbox.

15.Weather - displays the current weather

forecast. Tap to open the weather details

page where you can update forecast or

access the weather options.

16.Agenda - displays events and

appointments. Tap to view the detailed

agenda in calendar.

See the Spb Mobile Shell webpage for further

information.

To access the Home screen at any time, tap .

Getting started

Basic Controls

The controls on the Toshiba phone touch user

interface change dynamically depending on the

task you are performing.

Starting an application

To start an application:

Tap the application icon.

To return to the Home screen:

Tap located below the touch screen at any

time.

You can view and switch active applications by

using Task Switcher. See Task Switcher for

details.

Scrolling

To scroll up or down:

Drag up or down by your finger. On some

screens such as web pages, you can also scroll

from side to side.

Getting started

To scroll up or down quickly:

Flick by your finger. You can wait for the

scrolling to come to a stop, or tap or touch

anywhere on the screen to stop it immediately.

Magnifying Glass

The Magnifying Glass enables you to magnify a

portion of the displayed screen.

Starting the Magnifying Glass

To start the Magnifying Glass:

Start the Toolbox, and then tap . For

information on starting the Toolbox, see

Toolbox.

Getting started

Drag the Magnifying Glass to where you want

to magnify by tapping and holding its frame. The

items displayed within the glass are magnified.

Changing the display magnification power

To change the display magnification power:

Tap the magnification power icon on the right of

the Magnifying Glass to toggle between x1.5,

x2, and x2.5.

Ending the Magnifying Glass

To close the Magnifying Glass:

Tap X on the right of the glass.

NOTE: The Magnifying Glass is disabled

by disabling the Toolbox.

Getting started

Motion Sensor

The Motion Sensor in your Toshiba phone

enables you to quickly and easily carry out a

variety of operations.

You can set up your phone to carry out specific

operations when you move the phone in a

particular way.

Examples of the motions and corresponding

operations are as follows:

• Change the screen orientation by turning the

phone sideways.

• Answer a call by lightly shaking the phone.

•Start Task Manager by tapping the back of

the phone twice.

For information on setting up the Motion

Sensor, see Motion Sensor Settings in

Settings.

Toolbox

The Toolbox enables you to start the following

functions:

•Toshiba Free Pad

•Magnifying Glass

•Task Switcher

To open the Toolbox:

Slide your finger upwards on the Start key

located below the touch screen.

The Toolbox is automatically hidden after

approximately 5 seconds.

NOTE: You can choose to disable the

Toolbox. By not using Toolbox, the

Toshiba Free Pad, Magnifying Glass,

and Task Switcher are also disabled. For

information on setting up the Toolbox,

see Toolbox Settings in Settings.

Getting started

Toshiba Free Pad

The Toshiba Free Pad consists of two items -

the Multi Function Pad and the Free Cursor

Pad.

The Multi Function Pad operates as cursor

(up, down, left, right) and Enter buttons. It also

enables you to access the Windows Mobile

Start screen.

The Free Cursor Pad displays a mouse pointer

on the screen so that you can operate the phone

in the same way as using a mouse with a PC.

To open the Toshiba Free Pad, start the

Toolbox and tap .

You can choose to use the right- or left-handed

Toshiba Free Pad. For information on setting

up the Toshiba Free Pad, see Toolbox

Settings in Settings.

To close the Toshiba Free Pad, drag it out of

the touch screen or tap X.

Multi Function Pad

Right-handed use Left-handed use

1. Top bar

To move the Multi Function Pad, tap and

hold the top bar, and move the pad as it

expands.

2. Up, Down, Left and Right buttons

3. Enter button

Operates as the Enter key for selected items.

4. Start screen button

5. OK/Close button

Operates as the OK or X button is displayed

at the bottom right of the screen.

6. Switching pad button

Tap and hold this button to switch to the

Free Cursor Pad.

7. Closing pad button

NOTE: The Toshiba Free Pad is disabled

by disabling the Toolbox, see Toolbox

Settings in Settings.

Getting started

Free Cursor Pad

Right-handed use Left-handed use

1. Top bar

To move the Free Cursor Pad, tap and

hold the top bar, and move the pad as it

expands.

2. Free cursor area

Move the pointer by moving your finger on

the pad.

3. Enter button

Tapping this button operates in the same

way as clicking the mouse button on an

item.

4. Switching pad button

Tap and hold this button to switch to the

Multi Function Pad.

5. Closing pad button

Task Switcher

The Task Switcher displays the icons of the

current active applications.

Tap the required icon to change the screen

display to the application.

To start the Task Switcher:

Start the Toolbox, and then tap .

To close the Task Switcher:

Tap X on the bottom left of the screen.

NOTE: The Task Switcher is disabled by

disabling the Toolbox.

In addition, you can access the Task

Manager by tapping on the right

bottom of the screen.

Getting started

Operator Settings

Using Operator Settings, you can quickly and

easily configure mobile service provider

settings, including GPRS, WAP, and MMS.

To use Operator Settings:

1. Tap > Settings > Connections >

Operator Settings.

2. If the required settings are available from

the U/SIM, tap the button showing your

mobile service provider name.

3. If the settings are not available from the

U/SIM, tap Select Operator.

4. Tap your country in the list, then tap Next.

5. Tap your mobile service provider in the list,

then tap OK.

Synchronising your Toshiba

phone with a PC

ActiveSync (for PCs running

Windows XP or earlier)

ActiveSync acts as the gateway between your

Microsoft Windows-powered PC and your

Toshiba phone. It allows you to synchronise

Microsoft Outlook information, Microsoft Office

documents, pictures, music, videos and

applications to and from your phone.

In addition to synchronising with a PC,

ActiveSync allows you to synchronise

Microsoft Outlook information directly with

Microsoft Exchange Server 2003 and Microsoft

Exchange Server 2007, so that you can keep

your e-mail, calendar data, tasks and contact

information updated wirelessly when you’re

away from your PC.

You can install ActiveSync by downloading it

from the Microsoft website.

Getting started

Once the software has been installed and your

Toshiba phone is connected to your PC, 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.

Starting and stopping ActiveSync

synchronisation

To start and stop synchronisation:

1. Access ActiveSync. For details, see

Windows Mobile Start Screen Structure

in Annex 2 - Navigating your Toshiba

phone.

2. To start synchronisation, tap Sync.

3. To stop synchronisation, tap Stop.

Changing ActiveSync settings

Once you have set up synchronisation using the

ActiveSync Setup Wizard on the PC, you can

change your synchronization 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 ActiveSync Help on the

PC.

• If you want to change ActiveSync settings

for synchronising with an Exchange server,

use ActiveSync on your Toshiba phone.

NOTE: Disconnect your Toshiba phone

from your PC before changing the

synchronisation settings.

Getting started

Windows Mobile Device Center

(for PCs running Windows Vista)

The Windows Mobile Device Center:

• Combines an efficient synchronisation

platform with a compelling user experience.

• Enables you to set up new partnerships,

synchronise content and manage music,

pictures and video with Windows Mobile

powered devices (Windows Mobile 2003 or

later).

• Helps you to synchronise information such

as e-mail, contacts and calendar

appointments, easily manage your

synchronisation settings, and transfer

documents between your phone and PC.

You can install Windows Mobile Device Center

(WMDC) by downloading it from the Microsoft

website.

For further information on ActiveSync and

WMDC, refer to the Help on your PC.

Call functions

Receiving a call

Answering or ignoring a call

• To answer an incoming call, tap or .

• To ignore an incoming call, tap .

Ending a call

To end a call, tap End or End Call.

NOTE: If you choose to ignore a call, the

caller will be connected to your voice mail,

provided you are subscribed to this

service.

TIP: When you have an incoming call

during sleep mode, you can do the

following:

• Answer the incoming call by sliding the

to the right.

• Ignore the incoming call by sliding the

to the right.

TIP: You can answer an incoming call by

lightly shaking the phone.

For information on activating shake

operation, see Motion Sensor Settings

in Settings.

TIP: When you have the headset

connected to your Toshiba phone, you

can do the following:

• Answer an incoming call by pressing

the headset button.

Ignore an incoming call by pressing and

holding the headset button.

TIP: When you have the headset

connected to your Toshiba phone, you

can end a call by pressing and holding the

headset button.

Call functions

Making a call

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.

Making a call from the Phone

screen

To make a call from the Phone screen:

1. Access the Phone screen.

2. Enter a phone number using the numeric

keypad.

3. Tap or Talk.

Dialling the last number called

To dial the last number called:

Tap twice.

Making a call from Contacts

To make a call from Contacts:

1. Access Contacts.

2. Tap the required contact.

3. Tap the required phone number,

select it to be highlighted then tap

or .

TIP: If you have a long list of contacts,

enter the first few letters of the contact's

name. The phone will display only the

matching contact. To call the contact, tap

the required contact, and then tap the

required phone number.

TIP: A work phone number (w), mobile

phone number (m) and home phone

number (h) can be assigned to a contact

that is saved to the phone.

The mobile phone number is dialled by

default.

Call functions

Making an international call

To make an international call:

1. Access the Phone screen.

2. Tap and hold 0 on the keypad until the +

sign is displayed.

3. Enter the full phone number, including the

country code, area code (without the first 0)

and phone number.

4. Tap or Talk.

Speed Dial

Creating a speed dial

To create a speed dial:

1. Access the Phone screen.

2. Tap Speed Dial.

3. Tap > New.

4. Tap the required contact.

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

number.

6. Tap OK twice.

NOTE: The digit 0 is reserved for inserting

the + character when dialling an

international phone number. The digit 1 is

reserved for calling your voice mail

mailbox as a speed dial.

Call functions

Making a call using speed dial

To make a call using speed dial:

1. Access the Phone screen.

2. Tap Speed Dial.

3. Tap the speed dial number beside the

required contact.

TIP: To create a speed dial from

Contacts:

1. Access Contacts.

2. Tap the required contact.

3. Scroll to the required phone number to

be highlighted, then tap > Add to

Speed Dial....

4. In the Location: field, select the speed

dial number.

5. Tap OK twice.

TIP: To make a call using speed dial from

the Phone screen:

From the Phone screen, tap and hold the

required speed dial number on the

keypad. If the speed dial number has two

digits, tap the first digit, then tap and hold

the second digit.

Call functions

In-call options

Adjusting the volume

To adjust the volume while in a call:

Press the Volume Up key to increase the

volume, and the Volume Down key to

decrease the volume.

Putting a call on speakerphone

To put a call on speakerphone, tap Speaker On

or > Turn Speakerphone On.

To switch the speakerphone off, tap Speaker

Off or > Turn Speakerphone Off.

Muting a call

To mute a call, tap Mute or > Mute.

To unmute the call, tap Unmute or >

Unmute.

Putting a call on hold

To put a call on hold, tap , Hold or > Hold.

To unhold the call, tap , Unhold or >

Unhold.

Putting a call on hands-free

To put a call on hands-free:

When hands-free equipment is attached to your

Toshiba phone, the item > Turn Hands-free

On will be enabled.

NOTE: The speakerphone is

automatically switched off at the end of a

call.

TIP: When you have the headset

connected to your Toshiba phone, you

can place a call on hold by pressing the

headset button.

To unhold the call, press the button again.

Call functions

Multiple and multiparty calls

Answering or ignoring a second

call

• To answer a second call, tap or or

slide to the right. The original call will

be put on hold.

• To ignore a second call, tap or slide

to the right.

Making a second call

To make a second call while already in a call:

1. Tap , Hold, or > Hold to put the first

call on hold.

2. Tap or Add Call to display the numeric

keypad.

3. Dial the second number, then tap or

Talk. The first call will remain on hold.

Swapping between calls

To swap between calls, tap , Swap or >

Swap.

TIP: To end the second call after

answering it:

Tap End or End Call, or press the

Camera key. You will be reconnected to

the original caller.

NOTE: To interact with a second call, you

need to have Call Waiting enabled. For

information on enabling Call Waiting, see

Call Waiting in Settings.

TIP: To end the second call after it is

connected:

Tap End or End Call, or press the

Camera key. You will be reconnected to

the original caller.

TIP: Tapping or Add Call without

putting a call on hold, you can still dial the

second number. The first call, however,

will be put on hold when is tapped.

Call functions

Creating a conference call

To create a conference call:

With two calls active on your Toshiba phone,

one active and the other on hold, tap

Conference or > Conference. The calls will

be joined together, and each party will be able to

hear the other.

Having a private conversation with

a conference call party

To have a private conversation with a

conference call party, you need to split the

conference call.

To have a private conversation from a

conference call:

1. Tap Private or > Private.

2. Select the party with whom you wish to have

the private conversation, then tap Private.

NOTE: The conference call feature is

dependent on your service provider

supporting it.

TIP: To add another party to the

conference call:

1. Tap , Hold, or > Hold to put the

conference call on hold.

2. Tap to display the numeric keypad.

3. Dial the new party's phone number,

then tap or Talk.

4. When the new party has answered, tap

Conference or > Conference.

Call functions

Call History

Call History displays a list of calls that you have

missed, received and dialled recently.

Viewing Call History

To view Call History:

1. Access Call History.

2. If required, you can filter the list by tapping

> Filter > Missed, Outgoing, or

Incoming.

3. To view the details of a call, tap the required

call.

Deleting Call History records

To delete a call from Call History:

1. Access Call History.

2. Scroll to the required entry in the list to be

highlighted, then tap > Delete.

3. Tap Yes to confirm the deletion.

To delete all calls from Call History:

1. Access Call History.

2. Tap > Delete All Calls.

3. Tap Yes to confirm the deletion.

Viewing Call Timers

To view Call Timers:

1. Access Call History.

2. Tap > Call Timers....

Resetting Call Timers

To reset Call Timers:

1. Access Call History.

2. Tap > Call Timers....

3. Tap Reset.

NOTE: Deleting all calls from the Call

History does not reset the Call Timers.

These need to be reset separately (see

Resetting Call Timers).

NOTE: The length of waiting calls is not

recorded.

Messaging

You can create, send, receive, organise, delete

and store the following message types on your

Toshiba phone:

• Short Message Service (SMS) messages.

• Multimedia Messaging Service (MMS)

messages.

•E-mail.

You can also use Windows Live for instant

messaging with Windows Live Messenger

and to access Hotmail.

Text messages

Text messaging, or the Short Message Service

(SMS), enables you to exchange text messages

with other phones. For details on text

messages, contact your service provider.

For information on setting up your text message

service centre, see Setting up text messages

service centre in Annex 4 - Configuring

SMS, MMS and e-mail.

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 linked text messages.

These linked messages will be sent at the same

time.

Receiving text messages

Text messages are automatically received

when your Toshiba phone is switched on. When

your phone is off, messages are held by your

service provider until the next time your phone is

connected to the network.

Your Toshiba phone will alert you when a new

text message arrives.

When you have an ongoing conversation using

text messages, the messages are threaded

together into a single conversation. This

enables you to view the entire conversation as

you type.

Messaging

Replying to a text message

To reply to a text message:

1. Access Text Messages.

2. Tap the required message in the Inbox, or

scroll to the required message in the Inbox

to be highlighted and tap . If you are

replying to multiple recipients, scroll to the

required message and tap > Reply/

Forward > Reply All.

3. Enter your message.

4. Tap .

Forwarding a text message

To forward a text message:

1. Access Text Messages.

2. Scroll to the required message in the Inbox

to be highlighted, and tap > Reply/

Forward > Forward.

3. Add recipient(s). For details of how to add a

recipient, refer to Creating and sending a

text message.

4. If required, edit the message in the

message area.

5. Tap .

Creating and sending a text

message

To create and send a text message:

1. Access Text Messages.

2. Tap > New > SMS.

3. Add recipient(s) using one or more of the

following methods:

• With the cursor in the To: field, tap >

Add Recipient..., then tap a recipient from

the list of contacts.

