Casio Rock manual

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    This Proof Indicates Approximate Color Only. For Accurate Color Match, Use Approved Color Standard. DO NOT USE COLOR FORMULAS ON THIS FILE. Inks SUPPLIER IS RESPONSIBLE FOR CHECKING WORKING DRAWINGS BEFORE PLATES ARE MADE FOR ACCURACY IN MEASUREMENTS, PLATE T OLERANCE REQUIREMENTS, REGISTRA TION AND CONSTRUCTION DETAILING. ANY CHANGES MADE TO SUIT [...]

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    Contents 1 Ge tt i ng S ta r te d wi t h Y ou r P ho n e ............................ 4 Phone Overview ........................................................................... 4 Menu Overview ............................................................................ 9 Icon Reference .............................................................[...]

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    Contents 2 New Contact .............................................................................. 49 Contact List ................................................................................ 50 Groups .......................................................................................52 New PTT Contact ...................................[...]

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    3 Message Settings ...................................................................... 99 Message Erase ........................................................................ 101 SE TT IN GS & T OO LS ..............................................102 My V erizon ..............................................................................[...]

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    4 Getting Started with Y our Phone Phone Ov er view 1. E a r p i e c e 2. Main Display 3. Micr ophone 4. Le ft So ft K e y 5. Camera/ V ideo K ey 6. Sen d K ey 7 . Voicemail Key 8. Clear/ Voice Command s K ey 9. Shift K ey 10. Nex t Key 1 1 . Directional Key 1 2. C enter Select Ke y 13. Rig ht Sof t Key 1 4. Spe akerphon e/ Flash lig ht K ey 15. En[...]

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    5 Getting Started with Y our Phone 25. S pea ker 26. Charge Indicat or 27 . Front Dis play 28 . Rewind Key 29. T emperature Sens or 3 0. Se condar y Microphone 31 . Fast Fo rwa rd Key 32 . Pl ay/ Pau se Key 33 . Internal Antenna Are a * 3 4. Cam era / Camcorder Lens 3 5. Sc rew T yp e Bat ter y Cove r Lock 3 6. Bat ter y C over 33 . Internal Antenn[...]

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    6 Getting Started with Y our Phone 1. Earpiece 2. Main Display 3. Microphone 4.  Left Soft Key Press to display the Messaging menu, or to access the function listed above the key . 5.  Camera/Video Key With the flip open, press to access the built-in camera. Pr ess and hold to access the camcorder . 6. Send Key Press to place or answer a call[...]

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    7 Getting Started with Y our Phone 12.  Center Select Key Press to access the MENU in idle mode. It also allows you to accept choices when navigating through a menu. 13.  Right Soft Key Press to display Contacts, or to access the function listed above the key . 14.  Speakerphone/Flashlight Key From idle mode, pr ess to turn the Speakerphon[...]

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    8 Getting Started with Y our Phone 23.  V olume K eys From idle mode with the flip open, pr ess to adjust the master volume. During a call, press to adjust voice volume. 24.  Bottom Side Key From idle mode, pr ess to launch the G’zGEAR™ application. 25. Speaker 26. Charge Indicator Appears red when charging. When charging completes, the r[...]

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    9 Getting Started with Y our Phone Me nu Ove r view Recent Calls 1. Missed 2. Received 3. Dialed 4. Blocked*** 5. All 6. View Timers My Ringtones 1. Get New Applications Me di a Ce nte r 1. Music & T ones 1. V CAST Music | Rhapsody 2. Get New Ringtones 3. My Ringtones 4. My Music 5. My Sounds 6. Sync Music 2. Picture & Video 1. V CAST V ide[...]

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    10 Getting Started with Y our Phone 2. Get New Pictur es 3. My Pictures 4. My Videos 5. T ake Picture 6. Record Video 7. Online Album 3. Games 1. Get New Applications 4. Mobile W eb 5. Bro wse & Download 1. Get New Applications 6. Extras 1. Get New Applications My Pictures VZ N a vi ga to r Bluetooth 1. Add New De vices Set t ing s & T oo l[...]

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    11 Getting Started with Y our Phone 6. Display Settings 1. Easy Set-up 2. Banner 1. Personal Banner 2. ERI Banner 3. Backlight 1. Display 2. Keypad 4. W allpaper 1. My Pictur es 2. My V ideos 3. Fun Animations 5. Display Themes 6. Main Menu Settings 1. Menu Layout 2. Replace Menu Items 3. Position Menu Items 4. Reset Menu Settings 7. Dial Fonts 8. [...]

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    12 Getting Started with Y our Phone 9. Memory 1. Save Options 1. Pictures 2. Videos 3. Sounds 2. Phone Memor y 1. Memory Usage 2. My Pictur es 3. My V ideos 4. My Ringtones 5. My Music 6. My Sounds 7. My Contacts 8. Move All T o Card 3. Card Memory 10. USB Mode 11. Phone Info 1. My Number 2. SW/HW Version 3. Icon Glossar y 4. Software Update 12. Se[...]

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    13 Getting Started with Y our Phone Icon Refere nce Screen Icons When the handset is turned on, the t op line of the main display displays icons indic ating the st atus of th e handset. Digita l indicato r . D igital s er vice is available. 3G se r vice indi cator . 3G s er vice is available. 1 x ser vic e indicator. 1 x se r vice is available. Air[...]

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    14 Getting Started with Y our Phone Voice Comma nds (Listening) 1 x and P T T s er vice s are available. 3G a nd PT T ser vices a re available. PT T in use. A P T T ca ll is in progres s. Alar m Onl y Vibr at e Only So und O f f Appe ars wh en an al arm is set . Appe ars wh en a Cal endar event is s et. Indicates yo u have missed c alls. Indicates [...]

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    15 Getting Started with Y our Phone Group Picture Ringtone IM Scr een Name AIM Ya h o o ! WL Me ss en ge r Address In Case of Emergenc y Me ss ag e Ic ons The fo llowing i cons a re displayed in the Inbox mes sage list: New/ U nread T ext or We b Mes sage s Ope ned /R ead T ext o r Web Mes sages New/Unread Picture/V ideo/ Voice Notifications Opened[...]

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    16 Getting Started with Y our Phone The fo llowing ic ons are displayed in th e Draf ts me ssage list: Dra ft T e xt Draf t Pictures / Videos/ Voices PT T Screen Icon s The fo llowing i cons a re displayed on the inc oming /outgo ing P T T ca ll screen o r the P T T c alls in th e Rece nt Calls list: Received calls list - indivi dual Rece ived call[...]

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    17 Getting Started with Y our Phone Bluetooth ® Icons Whe n an audio devic e is paired with you r handset Whe n a PC is paired wi th your ha ndset Whe n a PDA is paired wit h your hand set Whe n anothe r handset is paired w ith your ha ndset Whe n succe ssfully c onne cted, the foll owing ico ns may appe ar: Whe n a heads et is conn ected wit h yo[...]

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    18 Getting Started with Y our Phone NO TE T o maintain water resistance : Secu rely fasten th e Charging /D ata Por t c over and the H eads et Jack cov er . Co mplete ly clos e the bat ter y cover a nd rotate th e screw t ype batte ry c over lo ck to the LO CK po sitio n. • • Shock Resistance The rugged construction of the ROCK ™ provi des ou[...]

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    19 Getting Started with Y our Phone NO TES Y o ur hands et can be rin sed wit h clean water w hen dir t y . T o ensure water res istan ce, make sure th at all covers a re securely close d before rinsing. Periodi cally, clean the Cha rging T er minals a nd the B atte ry T e rminal s with a dr y clot h or cot to n swab. Dust m ay cause so me electric[...]

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    20 Getting Started with Y our Phone One -touch Open Button Pressi ng the O ne -to uch O pen B ut ton wit h the fl ip close d open s the flip. One-touch Open Button NO TES Rele ase th e One - touc h Ope n But to n as so on as yo u press it . If you keep pres sing th e but ton, t he flip may n ot be full y open ed by the fri ction b et ween yo ur fin[...]

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    21 Getting Started with Y our Phone The Batter y The h andset c ome s with a rech argeable bat ter y. War ni ng ! Use on ly approved bat terie s for th e RO CK ™. Wipe your h andset before op ening t he bat ter y cover to prevent m oisture o r dust fro m entering. Failure to follow th e below directi ons for i nstalling /remov ing the batter y c [...]

