Sony Ericsson T61d manuel d'utilisation

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    M o b ile Ph o n e T6 1 d T6 1 d s[...]

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    N o t for C o m m e r c i a l U s e i T61d/ds Para obtener una copia en español de esta Guía del Usuario, visite nuestra página W eb en www .SonyEricsson.com o, si se encu entra en Es tados Unidos, tambi én puede llamar al 1-800- 374-277 6. Register your new phone, purchase Sony Ericsson original ac cessories, purchase Ericsso n original access[...]

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    N o t for C o m m e r c i a l U s e ii T able of Content s Guideline s for Safe an d Efficient Use ........ 1 Limited W arranty .......... ............... .............. 6 Understa nding this Use r’s Guide ........ ....... 8 Getting To Know You r Pho ne ...... .............. 9 Standby Screen Icons ............ ............... ..... 10 Getting Sta[...]

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    N o t for C o m m e r c i a l U s e Guide lines fo r Safe an d Effici ent Use 1 Guid elines for Sa fe and Effic ient Use Please read t his informat ion before using your mobile pho ne. Recomme ndations • Always trea t your produc t with care an d keep it in a clean a nd dust-free place. • Do not ex pose your produ ct to liquid or moisture or hu[...]

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    N o t for C o m m e r c i a l U s e 2 Guide lines fo r Safe and E fficient Use Radio F requency ( RF) Exposu re and SAR Y our mobi le phone is a low- power radio transmitter an d rece iver. When it is tur ned o n, it emit s low le vels o f rad io frequenc y energy (also known a s radio waves or radi o frequenc y fields). Governm ents around the wor[...]

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    N o t for C o m m e r c i a l U s e Guide lines fo r Safe an d Effici ent Use 3 A sepa rate leafle t with S AR inf ormat ion f or this mobile phone model is inc luded with th e material that comes with th is mobile p hone. This in formation can also be found, t ogether w ith more i nformatio n on radio frequency exposure a nd SAR, on: www .So nyEri[...]

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    N o t for C o m m e r c i a l U s e 4 Guide lines fo r Safe and E fficient Use Driving Please ch eck if local la ws and regula tions restrict the use of mobile ph ones while driving or require drive rs to use handsf ree solutions. W e recom mend th at you use Ericsson or Sony E ricsson handsfree solutions intended for use wit h your produc t. Pleas[...]

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    N o t for C o m m e r c i a l U s e Guide lines fo r Safe an d Effici ent Use 5 Battery Use and Care Charge the ba ttery for 12 hours before you use your mobile pho ne for the first ti me. The battery can only be charged in temperat ures betw een +5° C (+41°F) an d +45°C (+ 1 13° F). A new bat tery or one t hat has not be en used for a long tim[...]

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    N o t for C o m m e r c i a l U s e 6 Lim ited Warra nty Limited W arranty Sony E r icss on Mobile C ommunication s (USA) Inc. (Sony Ericsson), provides this L imited W arranty for you r mobile pho ne and origina l accessory delive red with your mobil e phone (her einafte r referr ed to as “Pr oduct ”). Should your Prod uct need warra nty servi[...]

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    N o t for C o m m e r c i a l U s e Limi ted Wa rranty 7 3 This warra nty does not cove r any failure of the Product d ue to no rmal we ar and t ear , or due to m isuse, includi ng but not lim ited to use in othe r than the normal and cust omar y manner, in acco rdanc e with the Sony Ericsson instructions for use and m aintenance of the Produc t. N[...]

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    N o t for C o m m e r c i a l U s e 8 Und erstandin g this User’s Guide Underst anding this User ’ s Guide • A Menu Dia gram is loca ted on the inside front cover of this User ’ s Guide . This is a qui ck overvi ew of the menus in your Sony Ericsson mobile phon e. • Y our Qui ck Reference Ca rd gives you infor mation about you r Sony Eric[...]

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    N o t for C o m m e r c i a l U s e Gett ing To Know Your Phon e 9 Getting T o Know Y our Phone Phone Views The foll owing diag rams illu strate the fro nt, back, an d bottom v iews of your p hone. 1 Earpi ece 2 Side volu me keys 3D i s p l a y 4 Left softkey 5J o y s t i c k (4-way na vigation with cent er select key) 6 Options key ( ) 7K e y p a [...]

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    N o t for C o m m e r c i a l U s e 10 Stan dby Sc reen Icon s St andby Screen Icons Every tim e you power on yo ur phone, you w ill see the standby screen. Y ou will also see the standby sc reen when you exit the menu system. This lists all of the icons that cou ld appear on you r standby screen . 1 Alarm icon ( ) is d isplayed if the alarm is set[...]