TIP: You can also reply to a New Text

Message by tapping . (Tap

Notification or if required.)

Messaging

• With the cursor in the To: field, enter the first

few letters of a name stored in Contacts,

then tap > Check Names. If several

matches are displayed, select the required

one.

• Enter mobile phone number(s) in the To:

field. Use a semicolon to separate multiple

recipients.

•Tap To:, then tap a recipient from the list of

contacts.

4. Tap the message area and enter your

message.

5. Tap .

Options available when creating a

text message

To convert the message to an MMS message,

tap > Insert, then tap the type of item that

you want to add to the message.

To save time by inserting predefined text, tap

> My Text, then select the text to insert. You

can also edit existing My Text items as

required.

To save a message as a draft, tap > Save to

Drafts.

To check spelling before sending the message,

tap > Spell Check.

To cancel the message without sending it, tap X

or > Close.

Requesting delivery notification

To request a delivery notification:

1. Tap > Message Options... or Message

Options.

2. Tick the Request message delivery

notification checkbox.

3. Tap OK.

Messaging

MMS messages

The Multimedia Messaging Service (MMS)

enables 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.

For details of configuring MMS settings

manually, see Configuring MMS settings in

Annex 4 - Configuring SMS, MMS and e-

mail.

Receiving MMS messages

Your Toshiba phone will alert you when a new

MMS message arrives. Depending on your

settings, the message contents may download

a few moments later.

To view the MMS message, tap the message in

the Inbox of Text Messages, then tap .

Creating an MMS message

An MMS message can consist 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.

To create an MMS message:

1. Access Text Messages.

2. Tap > New > MMS.

3. Add recipient(s) using one or more of the

following methods:

•Tap > Add Recipient > From

Contacts..., From Call History..., or From

Sent History..., then tap a recipient.

• Tap , then tap a recipient from the list of

contacts.

•Tap Insert contacts here field, then tap

, and tap a recipient from the list of

contacts.

, and enter mobile phone number(s) or

e-mail address(es). Use a semicolon to

separate multiple recipients. Tap Done

Messaging

when you have finished.

, and tap a recipient from sent history.

, and tap a recipient from call history.

Tap Done when you have finished.

4. Enter a message. (Insert the subject if

required.) Tap Done or OK when you have

finished.

5. Tap Send when the message is ready.

Options available when creating

an MMS message

Changing to carbon copy (Cc) or blind

carbon copy (Bcc)

After adding recipient(s) to your message, you

can change to carbon copy or blind carbon

copy by the following steps.

1. Tap the added recipient(s) in Insert

contacts here field.

2. Select a recipient from the list.

3. Tap > Change to Cc or Change to

Bcc.

4. Repeat 2. and 3. if required. Tap Done

when you have finished.

Inserting a picture or video

To insert a picture or video in the message:

1. Tap or > Insert > Picture/

Video.... A preview of all pictures and

videos in the current folder is displayed.

2. Either select one of the previewed pictures

launch the Camera application and capture

a new picture by tapping or a new video

by tapping .

Once you have selected a picture or video,

the message creation screen is displayed

again.

NOTE: If you add a video to a slide, you

cannot add any further audio to that slide.

TIP: You can also capture a new picture or

video from the message creation screen

by tapping > Capture > Image... or

Video....

Messaging

Inserting text

To insert text in the message:

1. Tap notepad or > Insert > Text....

2. Enter text. To insert predefined text, tap

or tap > Insert My Text..., then select

the text to insert.

You can also insert emoticon, favorite,

contact, and calendar by tapping , ,

, and , respectively, or selecting these

options from .

3. Tap Done or OK when you have finished

inserting text.

Inserting audio

To insert audio in the message:

1. Tap or > Insert > Audio.... A list of

all audio files in the current folder is displayed.

2. Either select an audio file,

launch the Audio Recorder and capture a

new audio by tapping or tapping >

Capture > Audio....

Inserting file

To insert file in the message:

1. Tap , or > Attachment....

2. Tap , , or to add vCard, vCalendar,

any file, respectively, or select these

options from .

3. Select a required item, then tap OK.

To use or create a template:

Tap Menu > Template.

Tap Select a Template... to select a template to

use for a new MMS message, or Save as

Template to save the current MMS message as

a template for future use.

To preview the message before sending, tap the

To cancel the message without sending it, tap

> Cancel Message.

To select a background colour for the message,

tap > Options > Background, then tap

the required colour.

You can also set the priority of the message, a

delivery time delay for the sending of the

Messaging

message, an expiry time for the message, and

request delivery and read reports.

To set these options, tap > Options >

Send Options..., then set the options as

required.

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:

• Internet e-mail (POP3/IMAP).

• Exchange server (Outlook).

For details of setting up e-mail accounts, see

Setting up e-mail accounts in Annex 4 -

Configuring SMS, MMS and e-mail.

Creating an e-mail

To create an e-mail:

1. Access Messaging. (Tap > E-mail.)

2. Tap the e-mail account to use.

3. Tap > New.

4. Add recipient(s) using one or more of the

following methods:

• With the cursor in the To: field, tap >

Add Recipient..., then tap a recipient from

the list of contacts.

• With the cursor in the To: field, enter the first

few letters of a name stored in Contacts,

then tap Menu > Check Names. If several

matches are displayed, select the required

one.

• Enter e-mail address(es) in the To: field.

Use a semicolon to separate multiple

recipients.

•Tap To:, then tap a recipient from the list of

contacts.

5. Tap the message area and enter your

message.

6. Tap when the message is ready.

E-mails are stored in your Outbox and are

sent to recipients the next time you

synchronise or connect to your e-mail

server.

Messaging

Options available when creating

an e-mail

You can add recipients in the Cc: and/or Bcc:

fields.

You can enter a subject for the e-mail in the

Subject: field.

To add an attachment, tap > Insert >

Picture, Voice Note, or File, then select the

item to add.

To save time by inserting predefined text, tap

> My Text, then select the text to insert.

To save a message as a draft, tap > Save to

Drafts.

To check spelling before sending the message,

tap > Spell Check.

To cancel the message without sending it, tap X.

To set the priority and language of the e-mail,

tap > Message Options..., then select the

required options in the Priority: and

Language: field respectively.

Sending and receiving e-mail

To send and receive e-mail:

1. Access Messaging.

2. Tap the required e-mail account.

3. Tap > Send/Receive. Your Toshiba

phone connects to your Internet e-mail

server and sends and receives your

messages.

Downloading a complete e-mail

To download a complete e-mail:

1. Access Messaging.

2. Tap the required e-mail account.

3. Tap the required e-mail, then tap >

Download Message. The complete

message is retrieved the next time you

synchronise or connect to your e-mail

server to send/receive e-mail.

TIP: Scroll up to view the Cc: and Bcc:

fields.

TIP: To stop this process, tap > Stop

Send/Receive.

Messaging

Downloading and viewing an

e-mail attachment

To download and view an e-mail attachment:

From an open message with an attachment, tap

the attachment. The attachment is downloaded

the next time you synchronise or connect to your

e-mail server to send/receive e-mail.

After it has been downloaded, you can tap the

attachment to view it.

Windows Live Messenger

Windows Live Messenger enables you to:

• send instant messages or join group chats.

• set your status and see the presence of

friends and colleagues.

• send messages via voice as well as text.

• send pictures and files.

• use emoticons to express how you feel.

To use Windows Live Messenger, you need

Windows Live ID credentials.

For details of Windows Live ID, go to:

https://accountservices.passport.net/

ppnetworkhome.srf.

You will also need to sign in to Windows Live

before you can sign in to Windows Live

Messenger.

Messaging

Nimbuzz

Nimbuzz enables you to use your favourite

instant messaging features to connect with all

your Yahoo! Messenger, AIM, Facebook,

MySpace, Google Talk, Windows Live

Messenger (MSN), ICQ, Gadu-Gadu, Jabber,

studiVZ and Hyves buddies from one contact

list.

You can broadcast your activity status with your

Personal Message, and express yourself with

emoticons.

To get started with Nimbuzz:

Start Nimbuzz, then either create an account,

or log in with your existing account.

Add your instant messaging accounts to your

Nimbuzz contact list. Your buddies will appear

in the contact list and you can start chatting or

sharing files.

Visit http://www.nimbuzz.com/en/help for more

information on how to use Nimbuzz.

NOTE: The limited version of Nimbuzz

preinstalled on your Toshiba phone

includes instant messaging and dial-in

calling, but does not include free VoIP

calling.

Applications and multimedia

Calendar

The Calendar application works like an

electronic diary. You can keep track of your

appointments, including meetings and other

events.

You can display reminders on your Toshiba

phone, as well as synchronising your phone

with Outlook on your PC.

You can also schedule meetings via e-mail with

contacts who use Microsoft Outlook or Outlook

Mobile.

Scheduling an appointment

To schedule a new appointment:

1. Access Calendar.

2. Tap > New Appointment.

3. Enter details of the appointment, then tap

OK.

TIP: To send a meeting request:

1. Tap the Attendees: field.

2. Tap Add Required Attendee... or

Add Optional Attendee... as

required.

3. Tap the contact to invite.

4. Add more contacts if required.

5. Tap OK when you have finished

adding attendees.

6. Tap OK.

7. Tap Yes if required to save the

change and send the meeting request

to the attendees.

The meeting request will be sent to the

attendees when you next synchronise

your Toshiba phone with your PC.

When attendees accept the meeting

request, the meeting is automatically

added to their schedules. When their

responses are received, your calendar is

updated.

Applications and multimedia

Sending an appointment

You can send an appointment within an MMS

message.

To send an appointment:

1. Access Calendar.

2. Tap the required appointment.

3. Tap > Send as vCalendar.

4. Add a recipient to the message, then tap

Send.

Changing the default reminder

time

By default, the reminder time is set to 15

minutes before an appointment.

To change the default reminder time:

1. Access Calendar.

2. Tap > Tools > Options....

3. Select Appointments on the upper screen

menu.

4. Make sure that the Set reminders for new

items checkbox is ticked, then change the

reminder time.

5. Tap OK.

Changing the Calendar view

To change the Calendar view:

Tap , , , or to toggle between

Agenda, Day, Week, Month and Year views.

Camera

Your Toshiba phone is equipped with a digital

camera that can be used to capture

photographs and video clips.

Starting the Camera

You can launch the Camera application using

one of the following methods:

•Tap > Camera.

•Press and hold the Camera key.

TIP: You can also change the Calendar

view by tapping > View, then tapping

the required view.

Applications and multimedia

Main Camera screen

The following options are available from the

main Camera screen:

• - to access the Camera menu items.

• - to change the screen orientation.

• - to toggle the capture mode between the

following modes:

- default, to capture a single photograph.

- to capture a video.

- to capture a series of 9 photos. This

feature is useful for capturing a photograph

of a subject in motion.

- to capture a photograph after

approximately 5, 10 or 15 seconds. This

feature is useful for capturing a photograph

that you can be in.

• - to select the required resolution for the

photo or video.

• - to zoom in and out.

Capturing a photo

To capture a photo:

1. Start the Camera.

2. Aim the camera at the subject, then press

the Camera key or tap . A preview of the

photo is displayed.

3. Select the required action from the

following:

• tap to save the photo.

•tap > Send to send the photo in an MMS

message or e-mail.

•tap or > Delete, then to delete the

photo.

NOTE: Images of higher resolution

(quality) will use more storage space.

TIP: The auto-focus icon flashes when the

Camera is started. Tap before

capturing the photo to activate the auto-

focus feature. When the auto-focus is

completed, the edge of the auto-focus

icon becomes green and stops flashing. It

becomes red and stops flashing,

however, if the lens-to-subject distance is

too close.

Applications and multimedia

Capturing a video

To capture a video:

1. Start the Camera.

2. Tap or > Capture Mode > Video.

3. Aim the camera at the subject, then press

the Camera key or tap to start

recording.

4. Press the Camera key or tap to stop

recording.

5. Select the required action from the

following:

• tap to save the video.

•tap > Play to play the video.

•tap > Send to send the video in an MMS

message or e-mail.

•tap or > Delete, then to delete the

video.

Changing storage location

By default, all photographs and videos taken

with the Camera are saved in the My Pictures

or My Videos folder on your Toshiba phone.

To save photographs and videos on a storage

card:

1. Ensure that a storage card has been

installed (refer to Installing the SIM card,

microSD card and battery in Getting

started for installation instructions).

2. Start the Camera.

3. Tap > Settings.

4. Tap General tab.

5. In the Save to: field, select Storage Card.

6. Tap OK.

NOTE: Close all open applications before

capturing videos with maximum resolution

(640 x 480). This will avoid any

deterioration in the video quality.

For information on ending all running

applications, see Ending applications in

Task Manager.

TIP: To capture the video without sound,

tap before capturing the video. The

icon will change to .

Applications and multimedia

Contacts

You can use the Contacts feature to store

phone numbers, e-mail addresses, home

addresses, and other information relating to a

contact. You can also add a picture or assign a

ring tone to a contact.

If you use Microsoft Outlook on a PC, you can

synchronise contacts between your Toshiba

phone and the PC.

Creating a new contact

To create a new contact:

1. Access Contacts.

2. Tap .

3. Tap the contact type to create (Outlook

Contact, SIM Contact, or Windows Live).

Outlook contacts are stored on your

Toshiba phone.

4. Enter the details of the new contact.

5. Tap OK.

NOTE: SIM contacts (except when using

a USIM card) only support a single name

and phone number. Contacts stored on a

USIM card can include a name, three

phone numbers and an e-mail address.

NOTE: If you move the SIM card to

another phone, your SIM contacts are

moved as well.

TIP: You can customise Outlook contacts

by adding a picture or a ring tone to

uniquely identify the person calling you.

TIP: If someone whose phone number is

not stored in Contacts calls you, you can

create a contact for that person. To do

this:

1. Access Call History.

2. Scroll to the required call to be

highlighted, then tap > Save to

Contacts.

3. Tap <New Contact>.

4. Tap the contact type to create.

5. Edit the details of the new contact as

required, then tap OK.

TIP: You can create E-mail Group and

Messaging Group if required.

Applications and multimedia

Finding a contact

To find a contact by name:

1. Access Contacts.

2. Tap the Enter a name... field.

3. Enter the first letter of the name of the

contact to find. Matching contacts will be

listed.

Copying contacts

To copy a phone contact to the SIM card:

1. Access Contacts.

2. Tap the required contact.

3. Tap > Save to SIM.

4. Tap OK.

To copy a SIM contact to the phone:

1. Access Contacts.

2. Tap the required contact.

3. Tap > Save to Contacts.

4. Tap OK.

To copy all phone contacts to the SIM card:

1. Access SIM Manager.

2. Tap the picture of the phone.

3. Tap Menu > Select All.

4. Tap Menu > Copy to SIM.

5. Tap ok after the copying has finished.

6. Tap OK twice to exit the SIM Manager

application.

To copy all SIM contacts to the phone:

1. Access SIM Manager.

2. Tap the picture of the SIM card.

3. Tap Menu > Select All.

4. Tap Menu > Copy to Phone.

5. Tap ok after the copying has finished.

6. Tap OK twice to exit the SIM Manager

application.

NOTE: When copying phone contacts to a

SIM card, only the supported fields will be

copied.

Applications and multimedia

Deleting contacts

To delete a contact:

1. Access Contacts.

2. Tap the required contact.

3. Tap > Delete Contact or Delete SIM

Contact.

4. Tap Yes to confirm the deletion.

To delete all contacts:

1. Access Contacts.

2. Tap > Select Contacts > All.

3. Tap > Delete.

4. Tap Yes to confirm the deletion.

To delete all contacts from the phone:

1. Access SIM Manager.

2. Tap the picture of the phone.

3. Tap Menu > Select All.

4. Tap Menu > Delete.

5. Tap Yes to confirm the deletion.

6. Tap ok after the deleting.

7. Tap OK twice to exit the SIM Manager

application.