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    22 Getting Started with Y our Phone 3. Slid e the bat ter y into the s lot by aligning the cont acts and ta bs  and pres s down  u ntil you hea r the “click” . 4. Inser t th e batter y c over tabs into t he slots  and press t he bat ter y cover in th e direction of the ar row  . 5. Press d own fi rmly o n the sid e of the bat ter y [...]

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    23 Getting Started with Y our Phone War ni ng ! Do no t tw ist the bat ter y cover as s hown in the fig ure to the right. D oin g so can d amage the hand set and t he bat tery c over . Do n ot press ha rd on the bat ter y cover w ith the bat ter y cover t abs run ning over th e handse t becau se you may da mage th e batter y c over tabs. If you are[...]

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    24 Getting Started with Y our Phone War ni ng ! Do n ot leave the rem oved bat ter y near h eat so urces suc h as a flam e, stove, or in direct sunlig ht. Ot her wis e, it may burst , malfu nctio n, or ignite - cau sing fire. D o not hit, o r exert excessive sho ck on th e batter y, as it can ignite or brea k. Cha rgi ng t he Ba t te r y T o ch arg[...]

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    25 Getting Started with Y our Phone War ni ng ! Hold t he Wall Charge r power plug h orizonta lly and ca refully ins er t it into the H andset C harging Cradle. Whe never placing th e handset in to or removing i t from the H ands et Charging Cradle, hold t he cradle steady as s hown in t he figure to the right . Slide th e handse t alon g the guide[...]

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    26 Getting Started with Y our Phone 3. Af ter th e handset is c ompl etely charged, un plug the Wall Ch arger conn ector a nd close t he Charging / Data Port co ver . 4. Make sure th e por t cover is c omp letely clo sed. War ni ng ! Do n ot forcibly inse r t the Wall Cha rger powe r plug into the Charging /D ata Por t. H old it h orizonta lly and [...]

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    27 Getting Started with Y our Phone T urning the P hone On and Of f T urnin g th e Phon e On 1. Press and h old the E nd/ Power Key until t he main dis play lights up. NO TE Avoid any unnec ess ar y cont act with t he intern al antenna a rea while your ha ndset is on. T urnin g th e Phon e Of f 1. Press and h old the E nd/ Power Key until t he main[...]

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    28 Getting Started with Y our Phone Answering a call NO TES The d efault answe r optio n is set to Flip O pen an d Any Key so you can dire ctly answe r an inco ming c all by simply o pening the ha ndset or p ressing a key on th e alpha nume ric keypad. Fo r information on how t o select an answer option, see page 1 49. Caller I D displays the num b[...]

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    29 Getting Started with Y our Phone NO TES All directions in this manual assume that Main Menu Set tings are set to Grid a nd Co mm unicato r , a nd Dis play The mes is set to Polyh edral Ro ck, w hich are the defaul t set tings. If ot her set ting s or the mes a re set, navigati ng the ph one’s menu s may be dif ferent . For i nform ation a bou [...]

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    30 Getting Started with Y our Phone Installing a Memor y Card War ni ng ! Whe never ins talling o r removi ng a mem or y card, ma ke sure the handset is t urned of f a nd that th e Wall Charger is no t conn ected. Whe n insta lling or rem oving a me mor y ca rd, avoid touching th e mem or y card co ntacts an d avoid damaging t he mem or y card. Eit[...]

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    31 Getting Started with Y our Phone 3. Re move the bat ter y by pulling up o n the ta b  . 4. Carefully pres s the me mo ry c ard into the m emo r y card slot unt il it locks i nto place. 5. Inst all the bat ter y and replac e the bat ter y cover ens uring that yo u rotate the bat ter y loc k as far as it w ill go towards th e LOCK position. Rem[...]

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    32 Getting Started with Y our Phone 2. Inser t yo ur finger i n the groove  a nd pull up on the bat ter y cover i n the directio n of the arrow  . 3. Re move the bat ter y by pulling up o n the tab  . 4. Gentl y press th e mem or y ca rd inward, until it pops o ut. R emove t he mem or y ca rd. 5. Inst all the bat ter y and replace t he bat[...]

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    33 Getting Started with Y our Phone Connecting to the Headset Jack Y o u can c onne ct a com patible devic e equippe d with a st andard 2.5 mm plug to yo ur hands et for safe, c onveni ent, hand s- free conversa tions. 1. T o o pen th e Head set Jack c over , inser t yo ur finge r tip into th e notch and open the cov er . 2. Plug th e con necto r i[...]

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    34 Quick Access to Convenient Features Vibrate Mode Vibrate M ode mu tes key tones an d activates an ale r t for an in com ing call or messa ge. T o acti vate and deactivate Vi brate Mode: 1. T o acti vate Vibrate Mod e from idle m ode, pres s and ho ld  . 2. T o de activate Vibrate M ode, pres s and ho ld  again. Mute F unction If you activa[...]

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    35 Quick Access to Convenient Features Speakerpho ne T o acti vate and deactivate the sp eakerpho ne: 1. T o activate, press t he Sp eakerpho ne/ F lashlight Key  to tur n SPEAKER ON . 2. T o de activate, press the S pea kerphon e/ Flas hlight Key  again to turn S P E AK ER O F F . Flashlight T o acti vate and deactivate the fl ashlight: 1. T[...]

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    36 Quick Access to Convenient Features Whe n shak ing the h andset , be sure to hold th e handse t firml y as show n in the figu re to the right a nd sha ke it from right to le ft o r vice versa. NO TE Whe n shak ing the h andset, m ake sure you do n ot hit the ha ndset against nearb y objects. Rotation Silencer Using t he Rot atio n Sile ncer f un[...]

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    37 Quick Access to Convenient Features To u c h K e y s Y o u can c ontro l your ha ndset wi tho ut ope ning it by usi ng the to uch keys (Rewind Key , Play/Pau se Key , Fast For ward Key ) around th e front display . G’zG EA R™ : With your h andset cl osed, t ap the R ewind Key or Fast F or ward Key while usi ng a G’zG E A R™ too l to swit[...]

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    38 Entering and Editing Information T ext Input Y ou can input and edit your Banner , Schedule, Cont acts, and Messages. T o p er form t he T ex t Inpu t operati on des cribed in this c hapter wit h your ha ndset, op en the tex t entr y scree n follow ing the steps b elow to create the new T ext M assage: 1. From idle mo de, press t he Lef t S of t[...]

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    39 Entering and Editing Information T ext Input Modes The re are five mod es for e ntering text, n umbe rs, sym bols , and punctuation. Usin g Ab c ( Mu lt i- t ap ) T ex t I np ut T o e nter words in t his mode, yo u need to p ress eac h key repeatedly until th e desired l ette r appea rs. It ca n also b e used to add wo rds to the T9 da tabase. E[...]

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    40 Entering and Editing Information NO TES Af ter you have finishe d entering a word, if th e word displayed is not th e one yo u want, pres s the N ext Key  to display additional word choices. Pressing  after pres sing  to input a period displa ys other punctuation and symbols. • • Addi ng Word s to th e T9 D at ab as e If a word is n[...]

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    41 Entering and Editing Information Using Symbol T ext Input T o i nser t sym bols o r punc tuatio n, follow t hese s teps from t he text entry screen: 1. Press th e Lef t So f t Key , se lect Symbols , then press the Cent er Select Key [O K] . 2. Press th e Right S of t Key [Ne xt] to view t he nex t 12 symbols o r Lef t Sof t Key [Pr ev ] to view[...]

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    42 RECENT CALLS The R ece nt Calls me nu is a list of the las t phon e numb ers or C ont act entrie s for call s (including P T T calls ) you placed, acc epted, miss ed, or blo cked. It is co ntinuall y updated as new n umbe rs are added to the beg inning of the lis t and the o ldest e ntries a re removed fro m the bot tom of th e list. Accessing t[...]

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    43 RECENT CALLS Making a Call from Rece nt Calls 1. Fro m th e Recent Calls submenu, select one of the f ollowing call lists: Missed / Received/ Dia led / B locked/ All 2. Scro ll to an entr y, then press t he Se nd Key to make a call. Viewing Re cent Call Histor y 1. Fro m th e Recent Calls submenu, select one of the f ollowing call lists: Missed [...]