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    N o t for C o m m e r c i a l U s e Standby Sc reen Icons 11 Options K ey The key allo ws you t o quick ly access opt ions for so me functions (opt ions vary ba sed on the function you are using). For instanc e, when you are reading a new text message, you ca n press the for choices such as delet e, forward , or reply . Key F unctions Softke ys Y o[...]

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    N o t for C o m m e r c i a l U s e 12 Stan dby Sc reen Icon s Joystick/ Center Select • Move thr ough menu, li sts, or te xt. T ilt up, down, left, or right to scroll. • T ilt left or ri ght to access the M ain menu tabs from the stan dby screen. • Press do wn on the center ( ) to activat e voice cont rol. • T ilt to the left for easy acce[...]

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    N o t for C o m m e r c i a l U s e Standby Sc reen Icons 13 Digit keys • Enter the di gits 0–9 and lette rs. • Move throu gh menus using short cuts. • Press and hold for Supe r dial or Phonebook conta ct access, dep ending on how your ph one is confi gured. See “Lon g Press” on page 23. • Press and hold for quick access to voicema il[...]

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    N o t for C o m m e r c i a l U s e 14 Gett ing Star ted Gettin g St arted Before u sing your pho ne, you must first attach a nd charge your batt ery . Chargi ng Y our Battery T o charge your ba ttery for th e first time, you must atta ch your pho ne’ s battery to the back of your phon e under the back co ver . Then, you must rep lace the back co[...]

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    N o t for C o m m e r c i a l U s e Getti ng Start ed 15 Replacing the Bac k Cover Changing Front and B ack Covers Removing Y our Phone’s Covers Y our phone is equipp ed with replace able cov ers. For more info rmatio n on ordering additio nal cover s, see “Order ing Ac cessories ” on pa ge 84. 1 Loc ate th e notches along each sid e of the b[...]

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    N o t for C o m m e r c i a l U s e 16 Gett ing Star ted Replacing Y our Phone’ s Covers 3 Press down on t he latch es w hile lift ing the front cove r away from the ph one (remove f rom the botto m). 4 Remo ve the keyp ad from the c over . 1 Place th e keypad in the new cover, pressing firmly un til the keys ar e properly in pl ace. 2 Locate the[...]

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    N o t for C o m m e r c i a l U s e Getti ng Start ed 17 Chargi ng Y our Battery Y our pho ne is package d with a Lithi um Ion (LiI on) batter y . The battery is no t charged wh en you buy your phone, bu t there may be en ough powe r to switch the phone o n. First Time Battery Use Fully charge the bat tery before yo u use your phone for the first t[...]

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    N o t for C o m m e r c i a l U s e 18 Gett ing Star ted Charging 1 Make s ure that th e battery is att ached to the phone an d that t he back co ver is p roperly attached. 2 Conne ct th e charger t o the elec tric al outle t. Connec t the charger t o the phone as shown in th e pictur e. The flash sym bol on the plug must fa ce upwards. Disconnecti[...]

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    N o t for C o m m e r c i a l U s e Getti ng Start ed 19 4 T o end the call, press the right softk ey . The dura tion of the call is displ ayed on your scree n. Making Emergenc y Calls Ente r the lo cal e mergenc y numb er an d pres s the left softkey . Making International Ca lls 1 Dial the inte rnational a ccess code , the countr y code, the area[...]

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    N o t for C o m m e r c i a l U s e 20 Usin g Menus Using Menus The main menu has ic ons that displa y the top-level menu s. The cor resp onding title of th e sele cted o ption is displayed below the me nu tabs when highlight ed. Ea ch menu is re presente d by an icon. A menu diagram is located on the inside fr ont cov er of thi s user ’ s guide.[...]

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    N o t for C o m m e r c i a l U s e Phon ebook Me nu 21 Phonebook Menu For more inform ation on using the phoneb ook, see “Using the Phone book” o n page 46. Call Cont act Phoneb ook entries wil l appear in alpha betical order by either first o r last name, d epending on the sort orde r you chose. Sele ct an entry or ty pe in the positi on numb[...]

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    N o t for C o m m e r c i a l U s e 22 Phon ebook Menu Group s Y ou can organi ze the mem bers of your pho nebook int o catego ries. This feat ure can be used fo r call sc reening if your netwo rk supports Cal ler ID. Y ou can al so send SMS messages to al l group memb ers at one tim e. Calling Ca rds Y ou can sto re calling card numbers to use for[...]