To delete all contacts from the SIM card:

1. Access SIM Manager.

2. Tap the picture of the SIM card.

3. Tap Menu > Select All.

4. Tap Menu > Delete.

5. Tap Yes to confirm the deletion.

6. Tap ok after the deleting.

7. Tap OK twice to exit the SIM Manager

application.

Sending contact information

You can send contact information in a text

message or MMS message, or using Bluetooth.

To send contact information in a text message:

1. Access Contacts.

2. Tap the required contact.

3. Tap > Send Contact > Text Messages.

4. Select the specific information to send, then

tap Done.

5. Add a recipient to the message, then tap

Applications and multimedia

To send contact information in an MMS

message:

1. Access Contacts.

2. Select the required contact to be

highlighted.

3. Tap > Send as vCard.

4. Add a recipient to the message, then tap

Send.

For details of sending contact information using

Bluetooth, see Beaming an item in

Connectivity.

CorePlayer

With CorePlayer, you can take control of your

mobile multimedia playback using

CorePlayer’s simple yet powerful interface and

features. It also comes with built-in YouTube

support.

For any further information, visit

http://support.corecodec.com/.

File Explorer

File Explorer enables you to view and manage

files saved in your Toshiba phone, or on a

storage card.

Games

Your Toshiba phone comes preloaded with the

following games:

•Solitaire

Getting Started

Getting Started gives you step-by-step

instructions for carrying out common

procedures with your Toshiba phone.

Applications and multimedia

Internet Explorer

Internet Explorer Mobile gives quick and easy

access to searching using Bing and web pages

in your Favorites and History.

You can also type in an address to access other

web pages.

Accessing a web page

To access a web page:

1. Access Internet Explorer.

2. Tap the address bar.

3. Enter a web page address.

4. Tap .

Changing the text size of web

pages

To change the text size of a web page:

1. From a web page, tap > View > Text

Size.

2. Tap the required size.

Adding a web page to Favorites

To add a web page to Favorites:

1. From a web page, tap , then .

2. Edit the details if required, then tap OK.

Zooming in or out on a web page

To zoom in or out on a web page:

Zoom in or out by using the zoom bar.

NOTE: Full-screen mode is the default

setting. Tap to return to the address

and softkey bar.

TIP: To return to the Home page, tap

> Home Page.

TIP: To reposition the zoom bar on the left

or right of the screen by tapping, holding,

and dragging it to the desired location.

Applications and multimedia

Changing the home page

To change the home page:

1. From a web page, tap > Tools >

Options.

2. Tap Home Page.

3. Tap one of the following options:

•Default Home page - to use the default

home page.

•Current page - to set the current web page

as the home page.

•Custom page - to set a new home page.

Enter the address of the new home page in

the field below.

4. Tap OK.

Clearing temporary files, cookies

and History

When you use the Internet, your Toshiba phone

stores data that uses up some of the storage

capacity of the phone. You can delete these files

to free up storage.

To clear temporary files, cookies and History:

1. Access Internet Explorer.

2. Tap > Tools > Options.

3. Tap Browsing History.

4. Select the item to clear, then tap Clear.

5. Tap Yes to confirm the deletion.

6. Tap OK when you have finished.

Applications and multimedia

Sending a link

To send a link using Messaging:

1. From a web page, tap > Tools > Send

Link....

2. Select the Messaging account to use to

send the link. A new message is created

with the web page address in the body of

the message.

3. Add a recipient and edit the message if

required.

4. Tap Send or .

Increasing the speed of your

Internet browser

For details of increasing the speed of your

Internet browser, see Browser Settings in

Settings.

Java

Your Toshiba phone supports Java applications

(also known as MIDlets) that are written for

mobile devices. Java applications include

games and utilities.

Your phone supports Java 2 Edition, J2ME.

The Java application on your Toshiba phone

enables you to download, install and manage

Java applications.

Installing a Java application

To install a Java application:

1. Access Java.

2. Tap Menu > Install.

3. Select where to install the application from:

• To install from a website, tap Browser. This

will launch the default browser. Go to the

website with the required Java application

and download the application. It is then

loaded into the Java application.

Applications and multimedia

• To install from a specific URL, tap URL.

If the URL has already been entered, tap it,

then tap Go.

If the URL has not been entered, tap Add,

enter a name for the URL and the web

address, then tap OK.

• To install an application stored on your

Toshiba phone, tap Local Files. All

uninstalled Java applications stored on the

phone and the storage card are displayed.

Tap the one to install.

4. The details of the selected application will

be displayed and you will be prompted to

confirm the installation. Tap Continue to

install the application.

5. Select the folder in which to install the

application, then tap OK.

6. Wait a few seconds while the application is

being installed. You can then run the

application.

Running a Java application

Once Java applications are successfully

installed, they are displayed on the main Java

screen.

To run a Java application:

1. Access Java.

2. Tap the required application.

Marketplace

Marketplace is an integral part of the mobile

experience. Marketplace allows you to expand

your Toshiba phone's capabilities through

powerful software.

You can manage your Marketplace account

and application purchases directly from your

Toshiba phone.

Applications and multimedia

Microsoft My Phone

My Phone is a service that allows you to back up

your Toshiba phone data to a password-

protected server online. My Phone backs up

your contacts and appointments through your

Web account. My Phone also allows you to

share the photos on your Toshiba phone with

your family and friends.

Notes

With Notes, you can quickly capture ideas,

questions, reminders, to-do lists and meeting

notes by writing, typing or recording your voice

in a note. This is especially useful when you

don’t have a pen and paper to hand.

For further details of Notes, see Writing and

drawing on the screen in Annex 1 - Text

input.

Creating a note

To create a note:

1. Access Notes.

2. Tap .

3. Change the input method if required. See

Input methods in Annex 1 - Text input for

further details.

4. Enter the note using your selected input

method.

5. Tap OK when you have finished.

Applications and multimedia

Viewing or playing a note

To view or play a note:

1. Access Notes.

2. Tap the note to view or play.

Office Mobile

Excel Mobile

With Excel Mobile you can work on

spreadsheets in the same way as on a PC. You

can create new spreadsheets and charts, and

open and edit workbooks created on a PC.

OneNote Mobile

With OneNote Mobile, you can gather notes

and information in one place.

Notes in OneNote Mobile can contain text,

images and voice recordings. You can also

synchronise the notes with OneNote on a PC

using ActiveSync.

NOTE: To record a voice note, use the

recording toolbar.

If this bar is not displayed, tap > View

Recording Toolbar.

NOTE: Excel Mobile does not fully

support some features. See the Microsoft

website for details.

NOTE: Some data and formatting may be

lost when you save a workbook created on

a PC to your Toshiba phone. See the

Microsoft website for details.

Applications and multimedia

PowerPoint Mobile

With PowerPoint Mobile, slide show

presentations created on your PC can be

opened and viewed on your Toshiba phone.

Word Mobile

With Word Mobile you can work on documents

in the same way as on a PC. You can create new

documents and templates, and open and edit

documents created on a PC.

PhotoBase

PhotoBase is a full-featured image,

management, editing and sharing application

that enables you to manage and quickly preview

images stored on your Toshiba phone.

Pictures & Videos

Viewing pictures and videos

You can view pictures and videos stored on your

Toshiba phone or storage card using the

Pictures & Videos application.

To view pictures and videos:

1. Access Pictures & Videos.

2. Tap the required picture or video.

NOTE: PowerPoint Mobile does not fully

support some features. See the Microsoft

website for details.

NOTE: Word Mobile does not fully

support some features. See the Microsoft

website for details.

NOTE: Some data and formatting may be

lost when you save the document on your

Toshiba phone. See the Microsoft website

for details.

Applications and multimedia

Search Phone

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 keywords

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:

1. Access Search Phone.

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

word, or other information you require.

3. 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.

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

narrow your search.

5. Tap Search.

In the Results list, you can tap the item you

require to open it.

SIM Toolkit

When you install a SIM card that has

applications loaded on it, you can run the

applications using the SIM Toolkit application.

To run an application from the SIM card:

1. Access SIM Toolkit. The list of SIM

applications is displayed.

2. Select the application that you want to run,

then tap Select.

NOTE: The SIM Toolkit icon ( ) is not

displayed when the installed SIM card

does not have any applications loaded.

The title of this icon depends on the title of

the SIM. It will generally show the name of

your service provider.

Applications and multimedia

Streaming Player

Streaming Player enables you to play live and

recorded streaming media on your Toshiba

phone.

To use Streaming Player:

1. Access Streaming Player.

2. Tap Open.

3. Enter the URL of the required media, then

tap Connect.

Tasks

With the Tasks application, you can create one-

off tasks or recurring tasks. You can also set

reminders for your tasks, and organise them by

category.

Overdue tasks will be displayed in red.

Creating a task

To create a new task:

1. Access Tasks.

2. Tap > New Task.

3. Edit the details of the task as required.

4. Tap OK.

NOTE: To access the URL of a streaming

media item, your Toshiba phone must

connect to the network. For more

information about connecting your phone

to a network, see Internet connections

in Connectivity.

TIP: You can also create a task by

entering a name for the task in the Tap

here to add a new task field. However,

using this method you will need to add the

details of the task separately.

Applications and multimedia

Changing the status of a task

When a new task is created, it will be set as

active. When you have completed the task, you

can update its status.

To mark a task as completed:

1. Access Tasks.

2. Scroll to the required task to be highlighted,

then tap .

Video Editor

Video Editor enables you to easily edit videos.

You can also create video clips by combining

still images, or create a video storyboard by

mixing video, photos, text and music.

Windows Live

Windows Live gives access to searching using

Bing, as well as access to Windows Live

Messenger.

For information on Windows Live Messenger,

see Windows Live Messenger in Messaging.

TIP: You can synchronise tasks on your

Toshiba phone with your PC. This will

keep tasks up to date in both locations.

If you create a new task with a reminder on

your PC and then synchronise tasks with

your phone, the reminder is activated at

the time set on your PC.

TIP: If you need to reactivate a task, scroll

to the required task, then tap .

TIP: You can toggle the status of a task by

tapping the checkbox next to the task.

Applications and multimedia

Windows Media

Overview of Windows Media

Player 10 Mobile

You can use Windows Media Player 10 Mobile

to play digital audio and video files that are

stored on your Toshiba phone, a storage card or

on the Internet.

Overview of screens and menus

Windows Media Player 10 Mobile has three

primary screens:

•Library screen - enables quick access of

files and playlists. It also includes an item

that enables you to switch to the Now

Playing screen.

To switch to the Playback screen from the

Library screen, tap OK.

The Library screen will be the default screen

displayed when you first use Windows

Media Player Mobile.

•Now Playing screen - displays the Now

Playing playlist. This shows the file currently

playing, as well as any files that are queued

up to play next.

•Playback screen - displays the playback

controls and the video window. You can

change the appearance of this screen by

selecting a different skin.

Applications and multimedia

Playing items stored on your

Toshiba phone

Use the Library to find and play music, videos,

and playlists that are stored on your Toshiba

phone or storage card.

To play an item stored on your Toshiba phone:

1. Access Windows Media.

2. If the item is in the Library, select the item,

then tap Play.

If the item is not in the Library, tap Menu >

Open File.... Select the item, then tap Play.

Playing items stored on a network

To play an item stored on a network:

1. Access Windows Media.

2. From the Library screen, tap Menu > Open

URL....

3. Enter the URL of the file or select a URL

from the History: field, then tap OK.

TIP: To add files to the Library, tap Menu

> Update Library....

NOTE: To play an item on a network, your

Toshiba phone must connect to the

network. For more information about

connecting your phone to a network, see

Internet connections in Connectivity.

Connectivity

Beam

The term ‘Beam’ is used to describe the short

range transfer of data between two devices via

a Bluetooth connection.

You can beam Calendar, Contacts, Tasks,

and Pictures & Videos items, and other files

stored on your Toshiba phone, to other devices.

Beaming an item

To beam an item to another device:

1. Select the item that you want to beam, then

tap > Beam.... (This path will vary

slightly depending on the type of item that

you want to beam. To beam a contact, tap

> Send Contact > Beam.)

2. Tap the device to which you want to send

the item.

Configuring your Toshiba phone

to receive beamed data

To configure your Toshiba phone to receive

beamed data:

1. Access Beam.

2. Tick the Receive all incoming beams.

checkbox, then tap OK.

NOTE: Bluetooth must be set to On or

Visible to send beamed items.

To receive beamed items, Bluetooth must

be set to Visible.

Connectivity

Bluetooth

Bluetooth is a short-range wireless

communications technology. Bluetooth-

capable devices can exchange data without

requiring a wired connection.

Bluetooth on your Toshiba phone has three

modes: Off, On and Visible.

In Off mode, you cannot send or receive data

using Bluetooth.

In On mode, your Toshiba phone can search for

and connect to other devices. However, your

phone will not be visible in searches by other

devices.

In Visible mode, your Toshiba phone can

search for and connect to other devices. Your

phone will also be visible to other devices.

Changing Bluetooth mode

By default, Bluetooth is in Off mode. Bluetooth

will remain in the same mode when turning your

Toshiba phone off and on.

To change Bluetooth mode:

1. Access Bluetooth.

2. Select Mode on the upper screen menu.

3. To set Bluetooth to Off mode, untick the

Turn on Bluetooth checkbox.

To set Bluetooth to On mode, tick the Turn

on Bluetooth checkbox.

To set Bluetooth to Visible mode, tick both

the Turn on Bluetooth and Make this

device visible to other devices

checkboxes.

TIP: You can also toggle Bluetooth mode

between On and Off, or Visible and Off

using Wireless Manager, when the

Bluetooth is turned on.

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Pairing devices

When devices are paired, a relationship is

created that enables the exchange of data

between the devices.

The pairing can be set up using a passcode,

which will ensure that exchanged data is kept

secure.

Pairing of devices only needs to be carried out

once. After this, the devices can connect to

each other and exchange data without the

passcode needing to be entered again.

Before pairing your Toshiba phone with another

device, ensure that:

• Your Toshiba phone and the other device

are within 10 metres of each other.

• Bluetooth on your Toshiba phone is set to

On or Visible.

• Bluetooth on the other device is set to

Visible.

To pair your Toshiba phone with another device:

1. Access Bluetooth.

2. On the Devices screen, tap Add new

device... or Add. Your Toshiba phone will

search for other Bluetooth-enabled devices

and display them in a list.

3. Tap the required device, then tap Next.

4. For enhanced security, enter a passcode in

the Passcode: field. This is alphanumeric,

and can be between 1 and 16 characters in

length.

5. Tap Next.

6. Wait for the other device to accept the

pairing. If a passcode has been set on your

Toshiba phone, then it will need to be

entered on the other device.

7. To edit the settings for the device, tap

Advanced. You can then edit the name to

be used for the device, and select services

to use from the device. Tap Save when you

have finished.

To finish the pairing without editing the

settings, tap Done.

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Connecting a Bluetooth headset

Before connecting a Bluetooth headset to your

Toshiba phone, ensure that:

• Bluetooth on your Toshiba phone is set to

On or Visible.

• the Bluetooth headset is set to pairing mode.

To connect a Bluetooth headset:

1. Access Bluetooth.

2. On the Devices screen, tap Add new

device..., or Add.

3. Tap the Bluetooth headset in the list of

devices, then tap Next.

4. Enter the passcode for the headset if

required. This will be provided with your

Bluetooth headset.

5. Tap Next.

6. Wait for the headset to accept the pairing.

7. A confirmation will be displayed when the

headset has been connected. Tap

Advanced. (The confirmation will

disappear after a while. If so, tap the the

headset in the list.)