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    44 RECENT CALLS If you select ed a PT T Group or T emp P T T Group from the Missed or Re ceived C alls list, pres s the R ight So ft Key [ Options] to select: Ne w T X T M es sa ge / New Pic tu re M e ss ag e / N ew V id eo Me ss ag e / N ew Voi ce M e ss ag e / S ave to Co nt ac ts / Save to PT T Contacts / Erase / Lock (Unlock) / Erase All / View[...]

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    45 CONT ACTS The C ont acts men u allows yo u to store na mes, p hon e numb ers and other in format ion in yo ur hand set ’s memo r y . Y o u may store up to 5 0 0 entries. Adding a new Con tact from idle mode 1. From idle mo de, enter t he pho ne num ber (up to 48 ch aracters) you want to register. 2. Press th e Lef t S of t Key [S a ve ] . NO T[...]

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    46 CONT ACTS 3. Press  Add N ew C on ta ct . 4. Sele ct the t yp e of pho ne num ber you wa nt to save, then p ress the Center S ele ct Key [O K] . Mobile 1/Mobile 2 / Home /Work 5. Sc roll to the i nform atio n field yo u want to enter. These f ields include: Name / Mobile 1/ Home /Work / Email 1/ Group / Picture / Ringtone / Mobile 2/ IM Scree[...]

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    47 CONT ACTS 6. Se lect th e entered ph one nu mber f ield an d press th e Right S of t Key [O ptions] to select one of the f ollowing options: Se t Sp e e d Di al / S et A s De fa ult / Add 2 - S ec P aus e /Ad d Wai t T o add t he Co ntact ent ry to t he Sp eed D ial list, pres s  Set Speed Dial . Sel ect the de sired Sp eed D ial digit by usi[...]

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    48 CONT ACTS 4. Sele ct the ph one nu mbe r ty pe, the n press th e Center S ele ct Key [OK] . Mobile 1/Mobile 2 / Home /Work If a phone number is alr eady as signed t o the field you select ed, Ent r y is a lr e ady a ss ig ne d . Ove r wr it e? appe ars on t he display . Select Ye s to ove r write, th en press t he Ce nter Se lect Key [OK] . 5. C[...]

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    49 CONT ACTS 5. Co mplete a ny additio nal fie lds and pres s the C enter S elect Key [SA VE] . Accessing the Contacts submenu 1. From idle mo de, press t he Ce nter Sele ct Key [ME NU] , select Contacts , then press th e Center S ele ct Key [OK] . 2. Sele ct a subm enu: Ne w Co nt ac t / Co nt ac t Li st / G ro up s / N ew P T T C on ta ct / PT T [...]

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    50 CONT ACTS Contact List T o v iew your C ontact L ist: NO TE Y o ur hand set is able to p er form a d ynam ic search of t he co ntents in your ha ndset ’s mem or y. A dynamic se arch co mpares e ntered let ters or n umbe rs again st the e ntries in yo ur C ontact L ist, an d displays mat ches in alphabetical or der . Y ou can then select a numb[...]

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    51 CONT ACTS Ma kin g a Call f rom Y our C ont ac ts Onc e you have registered pho ne nu mber s into your C ont act List, yo u can make calls to those numbers quickly and easily . 1. From idle mo de, press t he Ce nter Sele ct Key [ME NU] , select Contacts , then press th e Center S ele ct Key [OK] . P ress  Contact List . 2. Sele ct the C ontac[...]

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    52 CONT ACTS Groups Groups a llow you to cla ssif y ph one e ntries i nto groups wi th up to 10 numbers in each gr oup. T o v iew your gro uped C ontact s, add a new group, chan ge the na me of a group, delete a grou p, or send a mes sage to ever yo ne in th e selected group : 1. From idle mo de, press t he Ce nter Sele ct Key [ME NU] , select Cont[...]

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    53 CONT ACTS New PT T Contact NO TE Y o u mus t first e nable t he P T T fe ature in orde r to see th e PT T Cont act List (see page 62). T o add a n ew Push To T alk (PT T) C ontact: 1. From idle mo de, press t he Ce nter Sele ct Key [ME NU] , select Contacts , then press th e Center S ele ct Key [OK] . P ress  New PT T Cont a ct . 2. Enter the[...]

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    54 CONT ACTS Press t he Right S of t Key [O ptions] to select one of the f ollowing options : Ne w PT T Cont a ct / C opy To Cont ac ts / T e mp P T T G ro up / Er as e / Edi t / Ca ll / N ew T XT M es sa ge / New Pic tu re M e ss ag e / Ne w Vi de o M es sa ge / New Voic e M es sa g e / So r t NO TE From idle m ode, pres sing th e T o p Side Key/ [...]

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    55 CONT ACTS T o add PT T Contacts to the PT T Group, select the existing PT T Group w here you wa nt to add the P T T Contact, t hen pres s the Ri ght So ft Key [ Options] . Pres s  Add , t hen yo ur P T T Cont act entrie s will be displayed in alph abetica l order . Sele ct the PT T Contact yo u want to add, th en press t he Ce nter Se lect Ke[...]

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    56 CONT ACTS 3. Select the PT T Contact entry . Y ou can select one of the following options : Press t he Lef t S of t Key [R em o ve] to remove th e entr y. Press t he Right S of t Key [O ptions] to select one of the f ollowing options : Re move Al l / N ew T X T M es sa g e / N ew Pic tu re M e ss ag e / N ew Vid e o M es sa ge / New Voic e M es [...]

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    57 CONT ACTS Se t tin g a Sp e ed D ia l T o v iew the S peed D ials list a nd ass ign a pho ne num ber ente red in your C ontact s to a Spe ed Dial n umbe r: 1. From idle mo de, press t he Ce nter Sele ct Key [ME NU] , select Contacts , then press th e Center S ele ct Key [OK] . P ress  Speed Dials . 2. Sele ct or ente r the S peed D ial num be[...]

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    58 CONT ACTS Single - Digit Spe ed Dialing 1. From idle mo de, press a nd hold t he Sp eed Di al digit. 2. Y o ur hands et recalls th e pho ne num ber fro m your C ontacts , displays it briefly, and then dials it. NO TE 1 : Spe ed Dia l entr y 1 ( Voicem ail), is already assig ned. Double- Digit Speed Dialing 1. From idle mo de, press t he firs t S[...]

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    59 CONT ACTS In Case of Emergency ( ICE ) Foll ow the proc edure bel ow to register a Co ntact to be co ntacted in case of e mergency, or to register a medical rec ord numb er or oth er pers onal info. U p to three di ffe rent Co ntacts ca n be registered to IC E. NO TE Even whe n the ha ndset is lo cked, the C ontact o r pers onal i nfo registered[...]

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    60 CONT ACTS Entering P ersonal Info T o register a M edic al Rec ord Nu mber o r other info rmati on that m ay be used in case of an emergency: 1. From idle mo de, press t he Ce nter Sele ct Key [ME NU] , select Contacts , then press th e Center S ele ct Key [OK] . P ress  In Ca se o f Em er ge nc y . 2. Select Personal Info , the n press th e [...]

  • Page 62

    61 Push to T alk The P ush to Talk (PT T) feature o n your p hon e allows yo u to use yo ur pho ne like a walki e- tal kie to co mm unicate wi th an in dividua l or grou p of individu als who a re also Verizon Wireles s Push to Talk subscribers. NO TES PT T Mode is O f f by default, w hich me ans you a re not able to s end or receiv e PT T calls an[...]

  • Page 63

    62 Push to T alk a time du ring Pus h to T a lk calls . Whe n using yo ur pho ne keypad to make a Pus h to T a lk call, yo u must e nter the ten - digit ph one nu mbe r of the call ed par t y . Presen ce infor matio n may not be available fo r all Push to Talk contacts. T he ti melin ess of prese nce info rmati on may be impacted by the net work re[...]

  • Page 64

    63 Push to T alk NO TE The 3 G or 1x ser vic e indicato r ico n on the to p line of th e main display is highlighted to indicate th at the P T T se r vice is available. Call ing fr om P T T C ont ac t List ( B arg e ) 1. From idle m ode, press t he T op Side Key/ P T T Key  to acces s your P T T C on ta c t Lis t . 2. Scro ll to the P T T C ont [...]