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    N o t for C o m m e r c i a l U s e Phon ebook Me nu 23 Options Y ou can ed it phoneb ook positio ns, change phon ebook entry sort or der , set long pr ess functional ity , ask to save confirm ation, o r dele te all phonebook entri es. Edit P ositi ons Y ou ca n change po sition numbe rs associat ed with all of the entrie s you have in your pho neb[...]

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    N o t for C o m m e r c i a l U s e 24 Messag es Me nu Messa ges Menu The Messages men u contains choices for speci fying and accessing message servic es that may be available f rom your servic e provider (for e xample, tex t messages and voicema il). For d etails on sending a nd recei ving messages, see “T ext Messaging” on page 54 . Call V oi[...]

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    N o t for C o m m e r c i a l U s e Call Info Menu 25 Call Info Menu The Call info menu all ows you to view inform ation and establish di aling and answering prefe rences for yo ur phone (some s electio ns availa ble in th is menu a re depende nt on you r servic e provid er). It a lso ena bles you to vie w and edi t system optio ns and ca ll stati [...]

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    N o t for C o m m e r c i a l U s e 26 Call Inf o Menu • I ndicate s an i ncomin g call i n yo ur Call Li st . • Indi cates an outgoing call in your Cal l List . Usage T racker Y ou can use these opti ons to easily track your ph one use. Last Call Y ou can vi ew infor mation abo ut the durati on of your last phone c all in hours, mi nutes, and [...]

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    N o t for C o m m e r c i a l U s e Ongoing Call Me nu 27 Ongoing Call Menu Y ou can acc ess Ongo ing Ca ll menu only when you are on a call. T o acces s the Ongoing Ca ll menu, ti lt the j oystick to the left or right until you see Ongoing C all and pre ss Select . Th e options fo r Ongoing Call are Tu r n O f f To n e s , Hold Call , Switch Calls[...]

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    N o t for C o m m e r c i a l U s e 28 Setti ngs M enu Settings Menu Sounds & Alert s Y ou can ch ange the sounds and alerts on your phone. Ring V olume Y ou can set the level of t he ring volume . The volum es range f rom Off to High . Y ou can ch ange the Rin g V olume by mo ving yo ur joys tick to the ri ght (to incr ease the volume) or to t[...]

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    N o t for C o m m e r c i a l U s e Setting s Menu 29 Message Alert Choose w hich type of sound you will hear when you receive an incom ing SMS, voicema il, or browser message. T he o ption s are Silent , Click , and To n e . My Melodies Y ou ca n create or ed it a ring me lody using eac h key on your keypa d as a note ( 1 =C, 2 =D, 3 =E, 4 =F , 5 [...]

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    N o t for C o m m e r c i a l U s e 30 Setti ngs M enu Editing My Melodies • Press a key to enter a note. • There a re four different lengths of note s. • Press 0 to change the octave. • Press # once to raise th e note on e semitone. • Press # twic e to lower the note one semitone . • Press C to rem ove no tes . • T o listen to your m[...]

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    N o t for C o m m e r c i a l U s e Setting s Menu 31 Ring Sou nds , Message Alert , Key Sound , Accept Calls , Auto Area Code , Auto Pr efix , Answering Mod e , Light , Te x t S i z e , Profile Na me , and Access ories . For exampl e, in Meeting profi le, you might wan t to set your Vibra ting Alert to On and your Ring V olume to Off . Whe n you g[...]

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    N o t for C o m m e r c i a l U s e 32 Setti ngs M enu Call Wait ing Y ou ca n answer an incoming call whil e you are engag ed in a call. Th e opti ons are Activate , Deactiva te , and Setup . Setup allows you to customize yo ur service. Once you enter yo ur code, sele ct Activate to tur n Call Waiting on and Deac tivate to turn Call Waiting off. A[...]

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    N o t for C o m m e r c i a l U s e Setting s Menu 33 phone num ber after you pre ss the left softkey to dia l the phone num ber . Th e auto pref ix is not adde d for phone numbers longe r than five digits. Answering Mode Y ou can spe cify how you wa nt to answer yo ur calls. The options ar e Norma l , Any Key , and Auto . Sele ctin g Normal indi c[...]

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    N o t for C o m m e r c i a l U s e 34 Setti ngs M enu Background Use Backgr ound to select a pict ure tha t will appea r in your standb y screen. Te x t S i z e Y ou can c hange the d isplay text size to Sma ll , Med ium , or Large . Chan ging the text size alters the numbe r of lines of text that appe ar on your displa y and alters the font size.[...]