8. If required, edit the name of the headset.

9. Make sure that the Hands Free checkbox is

ticked. If you are using a stereo Bluetooth

headset, also make sure that the Wireless

Stereo checkbox is ticked.

10.Tap Save when you have finished.

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.

Domain Enroll

Domain Enroll enables you to enroll your

Toshiba phone as a domain member. You can

then connect your phone securely to a network,

e.g. your work network.

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Internet connections

Your Toshiba phone is equipped with powerful

networking functions that enable you to connect

to the Internet through a General Packet Radio

Service (GPRS) or Universal Mobile

Telecommunications System (UMTS) network.

You can set up connections to the Internet or to

a corporate network to browse the Internet, and

exchange e-mail or instant messages.

If your Toshiba phone has not been

preconfigured, you will need to manually enter

the details for the required internet connections.

For details of setting up internet connections,

see Annex 5 - Configuring internet settings.

Internet Sharing

Internet Sharing enables you to use your

Toshiba phone as a modem for a PC.

To connect to the Internet using Internet

Sharing:

1. Connect your Toshiba phone to a PC using

the USB cable or Bluetooth.

2. Access Internet Sharing.

3. In the PC Connection: field, select the type

of connection used for connecting the

phone and PC.

4. In the Network Connection: field, select

the connection to use to connect to the

Internet.

5. Tap Connect. Once the connection is

enabled, you can access the Internet on a

PC using your Toshiba phone as a modem.

6. When you have finished using the Internet,

tap Disconnect on your phone.

NOTE: This functionality is only available

if it is supported on your SIM card.

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USB Mode

USB Mode enables you to change the type of

USB connection used between your Toshiba

phone and PC.

Wi-Fi

Your Toshiba phone supports Wi-Fi (Wireless

LAN), which is IEEE 802.11b/g compliant, and

Wi-Fi Protected Setup (WPS), which is a

standard for easy and secure establishment of a

wireless network.

Connecting to a Wi-Fi network

Before connecting to a Wi-Fi network, ensure

that Wi-Fi on your Toshiba phone is on.

To connect to a Wi-Fi network:

1. Access Wi-Fi settings.

2. Select the required network, then tap

Connect.

To connect to a Wi-Fi network via WPS:

1. Access Wi-Fi Settings.

2. Tap Add New.

3. Tap WPS.

4. Select Connect Button or PIN.

When Connect Button is selected:

Push the WPS button on an access point such

as wireless router and modem.

When a PIN is selected:

Access the access point via the registrar such

as PC, then enter the PIN displayed on the

phone screen.

5. Tap Connect. The phone starts searching

for the access point and then obtaining its

information.

NOTE: The Wi-Fi on your Toshiba phone

is set to Off as a default. To turn it on,

access Wireless Manager, then tap Wi-

Fi.

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6. Tap Next when the Setting Complete

appears on the phone screen.

7. Name the connection and enter it in the

Connection name: field if required.

8. Tap OK and wait until the phone completes

the connection process.

To connect to a Wi-Fi network manually:

1. Access Wi-Fi Settings.

2. Tap Add New.

3. Tap Manual.

4. Enter the details of the network.

Wi-Fi security

It is possible for an outside party to easily gain

unlawful access to your Toshiba phone via

Wi-Fi 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 in

order to prevent such access.

Wireless Manager

Wireless Manager enables you to easily switch

the Phone, Bluetooth and Wi-Fi functionality

on or off.

NOTE: If the same SSID already exists,

the phone asks whether or not you desire

to replace it to a new network. Tap

Replace to connect with the new network.

TIP: You can also connect to a Wi-Fi

network from the Wi-Fi.

TIP: You can also access the detailed

settings for the Phone, Bluetooth, and

Wi-Fi from the Menu on the bottom

screen.

NOTE: You can conserve battery power

by switching off Bluetooth and Wi-Fi

when they are not in use.

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Connectivity

Switching radio transmission on/

off

You can switch the telephony radio

transmission of your Toshiba phone on and off.

When the radio transmission is off, it is in 'Flight

Mode'. In this mode, you will not be able to

make or receive calls, send or receive

messages, or access the Internet.

To switch radio transmission on/off:

From Wireless Manager, tap the Phone item.

Radio transmission will toggle on or off.

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Settings

About

The About setting enables you to view technical

information about your Toshiba phone,

including the operating system and memory of

the phone. This information is useful when

installing new applications on your Toshiba

phone.

You can also change the name of your Toshiba

phone as it is displayed to other devices (for

example, when using Bluetooth).

Changing device name

To change the device name:

1. Access About.

2. Select Device ID on the upper screen

menu.

3. Enter a new name for your Toshiba phone in

the Device name: field. You can also add a

description if required.

4. Tap OK.

Adjust Geomagnetic Sensor

The geomagnetic sensor works as the

electronic compass. Operating in tandem with

the user's map application that supports

geomagnetic sensor, the direction in which the

user is moving will always be at the top of the

phone screen. In addition, in applications

unrelated to maps, it can simply be used as a

compass.

The Adjust Geomagnetic Sensor starts when

an application that supports geomagnetic

sensor is started for the first time.

To adjust geomagnetic sensor:

1. Tap Adjust and repeat following steps until

the adjustment is completed.

2. Hold the phone horizontal to the ground and

rotate it as shown in the figures on the touch

screen.

3. Rotate the phone toward your body at least

120 degree and return it.

4. Rotate the phone to the left at least 120

degrees and return it.

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Settings

Adjust Motion Sensor

If the Motion Sensor does not seem to be

operating correctly, you can adjust it as follows:

1. Place your Toshiba phone on a stable, level

surface, with the touch screen facing

upwards.

2. Access Adjust Motion Sensor.

3. If the yellow circle is not in the centre of the

target area, tap Adjust.

4. When the adjustment is complete, tap OK.

Backlight

You can adjust the brightness of the backlight,

and set the backlight to dim after a specific

amount of time has elapsed.

You can configure settings to prolong battery

power.

To change the backlight settings:

1. Access Backlight.

2. On the Battery Power screen, you can

select when to turn off the backlight when

using battery power.

3. On the External Power screen, you can

select when to turn off the backlight when

using external power.

4. On the Brightness screen, you can adjust

the brightness of the screen when using

battery or external power.

5. Tap OK when you have finished.

TIP: You can access Adjust

Geomagnetic Sensor by tapping >

Settings > System > Adjust

Geomagnetic Sensor.

NOTE: The higher the brightness, and the

longer the backlight remains on, the more

power will be used.

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Settings

Browser Settings

Browser Settings enables you to set Internet

Explorer as a high speed browser.

Certificates

To view certificate details:

Access Certificates. On each screen, the

certificate names, along with their issuing

authority and expiry date, are displayed. Tap a

certificate to view its details.

Clock & Alarms

Setting the date and time

To set the date and time:

1. Access Clock & Alarms.

2. Select Time on the upper screen menu if

required.

3. Set the time zone, current date and time.

4. Tap OK when you have finished.

5. Tap Yes to save the changes.

NOTE: Using the high speed browser

setting will increase battery consumption,

and may increase the time taken to switch

your Toshiba phone on/off.

NOTE: These settings are only lost if you

reset your Toshiba phone. Your settings

are saved if you power off the phone, or if

the battery is fully discharged.

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Settings

Setting an alarm

To set an alarm:

1. Access Clock & Alarms.

2. Select Alarms on the upper screen menu.

3. Tap one of the alarm display areas for

accessing Alarm Settings screen. (You can

set up to three alarms.)

4. Set a time for this alarm.

5. Tap < Description > field to label this alarm

if required.

6. Select the days when the alarm is required.

7. Select a sound and the types of alarm to

use.

8. Tap OK, and make sure that the checkbox

for the set alarm is ticked.

Customer Feedback

Customer Feedback sends anonymous

information to Microsoft for use in helping

improve Windows Mobile software.

Encryption

This feature allows you to secure sensitive

information on your storage card. The data will

only be accessible when the card is installed in

your Toshiba phone. If the card is lost or stolen,

the information remains secure. The contents of

the storage card cannot be accessed by anyone

else because they are encrypted.

To encrypt the contents of your storage card:

1. Access Encryption.

2. Tick the Encrypt files when placed on a

storage card. checkbox.

3. Tap OK.

TIP: Tap Play button to listen to a sample

of the selected sound.

NOTE: To set alarms to be audible, even

when the phone is set to silent or vibrate,

tick the Sound alarms even when the

device is set to silent or vibrate

checkbox, then tap OK.

WARNING: Anyone in possession of the

encryption key can decrypt and access

information stored on the storage card.

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Settings

Error Reporting

Error Reporting sends data from your Toshiba

phone to Microsoft technical support groups.

The data is used to diagnose program errors for

devices running Windows Mobile software.

If a program error occurs, Error Reporting

starts automatically. The information Microsoft

receives is used by programming groups at

Microsoft. The data is used for quality control

and will not be used for tracking individual users,

installations or for any marketing purpose.

External GPS

To set up External GPS:

1. Access GPS Settings. (Tap External

GPS.)

2. On the Programs screen, select the port

that your Toshiba phone will use to obtain

GPS data.

3. On the Hardware screen, select the

hardware port to which your GPS device is

connected. You can also set the baud rate.

4. On the Access screen, tick the Manage

GPS automatically (recommended)

checkbox if required. You are strongly

advised to use this feature as it will enable

Windows Mobile to manage access to your

GPS device, and allows multiple programs

to obtain GPS data simultaneously.

5. Tap OK when you have finished.

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Settings

Internal GPS

Internal GPS enables you to change the

settings for downloading the latest satellite data

from the network and detecting position

information quickly.

Location Request

Location Request sets the action of your

Toshiba phone when there is a location request

from the third party.

Managed Programs

Managed Programs lists applications that

have been installed remotely by your company

system administrator. You can view details of

these applications.

Master Clear

Master Clear resets all settings on your

Toshiba phone to their factory defaults, and

deletes all of your data.

You should only use this procedure as a last

resort. It is recommended that you back up all of

your data before using Master Clear.

If you are experiencing a problem with an

application, it is most likely a result of a conflict

between installed programs. We recommend

uninstalling 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. To view this information, access

About.

To reinitialise your Toshiba phone when it is

switched on:

1. Access Master Clear.

2. Follow the on-screen instructions to

reinitialise your phone. The phone will

restart after it has been reinitialised.

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To reinitialise your Toshiba phone if there are

problems in accessing the Master Clear

application:

1. Press and hold the Power key, the Volume

Up key and the Camera key until the

Master Clear screen is displayed (at least

five seconds).

2. Within 60 seconds, press the Volume

Down key to select < Yes > for the on-

screen confirmation, then press the

Camera key.

3. Press the Volume Down key to select

< Yes > for the on-screen final confirmation,

then press the Camera key. The phone will

restart after it has been reinitialised.

Memory

To ensure optimum performance of your

Toshiba phone, it is necessary to maintain

sufficient memory.

To check the memory available on your Toshiba

phone:

1. Access Memory.

2. On the Main screen, you can view the

details of Storage and Program memory.

3. On the Storage Card screen, you can view

the memory available on the storage card.

4. Tap Find large files using storage

memory. to search for specific files.

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Motion Sensor Settings

These settings will allow you to select whether

the motion sensor is activated when you tilt, tap

or shake your Toshiba phone.

To set up the Motion Sensor:

1. Access Motion Sensor Settings.

2. Tick or untick the Auto screen orientation

change, Double tap to Task Manager

and Activate shake operation checkbox

as required. (You can select one of the

following options for Activate shake

operation, Go to Phone screen, Go to

Today Screen, or Answer Call.)

3. Tap OK.

Owner Information

Owner Information enables you to enter your

identification such as address, telephone, e-

mail, and notes for your reference.

Phone

Setting ring tones

To set a ring tone:

1. Access the Phone settings.

2. On the Sounds screen, select the following:

•In the Ring type: field, select the required

type of tone. This can be ringing,

vibration, a combination of ringing and

vibration, or none.

•In the Ring tone: field, select the required

tone.

TIP: Tap the play icon to listen to a sample

of the selected ring tone.

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3. Tap OK.

Setting keypad tones

To set keypad tones:

1. Access the Phone settings.

2. On the Sounds screen, select the required

type of keypad tones in the Keypad: field.

To have no keypad tones, select Off.

Call Barring

Call Barring enables you to block certain

categories of incoming and outgoing calls (for

example, international calls).

To set up Call Barring:

1. Access the Phone settings.

2. Select Services on the upper screen menu.

3. In the list of services, tap Call Barring, then

tap the Get Settings... button. The settings

will then be read from the network.

4. When the current settings are displayed,

select the settings required for blocking

incoming and outgoing calls.

5. Tap OK.

6. Enter the call barring password, then tap

OK. The settings are sent to the network.

TIP: You can use custom sounds as ring

tones. You can copy the files to your

phone from your PC using ActiveSync, or

download them from the Internet.

TIP: You can also set the ring tone from

the Sounds & Notifications settings.

NOTE: Call Barring is only available if it is

supported by your service provider.

NOTE: Before setting up Call Barring,

you will need to obtain your call barring

password from your service provider.

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Caller ID

Caller ID allows selected call recipients to view

your name and phone number information on

their phone when you call them.

To configure Caller ID:

1. Access the Phone settings.

2. Select Services on the upper screen menu.

3. In the list of services, tap Caller ID, then tap

the Get Settings... button.

4. In the Provide my caller ID to: field, select

one of the following:

•Everyone - your information will be

displayed to everyone that you call.

•No one - your information will be hidden

from everyone that you call.

•Only to contacts - your information will

only be displayed when you call a number

stored in Contacts.

5. Tap OK.

Call Forwarding

Call Forwarding enables you to forward

incoming calls to another number.

To set up Call Forwarding:

1. Access the Phone settings.

2. Select Services on the upper screen menu.

3. In the list of services, tap Call Forwarding,

then tap the Get Settings... button.

4. Select the conditions during which you

would like to forward incoming calls. Enter

the phone number(s) for forwarded calls.

5. Tap OK.

NOTE: Call Forwarding is only available

if it is supported by your service provider.

TIP: If you have set up voice mail, you can

select Voicemail as the phone number for

forwarded calls. For details of setting up

voice mail, see Setting up voice mail.

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Call Waiting

Call Waiting notifies you of incoming calls

when you are already in a call. You will then

have the option to answer or ignore the second

call.

To enable Call Waiting:

1. Access the Phone settings.

2. Select Services on the upper screen menu.

3. In the list of services, tap Call Waiting, then

tap the Get Settings... button.

4. Select whether or not you wish to be notified

of waiting calls.

5. Tap OK.

Setting up voice mail

Voice mail is normally preconfigured. If it is not

preconfigured, you can save your voice mail

number to the phone manually.

To set up voice mail manually:

1. Access Mail Settings.

2. Tap SMS.

3. Enter your voice mail number in the Voice

mail number: field. This can be obtained

from your service provider.

4. Tap OK.

Fixed Dialing

Fixed Dialing restricts the numbers that you

can call from your Toshiba phone. When Fixed

Dialing is activated, you can only call

predefined numbers or area codes. These

numbers are stored in a list that you can set up

and edit using your Toshiba phone.

NOTE: Call Waiting is only available if it is

supported by your service provider.

NOTE: Fixed Dialing is only available if it

is supported by your service provider.

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To set up Fixed Dialing:

1. Access the Phone settings.

2. Select Services on the upper screen menu.

3. In the list of services, tap Fixed Dialing,

then tap the Get Settings... button.

4. Tick the Enable fixed dialing checkbox.

5. Tap Menu > Add.

6. In the Name: and Number: field,

respectively enter the name and phone

number you want to be able to call.