  • Page 65

    64 Push to T alk 6. Wh en the c alled par t y finis hes spe aking, yo u will hea r the “ Fl oor Available” tone and th e “Co nne cted to” screen will app ear on yo ur display . 7. Press and h old th e T o p Side Key/ P T T Key  to tal k. 8. Rel ease t he T op Side Key/ P T T Key  to let the ot her par t y ta lk. 9. Pres s the End / Po[...]

  • Page 66

    65 Push to T alk Calling from K eypad (Alert ) 1. From idle mo de, enter th e 10 - digit pho ne num ber of th e Verizon Wirele ss P T T subs criber you w ish to aler t. 2. Press th e Lef t S of t Key [A lert] . 3. Pres s and relea se the Top Side Key/P T T Key  to al er t the individual. The “ P T T O utgoi ng Ale rt ” to ne will s ound, a n[...]

  • Page 67

    66 Push to T alk 3. Rel ease t he T op Side Key/ P T T Key  to let the ot her par t y ta lk. 4. Press th e End/ Powe r Key to end the ca ll. Incoming PT T (Aler t ) 1. Whe n you recei ve an ale rt , you will h ear th e “P T T Aler t ” tone. T he message “Incoming Alert” will be displ ayed with the phone number or co ntact na me of the c [...]

  • Page 68

    67 MEDIA CENTER Media C enter provid es custo mizable s er vice right o n your ha ndset that lets yo u acces s rington es, play gam es, sur f th e web, get up -to - the - minu te inform atio n and mo re. Y o u can u se Media C enter an d downl oad applic ation s any whe re on the V erizon Wireless network, as long as you hav e a digital signal avai[...]

  • Page 69

    68 MEDIA CENTER Purc has e so ngs o n your V CAST M usi c wit h Rhapsody ® c ap abl e d evice* Whe n you purch ase mus ic from yo ur V CAS T Mus ic wit h Rhaps ody ® capable d evice, you a lso get a se cond c opy that ca n be dow nloade d to your P C fro m the V CA ST M usic wi th Rh apsod y ® sof t ware. * Per-song ch arges apply. 1. From idle [...]

  • Page 70

    69 MEDIA CENTER 2. Foll ow the o n screen pro mpts to d ownlo ad. My Ringtones T o select a desired ringt one, or download a new ringtone: 1. From idle mo de, press t he Ce nter Sele ct Key [ME NU] , select Media Center , the n press th e Center S ele ct Key [OK] . P ress  Mu sic & Tone s ,  My Ringtones . 2. Scroll to a ringtone. Y ou ca[...]

  • Page 71

    70 MEDIA CENTER My Music T o play back a nd manage m usic sto red in your ph one’s memo r y or on a memor y card (purchased separ ately ): Playing Music with the Flip Closed 1. From idle mo de, press t he Ce nter Sele ct Key [ME NU] , select Media Center , the n press th e Center S ele ct Key [OK] . P ress  Mu sic & Tone s ,  My Music .[...]

  • Page 72

    71 MEDIA CENTER NO TE Using th e Mot ion D etectio n funct ion, yo u can play the n ext so ng, return to th e beginni ng of the so ng, or retur n to the previ ous song ju st by shak ing your h andset wi th the f lip open. F or m ore inform atio n on M otion D etecti on fun ctio n, see page 3 5 . My Sounds T o select a desired sound : 1. From idle m[...]

  • Page 73

    72 MEDIA CENTER Recording New Sounds T o rec ord a new s ound: 1. From idle mo de, press t he Ce nter Sele ct Key [ME NU] , select Media Center , the n press th e Center S ele ct Key [OK] . P ress  Mu sic & Tone s ,  My Sounds ,  Record New . 2. Press th e Center S ele ct Key [OK] to b egin reco rding. W hen do ne, press th e Center S [...]

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    73 MEDIA CENTER NO TE Y o ur hands et com es wit h 5 preloade d soun ds: clapping, crowd roar , happy bir thday , rainforest , and train. T he se cann ot be erase d. Syn c your mus ic fr om your P C to your V CAST M usic with Rhapsody ® wireless de vice This o ption all ows you to t ransfer m usic fi les fro m your P C. In orde r to use this o pti[...]

  • Page 75

    74 MEDIA CENTER Acc es sing t h e Pict ur e & Vid e o sub me nu 1. From idle mo de, press t he Ce nter Sele ct Key [ME NU] , select Media Center , the n press th e Center S ele ct Key [OK] . 2. Press  Pic tur e & Vi d eo . 3. Se lect a sub men u. V CAST V id eo s / Ge t N ew Pic tu re s / M y Pic tur es / My Vid e os / Take Picture/ Reco[...]

  • Page 76

    75 MEDIA CENTER Downloading a Video Clip 1. From idle mo de, press t he Ce nter Sele ct Key [ME NU] , select Media Center , the n press th e Center S ele ct Key [OK] . P ress  Pic tur e & Vi de o ,  V CAST Vi d eo s . 2. Browse and sear ch the V CAST Video catalog, and select the video you want . 3. Af ter reading t he des cription of t h[...]

  • Page 77

    76 MEDIA CENTER 1. From idle mo de, press t he Ce nter Sele ct Key [ME NU] , select Media Center , the n press th e Center S ele ct Key [OK] . P ress  Pic tur e & Vi de o ,  V CAST Vi d eo s . 2. Browse and sear ch the V CAST Video catalog, and select the video you want . 3. Af ter reading t he des cription of t he vide o clip, press the [...]

  • Page 78

    77 MEDIA CENTER My Pi ctures In My Pi ctures you c an view a ll the pictu res you have ta ken, store selected images in your phone, send pictures to the Online Album, delete image s and acce ss additio nal picture opti ons. 1. From idle mo de, press t he Ce nter Sele ct Key [ME NU] , select Media Center , the n press th e Center S ele ct Key [OK] .[...]

  • Page 79

    78 MEDIA CENTER Rotate Y o u can rot ate the pictures s tored in the M y Pictu res folder. NO TES The rot ated picture is stored in t he My P ictures fold er as a separate file. So me imag es can not be rotated d ue to copyr ight protectio n, image siz e, or other r easons. • • 1. From idle mo de, press t he Ce nter Sele ct Key [ME NU] , select[...]

  • Page 80

    79 MEDIA CENTER 4. Press th e Right S of t Key [Zoom +] or t he Lef t S of t Key [Zoom- ] . Press th e Directi onal Key  up, down, l ef t or right wh ile zoo ming to scroll th e display . Resize Y o u can resize th e pictures stored in t he My P ictures folde r . NO TES The res ized picture is stored in the M y Pictu res folder as a separate fil[...]

  • Page 81

    80 MEDIA CENTER 3. Pres s the Ri ght So ft Key [ Options] , t hen pre ss  Crop . 4. Sele ct one of t he follow ing sizes, th en press t he Ce nter Se lect Key [OK] . 160 × 120 / 120 × 16 0 / 32 0 × 24 0 / 2 4 0 × 32 0 / 6 4 0 × 48 0 / 4 8 0 × 64 0 / 128 0 × 9 6 0 * * The selectable size depends on the size of the image y ou are editing. 5[...]

  • Page 82

    81 MEDIA CENTER 4. Press th e Right S of t Key [Ma rk Al l] , th en press t he Lef t S of t Key [Do ne] . “ Erase pictures ?” will appear on your display . 5. Press t he Ce nter Sel ect Key [OK] to select Ye s . A confir matio n message appears. My Videos In My V ideo s, you c an view al l the vid eos yo u have taken, sto re the selected videos[...]

  • Page 83

    82 MEDIA CENTER Send: Sends the selected vi deo. (Video Message/ T o Online Albu m/ Via Blu etoo th ) Record Video: Rec ords a new vi deo. V CAST V id e os : Ac cesse s V CAST V ideo s. Se t As Wal lp ap e r : Sets the selected video as wallpaper . Manage Videos : Allo ws you to ma nage th e vide os stored i n the My V ideo s folder. (Erase/ Loc k [...]

  • Page 84

    83 MEDIA CENTER 5. Press t he Ce nter Sel ect Key [OK] to select Ye s . A confir matio n message appears. Ta k e P i c t u r e In T a ke Picture mo de, you ca n take pictures w ith a pictu re size up to 160 0 × 120 0 pi xels. 1. From idle mo de, press t he Ce nter Sele ct Key [ME NU] , select Media Center , the n press th e Center S ele ct Key [OK[...]