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    N o t for C o m m e r c i a l U s e Setting s Menu 35 Tim e an d D a te Set Time Y ou ca n enter the corre ct time in th e form at using the keys on your ke ypad. T ime Setti ngs Y ou can set ad d iti onal time-rela ted setting s. The options are Time Format ( 24 hour or am/p m ), Time Zo ne ( ±GMT ), DaylightSaving s ( On or Off ), and Auto Time [...]

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    N o t for C o m m e r c i a l U s e 36 Setti ngs M enu • Ans wer a call (a fter the ca ll is co mpleted, th e keypad is retur ned to the l ocked state ). V oi ce Control V oice Settings Y ou can tu rn voice con trol feat ures on or of f and tra in the comm ands for usi ng these features . The o ptions are Vo i c e Dialing , V oic e Answe r , Vo i[...]

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    N o t for C o m m e r c i a l U s e Setting s Menu 37 Priority Y ou can ch ange the order of the system types for which your pho ne searc hes. Y our defaul t Pri ority is (1) Residential , (2) Pr ivat e , and (3 ) Public . Th is means th at y ou r phone w ill look for service on a Public system fir st, follo wed b y a Private system, followed by a [...]

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    N o t for C o m m e r c i a l U s e 38 Extr as Menu Extr as Menu V oi ce Memo Y ou can rec ord and store m emos in your phone . For more inform ation on V oice Memo, see “ Using V oice Comma nds” on page 60. Record Y ou ca n enter a ne w voice me mo. Memo List Y ou can see your list of voice memos viewa ble by date, time, o r length. Scroll to [...]

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    N o t for C o m m e r c i a l U s e Extr as Menu 39 Ti m e r The phone has a built- in 24-hour co untdown ti mer . Y o u set the ti me you want and when that tim e is up, the phone beeps. S topwatch Y our pho ne has a built-in stopwa tch. The left softke y starts and subs equently pauses t he Stopw at ch . The right softkey resets t he Stopwat ch .[...]

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    N o t for C o m m e r c i a l U s e 40 Extr as Menu Adding a pict ure to My Fa vorites 1 Scro ll to Extras , Pictur es . 2 Sel ect a pictur e group. 3 Selec t a pictur e and press . 4 Press Ye s to add the pict ure. Y ou c an delete the edite d pictures from Pictur es , but yo u cannot delete the original p ictures that were in the phone when you b[...]

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    N o t for C o m m e r c i a l U s e Extr as Menu 41 Code Memo Y ou ca n store person al informat ion, like yo ur comput er password, in your ph one. Y ou wil l only have to reme mber one passwo rd to access all personal codes and passwo rds. Y ou will be prom pted to enter a 4-digit password, foll owed by a 4- to 15 -characte r check word. If a n i[...]

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    N o t for C o m m e r c i a l U s e 42 Extr as Menu After y ou have verifi ed that your pho ne oper ates in TTY mode an d you want to swit ch back to han dheld phon e operation , unplug the 2. 5 mm plug from yo ur phone. Y o u can then use yo ur phone norm ally . If you want to switch from hand held to TTY ope ration (aft er you are in TTY mode) , [...]

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    N o t for C o m m e r c i a l U s e Extr as Menu 43 digital wireless cell phone technologies, such as CDMA or GSM. T echnical Assistance For inform ation on Acces sible S oluti ons for indivi duals with S pecial Nee ds, cont act the Sony Ericss on Special Needs Ce nter: • 1-877-878- 1996 ( TTY) • 1-877-2 07-2056 ( voice) V isit the Sony Er icss[...]

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    N o t for C o m m e r c i a l U s e 44 Bro wser Menu Browser Menu For mo re inform ation abo ut the W AP ser vices menu, see “W AP Browsin g” on pag e 68. Homepage Y ou can la unch your ph one’ s bro wser and go dire ctly to the Mob ile Inter net. Bookmarks Y ou can see the list of Book mark s that you have set. Enter Address Y ou can ke y in[...]

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    N o t for C o m m e r c i a l U s e My S hortcut s Menu 45 My Shortcut s Menu Edit shor tcuts Y ou ca n place y our favor ite func tions in My Shor tcut s so that you c an quickly an d easily re ach the funct ions you use mo st. When you buy your ph one, M y Shor tcuts contai ns a few functi ons which you can remove if you wish. 1 Scr oll to My Sho[...]