7. Tap Done.

8. If required, add more numbers, then tap

Done.

9. Tap OK, then enter PIN2 and tap Done.

Setting the network selection type

To set the network selection type:

1. Access the Phone settings.

2. Select Network on the upper screen menu.

3. In the Network selection field, select

Automatic or Manual as required.

4. If you select Automatic, your Toshiba

phone will register to the default network.

This network is defined by your SIM card.

5. If you select Manual, you will need to wait

for the phone to search for all available

networks.

When the list of networks is displayed, tap

the required network, then tap OK. Your

Toshiba phone will register to the selected

network.

6. Tap OK.

The default setting is Automatic.

If you select Manual, and your current network

becomes unavailable, you will need to wait for

NOTE: Before setting up Fixed Dialing,

you will need to obtain PIN2 from your

service provider.

NOTE: This setting is only available if it is

supported by your service provider.

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the phone to search for all available networks.

You can then select one to connect to.

Preferred networks

If you have selected the Automatic network

selection type, following any failure in

connection to your home network, your Toshiba

phone will attempt to connect to the first network

in the list of Preferred networks. If this fails, the

phone will attempt to connect to the next

network in the list, and so on.

To set up or update the list of Preferred

networks:

1. Access the Phone settings.

2. Select Network on the upper screen menu.

3. Tap Set Networks. The settings will then

be read from the network.

4. Add new networks or reorder the list as

required. You can also remove networks

from the list by unticking the checkbox

beside the network name.

5. Tap OK when you have finished.

Connecting to a network

To connect to a network:

1. Access the Phone settings.

2. Select Network on the upper screen menu.

3. Tap Find Network. You will need to wait for

the phone to search for all available

networks.

When the list of networks is displayed, tap

the required network, then tap OK. Your

Toshiba phone will register to the selected

network.

Setting network mode

To set the network mode:

1. Access the Phone settings.

2. Select Mode on the upper screen menu.

3. Select a network mode from one of the

following:

•Automatic - selects network mode

automatically.

•HSDPA - selects 3G/3.5G network mode.

•GSM - selects 2G/2.5G network mode.

4. Tap OK.

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Power Saving Settings

Power Saving Settings enables you to set up

your Toshiba phone to optimise performance or

save battery power, depending on your

preferences.

Power

The Power settings enable you to check the

battery status and configure settings to prolong

battery power.

To view and change Power settings:

1. Access Power.

2. On the Battery screen, the remaining

battery power is displayed.

3. On the Advanced screen, you can select

when to turn off the screen when using

battery or external power.

4. On the Wi-Fi screen, you can restrict sleep

mode activation, and set the power save

setting to use when Wi-Fi is on.

5. Tap OK when you have finished.

NOTE: Changing the network mode

settings may limit the ability of your

Toshiba phone to connect to the wireless

network, and may result in signal failure.

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Regional Settings

Regional Settings enables you to specify the

styles in which numbers, currency, time and

date are displayed.

To change Regional Settings:

1. Access Regional Settings.

2. On the Region screen, select your region in

the drop-down list. Changing this setting

automatically updates the styles in which

numbers, currency, time and date are

displayed to the defaults for the selected

region.

3. Change specific items on the other screens

if required.

4. Tap OK when you have finished.

Remove Programs

Remove Programs enables you to delete

applications that you have installed.

To remove a program:

1. Access Remove Programs.

2. Tap the application to remove, then tap

Remove.

3. Tap Yes to confirm the deletion.

4. Tap OK when you have finished removing

programs.

NOTE: Programs that were pre-installed

on your Toshiba phone cannot be

removed in this way.

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Screen

Adjusting screen settings

To adjust screen settings:

1. Access Screen.

2. On the General screen, you can set up the

screen orientation and alignment.

3. On the ClearType screen, you can enable

ClearType, which smooths the edge of

screen fonts.

4. On the Text Size screen, you can slide the

marker to adjust the text size. An example of

the selected text size is displayed.

5. Tap OK when you have finished.

Adjusting scroll speed

The scroll speed is the speed at which you can

scroll through items in a list.

To adjust the scroll speed:

1. Access Buttons.

2. In the Delay before first repeat: field,

move the pointer to adjust the time taken

before scrolling begins.

3. In the Repeat rate: field, move the pointer

to adjust the time taken to scroll from one

item to the next.

4. Tap OK when you have finished.

Security

It is advisable to apply certain security features

in case your Toshiba phone is lost or stolen.

You can apply the following security to prevent

unauthorised use:

•Device lock - when this feature is activated,

you will need to unlock the phone before you

can use it.

You can enable a password for the device

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lock to prevent unauthorised use of your

Toshiba phone. You can also set a time after

which the device lock will be activated if the

phone is left idle.

When the device lock is activated with a

password enabled, you will be prompted to

enter the password to unlock the phone.

By using the device lock without a password,

you can prevent accidental calls and

operations.

•Phone lock - using a personal identification

number (PIN), this feature prevents

unauthorised use of your SIM card in any

phone. When this feature is activated, you

will be prompted for your PIN when you

switch on your Toshiba phone. You cannot

use the SIM card until the PIN is entered

correctly.

•SIM Lock - this feature prevents

unauthorised use of your Toshiba phone

with other SIM cards. When this feature is

activated, your Toshiba phone can only be

used with the SIM card that was in the phone

during SIM Lock activation.

Enabling a password for the

device lock

To enable a password for the device lock:

1. Access Lock.

2. On the Password screen, tick the Prompt

if phone unused for checkbox, and select

how long your phone can be left idle before

a password is required.

3. Select a password type.

4. Enter and confirm a password.

5. Enter a hint on the Hint screen if required.

6. Tap OK.

7. Tap Yes to confirm the changes.

IMPORTANT: If you forget your

password, you will need to reinitialise your

phone. See Master Clear for details.

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Disabling the device lock

password

To disable the device lock password:

1. Access Lock.

2. Enter your current password, then tap

Unlock.

3. On the Password screen, untick the

Prompt if phone unused for checkbox.

4. Tap OK.

5. Tap Yes to confirm the change.

Activating the device lock

To activate the device lock, enter the sleep

mode or tap and then tap .

Deactivating the device lock

The device lock will be activated when returning

from the sleep mode.

To deactivate the device lock:

If the device lock password is enabled,

1. Slide the to the right or left if required.

2. Enter your current password.

3. Tap or Unlock to return to where you

left off,

to go to Contacts, or

to go to Messaging.

If the device lock password is not enabled, slide

the to the left or right.

Enabling phone lock

To enable the phone lock:

1. Access the Phone settings.

2. Select Security on the upper screen menu.

NOTE: Before you start, you will need to

know the SIM PIN. This is provided with

your SIM card.

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3. Tick the Require PIN when phone is used

checkbox.

4. Enter the SIM PIN, then tap Enter.

5. Tap OK.

Disabling phone lock

To disable the phone lock:

1. Access the Phone settings.

2. Select Security on the upper screen menu.

3. Untick the Require PIN when phone is

used checkbox.

4. Enter the SIM PIN, then tap Enter.

5. Tap OK.

Activating SIM Lock

To activate SIM Lock:

1. Access SIM Lock.

2. Tick the Lock phone to use current SIM

card only checkbox.

3. Enter and confirm a password of eight

digits.

4. Tap Done or OK.

5. Tap Yes to confirm the changes.

Deactivating SIM Lock

To deactivate SIM Lock:

1. Access SIM Lock.

2. Enter the SIM Lock password, then tap

Done or OK.

3. Untick the Lock phone to use current SIM

card only checkbox.

4. Tap Done or OK.

5. Tap Yes to confirm the changes.

WARNING: If you enter the incorrect PIN

for your SIM card three consecutive times,

you will need to contact your service

provider to obtain the PUK. Do not try to

guess the PUK as your SIM card will be

rendered permanently inoperative

following ten consecutive unsuccessful

attempts.

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Sleep Mode Indicator

This setting enables you to set the LED indicator

to be on when your Toshiba phone is in sleep

mode.

Sounds & Notifications

You can set a different sound for different

events. The sound can be set to something

different for each type of event.

You can also set up the sounds and vibrations

required when tapping the screen.

Setting sounds and notifications

To set sounds and notifications:

1. Access Sounds & Notifications.

2. On the Sounds screen, select the required

settings from the following:

•Tick the Events checkbox to enable sounds

for events such as warnings.

•Tick the Programs checkbox to enable

sounds for applications.

• Select whether to enable sounds for

Screen taps or pressing Hardware

buttons. You can also specify the level of

the sounds.

3. On the Notifications screen, select the

specific sound required for each event, and

the way in which you want to be notified of

the event. Available items are dependent on

the event selected.

4. On the Vibrations screen, select whether

to activate vibrations for screen taps. You

can also specify the length of the vibrations.

5. Tap OK when you have finished.

TIP: Tap the play icon to listen to a sample

of the selected sound.

TIP: You can use custom sounds by

copying the files to your phone from your

PC using ActiveSync, or downloading

them from the Internet.

TIP: Disabling sounds and flashing lights

for events will help to conserve battery

power.

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Task Manager

Task Manager enables you to quickly switch

between currently running applications.

It also enables you to end an application if it

becomes unstable or the memory is low.

Switching between applications

To switch between applications using Task

Manager:

1. Access Task Manager.

2. Double-tap on the application to access.

Ending applications

To end an application using Task Manager:

1. Access Task Manager.

2. Tap the application to end, then tap End

Task.

3. Tap X or Menu > Exit when you have

finished.

Toolbox Settings

Enabling or disabling Toolbox

To enable/disable the Toolbox:

1. Access Toolbox Settings.

2. Tick or untick the Use Toolbox checkbox

as required.

3. Tap OK.

TIP: Alternatively, tap the application, then

tap Menu > Switch To.

TIP: To end all running applications, tap

Menu > End All Tasks, then tap Yes to

confirm the action.

NOTE: By disabling the Toolbox, the

Toshiba Free Pad, Magnifying Glass,

and Task Switcher are also disabled.

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Setting up Toshiba Free Pad for

left or right-handed use

To set up Toshiba Free Pad for left or right-

handed use:

1. Access Toolbox Settings.

2. Ensure that the Use Toolbox checkbox is

ticked.

3. Select Right-handed or Left-handed as

required.

4. Tap OK.

Video Quality Setting

This setting enables you to set the quality for

playing video files.

Volume control

You can access the phone sound volume and

ringer/call volume settings by tapping the ringer

icon on the status indicators.

Volume control has the following settings:

• Phone sound volume - 6 levels.

• Ringer/call volume - 6 levels.

• Both phone volume and ringer/call volume

can be set to On, Vibrate or Off.

TIP: You can change the volume settings

by pressing the Volume keys.

TIP: You can also change the phone

volume and ringer/call volume settings

using Toshiba Volume Settings. To do

this:

1. Access Volume Settings.

2. Tap the required setting (On, Vibrate

or Off), then tap OK.

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System Information

Processor Qualcomm® Snapdragon™ QSD8250, Scorpion™ at 1 GHz

Memory RAM : 256 MB

ROM : 512 MB

Operating System Windows Mobile® 6.5 Professional

UMTS/HSDPA/HSUPA GSM/GPRS/EDGE Frequency Range

Within 3G (UMTS) 2100 1920 - 2170 MHz

Within 3G (UMTS) 900 880 - 960 MHz

Within GSM 850 824 - 894 MHz

Within GSM 900 880 - 960 MHz

Within DCS 1800 1710 - 1880 MHz

Within PCS 1900 1850 - 1990 MHz

Continuous Talk Time

Within 3G (UMTS) area Approximately 240 minutes

Within GSM area Approximately 275 minutes

Continuous Standby Time

Within 3G (UMTS) area Approximately 220 hours

Within GSM area Approximately 225 hours

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Maximum Output

Within 3G (UMTS) 2100 Class 3 0.25 W

Within 3G (UMTS) 900 Class 3 0.25 W

Within GSM 850 Class 4 2 W

Within GSM 900 Class 4 2 W

Within DCS 1800 Class 1 1 W

Within PCS 1900 Class 1 1 W

Dimensions (H × W × D) Approximately 126 mm x 66 mm x 9.9 mm

Weight Approximately 125 g

AC Charger

Input voltage 100 to 240 VAC, 50/60 Hz

Charging temperature range 5 to 35 °C

Battery charging time Approximately 140 minutes

Display

LCD 104mm (4.1'') TFT LCD with Touch screen

Resolution 800 x 480 (65536 colours)

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Audio/Video codecs

Audio AAC, AAC+, eAAC+, AMRNB, MP3, WMA

Video ASF, H.263, H.264, MPEG-4, WMV

Connectivity

Bluetooth Bluetooth™ ver2.0 + EDR (Power Class 2)

Advanced Audio Distribution Profile (A2DP)

Audio/Video Remote Control Profile (AVRCP)

Generic Access Profile (GAP)

Hands-Free Profile (HFP)

Headset Profile (HSP)

Personal Area Networking Profile (PAN)

Phone Book Access Profile (PBAP)

Serial Port Profile (SPP)

Wireless LAN IEEE 802.11b/g

AES, TKIP, WEP, WPA, WPA-PSK, WPA2, WPA2-PSK, WPS

Interface

Cable, headset and phone

charging

Micro-USB (Client, Full Speed, High Speed, Host) / Headset /

Charger

Headset Connector Micro-USB stereo headset

Expansion slot microSD™

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Problem Possible cause Possible solution

Cannot switch

phone on.

Battery out of power. Charge the battery (see page 46).

Battery not installed correctly. Ensure that the battery is inserted correctly

(see page 45).

Phone switches

off automatically.

Battery out of power. Charge the battery (see page 46).

Cannot charge

battery.

Battery not installed correctly. Ensure that the battery is inserted correctly

(see page 45).

AC charger not connected. Ensure that the AC charger is connected to

the phone and to a working AC outlet.

Connectors are dirty. Clean the connectors of the AC charger and

battery.

Battery has worn out. Replace the battery.

Battery or AC charger is

damaged.

Replace the battery or charger. Contact

your dealer for assistance.

Battery loses

power quickly.

Backlight, Power settings

and Power Saving Settings

need to be adjusted.

Adjust settings to optimise power

performance (see page 107, page 119 and

page 119).

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Network not

displayed.

SIM card not installed

correctly.

Ensure that the SIM card is inserted

correctly (see page 43).

Contacts between SIM card

and phone are dirty.

Gently clean the contacts of the SIM card

and phone.

Network signal is weak. Move clear of any obstructions that may

block the signal.

SIM card is damaged. Contact your service provider to obtain a

replacement SIM card.

Cannot make a

call.

You are outside of your

network service area.

Connect to a different network if this is

supported by your service provider

(see page 118).

Phone or SIM card is locked. Unlock the phone or SIM card

(see page 121).

Call Barring is active. Deactivate Call Barring (see page 114).

Cannot answer a

call.

Call Forwarding is active. Deactivate Call Forwarding (see

page 115).

Call Barring is active. Deactivate Call Barring (see page 114).

No ringing for an

incoming call.

Phone is set to not ring for

incoming calls.

Edit the ringtone settings (see page 113).

Problem Possible cause Possible solution

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Poor call quality. Network signal is weak. Move clear of any obstructions that may

block the signal.

Network signal is changing

frequently, e.g. when travelling

on a train.

Wait until signal strength is consistently high

before making or answering a call.

Other party in a

call cannot hear

you.

Phone is muted. Unmute the phone (see page 64).

Cannot send or

receive text

messages.

Your service provider is not

enabling this service.

Contact your service provider to check your

subscription status.

Cannot send or

receive MMS

messages.

Your service provider is not

enabling this service.

Contact your service provider to check your

subscription status.

MMS settings are missing or

incorrect.