  • Page 85

    84 MEDIA CENTER 5. T o take the pict ure, press th e Center S ele ct Key [T AKE] . 6. Per for m one of th e followi ng operati ons: Press t he Lef t S of t Key [Sa ve] to save the pict ure in the M y Pictures f older . Press th e Cente r Sele ct Key [SE ND] to save the pi cture in the M y Pictures fo lder and create a Pictu re Mess age. Press t he [...]

  • Page 86

    85 MEDIA CENTER Recording Time: S et the du ration li mit to 6 0 S eco nds for V ideo Mes sage o r 6 0 Minu tes for S ave. Call Interruption: Sele ct to block o r allow i nterrupti on by an inco ming ca ll, aler t, etc. wh ile reco rding. (Allow/ B loc k) View finder : Sele ct the main dis play or front display as the view finder. (Main Display/ Fr[...]

  • Page 87

    86 MEDIA CENTER Games T o d ownlo ad game s and applic ation s from th e ME DIA C EN T ER server: 1. From idle mo de, press t he Ce nter Sele ct Key [ME NU] , select Media Center , the n press th e Center S ele ct Key [OK] . 2. Press  Games ,  Get New Appl ica tion s . 3. Cho ose t he sof t ware yo u want from t he list displayed on t he scre[...]

  • Page 88

    87 MEDIA CENTER 2. Sele ct Mo bile Web or G et Chan nels an d press the C enter S elect Key [OK] . Follow the o n- screen p rompts. Starting the Mobi le W eb 1. From idle mo de, press t he Ce nter Sele ct Key [ME NU] , select Media Center , the n press th e Center S ele ct Key [OK] . 2. Press  Mobile W eb . The D ashbo ard screen lau nches . 3. [...]

  • Page 89

    88 MEDIA CENTER NO TES T o u se V Z Navigato r , you mus t set Lo catio n to Loc atio n On. S ee page 1 4 3. Dow nload, su bscriptio n, and air ti me required for u se; only in Nati onal E nhanc ed Se r vices C overage A rea; accuracy a nd com pletene ss of infor matio n is not gu aranteed; info rmati on ab out the lo catio n of the d evice will be[...]

  • Page 90

    89 MESSAGING Accessing the Messaging submenu 1. From idle mo de, press t he Ce nter Sele ct Key [ME NU] , select Messaging , th en press t he Ce nter Sel ect Key [OK] . 2. Select a submenu. New Message / Inbox/ Sent/ Drafts / V oicemail/ Mobile IM / Email / Chat NO TES From idle m ode, pres sing th e Lef t Sof t Key [Mes sa ge ] f uncti ons as a ho[...]

  • Page 91

    90 MESSAGING Se nd ing a T ex t M es sa ge 1. From idle mo de, press t he Ce nter Sele ct Key [ME NU] , select Messaging , th en press t he Ce nter Sel ect Key [OK] . Press  New Messa ge ,  T X T Me s sag e . 2. Enter the ph one nu mber o r e -m ail address of th e recipient. By press ing the R ight S of t Key [Add] in the To field you c an c[...]

  • Page 92

    91 MESSAGING 3. Pres s the Ce nter Se lect Key [OK] . 4. T yp e your m essag e in the Te x t : field. 5. Sc roll to the Pi ctu re fie ld, the n press th e Lef t So f t Key [ My Pic s ] . 6. Se lect th e picture you wa nt to include in yo ur me ssage, t hen pres s the C enter Se lect Key [OK] . 7. Scroll to a nd edit any addi tion al field s as desi[...]

  • Page 93

    92 MESSAGING 5. T ype your m ess age in th e Te x t : fie ld. 6. Sc roll to and ed it any additi onal f ields as d esired. 7. Press the C enter S elect Key [SEN D] . A sending screen appears. Customizing the Me ssage Using Options Y o u can cu stomize a new Te xt M ess age, Pictu re Mess age, Vid eo Mes sage o r Voice Me ssage, by pres sing th e Ri[...]

  • Page 94

    93 MESSAGING Add S lid e : In ser ts mul tiple pictures i nto a mess age. ( This opti on on ly appea rs for a Pi cture Me ssage) Add Signature: Inser ts th e signat ure text into a m essag e. (T his opti on on ly appe ars for a P icture/ Video / Voice M ess age, and only w hen S ignature is set to Cu stom in M ess age Set ti ngs and “ N o” is s[...]

  • Page 95

    94 MESSAGING 3. Pres s the Ri ght So ft Key [Add ] . 4. Press  From Contacts . 5. Scroll to the Contact entr y containing the destination, then press the C enter Se lect Key [MA RK] . 6. Pres s the Lef t S of t Key [Do ne] t hen pres s the C enter Se lect Key [OK] to go to the Te x t field. NO TE Y o u can s end a mes sage to up to te n peop le [...]

  • Page 96

    95 MESSAGING Press t he Right S of t Key [O ptions] to select one of the f ollowing options : Reply: Replies t o the selected message. (T X T Message/ Picture Message/ Video Message/ Voice Message ) Re pl y w. Copy : Re plies to the Te x t mess age wit h the origi nal message attached . For ward : For wards a recei ved mes sage. Add T o Contacts: S[...]

  • Page 97

    96 MESSAGING NO TES Locked m essag es can not be de leted usin g Erase Inb ox and Erase All functions. If the m emo r y is full, no m ore me ssage s can be rec eived unt il enough memory space becomes a vail able. If the m emo r y is over 8 0% full, o ne of the fo llowin g warning messages wil l appear . Te x t MEMORY FULL TE X T MSG x x % F UL L P[...]

  • Page 98

    97 MESSAGING Lock (Unlock) : Locks or unlocks the select ed message. Locked mess ages ca nnot b e deleted by the E rase Se nt and Era se All functions. Add T o Contacts: Stores th e callback numb er , e- mail addres s, or num bers f rom th e sent me ssage i nto your C ontact s. Add T o PT T Cont ac t s : Sto res the callback nu mber fro m the sent [...]

  • Page 99

    98 MESSAGING V oice mail Y o ur hand set will al er t you wh en you rec eive new voi cem ail. 1. From idle mo de, press t he Ce nter Sele ct Key [ME NU] , select Messaging , th en press t he Ce nter Sel ect Key [OK] . Select V oicemail and th en press t he Ce nter S elect Key [OK] . 2. Per form ei ther of t he follow ing ope rations: Press t he Lef[...]

  • Page 100

    99 MESSAGING 2. Sele ct one of t he follow ing optio ns, th en press th e Center S ele ct Key [OK] . Mobile Email / Mobil e W eb Mail 3. T o send an e - mail, fo llow the o n -scree n prom pts and fu nctio ns. Chat T o chat with Int ernet Messenger users: 1. From idle mo de, press t he Ce nter Sele ct Key [ME NU] , select Messaging , th en press t [...]

  • Page 101

    100 MESSAGING Auto E ra se I nb ox : Se lectin g On auto mati cally e rases th e read/ unlo cked mes sages i n the Inb ox when t he storage c apacit y reaches th e limit. (On /O f f) Messaging Font Size : Sele ct the fo nt size for the m ess age. (Small/Normal/ L arge ) T X T Aut o Vi ew : Se lecting O n will auto matic ally display the message con[...]

  • Page 102

    101 MESSAGING Messag e Erase T o e rase all me ssage s stored in yo ur Inbox, D raf ts or S ent fold ers: 1. From idle mo de, press t he Ce nter Sele ct Key [ME NU] , select Messaging , th en press t he Ce nter Sel ect Key [OK] . Press R ight Sof t Key [O ptions] , to acc ess th e followi ng optio ns: Press  Eras e In box to e rase all m essag e[...]

  • Page 103

    102 SETTINGS & TOOLS The S et tings & Tools men u has opti ons to custo mize your h andset. My V erizon Allo ws you to acce ss you r accou nt infor matio n. 1. From idle mo de, press t he Ce nter Sele ct Key [ME NU] , select Se t ti ng s & T o ol s , then p ress the C enter S elect Key [OK] . 2. Press  My V erizon . The b rowser will[...]

  • Page 104

    103 SETTINGS & TOOLS V oic e Commands The Voice Commands tool allows you to mak e a phone call quickly and eas ily by verbal com mand. Your handset rec alls the n umbe r from your C ontacts , displays it briefly, and then dials it. NO TES From idle m ode, you c an acce ss the Voice C o mma nds fun ction by pressing t he Voice Co mm ands Key [...]

