Sony Ericsson T206 manuel d'utilisation

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    N o t for C o m m e r c i a l U s e T206 User’ s Guide P ara obtener u na copia en español de e sta Guía del Usua rio, visite nuestra página W eb en www .SonyEr icsson.com o, si se encuentra en Estados U nido s, también puede llamar al 1-800- 374-277 6. Register your new phone, purchase access ories, an d see the la test in products by v isit[...]

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    N o t for C o m m e r c i a l U s e Unde rsta nding Th is User’ s Guid e • A Menu Diagram is located on the inside front cover of t his User’ s Guid e. It gives a quick overv iew of th e menus in the T206. • A portabl e Quick Reference Card is located on the back co ver of this use r’ s guide. I t prov i des an ov erview of key i cons and[...]

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    N o t for C o m m e r c i a l U s e T ab le of Co nte nts Guideline s for Safe and Efficient Use .......... . 1 Recommendations ........................................ 1 Antenna ........................................................ 1 Efficient Use ................................................. 2 Radio Frequency (RF) Exposure and SAR .... 2 E[...]

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    N o t for C o m m e r c i a l U s e Browser ....................................................... 34 My Shortcuts .............................................. 35 Using the Phonebook Menu ............ ......... . 36 Adding Contacts ......................................... 36 Calling Contacts ......................................... 37 Editing [...]

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    N o t for C o m m e r c i a l U s e Accessories, Accessibility, and Internet ........ 65 Limite d Warranty . ......... ........ ........ ......... ... 66 Our Warranty ............................................. 66 What We Will Do ...................................... 66 Conditions .................................................. 66 Index .....[...]

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    N o t for C o m m e r c i a l U s e Guidelines for Safe and E fficient U se 1 Guid el ines for Safe an d Ef fici en t Us e Please read this information bef ore using your mobile phone. Recommendations • Alway s treat your produc t with care and k eep it in a clean and dust-free place. • Do not expo se your produ ct to li quid or m oistu re or h[...]

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    N o t for C o m m e r c i a l U s e Guidelines for Safe and Efficient U se 2 Efficient Use • Hold your m obile pho ne as you would any othe r phon e. Do not cover th e top of the pho ne when in use, as this affects call quality and may caus e the phon e to op erate at a higher p ower level tha n need ed, th us sh orte nin g talk and s tandb y tim[...]

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    N o t for C o m m e r c i a l U s e Guidelines for Safe and E fficient U se 3 Accessories can significantly aff ect a mobile phone’ s compl iance with the radio freq uency e xpo sure guidel ines. F o r example, th e F ederal Comm unication Comm ission in the U.S. req uires t hat som e m anufac turers’ access ories shall be teste d, and So ny E [...]

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    N o t for C o m m e r c i a l U s e Guidelines for Safe and Efficient U se 4 Hearing Aids Some d igit al wirele ss p hon es m ay i nter fe re wit h some hearin g aids. In the ev ent of suc h inte rferenc e, you may want to consult your service provider or call yo ur local Sony Ericsson Customer C are Center to d iscuss alter natives. Other Medica l[...]

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    N o t for C o m m e r c i a l U s e Guidelines for Safe and E fficient U se 5 CONT AIN SMALL P AR TS THA T COULD BE DET ACHE D AND CREA TE A CHO KING HAZARD. Disposing of the Product Y our mobile ph one shoul d not be placed in municip al waste. Pleas e c heck local regulat ions for dispo sal o f electronic prod ucts. P ower Suppl y Conn ect the AC[...]

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    N o t for C o m m e r c i a l U s e Guidelines for Safe and Efficient U se 6 If th e mobile phone is used near a base station, less power is required and t alk and standby t imes are pr o longed. U se only Ericsson or Sony Ericsson branded original batteri es and charg ers inte nded for use with your mo bile phone. Other chargers may not char ge su[...]

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    N o t for C o m m e r c i a l U s e Guidelines for Safe and E fficient U se 7 connection under all conditions. Therefore you s hould never re ly sole ly up on any mobi le ph one for essent ial communicatio ns (e.g. medica l emergencies). Remember, in or d er to make or receive calls, the mo bile phone must be sw itc hed on a nd in a serv ice area w[...]