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    N o t for C o m m e r c i a l U s e 46 U sing the Phone book Using the Phonebook Y ou ca n create you r personal pho nebook by sav ing info rmation ab out your frie nds and coll eagues as a contac t. In a contact , you can save de tails such as name , titl e, phone numbers, and e-mail address – all i n one place. Adding Contac ts For ea ch contac[...]

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    N o t for C o m m e r c i a l U s e Usin g the Phoneb ook 47 A pause tempo rarily suspe nds transmittin g numbers for approxim ately two secon ds before send ing the next series. Y o u can ente r a pause in a serie s of digits by pressing an d holding * until is shown in the di splay . For example , if your office has a voicem ail system tha t requ[...]

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    N o t for C o m m e r c i a l U s e 48 Calling Conta cts Calling Cont act s Y ou ca n find and ca ll a phone num ber saved in a contac t by sear ching for either t he first or last name , depend ing on wh ich sort o rder you have set. Selecting a S ort Order 1 Scr oll to Phoneboo k , Select , Optio ns , Select , Sort Order , Select . 2 Sel ect a so[...]

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    N o t for C o m m e r c i a l U s e Editin g the Phoneb ook 49 Editing the Phonebook Y ou ca n edit a con tact in the phonebook w ith the Edit Contact function. 1 Scroll t o Phoneb ook , Select , Edit Con tact , Sele ct . 2 Y ou wi ll see your cont act list. Scr oll through the li st using your joystic k and press the left softkey when the contac t[...]

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    N o t for C o m m e r c i a l U s e 50 Edi ting the Phon ebook Changing Position Numbers 1 Scr oll to Phoneb ook , Select , Optio ns , Select , Edit Position , Sele ct . 2 Scroll to the phone numb er you want to move, press Select . 3 Scroll to the position to which you want to mov e the phone num ber and press the left softkey . The phone numbers [...]

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    N o t for C o m m e r c i a l U s e Synch ronizing Yo ur Phone and PC 51 Synchronizing Y our Phone and PC T o enhanc e use of your Phone book feature s, you may want to purc hase XT NDConnec t PC or downl oad a free abb reviate d vers ion of XTND Connect PC (does no t inclu de email capabi lities). XTNDCo nnect PC is a software a pplicatio n that a[...]

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    N o t for C o m m e r c i a l U s e 52 Grou ps Group s Y ou ca n create groups of cont acts. In thi s way you ca n send a te xt message to sev eral recipi ents at the sa me time. Creating New Groups 1 Scr oll to Phoneb ook , Select , Grou ps , Se lect . 2 Sel ect Add Gro up and press Add . 3 Enter a nam e for the group an d press Add . 4 Scr oll to[...]

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    N o t for C o m m e r c i a l U s e Touch To ne Servic e 53 T ouch T one Ser vice Y ou can sav e a phone num ber togethe r with tone signa ls and co des in your phon ebook . When you cal l this entry , the phone number an d all the tone signal codes are then dialed automa tically . Thi s could be usef ul, for examp le, when acce ssing an ans wering[...]

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    N o t for C o m m e r c i a l U s e 54 Text M essagin g T ext Me ssaging Y ou can sen d and rec eive text me ssages with the Shor t Message Ser vice (SMS) using you r mobile phone. Before Sending Messages Y ou have several text me ssaging opti ons that you can specify . Message Options Y ou ca n create the settings belo w as defau lt for all yo ur [...]

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    N o t for C o m m e r c i a l U s e Text Me ssaging 55 1 Scr oll to Messages , Select , SMS , Selec t , Send New , Select . 2 Enter the re cipien t’ s number or pre ss , Groups , Select , hig hlight the gro up that you wa nt to send the message to , Select . 3 Enter your messag e and press OK . 4 Press OK to send the m e ssage. Se ndin g msg appe[...]

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    N o t for C o m m e r c i a l U s e 56 Text M essagin g 3 T o send the message now, pr ess Select whe n Use templa te for t his ms g.? appe ars in the display , and proceed as de scribed in “Sendi ng Messages ” on page 54 . The mess age is saved in the li st of tem plates. 4 If you do n ot want to se nd the message now , press the right softk e[...]

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    N o t for C o m m e r c i a l U s e Text Me ssaging 57 message. All parts of a long m essage may not be receive d at the sa me time ... indi cates that pa rt of the mess age has yet to be re ceiv ed. Saving Messages to Read Later Press the right softke y when you see the qu estion New messag e Read no w? The me ssage is saved i n the phone a nd an [...]