  • Page 105

    104 SETTINGS & TOOLS Go T o < Menu > : T he “G o T o” co mm and allo ws you to acc ess a menu w ithin th e handset (for exampl e, “Go to C ont acts”). If no menu o ption is st ated, a list of opti ons will b e provided. C hoo se from th e followi ng: Alarm Cl ock, B lueto oth Me nu, Calculato r , Calenda r , C all Set tin gs, Co n[...]

  • Page 106

    105 SETTINGS & TOOLS V oic e Commands Settings 1. From idle mo de, press t he Ce nter Sele ct Key [ME NU] , select Se t ti ng s & T o ol s , then p ress the C enter S elect Key [OK] . Press  To o l s ,  Voice Commands . 2. Press th e Right S of t Key [S etting s] . 3. Se lect on e of the foll owing opti ons: Confirm Choices : Automati[...]

  • Page 107

    106 SETTINGS & TOOLS NO TE T o i nser t a de cimal, pres s  . T o in ser t ±, press  . For exa mp l e: 1. P re ss   , the Direct iona l Key ( up ,  , then th e Directional Key  down ,  ,  . “10+5 - (-5)” is displayed. 2. Pres s the C enter S elect Key [=] , the answer “ 2 0” will b e displayed. Calendar The C al[...]

  • Page 108

    107 SETTINGS & TOOLS Key " up or d own fo r am /pm. T hen pres s the C enter Se lect Key [SE T] . Time Zones: Press t he Lef t S of t Key [Se t] , then select fr om the following: GMT/ UTC , EST , EDT , CST , CDT , MST , MDT , PST , PDT , AKST , AKDT , HAST , or HADT . T hen pres s the Ce nter Se lect Key [SE T] . Recurrence : Press t he L[...]

  • Page 109

    108 SETTINGS & TOOLS 3. Sc roll to an event , then press th e Cente r Sel ect Key [VI EW] . 4. If you ne ed to edit event d etails , press th e Cente r Sel ect Key [ED IT] . T o erase a n event, pres s the Le f t Sof t Key [Er a se] . Wit h Ye s hig hlighted, press t he Ce nter Sele ct Key [OK] to erase th e calendar ev ent. Alarm Clock The A l[...]

  • Page 110

    109 SETTINGS & TOOLS Ringer : Press th e Lef t So f t Key [Se t] then select the desired rington e and press t he Ce nter Sele ct Key [SE T] . 4. Press th e Center S ele ct Key [S A VE] af ter set ti ng all of the applicable Alarm Fields. Disabling an alarm before it sounds 1. From idle mo de, press t he Ce nter Sele ct Key [ME NU] , select Se [...]

  • Page 111

    11 0 SETTINGS & TOOLS 4. Press th e Center S ele ct Key [S T AR T] to star t the c ountdow n time r . Press th e Cente r Sele ct Key [STOP] to stop the co untdown t imer. Press t he Lef t S of t Key [Reset] to reset t he cou ntdown tim er . World Cloc k T o de termine t he current ti me in an other t ime zone o r cou ntr y: 1. From idle mo de, [...]

  • Page 112

    111 SETTINGS & TOOLS 2. Sele ct a note, the n press th e Center S ele ct Key [VI EW] . 3. If you n eed to e dit the n ote, press t he Ce nter Se lect Key [ED IT] . 4. Edit the note. W hen yo u are don e, press th e Cente r Sele ct Key [SA VE] . NO TE Y o u can e rase the n ote by pressin g the Lef t S of t Key [Er ase ] in step 3. Select Ye s ,[...]

  • Page 113

    11 2 SETTINGS & TOOLS G’z G E A R™ G’zG E AR ™ provides si x useful to ols fo r outdo or acti vitie s. War ni ng ! Do no t use G’zG E A R™ whil e engaging in a ny dangerou s spo rt s. NO TE Whe n the B ot tom S ide Key  is set to G’zG E A R™ ( default) for Set S ho rtcu ts from t he Ph one S et tings , pressi ng the B ot tom [...]

  • Page 114

    11 3 SETTINGS & TOOLS Calibration: Calibrates th e elect ronic co mpas s. Le ft So ft K e y [Ho me] : R etur ns to G’zG E A R™ H ome m enu. NO TES The E ar th C ompa ss can not be use d while t he hands et is being charged. Whe n using t he elect ronic c ompas s, ori ent the ha ndset so i ts keypad is horizonta l. The direct ion me asurem e[...]

  • Page 115

    11 4 SETTINGS & TOOLS Directi on readings t aken in any of th e followin g locat ions m ay result in a large m argin of erro r . Near buildings ( especially ferro- concrete structur es ), large meta l objects (train s, moto r vehicles , etc. ), high -vol tage po wer lines, o r overhe ad wires Nea r metal o bjects (desks, lo ckers, etc. ), house[...]

  • Page 116

    11 5 SETTINGS & TOOLS Tr a i l S e l e c t i o n : S ele cts the t rail to walk in V ir tua l T re k mode. Delete Pedomet er Data: Deletes to day’s data or all pa st data measured with the pedometer . Pedometer Settings: Enter yo ur heig ht, weight, age, a nd gender to calculat e the tra veled distance and burned calories from your steps. Ped[...]

  • Page 117

    11 6 SETTINGS & TOOLS Le ft So ft K e y [Ho me] : R etur ns to G’zG E A R™ H ome m enu. NO TES The T her mo meter ca nnot be us ed while t he hands et is being charged. E xpos e the ha ndset to op en air an d wait until i t reaches t he sam e tempe rature as ope n air , whic h may take abo ut 3 0 min utes. The te mperatu re senso r is influ[...]

  • Page 118

    11 7 SETTINGS & TOOLS Key [GPS] to measur e the curren t location and select the near est site. Right S of t Key [Opt ions] : Displays the fo llowing o ptions: About : Displays the des cription of t he Tid es T ool. One- day Vie w: Switch es to On e - day View m ode. Current View : Switch es to Current V iew mod e. Select Y our Location: Sam e [...]

  • Page 119

    11 8 SETTINGS & TOOLS Right S of t Key [Opt ions] : Displays the fo llowing o ptions: About : Displays the desc ription of t he Su nrise Su nset too l. T racking : S witches to Tracking mode. Day/ Night: Switche s to Day/N ight m ode. Select Y our Location: Sam e as the key [L OC A TI ON] above . Le ft So ft K e y [Ho me] : R etur ns to G’zG [...]

  • Page 120

    11 9 SETTINGS & TOOLS NO TES The A stro Cal endar to ol can display th e inform ation b et ween Janu ar y 1, 20 0 9 and D ece mbe r 31 , 2 0 2 0. The m oo n’s age displayed by the As tro Calend ar too l is at noo n of the day . The s un, mo on and e ar th displayed by the Ast ro Calenda r tool a re only imagery pictur es. The l ocati on of th[...]

  • Page 121

    120 SETTINGS & TOOLS NO TES If the ha ndset is clo sed while dis playing the G’zG E A R™ too l on the mai n display , th e tool will b e displayed on the fro nt display . On th e front display , the foll owing infor matio n is displayed for each to ol: Earth Compass: Compa ss Walking Counter: Steps, bu rned ca lorie s Thermometer: T emperat[...]

  • Page 122

    121 SETTINGS & TOOLS How T o U se Y o u can display h ow to use G’zG E A R™. 1. From idle mo de, press t he Ce nter Sele ct Key [ME NU] , select Se t ti ng s & T o ol s , then p ress the C enter S elect Key [OK] . Press  To o l s ,  G’z GE A R ,  Ho w T o Use . Bluetoot h Y o ur hands et suppor ts t he followi ng Blueto oth ?[...]

  • Page 123

    122 SETTINGS & TOOLS NO TES By default, y our handset’s Bluetooth ® fu nction alit y is turn ed of f. From idle m ode, you c an toggle B lueto oth ® power o n or of f by pressing th e Directi onal Key & right an d pressin g  Bluetooth on / of f . • • Add N ew D evice s “Pai ring” is the proce ss that a llows the h andset to l[...]