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    N o t for C o m m e r c i a l U s e Getting to K now Y our Phone 8 Gett ing to Kno w Y our Phone Diagrams Front/ Side View 1P o w e r K e y 2D i s p l a y 3L e f t S o f t k e y 4O p t i o n s K e y 5K e y p a d 6E a r p i e c e 74 - w a y N a v i g a t i o n Key 8R i g h t S o f t k e y 9C l e a r K e y 10 Side V olum e Keys 11 P ortable Handsfree[...]

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    N o t for C o m m e r c i a l U s e Getting to K now Y our Phone 9 Standb y Screen Icons Thes e ar e all of the icon s tha t could ap pear on your stan dby s cree n . Note! Althoug h the po rtabl e handsf ree jack (#11) an d charger jack (# 15) are both 2. 5mm, they are not int ercha ngeable. The charge r jack and charge r plug ar e color-co ded ye[...]

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    N o t for C o m m e r c i a l U s e Getting to K now Y our Phone 10 Ke y Functions Sof tkeys Y our phone is equi pped with softkeys . Th e softkey labe ls, su ch as Call Lis t and Men u , appear on the bottom of your di splay . T o use the so ftkey funct ions, press the left or rig ht key that is under the softk ey labe l on the scre en. The la bel[...]

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    N o t for C o m m e r c i a l U s e Getting to K now Y our Phone 11 Ke ypad Ke ys The ke y func tionalit y varies w hen you are u sing t he W AP browser . F or more information on browsing and the use of the ke ys whil e brow sing , see “ Bro wser Ke y F unct ions ” on page 60 . Pow er K ey • P ress and hold to p ower the phone On and Off. Op[...]

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    N o t for C o m m e r c i a l U s e Getting to K now Y our Phone 12 Side V olume Ke ys • P ress to mute ringer for cu rrent call. • P ress up or down to increase or de crease t he ear volume during a call. • Press from t he Stand by sc reen to vie w Stat us Info. • P ress and brie fly hold to activa te voic e dialing/automatic sp eech recog[...]

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    N o t for C o m m e r c i a l U s e Assem bling Y our Pho n e 13 Assembling Y our Phone Bef o re a tt em p ti ng t o u se yo ur p hon e , you mu s t c o mp le te the follow ing steps : • St ep 1: At tach the B attery • St ep 2: Atta ch the Ba ck Co ver • Step 3: Charge th e Batte ry Step 1: At tach[...]

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    N o t for C o m m e r c i a l U s e Assembl ing Y our Ph one 14 Step 3: Char g e the Bat tery F or detai led inform ation on safel y handl ing your b atter y , see “Bat t ery Use and C are ” on page 5. Knowin g When to Char ge • The batt ery meter icon ( ) on the sta ndb y screen w ill beg in to empty . • Attention Battery Low will appear i[...]

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    N o t for C o m m e r c i a l U s e Basic Op erations 15 Basic Operat ions T urning Y our Phone On and Off T urn your pho ne On by pres sing an d holdin g the pow er key ( )until your phone turn s On. Th e ph one w ill b eep unless si lent mode i s activat ed. T urn your phone Of f by pressi ng and holdi ng the power key until your phone turn s off[...]

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    N o t for C o m m e r c i a l U s e Basic Op erations 16 networ k and y our m obile ph one to locate your phone ’ s positi on. 1 Enter y our local emergency number 2 P ress Call. International Calls T o dial int ernationally , press and hold the 0 key until a + sign appears. The + sign is repl aced with the international access num ber of the cou[...]

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    N o t for C o m m e r c i a l U s e Basic Op erations 17 Changing the Earpiece V olume During a cal l , you can chang e the earpiece volume by pre ssing e ither side v olume ke y . • Press upper side key to in crea se the vo lum e. • Press lower sid e key to dec rease the vo lum e. Muting the Microphone During a cal l, you can turn o ff the mic[...]

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    N o t for C o m m e r c i a l U s e Basic Op erations 18 Remo ving Y our Phone ’ s Cover s Note! Y o u do no t need to remove th e back cover to chang e the front cover . 1 T urn o ff your pho ne. 2 Locate the no tch on th e to p of the phone . P ress d own o n the not ch, releasi ng the front cover . 3 Lift t he to p of th e fr ont co ver away f[...]

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    N o t for C o m m e r c i a l U s e Basic Op erations 19 Replacing Y our Phone ’ s Cover s 1 Loca te the two notche s on the power key . 2 Loca te the fo ur notches on th e fron t co ver . 3 Holdin g the front cover horizontally , place the keypad in the co ver . 4 Push down on ea ch of th e four notches indic ated above to secu re the co ver . 5[...]