Ensure that the MMS settings are correct

(see page 145). To obtain the settings,

contact your service provider.

Cannot access

the Internet.

Your service provider is not

enabling this service.

Contact your service provider to check your

subscription status.

Network settings are missing

or incorrect.

Ensure that the network settings are correct

(see page 102). To obtain the settings,

contact your service provider.

Problem Possible cause Possible solution

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Storage memory

is low.

Too many items stored on the

phone.

Delete any unwanted messages, clear the

Internet history, and delete any unwanted

files.

Storage card is

not recognised.

Storage card not installed

correctly.

Ensure that the storage card is inserted

correctly (see page 43).

Storage card is damaged. Replace the storage card.

Problem Possible cause Possible solution

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Annex 1 - Text input

Input methods

Your Toshiba phone enables you to enter

information in three different ways:

•Typing - using the Input Panel.

• Writing - using your finger, writing directly on

the screen.

• Drawing - using your finger, drawing directly

on the screen.

Input Panel

The Input Panel provides the following input

methods:

•Keyboard

•Toshiba Keyboard

The Input Panel icon is displayed at the centre

bottom of the screen when text input is possible.

To open the Input Panel, tap the Input Panel

icon.

When you begin entering a word using any of

the input methods, your Toshiba phone will

suggest possible words. Tap one of the

suggested words to enter it.

Your Toshiba phone will learn words as you use

them. They will then be used as suggested

words in the future.

Keyboard

With Keyboard, you use your finger to tap on

the keyboard to enter characters.

TIP: Tap and hold to switch the Input

Panel.

TIP: Tap áü to enter miscellaneous letters

and symbols.

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Toshiba Keyboard

With Toshiba Keyboard, you use your finger to

tap on the keyboard to enter characters.

Toshiba Keyboard consists of the following

three keyboard layouts:

•QWERTY pad - this has a similar layout to a

PC keyboard.

•Multi-tap pad - this has a similar layout to a

conventional multi-tap mobile phone

keypad.

•Numeric/Symbol pad - this enables easy

entry of numbers, symbols and special

language characters.

Tap the pad switch buttons ( and for

QWERTY pad, for Multi-tap pad, for

Numeric/Symbol pad) to switch between the

different pads.

Writing and drawing 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. Access Notes.

2. Tap > Options....

3. In the Default mode: field, 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.

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To hand write a note:

1. Access Notes.

2. Tap .

3. Tap , and make sure that Draw is ticked.

4. Write text on the screen.

5. Tap OK when you have finished.

To draw on the screen using your finger:

1. Access Notes.

2. Tap .

3. Tap , and make sure that Draw is ticked.

4. Using your finger, draw over at least three

ruled lines. A box labelled Drawing is

displayed around the drawing.

5. Tap OK when you have finished.

NOTE: If a letter crosses three or more

ruled lines, it is treated as a drawing rather

than text.

TIP: To select a drawing (for example, to

copy or delete it), tap and hold the drawing

briefly. When you lift your finger, the

drawing is selected.

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This section gives information about some of

the main screens on your Toshiba phone. It also

gives an overview of the menu structure of your

phone.

Phone screen

You can access the Phone screen in the

following ways:

•Tap Send key located below the touch

screen.

• Tap , and then tap .

TIP: When you tap a key on the numeric

keypad, a list of names and/or numbers is

displayed. This list shows matching

names and numbers from Contacts, Call

History, Speed Dial and the SIM card.

For example, if you tap 2, names

beginning with A, B or C and phone

numbers beginning with 2 are displayed.

You can enter more characters to reduce

the number of matching entries.

To call an entry, tap it, then tap or .

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Windows Mobile Start Screen

Structure

Start

Today

Phone

Text Messages

Messaging

Text Messages

Outlook E-mail

Setup E-mail

Contacts

Internet Explorer

Calendar

Settings

Bluetooth

Clock & Alarms

Lock

Network Settings

Power

Power Saving Settings

Sounds & Notifications

Home

Wi-Fi Settings

Connections

Beam

Connections

Domain Enrollment

GPRS Settings

Mail Settings

Operator Settings

USB Mode

Wi-Fi

Wireless Manager

Personal

Buttons

Owner Information

Phone

Toolbox Settings

System

About

Adjust Geomagnetic Sensor

Adjust Motion Sensor

Backlight

Browser Setttings

Certificates

Customer Feedback

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Encryption

Error Reporting

GPS Settings

Internal GPS Setting

Location Request

Managed Programs

Master Clear

Memory

Motion Sensor Settings

Regional Settings

Remove Programs

Screen

SIM Lock

Sleep Mode Indicator

Task Manager

Video Quality Setting

Volume Settings

Microsoft My Phone

Getting Started

Clock & Alarms

Pictures & Videos

Windows Media

Marketplace

Windows Live Messenger

Microsoft My Phone

MSN Weather

Windows Live

MSN Money

Calculator

Games

Solitaire

Notes

Tasks

Office Mobile

Excel Mobile

OneNote Mobile

PowerPoint Mobile

Word Mobile

File Explorer

ActiveSync

Internet Sharing

Task Manager

Search Phone

Help

Adobe Reader LE

Camera

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Contacts Backup

Java

PhotoBase

SIM Manager

Streaming Player

Video Editor

Spb Mobile Shell

Spb Home

CorePlayer

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Type Icon Description

Radio signal icons Signal strength

No signal

No radio service. The phone has not yet connected to a network.

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

Phone set to Off.

GPRS available

3G+ available

EDGE available

3G/UMTS available

HSDPA available

Connecting to GPRS

Connecting to EDGE

Connecting to 3G/UMTS

Connecting to HSDPA

Active GPRS connection

Active EDGE connection

Active 3G/UMTS connection

Active HSDPA connection

Roaming

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Connectivity icons Pairing request received from another device.

Incoming beam.

Wi-Fi set to On.

Wi-Fi network(s) in range.

Animated - connecting to a Wi-Fi network.

Static - connected to a Wi-Fi network.

Call icons Call in progress

Data call in progress

Call on hold

Speakerphone on

Calls forwarded

Missed call

Volume icons Ringer on for incoming calls

Ringer off for incoming calls

Vibrate for incoming calls

Notification icons New message(s) received (includes voice mail messages)*

New voice mail message received*

New instant message(s) received

New MMS message(s) received

Type Icon Description

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* The type of voice mail message indicator displayed is dependent on your service provider. Your

service provider may also allow you to select the type of voice mail notification that you receive.

Please contact your service provider for details.

Notification icons 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 a message received.

This icon is displayed automatically after the last notification icon

has been displayed briefly. You can tap this icon to view the

individual notifications.

Battery icons Battery level

Battery level low

Battery charging

ActiveSync icons Synchronisation over GPRS in progress

Synchronisation over EDGE in progress

Synchronisation over 3G/UMTS in progress

Synchronisation over Wi-Fi in progress

Synchronisation error

Other icons Alarm pending

No SIM card

Type Icon Description

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Setting up text messages

service centre

To set up the text messages service centre:

1. Access Mail Settings.

2. Tap SMS.

3. Enter the required number in the Text

messages service centre: field. This

number can be obtained from your service

provider.

4. Tap OK.

Configuring MMS settings

If your Toshiba phone has not been

preconfigured, you will need to manually enter

the details of the MMS account. These details

are available from your service provider.

To configure MMS settings:

1. Access Mail Settings.

2. Tap MMS.

3. Tap Add New.

4. Enter the following details:

•Server name: - enter a descriptive name,

such as the name of your service provider.

•Gateway: - enter the WAP gateway to be

used for this connection.

•Server address: - enter the URL address

of the MMS server.

5. Tap Next.

6. Enter the following details:

•Port number: - enter the HTTP port number

for connecting to the MMS server and for file

transfer.

TIP: You can also set up the text

messages service centre from the Phone

settings by selecting Voice Mail and Text

Messages on the Services screen, then

tapping Get Settings....

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•Message sending size limit: - select the

maximum MMS message size permitted by

your service provider.

•Connect via: - select the connection point

for the MMS server.

7. Tap OK.

Setting up e-mail accounts

Setting up an e-mail account

automatically

To set up an e-mail account automatically:

1. Access Messaging. (Tap > E-mail.)

2. Tap Setup E-mail.

3. In the E-mail address: field, enter the

e-mail address for this account.

4. Enter a password in the Password: field.

5. Tick the Save password checkbox if you

wish to save your password to your Toshiba

phone. This will mean that you do not need

to enter it each time you connect to your e-

mail server. This may or may not be

required by your internet service provider

(ISP).

TIP: If you have several MMS providers,

you can set one as the default. To do this,

tap the required entry, then tap Default. A

check mark is displayed next to the default

MMSC entry. TIP: Choose a strong password -

strengthen the security of your password

by selecting a combination of alphabet

and numeric characters.

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6. Tap Next.

7. Ensure that the Try to get e-mail settings

automatically from the Internet is ticked,

then tap Next.

If the account has set up successfully, you are

prompted to send and receive e-mail.

If the account has not set up successfully, tap

Next and then set up the account manually.

Setting up a Gmail or Yahoo! Mail

account automatically

To set up Gmail or Yahoo! Mail account

automatically:

1. Access Messaging. (Tap > E-mail.)

2. Tap Setup E-mail.

3. In the E-mail address: field, enter the e-

mail address for this account.

4. Enter a password in the Password: field.

5. Tick the Save password checkbox if you

wish to save your password to your Toshiba

phone. This will mean that you do not need

to enter it each time you connect to your e-

mail server.

6. Tap Next twice.

7. Enter your name in the Your name: field.

Modify the name for this account on your

Toshiba phone in the Account display

name: field if required.

8. Tap Next.

9. Select the frequency with which to send and

receive your e-mail in the Automatic Send/

Receive: field.

10.Tap the Review all download settings link

to set the following additional settings if

required:

The Download messages: field enables

you to set the time range for downloading

messages from the server.

Tap Advanced Settings to edit additional

settings for sending, receiving and deleting

e-mails if required. Tap Done, then Next

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.

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when you have finished.

11.Select the format for sending messages

(HTML or Plain Text) in the Message

format: field.

12.Select the download size limitation in the

Message download limit: field.

13.Select the download preferences for

attachments in IMAP4 e-mails in the

Download attachments: field.

14.Tap Finish.

Setting up a Hotmail account

automatically

To set up a hotmail account automatically:

1. Access Messaging. (Tap > E-mail.)

2. Tap Setup E-mail.

3. In the E-mail address: field, enter the e-

mail address for this account.

4. Enter a password in the Password: field.

5. Tick the Save password checkbox if you

wish to save your password to your Toshiba

phone. This will mean that you do not need

to enter it each time you connect to your e-

mail server. Tap Next twice. (Set up

Roaming Settings as required, then tap

Done.)

6. Select Accept or Reject for the Windows

Live Terms of Use. If you Accept, go to the

next step.

7. Tick Windows Live services for showing

Windows Live on the Today screen, then

tap Next.

8. Choose among the options on the screen,

then tap Next.

9. Tap Done when finished.

Setting up an Internet or custom

domain e-mail account manually

You will need to set up an Internet or custom

domain e-mail account if your e-mail provider

supports POP or IMAP e-mail. Contact your e-

mail provider for further information.

A custom domain e-mail account has an

address hosted by a different provider than

indicated by the domain. For example, your e-

mail address may be “user@mycompany.com”,

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although “live.com” hosts the account and

provides the messaging services.

To set up an Internet or custom domain e-mail

account manually:

1. Access Messaging. (Tap > E-mail.)

2. Tap Setup E-mail.

3. In the E-mail address: field, enter the e-

mail address for this account.

4. Enter a password in the Password: field.

5. Tick the Save password checkbox if you

wish to save your password to your Toshiba

phone. This will mean that you do not need

to enter it each time you connect to your e-

mail server. This may or may not be

required by your internet service provider

(ISP).

6. Tap Next.

7. Untick the Try to get e-mail settings

automatically from the Internet

checkbox, then tap Next.

8. In the Your e-mail provider: field, select

Internet e-mail or Custom domain as

required.

9. Tap Next.

10.If you are setting up a custom domain e-mail

account, enter the domain of your e-mail

address provider in the E-mail provider

domain: field, then tap Next.

11.Enter the name that you want displayed

when you send e-mail in the Your name:

field.

12.Enter a unique name for this account in the

Account display name: field, then tap

Next.

13.Enter the name of the incoming server in the

Incoming mail server: field.

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

mailbox in the Account type: list (POP3 or

IMAP4), then tap Next.

NOTE: Before setting up the account, you

will need to obtain the required information

from your e-mail provider.

NOTE: This name cannot be changed

later.

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15.Enter the user name assigned to you by

your ISP in the User name: field. This is

usually the first part of your e-mail address,

before the ‘@’ sign.

16.Tap Next.

17.Enter the name of the outgoing server in the

Outgoing (SMTP) mail server: field.

18.Tick the Outgoing server requires

authentication checkbox if the outgoing

server requires authentication. This

authentication will use the user name and

password that you have already entered.

19.Tick the Use the same user name and

password for sending e-mail checkbox if

required.

20.Tap the Advanced Server Settings link to

set the following additional settings if

required.

Tick the checkboxes if you wish to enable

Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) connection.

The Network connection: field enables

you to select the network to which your e-

mail server connects.

Tap Done when you have finished.

21.Tap Next.

22.Select the frequency with which to send and

receive your e-mail in the Automatic Send/

Receive: field.

23.Tap the Review all download settings link

to set the following additional settings if

required:

The Download messages: field enables

you to set the time range for downloading

messages from the server.

Tap Advanced Settings to edit additional

settings for sending, receiving and deleting

e-mails if required.

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.

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Tap Done, then Next when you have

finished.

24.Select the format for sending messages

(HTML or Plain Text) in the Message

format: field.

25.Select the download size limitation in the

Message download limit: field.

26.Select the download preferences for

attachments in IMAP4 e-mails in the

Download attachments: field.

27.Tap Finish.

Setting up an Outlook e-mail

account manually

An Outlook e-mail account is created and

managed by a Microsoft Exchange server,

usually within a company or other organisation.

To set up an Outlook e-mail account manually:

1. Access Messaging. (Tap > E-mail.)

2. Tap Setup E-mail.

3. In the E-mail address: field, enter the e-

mail address for this account.

NOTE: You need to have an e-mail

account set up on the Exchange server

before you can receive e-mails from this

account on your Toshiba phone. Contact

the administrator of the Exchange server

for further information.

NOTE: Before setting up the account, you

will need to obtain the required information

about the Exchange server. Contact the

administrator of the Exchange server for

further information.

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4. Enter the password of your Outlook e-mail

account in the Password: field.

5. Tick the Save password checkbox if you

wish to save your password to your Toshiba

phone. This will mean that you do not need

to enter it each time you connect to your e-

mail server. This may or may not be

required by your internet service provider

(ISP).

6. Tap Next.

7. Untick the Try to get e-mail settings

automatically from the Internet

checkbox, then tap Next.

8. In the Your e-mail provider: field, select

Exchange server, then tap Next.

9. Tap Next.

10.Tap Next.

11.Enter the address of the Exchange server in

the Server address: field.

12.If the Exchange server uses SSL, ensure

that the This server requires an

encrypted (SSL) connection checkbox is

ticked.

13.Tap Next.

14.Make sure that the user name and

password information is correct.

15.Enter the Exchange server domain in the

Domain: field, then tap Next.

16.Select the data that you would like to

synchronise with the Exchange server (from

Contacts, Text Messages, E-mail,

Calendar and Tasks).

17.Tap Finish.

18.Wait for the synchronisation to finish. This

may take several minutes.

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General messaging options

You can customise the options for your

Messaging accounts, message options,

addressing, and message storage.