  • Page 124

    123 SETTINGS & TOOLS NO TE Y ou do not need to input the passk ey for pairing when the passkey of the Bluetooth ® He ad se t o r h an ds -f r ee ki t i s 0000 . 7. The ha ndset will pro mpt you w ith th e followi ng mes sage on t he main display: Be for e C on ne ct in g T o [ Devi ce N am e ] . If yo u would like to always conf irm before co [...]

  • Page 125

    124 SETTINGS & TOOLS Bluetooth S ett ings Se tt ing s for Y our H and set 1. From idle mo de, press t he Ce nter Sele ct Key [ME NU] , select Se t ti ng s & T o ol s , then p ress the C enter S elect Key [OK] . 2. Press  Bluetooth . 3. Pres s the Ri ght So ft Key [ Options] to select one of the following options : T o edit the Bluetooth [...]

  • Page 126

    125 SETTINGS & TOOLS Sending and Receiving Nam e Cards Use th e followi ng proce dures to send a nd receive a N ame C ard via Bluetoot h ® . Se nd ing a N am e Car d T o s end a nam e card to the paired dev ice via B luetoot h ® : 1. From idle mo de, press t he Ce nter Sele ct Key [ME NU] , select Contacts , then press th e Center S ele ct Ke[...]

  • Page 127

    126 SETTINGS & TOOLS Pulli ng a Na me C ar d Y o u can u se the fo llowing p rocedu re to request a na me ca rd from another Bluetooth ® devic e and add th e received n ame c ard to your Cont act List. NO TE Register M y Na me Card befo re per forming t he follow ing steps. For i nform ation a bou t how to register M y Na me Card, se e page 6 [...]

  • Page 128

    127 SETTINGS & TOOLS 3. Se lect th e image yo u want to se nd, then p ress the R ight S of t Key [Options ] . 4. Press  Send and then  Via B lu et oot h . 5. High light the im age and pres s the C enter S elect Key [MA R K] , when f inished, p ress the L ef t Sof t Key [Do ne ] . 6. Se lect th e receivi ng device a nd then p ress the C en[...]

  • Page 129

    128 SETTINGS & TOOLS NO TES Whe n you op en the f lip, the side keys will unlo ck. Whe n G’zG E AR ™ or M y Musi c is active with t he flip clo sed, th e side keys and touc h keys will not lo ck. Even whe n locked, t he side keys are valid in the fo llowing c ases: Whe n the al arm an d sched ule so unds. Whe n the ha ndset recei ves an inc[...]

  • Page 130

    129 SETTINGS & TOOLS 3. Select a submenu: Ea sy Se t- u p / Ca ll So un ds / A le r t So un ds / Key pa d Volum e / Di gi t Di al R ea do ut / S er v ic e Al er t s / Powe r O n / Of f Easy Set-up Y o u can se t the Call S ou nds, Keypad Volume, Te xt M ess age Al er t, Media M ess age Al er t, and Voice mail M ess age Ale r t all at onc e usin[...]

  • Page 131

    130 SETTINGS & TOOLS Call Sounds T o s et ringtone s for t ype s of inco ming call s: Call Ringtone 1. From idle mo de, press t he Ce nter Sele ct Key [ME NU] , select Se t ti ng s & T o ol s , then p ress the C enter S elect Key [OK] . Press  Sounds Sett ings ,  Call Sounds ,  Call Ringtone . 2. Sele ct a rington e, then pres s th[...]

  • Page 132

    131 SETTINGS & TOOLS 3. Select T one / Vibrate /Re minder , th en press t he Ce nter Sel ect Key [OK] . To n e : Select a ring er , then pres s the Ce nter Sel ect Key [SE T] . T o play the aler t to ne, press t he Lef t S of t Key [P l a y ] . Vibrate : Select On or Off , then p ress the C enter S elect Key [SET] . Reminder : Select O nc e / E[...]

  • Page 133

    132 SETTINGS & TOOLS  Sounds Sett ings ,  Service Alerts . 2. Sele ct one of t he follow ing optio ns, th en press t he Cente r Sele ct Key [OK] . ERI : Aler ts you to t he statu s of cellular s er vice. Min ut e Be e p : A ler ts yo u ever y minu te during a call in p rogress . Call Connect: Ale rt s you wh en the c all is con nected. 3.[...]

  • Page 134

    133 SETTINGS & TOOLS 1. From idle mo de, press t he Ce nter Sele ct Key [ME NU] , select Se t ti ng s & T o ol s , then p ress the C enter S elect Key [OK] . Press  Display Sett ings ,  Eas y Set-up . 2. Foll ow the on s creen pro mpts to set display set ti ngs. PERSONAL B ANNER : Enter in the de sired bann er text, t hen pres s the C[...]

  • Page 135

    134 SETTINGS & TOOLS 12 , L ar ge D ig it al 12 , Digital 24 , La rg e D ig it al 2 4 or Off , t hen press th e Center S ele ct Key [SE T] to save the set ting o r press t he Right S of t Key [Skip ] to go to the nex t set tin g. FRO N T CLO CK FO RM A T: Select Digital , Analog or Off , then press th e Center S ele ct Key [SE T] to save the se[...]

  • Page 136

    135 SETTINGS & TOOLS 1. From idle mo de, press t he Ce nter Sele ct Key [ME NU] , select Se t ti ng s & T o ol s , then p ress the C enter S elect Key [OK] . Press  Display Sett ings ,  Backlight ,  Displa y . 2. Sele ct one of t he follow ing set tings , then pres s the C enter Se lect Key [OK] . Duration: Select 7 seconds , 1 5 s[...]

  • Page 137

    136 SETTINGS & TOOLS 2. Sele ct one of t he follow ing optio ns, th en press th e Center S ele ct Key [OK] . My Pictures / My Videos /Fun Animations 3. Se lect fro m the available sc reens, th en press t he Cente r Sele ct Key [SE T] . NO TE File s larger tha n 5M B can n ot be set as Wallpap er . Display Themes T o c hoo se the c olo r of the [...]

  • Page 138

    137 SETTINGS & TOOLS NO TE All directions in this manual assume that Main Menu Set tings are set to Grid a nd Co mm unicato r , a nd Dis play The mes is set to Polyh edral Ro ck, w hich are the defaul t set tings. Replace Menu Items Main M enu i tems ca n be replaced o nly wh en Me nu L ayout is set to List o r Grid. 1. From idle mo de, press t[...]

  • Page 139

    138 SETTINGS & TOOLS  up, down, lef t o r right to highlight de sired po sitio n, the n press the C enter Se lect Key [S W AP] . 4. Press th e Lef t So f t Key [D on e] . Res et M e nu Se t tin gs Main M en u Set ting s can be re set whe n Me nu Layo ut is set to L ist or Grid by using t he follow ing proc edure. 1. From idle mo de, press t [...]

  • Page 140

    139 SETTINGS & TOOLS Menu Font Si ze T o s et the me nu font si ze: 1. From idle mo de, press t he Ce nter Sele ct Key [ME NU] , select Se t ti ng s & T o ol s , then p ress the C enter S elect Key [OK] . Press  Display Sett ings ,  Menu Font Size . 2. Select Normal or La rge , t hen pres s the C enter S elect Key [SET] . Clock Format[...]

  • Page 141

    140 SETTINGS & TOOLS Airplane M ode In Airplan e Mo de, all menu f uncti ons ca n be acces sed except mak ing calls, rece iving ca lls, data co nne ction a nd Blueto oth ® . Activating Airpla ne Mo de will disable a ll wireless c omm unicatio ns. In Airplan e Mod e, ser vice s that suppo r t Locati on O n functi ons are tempo rarily disabl ed.[...]

  • Page 142

    141 SETTINGS & TOOLS Resetting My Shortcuts T o retu rn My S hor tcut s to their o riginal de faults: 1. From idle mo de, press t he Ce nter Sele ct Key [ME NU] , select Se t ti ng s & T o ol s , then p ress the C enter S elect Key [OK] . Press  Phone Settings ,  Set Shortcuts ,  Set M y Shortcuts . 2. Select Shortcut 1 , Shor tcut[...]

  • Page 143

    142 SETTINGS & TOOLS 3. Press  Reset ([ UP] , [LE FT] or [ D OWN ] ) Key , or  Reset Directional Key s . 4. Select Ye s , the n press th e Center S ele ct Key [OK] . Se t S id e Keys Y o u can sp ecif y th e func tion t hat is acce ssed w hen you p ress th e Bot to m Side Key  and t he T op Side Key/ P T T Key  from idle mod e. 1. F[...]