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    N o t for C o m m e r c i a l U s e Usi n g Me n u s 20 Using Menus The main menu has seven icon s that displ ay the top- level menus . The c orr espond ing ti tle of the select ed me nu is displa yed below the menu tabs when highlighte d. Each menu is r epresent e d by an ic o n. N ote! A menu diagram is located o n the inside front cover of this [...]

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    N o t for C o m m e r c i a l U s e Us in g Me n us 21 1 Sc roll to Settings , Select , Display , Select , Menu Help , Select . 2 Sele ct On or Off , Select . Phonebook Menu F o r more informat ion on using the phoneboo k, see “U sing the P honebo ok Men u ” on page 36. Call Contact The Call Contact m enu disp lays phon eboo k entries in alphab[...]

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    N o t for C o m m e r c i a l U s e Usi n g Me n u s 22 Memor y S tatu s This menu t ells you ho w many pos itions you have use d in numbers and voice tags. Pre feren ces Edit P ositions Edit Positions shows you r phon eboo k num b ers and which posit ion the y occupy in the lis t of numbers. U se this li st to chan ge th e position number for a pa[...]

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    N o t for C o m m e r c i a l U s e Us in g Me n us 23 Vo i c e m a i l The V oicem ail menu allows yo u to enter and access your voicemail access numb er if you have voicemail ser vice from you r ser vice p rovider . Write New Use the Write New menu to c reate ne w text m essag es. Inbo x Incoming messages are saved in the Inbo x . Outbox Y our ou[...]

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    N o t for C o m m e r c i a l U s e Usi n g Me n u s 24 Missed Ca lls Pr e s s Se le ct from the Missed Calls menu to vie w missed calls. The phone number wil l alternat e with t he date or time of the miss ed call. P ress to see the fol lowing Missed Calls options : Edit before Cal l , CC Call (cred it card call ), Add Number (to ph oneb ook), and[...]

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    N o t for C o m m e r c i a l U s e Us in g Me n us 25 Phone Silent Comp lete ly sil ences your ph one. Opt ions inc lude On and Off . The Silent M ode icon ( ) indicat es when Phone Sil ent is se t. Y ou ca n qu ick ly acti vate or deac tivate silent mod e from the st andby s cree n by press ing an d holding C or usin g the Optio ns key ( ). Incre[...]

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    N o t for C o m m e r c i a l U s e Usi n g Me n u s 26 Ke y Sound Choose whi ch type of sound yo u will hea r when you press a k ey . The op tions are To n e , Clic k , or Sile nt . T one prov ides a longer signal, more s uitable for activitie s such as telephone banking, whil e click provides a quick burst signal. Acces s T one Y ou can set th e [...]

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    N o t for C o m m e r c i a l U s e Us in g Me n us 27 There are six pre-p rogram med profil es: • No rmal (no icon appears) • Mee ti n g • Outd oor s • Po r t a b l e • Hom e • Wo r k Men u s i n cl u de S elect P rofile , View Profil e , Edit Pr ofile , and Res et Profiles . Select Pr ofile Use this menu to select a profile. View Prof[...]

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    N o t for C o m m e r c i a l U s e Usi n g Me n u s 28 T ext Si ze Sel ect the si ze of the font t o appear i n your dis play . The options include Small (five line s of text) , Mediu m (four line s), an d Large (thr ee line s). Displa y Sleep Us e Disp lay Sl eep to save bat tery power . The text on the standby scr e en is reduced in the middle o[...]

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    N o t for C o m m e r c i a l U s e Us in g Me n us 29 using My Choice . My Choic e allows y ou to en ter sp ecific numbers that you want restricted. For instance, you c an enter 800 and restric t all calls be ginni ng with 800. For this o ption , the phon e only ch ecks the begi nnin g of the number se quence, so a number, such as 1238001 woul d n[...]

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    N o t for C o m m e r c i a l U s e Usi n g Me n u s 30 A uto Area Code The Auto Area Code menu allo ws you to stor e an ar ea code t hat wil l auto matica lly be add e d to t h e 7-d igit number you ha ve dialed . The optio ns fo r Aut o A r e a Code are On and Off . When yo u selec t On , you will be prompt ed to ind icate which area cod e to use[...]