To access the Messaging options:

1. Access Messaging. (Tap > E-mail.)

2. Tap Menu > Options.

3. Customise the following options as

required:

•Accounts screen - enables you to change

the settings for each messaging account.

Tap New Account... to set up a new

messaging account.

•Message screen - enables you to change

options for sending and deleting messages.

Tick the Display account picker when

opening Messaging checkbox if you

would like to select the messaging account

each time you open Messaging.

•Address screen - enables you 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.

•Storage screen - enables you 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.

Inserting a signature

To create a signature and insert it in messages:

1. Access Messaging. (Tap > E-mail.)

2. Tap Menu > Options.

3. On the Accounts screen, tap

Signatures....

4. In the Select an account: field, select the

account for which you are creating the

signature.

5. Tick the Use signature with this account

checkbox.

6. To insert a signature in every message you

send, tick the Use when replying and

forwarding checkbox. If this checkbox is

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not ticked, the signature is inserted in new

messages only.

7. Enter the signature.

8. Tap OK twice.

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Setting up a GPRS connection

GPRS is a packet-based wireless

communication service which enables data to

be sent and received using mobile phones.

You can use GPRS to connect to the Internet or

to send and receive MMS messages using your

phone. When you use GPRS, you will usually be

billed based on the data traffic volume.

However, you should check billing information

with your service provider.

To set up a GPRS connection manually:

1. Access Network Settings.

2. Tap Network Settings.

3. Select Cellular Line (GPRS), then tap

Next.

4. In the Access point name: field, enter the

GPRS access point name (APN) for your

service provider, then tap Next.

5. In the User name: field, enter your user

name for the network, then tap Next.

6. In the Password: field, enter your password

for the network, then tap Next.

7. If you need to specify extra settings, tap one

or more of the following items and enter the

required information:

•Domain - enter the domain name, then tap

OK.

NOTE: Before you begin, you will need to

obtain the following information:

• From your phone service provider - data

connectivity plan information, access

point name, and PAP/CHAP security

settings.

• From your ISP or wireless service

provider - access point name, user

name and password, and other security

information.

NOTE: Before setting up a GPRS

connection, you will need to obtain the

required settings from your service

provider. As a minimum, the access point

name will be required.

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•IP Address - select Use server-assigned

IP address to automatically configure the

IP address. Otherwise, select Use specific

IP address and manually enter the IP

address.

Tap Next.

Tick the checkbox(es) for the required types

of compression, then tap OK.

•Server Address - to automatically

configure the server address, select Use

server-assigned address, then tap OK.

Otherwise, select Use specific server

address to manually enter the server

address information in the Primary DNS:,

Secondary DNS:, Primary WINS:, and

Secondary WINS: fields.

Tap OK.

8. Authentication - select one of the

following:

•None - no authentication (default).

•CHAP - use Challenge Handshake

Authentication Protocol.

•PAP - use Password Authentication

Protocol.

Tap OK.

9. Tap OK.

10.In the ISP name: field, enter a name for the

GPRS connection.

11.Tap OK.

Setting up a dial-up connection

To set up a dial-up connection:

1. Access Network Settings.

2. Tap Network Settings.

3. Select Cellular Line, then tap Next.

4. In the Dialling number: field, enter the

phone number used to dial the network,

then tap Next.

NOTE: Before setting up a dial-up

connection, you will need to obtain the

required settings from your service

provider.

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5. Enter the required information. See Setting

up a GPRS connection for details.

6. Tap OK.

Setting up a VPN connection

To set up a VPN connection:

1. Access Network Settings.

2. Tap Advanced.

3. On the Tasks screen, tap Add a new VPN

server connection in the My Work

Network section.

4. Enter the following information:

•Name: - name for the connection.

•Host name/ IP: - name of the VPN

server.

•VPN type: - select the type of VPN.

5. Tap Next.

6. If you selected IPSec/L2TP in the VPN

type: field, select the type of authentication.

Enter the pre-shared key if required.

Tap Next.

7. Enter the required information. See Setting

up a GPRS connection for details.

8. Tap Finish.

IMPORTANT: Please ensure that you

have set up a GPRS connection before

attempting to set up a VPN connection.

The VPN connection uses the GPRS

connection to connect to a network, such

as a corporate network.

NOTE: Before setting up a VPN

connection, you will need to obtain the

required settings.

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Setting up a proxy connection

Depending on your service provider's

configuration, you may need to add a proxy

connection to allow your Toshiba phone to

access the Internet or WAP services.

Your service provider will be able to advise

whether you need to create a proxy connection.

To set up a proxy connection:

1. Access Network Settings.

2. Tap Advanced.

3. On the Tasks screen, tap Set up my proxy

server for the required group.

4. On the Proxy Settings screen, tick the

This network connects to the Internet

and This network uses a proxy server to

connect to the Internet checkboxes.

5. In the Proxy server: field, enter the name of

the proxy server.

6. If you need to specify extra settings, tap the

Advanced... button and edit the settings as

required.

Tap OK when you have finished.

7. Tap OK.

NOTE: Before setting up a proxy

connection, you will need to obtain the

required settings from your service

provider.

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Connecting to intranet URLs

Some URLs for corporate intranet pages may

use ‘.’ characters, for example:

intranet.companyname.com. To view these

pages, you need to set up a URL exception.

To set up a URL exception:

1. Access Network Settings.

2. Tap Advanced.

3. Select Advanced on the upper screen

menu.

4. Tap the Exceptions... button.

5. Tap Add new URL....

6. In the Work URL: field, enter the required

URL.

7. Tap OK three times.

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End User License Agreement

This End User License Agreement ("EULA") is a legal agreement

between you (as the user) and TOSHIBA CORPORATION

("Toshiba") with regard to the copyrighted software installed in a

Toshiba 3G mobile phone supplied to you (the "Phone").

Use or employment of any software installed in the Phone and related

documentations (the "Software") will constitute your acceptance of

these terms, unless separate terms are provided by the Software

supplier on the Phone, in which case certain additional or different

terms may apply. If you do not agree with the terms of this EULA, do

not use or employ the Software.

1. License Grant. Toshiba grants to you a personal, non-

transferable and non-exclusive right to use the Software as set

out in this EULA. Modifying, adapting, translating, renting,

copying, making available, transferring or assigning all or part of

the Software, or any rights granted hereunder, to any other

persons, and removing any proprietary notices, labels or marks

from the Software is strictly prohibited, except as expressly

permitted in this EULA. Furthermore, you hereby agree not to

create derivative works based on the Software.

2. Copyright. The Software is licensed, not sold. You acknowledge

that no title to the intellectual property in the Software is or will be

transferred to you. You further acknowledge that title and full

ownership rights to the Software will remain the exclusive

property of Toshiba, Toshiba's affiliates, and/or their suppliers,

and you will not acquire any rights to the Software, except as

expressly set out in this EULA. You may keep a backup copy of

the Software only so far as necessary for its lawful use. All copies

of the Software must contain the same proprietary notices as

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EULA. All rights not expressly granted under this EULA are

reserved to Toshiba, Toshiba's affiliates and/or their suppliers.

3. Reverse Engineering. You agree that you will not attempt, and

if you are a business organisation, you will use your best efforts

to prevent your employees, workers and contractors from

attempting, to reverse engineer, decompile, modify, translate or

disassemble the Software in whole or in part except to the extent

that such actions cannot be excluded by mandatory applicable

law and only if those actions are taken in accordance with such

applicable law. Any failure to comply with the above or any other

terms and conditions contained herein will result in the automatic

termination of this license and the reversion of the rights granted

hereunder to Toshiba.

4. LIMITED WARRANTY. Only during the warranty period for the

Phone, Toshiba, Toshiba's affiliates, its suppliers or its

authorised service company will repair or replace, at Toshiba's

sole discretion, defective Software unless such defect results

from acts or incidences beyond the reasonable control of

Toshiba. EXCEPT AS PROVIDED IN THIS EULA:

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RIGHTS; AND (B) THE ENTIRE RISK AS TO THE QUALITY

AND PERFORMANCE OF THE SOFTWARE IS WITH YOU.

YOU ACCEPT THAT THE SOFTWARE MAY NOT MEET YOUR

REQUIREMENTS AND NO WARRANTY CAN BE GIVEN THAT

OPERATION OF THE SOFTWARE WILL BE UNINTERRUPTED

OR ERROR-FREE.

IMPORTANT: PLEASE READ THE FOLLOWING BEFORE

USING YOUR MOBILE PHONE AS ATTEMPTING TO USE

ANY SOFTWARE ON THE SUPPLIED PHONE

CONSTITUTES YOUR ACCEPTANCE OF THESE EULA

TERMS. IF YOU REJECT OR DO NOT AGREE WITH ALL

THE TERMS OF THIS EULA, PLEASE DO NOT ATTEMPT TO

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LEGALLY PERMITTED, IN NO EVENT SHALL TOSHIBA,

TOSHIBA'S AFFILIATES OR THEIR SUPPLIERS BE LIABLE TO

YOU FOR ANY DAMAGES FOR (A) LOST BUSINESS OR

REVENUE, BUSINESS INTERRUPTION, LOSS OF BUSINESS

DATA; OR (B) CONSEQUENTIAL, SPECIAL, INCIDENTAL OR

INDIRECT DAMAGES OF ANY KIND (WHETHER UNDER

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TOSHIBA, TOSHIBA'S AFFILIATES OR THEIR SUPPLIER HAS

BEEN ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGES;

OR (II) ANY CLAIM BY A THIRD PARTY.

SAVE AS SET OUT IN THIS SECTION, TOSHIBA'S ENTIRE

LIABILITY UNDER THIS EULA SHALL NOT EXCEED THE

PRICE PAID FOR THE SOFTWARE, IF ANY. THE ABOVE

DISCLAIMER AND LIMITATION DOES NOT EXCLUDE OR

LIMIT (A) LIABILITY FOR DEATH OR PERSONAL INJURY

CAUSED BY NEGLIGENCE; OR (B) ANY MANDATORY LEGAL

RIGHT OR LIABILITY TO THE EXTENT THAT IT CANNOT BE

LAWFULLY EXCLUDED OR LIMITED UNDER APPLICABLE

LAW. P LE ASE MAK E AND RETAIN A C OPY OF A LL DA TA YOU

HAVE INSERTED INTO YOUR PRODUCT, FOR EXAMPLE

NAMES, ADDRESSES, PHONE NUMBERS, PICTURES,

RINGTONES ETC., BEFORE SUBMITTING YOUR PRODUCT

FOR A WARRANTY SERVICE, AS SUCH DATA MAY BE

DELETED OR ERASED AS PART OF THE REPAIR OR

SERVICE PROCESS.

6. Laws. This EULA will be governed by the laws of England and

Wales. All disputes arising out of this EULA shall be subject to the

exclusive jurisdiction of the English Courts.

7. Export Laws. Any use, duplication or employment of the

Software involves products and/or technical data that may be

controlled under the export laws of applicable countries or region,

and may be subject to the approval of the applicable

governmental authorities prior to export. Any export, directly or

indirectly, in contravention of the export laws of applicable

countries or region is prohibited.

8. Third Party Beneficiary. You agree that certain suppliers of the

Software to Toshiba have a right as a third party beneficiary to

enforce the terms of this EULA against you as a user.

9. Transfers. The Software may be transferred only as installed on

the Phone to a lawful third party user, where that party accepts

the terms of this EULA, which will continue to apply.

10. IF YOU ARE DEALING AS A CONSUMER IN THE UK AND THE

SOFTWARE QUALIFIES AS 'GOODS', YOUR STATUTORY

RIGHTS UNDER APPLICABLE LAW ARE NOT AFFECTED.

11. The Software is subject to change for upgrading purposes

without prior notice.

EU Warranty

Your Toshiba phone, battery and AC charger contain no user

serviceable parts. For further information on service, please contact

your retailer or service provider.

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MICROSOFT SOFTWARE LICENSE

TERMS FOR WINDOWS MOBILE 6.5

SOFTWARE

These license terms are an agreement between you and TOSHIBA.

Please read them. They apply to the software included on this device.

The software also includes any separate media on which you received

the software.

The software on this device includes software licensed by TOSHIBA

from Microsoft Corporation or its affiliate.

The terms also apply to any

•updates,

• supplements,

• Internet-based services, and

• support services

for this software, unless other terms accompany those items. If so,

those terms apply.

As described below, using some features also operates as your

consent to the transmission of certain standard computer

information for Internet-based services.

By using the software, including use on this device, you accept

these terms. If you do not accept them, do not use the device or

software. Instead, contact TOSHIBA to determine its return

policy for a refund or credit.

WARNING: If the software contains voice operated technologies, then

operating this software requires user attention. Diverting attention

away from the road while driving can possibly cause an accident or

other serious consequence. Even occasional, short diversions of

attention can be dangerous if your attention is diverted away from your

driving task at a critical time. TOSHIBA and Microsoft make no

representations, warranties or other determinations that ANY use of

this software is legal, safe, or in any manner recommended or

intended while driving or otherwise operating a motor vehicle.

If you comply with these license terms, you have the rights

below.

1. USE RIGHTS. You may use the software on the device with

which you acquired the software.

2. ADDITIONAL LICENSING REQUIREMENTS AND/OR USE

RIGHTS.

a. Specific Use. TOSHIBA designed this device for a specific

use. You may only use the software for that use.

b. Included Microsoft Programs and Additional Required

Licenses. Except as provided below, these license terms

apply to all Microsoft programs included with the software. If

the license terms with any of those programs give you other

rights that do not expressly conflict with these license terms,

you also have those rights.

i. This agreement does not grant you any rights with respect

to the Windows Mobile Device Center, Microsoft

ActiveSync or Microsoft Outlook 2007 Trial which are

subject to the licenses accompanying those items.

c. Speech Recognition. If the software includes speech

recognition component(s), you understand that speech

recognition is an inherently statistical process and that

recognition errors are inherent in the process. Neither

TOSHIBA nor Microsoft or their suppliers shall be liable for

any damages arising out of errors in the speech recognition

process.

d. Phone Functionality. If the device software includes phone

functionality, all or certain portions of the device software may

be inoperable if you do not have and maintain a service

account with a wireless telecommunication carrier ("Mobile

Operator"), or if the Mobile Operator's network is not

operating or configured to operate with the device.

3. SCOPE OF LICENSE. The software is licensed, not sold. This

agreement only gives you some rights to use the software.

TOSHIBA and Microsoft reserve all other rights. Unless

applicable law gives you more rights despite this limitation, you

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may use the software only as expressly permitted in this

agreement. In doing so, you must comply with any technical

limitations in the software that allow you to use it only in certain

ways. You shall not:

• work around any technical limitations in the software;

• reverse engineer, decompile or disassemble the software;

• make more copies of the software than specified in this

agreement;

• publish the software for others to copy;

• rent, lease or lend the software; or

• use the software for commercial software hosting services.

Except as expressly provided in this agreement, rights to access the

software on this device do not give you any right to implement

Microsoft patents or other Microsoft intellectual property in software or

devices that access this device.

You may use remote access technologies in the software such as

Remote Desktop Mobile to access the software remotely from a

computer or server. You are responsible for obtaining any licenses

required for use of the protocols to access other software.

4. INTERNET-BASED SERVICES. Microsoft provides Internet-

based services with the software. Microsoft may change or

cancel them at any time.

a. Consent for Internet-based Services. The software

features described below connect to Microsoft or service

provider computer systems over the Internet. In some cases,

you will not receive a separate notice when they connect. You

may switch off some of these features or not use them. For

more information about these features, visit

http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkId=81931.

By using these features, you consent to the

transmission of this information. Microsoft does not use

the information to identify or contact you.

Device Information. The following features use Internet

protocols, which send to the appropriate systems device

information, such as your Internet protocol address, the type

of operating system, browser and name and version of the

software you are using, and the language code of the device

where you installed the software. Microsoft uses this

information to make the Internet-based services available to

you.