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    N o t for C o m m e r c i a l U s e 58 Text M essagin g Forwarding Messages 1 Selec t Forward in the list of o ptions, press Selec t . 2 Y ou can now edit the message . Press OK . 3 Enter th e recipient ’ s phone num ber , or tilt t he joystick to th e left to r etrieve t he number f rom the pho nebook or the call lis t. Press Se lect t o send. C[...]

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    N o t for C o m m e r c i a l U s e Text Me ssaging 59 •T o resum e a Chat session, scroll to Mess ages , Select , SMS , Sele ct , Ch at , Sel ect , Resume . •T o end a Chat session, scroll to Me ssag es , Select , SMS , Sele ct , Ch at , Sel ect , End (phone numb er). •T o re je c t a Chat mes sage, p ress No . The rej ected Ch at message is[...]

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    N o t for C o m m e r c i a l U s e 60 Using Voice Commands Using V oice Commands W i th your phone, you ca n: • voice dial - call someone by say ing the na me and number type • answer and reje ct call s with your voi ce when usin g a handsfree kit • record or listen to voice memos by using vo ice com mand s • acti vate the voice con trol b[...]

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    N o t for C o m m e r c i a l U s e Using Voice Commands 61 Recording Number T ypes 1 Scr oll to Se ttings , Se lect , Vo i c e C o n t r o l , Sele ct , Vo i c e C o m m a n d , Select , V oice Dial ing , Sel ect . 2 Scr oll to Home , Work , Mobile , or Othe r and press Select . 3 Y ou wil l be prompte d to record th e number type. V oi ce Dialing[...]

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    N o t for C o m m e r c i a l U s e 62 Using Voice Commands 5 Lift the pho ne to your ear, wait for the tone an d say a wor d such as “Answ er” and pre ss Ye s . If the recordi ng was not OK, press the right softkey an d repeat step 4. 6 Say “Busy” , or another word . Press Ye s to save your recordi ngs. Answering Incoming Calls When the ph[...]

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    N o t for C o m m e r c i a l U s e Using Voice Commands 63 3 Listen to you r last voice memo reco rding. Press th e right softk ey to stop . Magic Word Y ou ca n record a Magic W ord th at wil l activate voice recogni tion. Y ou can use it as a voic e comman d to allow totally handsfr ee access to voi ce control . Instead of pressing an d holding [...]

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    N o t for C o m m e r c i a l U s e 64 Using Voice Commands 3 Sel ect a voic e command then choo se an ent ry . 4 Sel ect Replace V oice and pre ss Sel ect . T o listen to a recorded voice comman d, select Play V oice . 5 Lift the pho ne to your ear, wait for the tone an d say the co mman d. Y ou ca n also edit the voice com mand for a con tact na [...]

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    N o t for C o m m e r c i a l U s e Inputti ng Text 65 Inputting T ext Y ou ca n enter lett ers, for exa mple, when you add na mes to the p honeb ook, wri te text m essages, or ent er W AP addresses. Apart from the way you normal ly enter letters in your phone, using m ultitap text input, you can use T9 T ext Input for en tering text messages and e[...]

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    N o t for C o m m e r c i a l U s e 66 Inp utting Te xt T9 T ext Input Y ou can use T9 T ext Inpu t when enteri ng texts such as text message s. The T9 T e xt Input method use s a built-in dictiona ry to recogn ize the most com monly used word for every seq uence of key presses. This way , you press e ach key only once, even if the let ter yo u wan[...]

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    N o t for C o m m e r c i a l U s e Inputti ng Text 67 If the wor d shown is n ot the one yo u want: • press 0 repeat edly to view alt ernative wor ds (can didates ). Accept a word and add a sp ace by pressing 1 . If you do not fin d the word you want by pressing 0 : • Pre ss , s croll to Edit Word , Y es, write the new word using multita p tex[...]

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    N o t for C o m m e r c i a l U s e 68 WAP B rowsi ng WA P B r o w s i n g Y our ph one has a W ire less Applicat ion Protocol (W AP ) brow ser w hich lets y ou co nne ct to th e In tern et and acces s speci all y desig ned in tera ctive s ervic es. W AP is a st andar d speciall y created for mobile communi cations de vices and gives fast acce ss t[...]

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    N o t for C o m m e r c i a l U s e WAP Br owsi ng 69 Prep aring Y our P hone for W AP Before yo u can start usin g the W AP bro wser, y ou need to make sure that your access settings are set correctly . Y ou need to set up you r User ID and W A P Gateway ad dress. Dependi ng on your netw ork service prov ider , you can receiv e the a ccess set tin[...]