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    N o t for C o m m e r c i a l U s e Us in g Me n us 31 Y our mob ile pho ne may s uppo rt Amer ican E ngl ish , Canadian F rench, Latin American S panish, or Brazil ian P ortugue se. Input Method is the metho d used to crea te pho nebook entries , SMS me ssag es, an d email . Optio ns includ e T9 or Multitap . See “Input Method” on page 47. Loc[...]

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    N o t for C o m m e r c i a l U s e Usi n g Me n u s 32 Phon e Lo cat io n Phone L ocation is an Assi sted Gl obal Positionin g System (G PS) f eature. T his ser vice is a cooperatio n betw een the netwo rk and you r mobi le pho ne to locate your pho ne’ s position. Opt ions in clu de Emer gencyOnl y and Show Loca tion . If you ch oose Emergen cy[...]

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    N o t for C o m m e r c i a l U s e Us in g Me n us 33 Tu r n i n g t h e A l a r m O f f 1 Pr ess any key to turn the ala rm off when it rin gs, press Ye s to turn off or No to snooze for 10 minutes. 2 If you do not want the alarm to b e repeated, press Select . Cancel ing the Alarm 1 Scroll to Extras , Select , Time , Select , Alarm Clock , Sel e[...]

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    N o t for C o m m e r c i a l U s e Usi n g Me n u s 34 Calculator The phone has a buil t-in calculator , which can add, sub tract, multi ply , divide, and calcu late pe rcent age s. • Pr ess th e digit key s to enter the numbers you want to calculate . • Pr ess t he navigati on key r ight or left to highli ght an operat ion (+, -, x, etc.). ?[...]

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    N o t for C o m m e r c i a l U s e Us in g Me n us 35 Active Ga teways The Active Ga teways menu allows you to choose between two gat eway s. My Shortcuts A qui cker way to m ove through the menus is to use the My Shortcuts menu. When you buy your phone, My Shor t cuts contains a few menus/settings whi ch you can remove from My S hortcuts . Y ou c[...]

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    N o t for C o m m e r c i a l U s e Us ing the Phonebook Menu 36 Using the Phonebook Menu Y ou can cr eate your pe rsonal phoneboo k by s aving information about your friends an d colleagues as a contact. W ithin a conta c t, you can sav e details such as name, phone numbers, email address, and alias– all in one place. Y ou can store u p to 200 p[...]

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    N o t for C o m m e r c i a l U s e Using the Ph onebook Menu 37 A stop will c ause the p hon e to stop tra nsmit ting numbers until you press the left softkey . P re s s a n d h o l d # to ente r the stop character ( ). A pau se wil l tempor arily suspen d tr ansmi tting nu mbers for approx imat ely tw o seco nds be fore se ndin g the ne xt seri e[...]

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    N o t for C o m m e r c i a l U s e Us ing the Phonebook Menu 38 Sort Order Y ou can find the co ntacts in your phonebook by searching for eith er first or l ast name , depen ding on which sort order you have set. 1 S croll to Phoneb ook , Select , Preference s , Select , Sort Orde r , Select . 2 Se lect a sort order, Select . Speed Dial The Speed [...]

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    N o t for C o m m e r c i a l U s e Using the Ph onebook Menu 39 5 Ent er your changes, OK . 6 When you ar e finished, press Exi t to save the changes . Groups Y ou can create groups of numbers so you can s end a text messag e to sever al r ecipients at the same time. Y ou can have a s many as 1 0 groups with up to 15 number s in each gro up. Creat[...]

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    N o t for C o m m e r c i a l U s e Us ing the Phonebook Menu 40 Using Calling Cards The Calling Cards me n u a ll ow s y o u t o s t o re c a ll in g ca rd numbers . The two op tions fo r the Ca lling Cards men u are Card Set up and Set CallingCards . T o enter the Calling Ca rds menu, you will need to enter your phone lock code (d efault is 0000 [...]

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    N o t for C o m m e r c i a l U s e Using the Ph onebook Menu 41 6 Choose a calling card. 7 Releas e the key a fter the number ha s been displa yed. Editing or Deleting Calling Cards Scrol l to P honeb ook , Select , Calling Cards , Select , enter your Pho nelock code , Select , Card Setup , sele ct the car d you want to edi t or de lete, choose Ed[...]

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    N o t for C o m m e r c i a l U s e Using the M essages Menu 42 Using the Messages Menu Y ou can che ck your voic email, send and r eceiv e text messages, and check and s end email fro m within the Message s me nu. V oicemail Y ou can cal l your voicemail acce ss number from t he Vo i c e m a i l menu. U s e the Prefere nces menu to en ter or chang[...]