•Windows Mobile Update Feature. The Windows Mobile

Update feature provides you the ability to obtain and install

software updates on your device if updates are available. You

may choose not to use this feature. TOSHIBA and/or your

Mobile Operator may not support this feature or an update for

your device.

•Windows Media Digital Rights Management. Content

owners use Windows Media digital rights management

technology (WMDRM) to protect their intellectual property,

including copyrights. This software and third party software

use WMDRM to play and copy WMDRM-protected content. If

the software fails to protect the content, content owners may

ask Microsoft to revoke the software's ability to use WMDRM

to play or copy protected content. Revocation does not affect

other content. When you download licenses for protected

content, you agree that Microsoft may include a revocation list

with the licenses. Content owners may require you to upgrade

WMDRM to access their content. Microsoft software that

includes WMDRM will ask for your consent prior to the

upgrade. If you decline an upgrade, you will not be able to

access content that requires the upgrade.

b. Misuse of Internet-based Services. You shall not use these

services in any way that could harm them or impair anyone

else's use of them. You shall not use the services to try to gain

unauthorized access to any service, data, account or network

by any means.

5. NOTICES ABOUT THE MPEG-4 VISUAL STANDARD. The

software may include MPEG-4 visual decoding technology. This

technology is a format for data compression of video information.

MPEG LA, L.L.C. requires this notice:

USE OF THIS PRODUCT IN ANY MANNER THAT COMPLIES

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WITH THE MPEG 4 VISUAL STANDARD IS PROHIBITED,

EXCEPT FOR USE DIRECTLY RELATED TO (A) DATA OR

INFORMATION (i) GENERATED BY AND OBTAINED

WITHOUT CHARGE FROM A CONSUMER NOT THEREBY

ENGAGED IN A BUSINESS ENTERPRISE, AND (ii) FOR

PERSONAL USE ONLY; AND (B) OTHER USES

SPECIFICALLY AND SEPARATELY LICENSED BY MPEG LA,

L.L.C.

If you have questions about the MPEG-4 visual standard, please

contact MPEG LA, L.L.C., 250 Steele Street, Suite 300, Denver,

CO 80206; www.mpegla.com.

6. DIGITAL CERTIFICATES. The software uses digital certificates

in X.509 format. These digital certificates are used for

authentication.

7. CONNECTIVITY SOFTWARE. Your device package may

include Windows Mobile Device Center or Microsoft ActiveSync

software. If it is included, then you may install and use it in

accordance with the license terms that are provided with it. If no

license terms are provided, then you may install and use only one

(1) copy of the software on a single computer.

8. NETWORK ACCESS. If you are using a network, such as an

employer network, the network administrator may limit features or

functionality on your device.

9. PRODUCT SUPPORT. Contact TOSHIBA for support options.

Refer to the support information provided with the device.

10. LINKS TO THIRD PARTY WEBSITES. If the software provides

links to third party websites, those links are provided to you only

as a convenience, and the inclusion of any link does not imply an

endorsement of the third party website by Microsoft.

11. BACKUP COPY. You may make one backup copy of the

software. You may use it only to reinstall the software on the

device.

12. PROOF OF LICENSE. If you acquired the software on the

device, or on a disc or other media, a genuine Certificate of

Authenticity label with a genuine copy of the software identifies

licensed software. To be valid, this label must be affixed to the

device, or included on or in TOSHIBA's software packaging. If

you receive the label separately, it is not valid. You should keep

the label on the device or packaging to prove that you are

licensed to use the software. To identify genuine Microsoft

software, see http://www.howtotell.com.

13. TRANSFER TO A THIRD PARTY. You may transfer the software

only with the device, the Certificate of Authenticity label, and

these license terms directly to a third party. Before the transfer,

that party must agree that these license terms apply to the

transfer and use of the software. You may not retain any copies

of the software including the backup copy.

14. NOT FAULT TOLERANT. The software is not fault tolerant.

TOSHIBA installed the software on the device and is

responsible for how it operates on the device.

15. RESTRICTED USE. The Microsoft software was designed for

systems that do not require fail-safe performance. You may not

use the Microsoft software in any device or system in which a

malfunction of the software would result in foreseeable risk of

injury or death to any person. This includes operation of nuclear

facilities, aircraft navigation or communication systems and air

traffic control.

16. NO WARRANTIES FOR THE SOFTWARE. The software is

provided "as is". You bear all risks of using it. Microsoft

gives no express warranties, guarantees or conditions. Any

warranties you receive regarding the device or the software

do not originate from, and are not binding on, Microsoft or

its affiliates. When allowed by your local laws, TOSHIBA

and Microsoft exclude implied warranties of

merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose and non-

infringement.

17. LIABILITY LIMITATIONS. You can recover from Microsoft

and its affiliates only direct damages up to fifty U.S. Dollars

(U.S. $50.00), or equivalent in local currency. You cannot

recover any other damages, including consequential, lost

profits, special, indirect or incidental damages.

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This limitation applies to:

• anything related to the software, services, content

(including code) on third party internet sites, or third

party programs, and

• claims for breach of contract, breach of warranty,

guarantee or condition, strict liability, negligence, or

other tort to the extent permitted by applicable law.

It also applies even if Microsoft should have been aware of

the possibility of the damages. The above limitation may

not apply to you because your country may not allow the

exclusion or limitation of incidental, consequential or other

damages.

18. EXPORT RESTRICTIONS. The software is subject to United

States export laws and regulations. You must comply with all

domestic and international export laws and regulations that apply

to the software. These laws include restrictions on destinations,

end users and end use. For additional information, see

www.microsoft.com/exporting.

End User License Agreement for

ArcSoft Software

The following is a legal software license agreement between you, the

software end user, and ArcSoft, Inc. Carefully read this license

agreement before using the relevant ArcSoft software ("Software").

Installing the Software on a computer or other hardware device

indicates that you have read this license agreement and agree to its

terms.

1. Grant of License. This license permits you to use one copy of

the Software included in this package or product on any single

computer. For each software licensee, the program can be "in

use" on only one computer or hardware device at any given time.

The Software is "in use" when it is either loaded into RAM or

installed into the hard disk or other permanent memory of a

computer or other hardware device. A special license permit from

ArcSoft is required if the program is going to be installed on a

network server for the sole purpose of distribution to other

computers. You may not modify, translate, reverse assemble,

decompile, disassemble or otherwise attempt (i) to defeat, avoid,

bypass, remove, deactivate or otherwise circumvent any

software protection mechanisms in the Software, including

without limitation any such mechanism used to restrict or control

the functionality of the Software, or (ii) to derive the source code

or the underlying ideas, algorithms, structure or organization from

the Software (except to the extent that such activities may not be

prohibited under applicable law).

2. Copyright. The Software contained in this package or device is

protected by United States copyright laws, international treaty

provisions, and all other applicable national laws. The Software

must be treated like all other copyrighted materials (e.g. books

and musical recordings). This license does not allow the

Software to be rented or leased, and the written materials

accompanying the Software (if any) may not be copied.

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3. Ownership. Title, ownership rights, and all intellectual property

rights in and to the Software and any accompanying

documentation, and any copy of the foregoing, shall remain the

sole and exclusive property of ArcSoft and/or its third party

licensors. You agree to abide by the copyright law and all other

applicable laws. You acknowledge that the Software contains

valuable confidential information and trade secrets of ArcSoft

and/or its third party licensors.

4. Warranty Disclaimer. NO WARRANTIES, EITHER EXPRESS

OR IMPLIED, ARE MADE WITH RESPECT TO THIS

SOFTWARE, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE IMPLIED

WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A

PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND WARRANTIES FOR NON-

INFRINGEMENT OF INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY, AND

ARCSOFT EXPRESSLY DISCLAIMS ALL WARRANTIES NOT

STATED HEREIN. YOU ASSUME THE ENTIRE RISK AS TO

THE QUALITY AND PERFORMANCE OF THE SOFTWARE.

SHOULD THE SOFTWARE PROVE DEFECTIVE, YOU, AND

NOT ARCSOFT OR AN AUTHORIZED RESELLER, ASSUME

THE ENTIRE COST OF NECESSARY SERVICING, REPAIR,

OR CORRECTION. SOME STATES DO NOT ALLOW THE

EXCLUSION OF IMPLIED WARRANTIES, SO THE ABOVE

EXCLUSION MAY NOT APPLY TO YOU. THIS WARRANTY

GIVES YOU SPECIFIC LEGAL RIGHTS, AND YOU MAY ALSO

HAVE OTHER RIGHTS THAT VARY FROM STATE TO STATE.

YOUR SOLE REMEDY AND THE ENTIRE LIABILITY OF

ARCSOFT ARE SET FORTH ABOVE. IN NO EVENT WILL

ARCSOFT BE LIABLE TO YOU OR ANY OTHER PERSON FOR

ANY DAMAGES, INCLUDING ANY INCIDENTAL OR

CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES, EXPENSES, LOST PROFITS,

LOST SAVINGS, OR OTHER DAMAGES ARISING OUT OF

USE OF OR INABILITY TO USE SUCH SOFTWARE.

5. No Liability for Consequential Damages. In no event shall

ArcSoft be liable for any damages whatsoever (including but not

limited to damages for loss of business profits, business

interruption, loss of business information, or any other pecuniary

loss) which results from an inability to use this Software, even if

ArcSoft, Inc. has been advised of the possibility of such

damages. Because some states/jurisdictions do not allow the

exclusion or limitation of consequential or incidental damages,

the above limitations may not apply to you.

6. Export. Subject to permission of the appropriate United States or

foreign licenses, export or re-export the product incorporating the

Software is able to be made.

7. U.S. Government Restricted Rights. If you are a unit or agency

of the United States government, the Software and related

documentation are deemed to be "commercial computer

software" and "commercial computer software documentation,"

respectively, pursuant to DFAR Section 227.7202 and FAR

Section 12.212(b), as applicable. Any use, modification,

reproduction, release, performing, displaying or disclosing of the

Software and/or the related documentation by the United States

government shall be governed solely by the terms of this

Agreement and shall be prohibited except to the extent expressly

permitted by the terms of this Agreement. Any technical data

provided that is not covered by the above provisions is deemed

to be "technical data commercial items" pursuant to DFAR

Section 227.7015(a). Any use, modification, reproduction,

release, performing, displaying or disclosing of such technical

data shall be governed by the terms of DFAR Section

227.7015(b).

8. High Risk Activities. The Software is not fault-tolerant and is not

designed or intended for use in hazardous environments

requiring fail-safe performance, or any other application in which

the failure of the Software could lead directly to death, personal

injury, or severe physical or property damage (collectively, "High

Risk Activities"). ARCSOFT EXPRESSLY DISCLAIMS ANY

EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANTY OF FITNESS FOR HIGH

RISK ACTIVITIES.

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9. Termination. Your rights with respect to the Software may be

terminated, either immediately or after a notice period not

exceeding thirty (30) days, upon unauthorized copying of the

Software or failure to comply with the restrictions contained in this

license agreement. Upon termination of the license, you shall

cease to use thereof.

10. Governing Law. If this product was purchased in the United

States, this Agreement is governed by the laws of the state of

California; otherwise, local laws may apply.

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Snapdragon™ is a trademark of Qualcomm

Incorporated.

Microsoft, Windows, Windows Mobile,

Windows Live, Hotmail, Windows Media,

ActiveSync, Internet Explorer, Outlook, Excel,

PowerPoint and Word are either registered

trademarks or trademarks of Microsoft

Corporation in the United States and/or other

countries.

ArcSoft and the ArcSoft logo are registered

trademarks of ArcSoft, Inc.

The Bluetooth™ word mark and logos are

trademarks owned by Bluetooth SIG, Inc.

CorePlayer® is a registered trademark of

CoreCodec, Inc.

Java™ and all Java-based marks are

trademarks or registered trademarks of Sun

Microsystems, Inc.

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Licenses

microSD™ and the microSD™ logo are

trademarks.

Nimbuzz and the Nimbuzz logo trademarks of

Nimbuzz.

The Wi-Fi CERTIFIED Logo is a certification

mark of the Wi-Fi Alliance.

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Index

IndexA

About 106

AC charger 131

Adjust Geomagnetic Sensor 106

Alarm 109

Attachments 75, 76

Authentication 156

Backlight 107, 131

Battery 45, 46, 107, 119, 131

Beam 98

Bluetooth 99

Bluetooth headset 101

Bluetooth mode 99

Browser Settings 108

Calendar 78

Call Barring 114, 132

Call barring password 114

Call Forwarding 115, 132

Call History 67

Call Timers 67

Call Waiting 116

Caller ID 115

Camera 79

Certificates 108

Clock 108

Conference calls 66

Contacts 61, 82

Cookies 87

CorePlayer 85

Creating a contact 82

Creating an e-mail 74

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Creating an MMS message 71

Custom domain e-mail 148

Customer Feedback 109

Date 108

Device lock 122

Device name 106

Dial-up connection 156

Disposal 28

Domain Enroll 101

Drafts 70, 75

Drawing 136

E-mail 74

Emergency Calls 23

Encryption 109

Ending a call 60

Ending applications 126

Error Reporting 110

Excel Mobile 91

Exchange server 74, 151

External GPS 110

FCC Notice 30

File Explorer 85

Fixed Dialing 116

Flight Mode 105

Forwarding a message 69

Games 85

Getting Started 85

GPRS connection 155

GSM 118

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Hands-free 64

Holding a call 64

HSDPA 118

Input Panel 135

Internal GPS 111

International calls 62

Internet 133

Internet connections 102

Internet e-mail 74, 148

Internet Explorer 86

Internet Favorites 86

Internet History 87

Internet Sharing 102

Internet Zoom 86

Java 88

Keyboard 135

Keypad tones 114

Location Request 106

Magnifying Glass 52

Making a call 61

Managed Programs 111

Marketplace 89

Master Clear 111

Memory 112

microSD card 43

Microsoft My Phone 90

MMS messages 71, 133

MMS settings 145

Motion Sensor 54, 107, 113

Muting a call 64

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Network mode 118

Nimbuzz 77

Notes 90

Office Mobile 91

OneNote Mobile 91

Operator Settings 57

Outlook e-mail 151

Owner Information 113

Pairing 100

Phone layout 39

Phone lock 123

Phone screen 138

PhotoBase 92

Photos 80

Pictures 92

Pictures & Videos 92

Power 119, 131

PowerPoint Mobile 92

Preferred networks 118

Proxy connection 158

Receiving a call 60

Receiving MMS messages 71

Regional Settings 120

Reinitialising 37

Reminders 79

Removing Programs 120

Replying to a message 69

Resetting 37

Restarting 36

Ring tones 113

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Screen 121

Search Phone 93

Security 121

Sending a text message 69

Sending and receiving e-mail 75

Sending contacts 84

Setting up e-mail 146

Signatures 153

SIM card 42, 43, 132

SIM Lock 124

SIM Toolkit 93

Sleep Mode Indicator 125

Speakerphone 64

Speed Dial 62

Starting and stopping

synchronisation 58

Status icons 142

Storage card 81

Streaming Player 94

Task Manager 126

Task Switcher 56

Tasks 94

Temporary internet files 87

Text messages 68, 133

Text messages service centre 145

Time 108

Toolbox 54, 126

Toshiba Free Pad 55

Toshiba Keyboard 136

Touch user interface 48

USB Mode 103

Video Editor 95

Video Quality 127

Videos 81, 92

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Index

Voice mail 116

Volume 64

Volume control 127

VPN connection 157

Wi-Fi 103

Wi-Fi security 104

Windows Live 95

Windows Live Messenger 76

Windows Media Player 96

Wireless Manager 104

Word Mobile 92

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