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    N o t for C o m m e r c i a l U s e 70 WAP B rowsi ng Opening a W AP Pag e There a re three wa ys to open a W AP pa ge: • by open ing a homepa ge • by entering t he URL or address of t he W AP page • by openin g a bookmar k that you have saved. Opening a Homepage When you buy your phone , the Sony Eric sson Mobile Internet is set as your home[...]

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    N o t for C o m m e r c i a l U s e WAP Br owsi ng 71 • Add Bookmark . Ad d the page you ar e curre ntly browsing to yo ur list of bookmarks. • New Homep a ge . Set the current W AP page as your homep age. • Exit WAP . End your browsi ng. Ending your W AP Session 1 When you are b rowsing, press until the Opti ons submenu appe ars. 2 Sel ect t[...]

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    N o t for C o m m e r c i a l U s e 72 WAP B rowsi ng Downloading Melo dies Using Y our W AP Browser T o download melodie s using your W AP browser , nav igate to a W A P sit e that support s ring melody download usi ng the text/x-vmel MIME (internet connect) ty pe. Wh en your phone receiv es a melody of this type , you will first be prompt ed to p[...]

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    N o t for C o m m e r c i a l U s e WAP Br owsi ng 73 Renaming WAP Profiles Y ou ca n change t he name of you r W AP profile s to a name of your own choice. 1 Scr oll to Browser , Selec t , W AP Setti ngs , Sele ct . 2 Sel ect a W AP profi le, Select . 3 Selec t Rename , Select . 4 Enter a ne w name, Selec t . Edit the homepage of a WAP profile 1 S[...]

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    N o t for C o m m e r c i a l U s e 74 Using the Calendar Using the Calendar Y ou can use the calendar t o keep t rack of i mportant meeting s that you need to attend, phone c alls that you need to m ake or tasks that you need to do. Appointments and T asks • Y ou can sav e many app ointments and tasks in your calend ar . Y o u can c hoose to a d[...]

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    N o t for C o m m e r c i a l U s e Using t he Calenda r 7 5 Adding New T asks 1 Scroll to Ex tr as , Select , Calendar , Select , Add T ask , Select . 2 Choose a task an d press OK . If you choose phone call, enter a number and press OK . If you choose message, select a type of message and press OK . If you choose miscellaneous, select a type and [...]

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    N o t for C o m m e r c i a l U s e 76 Using the Calendar 4 Proce ed as d escribed in “A dding App ointme nts” on page 74. 5 When you have finished , scroll to Save And Close , Select . Editing or Deleting T as ks 1 Scr oll to Extras , Select , Calendar , Select , View all tas ks , Select . 2 Choose a task. Press to view the list of options. Op[...]

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    N o t for C o m m e r c i a l U s e Using t he Calenda r 7 7 • Pur chase XTNDC onnect PC (htt p:// www .exten dsystems.com/go /ericsson ) or downloa d a free ve rsion of XT NDConn ect PC for Sony Eri csson or Ericsson phones o nly (www .So nyEricsson.com ).[...]

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    N o t for C o m m e r c i a l U s e 78 Mak ing Data and F ax Cal ls Making Dat a and Fax Calls Y ou can use your phone in Wireless Modem Operation when i t is powe red on wit h a seria l interf ace cabl e attache d from your pho ne to your comp uter . Y our mobi le phone cont ains a modem simi lar to the modems you use to connec t your compute r to[...]

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    N o t for C o m m e r c i a l U s e Making Data and Fax Calls 79 have an acc ount with an ISP and a properl y configur ed Internet ac cess program (b rowser) runnin g on your comput er . When yo ur software is install ed and set up to dial y our IS P , calls c an be made using the norm al diali ng procedur e. Once a conn ection t o your ISP is esta[...]

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    N o t for C o m m e r c i a l U s e 80 Mak ing Data and F ax Cal ls 1 Connec t your comp uter to your phone w ith you r DRS-11 serial interfa ce ca ble. Th e cable has a plu g on one end t hat matche s the recept acle on the bo ttom of you r mobil e phone. The other end of the cable h as a 9-p in fem ale conn ector tha t matche s the standard 9-pi [...]

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    N o t for C o m m e r c i a l U s e Making Data and Fax Calls 81 1 Plug one en d of the seria l inte rface cabl e into your phone. 2 Plug the othe r end o f the ser ial inte rface cabl e into t he serial por t on your comput er . 3 Plug th e charg er cable into the bott om of the co nnector. 4 Plu g the ch arger cab le int o the w all ou tlet. Achi[...]