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    N o t for C o m m e r c i a l U s e Using the M es sages Menu 43 4 Enter your message, press Send . F o r more informa tion on entering text, se e “Input Method ” on page 47. 5 Press Ne xt . 6 T he foll owing ch oices wil l appe ar: Send , Edit “ Send T o ” , Edit M essage , Msg. Prio rity , CallbackNu mber , Validity Period , Cancel Msg. ,[...]

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    N o t for C o m m e r c i a l U s e Using the M essages Menu 44 message and you should scroll do wn with your navigation key . 3 After readi ng the text mess age, press Back to e xi t or or p ress Select to choose on e of th e followin g opti ons: Reply , Delete , Chat , Read Next , Lock , Forwar d Msg ., and Call . Savin g Obje cts f rom a T ext M[...]

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    N o t for C o m m e r c i a l U s e Using the M es sages Menu 45 4 Press Select to open the mes sage. Press Select again to vi ew the fol lowing option s: Resend , Send , Delete , Save Mess age , Save Addr ess , SaveAsQuickT . , Lock/Unlock , Cancel Deli ver y , Stat us C ode s , Chat , and Read Next . SMS Chat SMS Chat wor ks li ke Ch at on th e I[...]

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    N o t for C o m m e r c i a l U s e Using the M essages Menu 46 Prefere nces Use the Preferen ces menu wit hin Messag es for the following set tings: Aut o S a v e Opt ions in clu de Auto Save , Promp t to Save , and Do Not Save . Auto Save will au tomati cal ly sav e your mess ages in the Ou tbox . Prom pt to Save wil l ask y ou prior to saving t [...]

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    N o t for C o m m e r c i a l U s e Using the M es sages Menu 47 Direct View When set to On , your incomi ng SM S messages will be immediately displayed on your screen w ithout the New Mes sag e Read No w? prompt. Y ou must rea d all incoming messages to clear the screen. Input Metho d Use the Input Method men u to choos e betwe en mult itap and T9[...]

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    N o t for C o m m e r c i a l U s e Using the M essages Menu 48 T9 T ext In put T9 T ext Input is anoth er way to ente r tex t messages becau se it pr edicts th e wor d you ar e trying to ente r .With pre dictiv e text input , you only need to press th e key once. Wh en you pres s the key s diffe rent words are sugge sted. If the word you wa nt is [...]

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    N o t for C o m m e r c i a l U s e Using the M es sages Menu 49 Downloadab le Content Y our mobile ph one has t h e capabi lity to load, s tore, and for ward ringto ne mel odies. The use of such me lodi es may be restricted or prohibit ed by rights of third parties, including but not limite d to restriction under applicable privacy , copyright or [...]

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    N o t for C o m m e r c i a l U s e U sing V oice Control 50 Using V oice Co ntrol Bef o re yo u ca n s tar t di al i ng b y v oi ce , y ou ne ed to re co rd your voice commands (if yo u want your commands in a language ot h er than Eng lish). Record i ng V oice Commands Y our p hone comes w ith a pre-record ed list of voic e commands that match a [...]

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    N o t for C o m m e r c i a l U s e Using V oice C ontrol 51 5 If the fun ction associ ated w ith the comma nd gro up is depende nt on anot her comm and, you wil l be promp ted to tra in th ose co mmands too. T raining All Comma nds 1 Sc roll to Settings , Select , V oice Cont rol , Sele c t , V oiceCommand s . 2 Press while Vo i c e C o m m a n d [...]

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    N o t for C o m m e r c i a l U s e U sing V oice Control 52 Magic W ord T ogeth er with y our portable handsfr e e devic e, you can use th e Magic W or d voic e co mm and t o al low tot all y handsfr ee access t o voice co ntrol (standb y time will b e red uced). I nstead of pressing and ho lding the side volume keys or the handsfree b utton, you [...]

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    N o t for C o m m e r c i a l U s e Using V oice C ontrol 53 Addin g V oice T ags to Y our Phonebook When you cr eate ph oneboo k contact s, you wi ll have the op portu nit y to also rec ord voice tags (up to 20 ).Y ou can add voic e t ags late r in the V oice C ontrol menu or from P hone book , Edit Contact . 1 Sc roll to Settings , Select , V oic[...]

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    N o t for C o m m e r c i a l U s e U sing V oice Control 54 V oice Number Dialing It is possible to d ial a phon e number by sp eakin g the digit s with a short pause betw een ea ch digit . Each digit already has an as sociated voice c ommand in English, but you can re-record thes e comm ands if you wis h. See “T raining Commands ” on page 50.[...]

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    N o t for C o m m e r c i a l U s e Using V oice C ontrol 55 • Press and hold the han dsfree but ton (w hen using p ortab le hand sfree). 2 Say Play or Record to q uickl y access th e Vo i c e Memo list or say V oice Memo to activa te the featu re and see more options. 3 A list will appear with th e memos you have r e cently recorded. Y ou have t[...]

  • Page 62

    N o t for C o m m e r c i a l U s e U sing V oice Control 56 • If you plan to us e voice functions handheld mode, hold the ph one up to the ear in the position that would normally be used on a call. • Begin speaking after the tone ends. • Keep in min d th at l onger vo ice tags pro vide a higher r ecognit ion rate . • Shorter tags may cause[...]

  • Page 63

    N o t for C o m m e r c i a l U s e Browser 57 Br ow ser Y our phone includes a built-in brow ser that allows you t o access Intern et con tent desig ned spe cifical ly fo r mob ile devices . Wireless Appli cation Protocol ( W AP ) is a global standard for advanc ed mobile service. W AP allows you to acce ss certai n services on the I nternet fr om[...]

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    N o t for C o m m e r c i a l U s e Browser 58 • Aut omatic tim e-out whi ch disco nnects data calls after periods of inactivity Launching Y our Br owser Scrol l to Browser , Select , Launch Browser , Select. Connection Sta tus Connection status is displayed on the bottom row of the screen, in place of the softkey l abels, wh en you are operating[...]

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    N o t for C o m m e r c i a l U s e Browser 59 5 Keyp ad Lock indicates that y our ke y pad is locked and will not recognize any key presses. 6 Battery shows t he relat ive s tre ngth of your battery . A full icon indicat es a ful ly-ch arge d batt ery . Exiting Y our Br owser Ther e are two easy wa ys to ex it y our B rows er: • T o make a cal l[...]

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    N o t for C o m m e r c i a l U s e Browser 60 Home Select Home to return to your Home P ag e. Exit Bro wser Select Ex it Browse r if you want to end your B rowser sess ion and r etur n to th e Browser men u. Reload Select Reload to refr esh a pag e. Bookmarks Select Bookmarks to se e the list of bookm arks th at you have set. Mark Si te Select Mar[...]

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    N o t for C o m m e r c i a l U s e Browser 61 Bro wser T ext Entry Y o u can ente r char acters in four diffe rent mode s. The active forma t is disp layed in the righ t so ftkey p ositio n. Change the format in which ch aracters are enter ed by pres sing the right s oftk ey . 1 A...Z mode allows you to enter alphab etic text. Press the app ropria[...]

  • Page 68

    N o t for C o m m e r c i a l U s e Browser 62 numeric key 2 onc e. T o ente r a b , press t he numeric key 2 twice. 2 SYM1 mode allows you to select symbols a nd punctuation from a list. Y ou can switc h to symbol entry by pr essing the ri ght soft key until Sym is in the ri ght so ftkey po sition. There are fou r screens of sy mbo ls. Press the l[...]

  • Page 69

    N o t for C o m m e r c i a l U s e Browser 63 5 . Afte r the firs t 2, yo ur scree n disp lays “ c” . Afte r the se cond 2, y o ur scr een displ ays “ ca ”. Afte r the first 5, your sc reen di splay s “ call” . Afte r the second 5, yo ur scree n d isp lays “call”. Press t he 0 key until the wo rd “ball” is disp laye d. • T yp[...]

  • Page 70

    N o t for C o m m e r c i a l U s e T roubleshooting 64 T roubleshooting My ph one does not turn O n. Recharge or repl ace the bat tery . P ress an d hold th e P ower key . Be sure the b att ery is c orrect ly inserted. My ph one does not ring when a call is receiv e d. Chec k for R inger Of f ( ) or Silen t Mode ( ) ico ns on th e stand by screen.[...]