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    N o t for C o m m e r c i a l U s e 82 Mak ing Data and F ax Cal ls T roubles hooting 1 Y ou cannot set up or maintain a data /fax session. This will oc cur if yo u are inad vertentl y origi nating a voic e call whe n atte mptin g a data/f ax cal l. T o correc t the probl em, do th e follow ing: aF r o m t h e S tart m enu on y our Windows deskt op[...]

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    N o t for C o m m e r c i a l U s e Trou bleshoo ting 83 T roublesh ooting My phon e does n ot turn O n. Rechar ge or re place the ba ttery . My phon e does not ri ng when a c all is received . Chec k for Ringe r Off () or Silent Mode () icon s on the standby screen. My si gnal streng th varies. Thi s is a co mmon occur rence . Tr ansmitter s are s[...]

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    N o t for C o m m e r c i a l U s e 84 Trou blesh ooting Error Messages Accessories, Accessibility and Internet T echnical Assistance/Customer Serv ice • Un ited States - 1-800-3 74-2776 • La tin America - +1- 305-755-678 9 • Can ada - +1- 800-668-21 01 • Othe r countries - +1-9 19-472-790 8 Ordering A ccessories Y ou can purchase Sony Eric[...]

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    N o t for C o m m e r c i a l U s e Trou bleshoo ting 85 • Calling 1-80 0-755-6 789 (Puerto R ico) • V isiting your lo cal Sony Ericsson or E ricsson retailer . Accessible Solutions/Special Needs For inform ation on Acces sible S oluti ons for indivi duals with sp ecial need s call the Sony Ericsson Special Ne eds Center at 877-878-1 996 (TTY) [...]

  • Page 89

    N o t for C o m m e r c i a l U s e 86 Index Index A Accessibility 84 Accessing Menus 20 Alarm Cloc k 38 Analog In dicator 10 Appoin tments 74 Assistance 84 Auto Area Code 32 Keylo ck 35 Prefix 32 B Battery Attachin g 14 First-time Use 17 Browser 68 C Calendar Adding Appointm ents 74 Adding Task s 75 Editing 75 Setting s 76 Using 74 Viewing 75 Call[...]

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    N o t for C o m m e r c i a l U s e Index 87 Error Message 84 Low Battery 84 Networ k Not Res ponding 84 No Memory 84 No Response 84 Server No t Respon ding 84 Extras Men u 38 F Fax Calls 78 I Icons 10 Call List 25 Standb y Screen 10 Internet 34 , 43 , 68 , 84 , 85 Internet Calls 78 K Keys 11 , 12 , 13 M Magic Word 63 Making Calling Card Calls 22 C[...]

  • Page 91

    N o t for C o m m e r c i a l U s e 88 Index Proble m Cann ot Downlo ad 83 Cannot Re ceive Data Call 83 Low Battery Power 84 Modem W ill Not Connect 83 No WAP Icon 83 Speech S ounds Garbled . 83 Varying S ignal Strengt h 83 Will Not Power On 83 Will Not Ring 83 Profiles 30 R Receiving Calls 18 Restrict Calls 31 S Setting s Menu 28 SMS Chat 58 Editi[...]

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    N o t for C o m m e r c i a l U s e Index 89 W WAP Ending Your Sess ion 71 Setting s 69 Web site 43[...]

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    N o t for C o m m e r c i a l U s e T61d/ ds Quick Card No serv ice is av ailable. Y our ph one is in Analog m ode. Y our ph one is in Digital m ode. Magic W ord is activ e. Meetin g profile is active. Car profi le is active . Home prof ile is act ive. W ork profile is act ive. Outdoors profile is active. Portab le profile is acti ve. Show s curr e[...]

  • Page 97

    N o t for C o m m e r c i a l U s e Emergency Calls Enter your local emergency number and press the left softkey . Enter the Menus Tilt the joystick l eft or right or press Menu . Select a Menu or Save a Setting Press l eft softke y . Cancel Action or Move Back in Menus Press rig ht softkey . Speed Di al Enter p osition num ber (2-9) a nd press Cal[...]

  • Page 98

    N o t for C o m m e r c i a l U s e Y ou can quickly access several commonly used menus by tilting the joystick left or right. The menus are organized in a circle. Quickly access menus and settings using the numbers that appear next to e ach menu and setting. For example, access your Calendar by pressing left or right then 3 to access the Call Info[...]

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