  • Page 71

    N o t for C o m m e r c i a l U s e Tr o u b l e s h o o t i n g 65 Accessories, Accessi bility , and Internet T echn ical Assista nce/Customer Service • U nited States - 1-8 00-374 -2776 • Latin America - +1-3 05-755 -6789 • Canada - 1-80 0-668-2 101 • Other Co untries - + 1-919-4 72-7908 Orde ring Accessories Y ou c an pur chase Ericss on[...]

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    N o t for C o m m e r c i a l U s e Limited W arranty 66 Limited W ar ranty Sony Ericsson Mobile Communi cations (USA) Inc. (Sony Ericsson), provides th is Limited W a rranty for your mobile phone and original accessory delivered with your mobile ph one (h ereinaft er refer red to as “Product”). Should your P roduct need warranty service, pleas[...]

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    N o t for C o m m e r c i a l U s e Limited W arranty 67 rep ai red or re pl ac ed . S on y E ri cs so n re s er v es the right to refuse warranty serv ice if this information has been remo ved or changed after the original purch ase of t h e P roduct from the deal er . 2 If Sony Erics son rep airs o r rep laces the Produc t, the repaired or replac[...]

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    N o t for C o m m e r c i a l U s e Limited W arranty 68 SHALL SONY ERICSSON OR ITS LICENSORS BE L IAB LE FO R IN CIDE NT AL O R CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES OF ANY NA TURE WHA TSOEVER, INC LUDIN G BUT NOT LIM ITED TO LOST PR OFITS OR COMMERC IAL LOSS , TO THE FULL EXTENT THOSE DAMAG ES CAN BE DIS CLAIM ED B Y LA W . Some c oun trie s/sta tes do not allow[...]

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    N o t for C o m m e r c i a l U s e Index 69 Index A Accessories 34 , 65 Alarm 32 Aliases 39 Answeri n g Mode 30 Ask to S ave 22 Assistance 65 Auto Area Code 30 Auto Pref i x 30 Auto Redi al 30 B Backgr ound 28 Banner 28 Battery Charging 14 Browser Exiting 59 Launching 58 C Calculator 33 Calendar 32 Cal l In fo Men u 23 Call List 24 Call Timer 24 C[...]

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    N o t for C o m m e r c i a l U s e Index 70 F Font Size 28 G Games 33 GPS 32 I Icons 9 Input Method 47 Interna tional Cal ls 16 Internet 65 K Keypad Lock 11 Keys 11 L Langu age 30 Light 27 Long Pres s 22 M Magic Word 52 Menu H elp 20 Menus Accessing 20 Message Aler t 25 Messages Menu 22 Minute M inder 25 Missed Ca lls 24 Mobile In tern et 65 Multi[...]

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    N o t for C o m m e r c i a l U s e Index 71 Silent Mode 11 SMS Receiving 43 Sendi ng 42 Softkeys 10 , 60 Sort Order 22 Sounds Increas ing Ring 25 Key 26 Message Alert 25 Minute Mind er 25 Ring 24 Silen t 25 Vibrat ing Alert 25 Special Ne eds 65 Speed D ial 38 Stopwatch 33 SuperSpd Dial 38 T T9 48 , 61 Technical Assistance 65 Technical Support 65 T[...]

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    N o t for C o m m e r c i a l U s e T206 Quick Card A/D/ P/ Analog, Digital, Enhanced V oice Pri va c y C a ll , or No Ne tw o r k availab le. Roaming. A flashing icon indica tes no n-pre fer red roamin g. Roaming icons vary by n etwork provider. TTY TTY On Meeting profile active Ho m e p ro f i l e a c t i ve P or table handsfree profile ac tive W[...]

  • Page 79

    N o t for C o m m e r c i a l U s e Emergen cy Calls Enter your local eme rgenc y num ber, Ca ll . Scro l l Thr ough T ab Men us Press the nav igatio n key to the righ t or le ft. Scro l l Thr ough Ot her Men us Pr ess the navigation key up o r down . Select a Menu or Save a Se tting Pr ess left softkey . Canc el Actio n or M ove Back in M enus Pr [...]

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    N o t for C o m m e r c i a l U s e Some menus/features are oper ator dependent. The order of these menus and submenus may vary . 1V o i c e m a i l 2W r i t e N e w 3I n b o x 4 Outbox 5 Save d & Draf ts 6 Preferences 7 Erase Messages 8M e m o r y S t a t u s 9M e s s a g e C o u n t 0C h a t 1 Missed Calls 2C a l l L i s t 3C a l l T i m e r [...]