  • Page 144

    143 SETTINGS & TOOLS V oic e Commands Settings T o c onfigu re prompts a nd call a ler t for voic e co mma nds: 1. From idle mo de, press t he Ce nter Sele ct Key [ME NU] , select Se t ti ng s & T o ol s , then p ress the C enter S elect Key [OK] . Press  Phone Settings ,  V oice Commands Sett ings . 2. Sele ct one of t he follow ing [...]

  • Page 145

    144 SETTINGS & TOOLS Curren t Coun try T o c hange t he hands et set ting s to reflect th e Co untr y wh ere you are curren tly located : 1. From idle mo de, press t he Ce nter Sele ct Key [ME NU] , select Se t ti ng s & T o ol s , then p ress the C enter S elect Key [OK] . Press  Phone Settings ,  Cur re nt C ou nt r y . 2. Sele ct t[...]

  • Page 146

    145 SETTINGS & TOOLS 5. Enter th e new four- digit cod e in the E nt er N ew C od e fie ld. If you selected Calls & Services in step 4, you would also need to enter the cu rrent cod e before entering t he new co de. 6. Press t he Direct iona l Key  down to advan ce to the Re - enter New Code field. 7. Enter the new fo ur-digit co de agai[...]

  • Page 147

    146 SETTINGS & TOOLS Messag es: Incoming Messag es / Outgoing Messages For Incoming Messages, set Allow All / Block All . For O utgoi ng Mes sages , set Allow All / Block All . Dial- Up Mode m: Allow / Block T o s et any of the su bmen us, pres s the C enter Se lect Key [SET] . Phon e Lo ck S et ti ng This set tin g specif ies wh ether th e han[...]

  • Page 148

    147 SETTINGS & TOOLS 2. Enter the fo ur-digit L ock C ode, th en press t he Ce nter Se lect Key [OK] . The de fault Lock C ode is t he last 4 digits of yo ur pho ne number . 3. Press  Lo ck Ph on e No w . NO TE T o u nloc k the ha ndset, pres s the Rig ht Sof t Key [Un lo c k] f rom idle mode, e nter the fo ur-digit Lo ck Co de the n press t[...]

  • Page 149

    148 SETTINGS & TOOLS 1. From idle mo de, press t he Ce nter Sele ct Key [ME NU] , select Se t ti ng s & T o ol s , then p ress the C enter S elect Key [OK] . Press  Phone Settings ,  Syst em Select . 2. Sele ct one of t he follow ing set tings , then pres s the C enter Se lect Key [SET] . Home Onl y: Only wi thin you r hom e area or h[...]

  • Page 150

    149 SETTINGS & TOOLS Motion Detection T o t urn th e Mot ion D etectio n featu re On or O f f: 1. From idle mo de, press t he Ce nter Sele ct Key [ME NU] , select Se t ti ng s & T o ol s , then p ress the C enter S elect Key [OK] . Press  Phone Settings ,  Motion Detection . 2. Sele ct one of t he follow ing set tings , then pres s th[...]

  • Page 151

    150 SETTINGS & TOOLS NO TES The Au to w/ Hands free M ode will fu nctio n af ter abou t five sec onds. Whe n the ha ndset is clo sed, the Au to w/ Hands free M ode will no t function, e xcept when connected to a hea dset. Whe n the ha ndset is ope n, the Auto w/ H andsf ree Mo de will on ly functi on wh en the S peakerp hone is o n. Flip O pen [...]

  • Page 152

    151 SETTINGS & TOOLS On e T ou ch D ial T o ini tiate a speed dia l call by holding d own the s peed dial digi t: 1. From idle mo de, press t he Ce nter Sele ct Key [ME NU] , select Se t ti ng s & T o ol s , then p ress the C enter S elect Key [OK] . Press  Call Setting s ,  One Touch D ia l . 2. Select On or Off , the n press th e Ce[...]

  • Page 153

    152 SETTINGS & TOOLS NO TE If you select Bluetooth, you cannot change PT T mo de. DTMF T ones T o s et the Key T o ne leng th and to uch ton e playback spee d: 1. From idle mo de, press t he Ce nter Sele ct Key [ME NU] , select Se t ti ng s & T o ol s , then p ress the C enter S elect Key [OK] . Press  Call Setting s ,  DTMF T ones . [...]

  • Page 154

    153 SETTINGS & TOOLS 1. From idle mo de, press t he Ce nter Sele ct Key [ME NU] , select Se t ti ng s & T o ol s , then p ress the C enter S elect Key [OK] . Press  Call Setting s ,  Assisted Dialing . 2. Press th e Directi onal Key ' lef t or right to select On or Off . 3. Select the Reference Country field, th en press L ef t S[...]

  • Page 155

    154 SETTINGS & TOOLS 2. Sele ct one of t he follow ing set tings , then pres s the C enter Se lect Key [OK] . Pictures / Videos /Sounds 3. Select Phon e Me mor y or Card Memory , then press the Cent er Select Key [S ET] . Phon e M emo r y an d Car d M emo r y Sel ect this opti on to display Pho ne or C ard Mem or y info rmatio n, and to delete [...]

  • Page 156

    155 SETTINGS & TOOLS NO TES Selecting Memory Usa ge in step 2 displays the available memo r y capacit y , u sed capacit y , a nd total capacit y. Selecting Move Al l T o Car d in step 2 m oves all the f iles sto red in Pho ne M emo r y to Card Me mo r y . Selecting Move Al l T o Phon e in step 2 m oves all th e files s tored in Card M emo r y t[...]

  • Page 157

    156 SETTINGS & TOOLS Ph one Info Acc ess ing t he Ph on e Info s ub me nu T o display info rmati on abo ut your h andset: 1. From idle mo de, press t he Ce nter Sele ct Key [ME NU] , select Se t ti ng s & T o ol s , then p ress the C enter S elect Key [OK] . 2. Press  Phon e Info . 3. Sel ect a sub menu a nd press t he Cente r Sel ect Ke[...]

  • Page 158

    157 SETTINGS & TOOLS Software Update Status T o c heck t he stat us of a So f twa re Update: 1. From idle mo de, press t he Ce nter Sele ct Key [ME NU] , select Se t ti ng s & T o ol s , then p ress the C enter S elect Key [OK] . Press  Phone I nfo ,  Software Update ,  Sta tus . Ch eck n ew T o c heck fo r and execute a S of t war[...]

  • Page 159

    158 SETTINGS & TOOLS Install Deferre d SW Whe n the re is a Sof t ware U pdate that ha s bee n deferred, t he “C heck New ” item cha nges to “ Inst all Defe rred SW. ” S ele cting t his optio n inst alls the d eferred S of t ware Update. 1. From idle mo de, press t he Ce nter Sele ct Key [ME NU] , select Se t ti ng s & T o ol s , th[...]

  • Page 160

    159 SETTINGS & TOOLS press th e Center S ele ct Key [SE T] to save the set ting o r press t he Right S of t Key [Skip ] to go to the nex t set tin g. FRO N T CLO CK FO RM A T: Select Digital , Analog or Off , then press th e Center S ele ct Key [SE T] to save the set ting o r press t he Right S of t Key [Skip ] to complet e set-up.[...]

  • Page 161

    160 Safety TIA Safet y Information The fo llowin g is the co mplete T IA Safet y I nformat ion fo r wireles s handheld phones. Tips on E fficie nt Operation Do n ot touch t he anten na unn eces sarily w hen t he pho ne is in us e. Co ntact wit h the ante nna af fects c all quali ty a nd may caus e the phon e to con sume m ore power t han oth er wis[...]

  • Page 162

    161 Safety Elect ronic Devices Y o ur wirele ss hand held po r table tel epho ne is a low p ower radio trans mit ter and rec eiver . Wh en it is O N, it rec eives and a lso send s out radio fr equency (RF) signals. Mo st mode rn ele ctronic eq uipme nt is shielde d from R F ene rgy . However, cert ain ele ctroni c equipm ent may not b e shield ed a[...]

  • Page 163

    162 Safety Other Medic al Dev ices If you us e any other p erso nal me dical devi ce, con sult th e manu facturer of yo ur device to d etermi ne if they a re adequatel y shielde d from ex ternal R F ene rgy . Y ou r physician may be abl e to assist you in obtaining this information. Hos pi ta ls a nd H ea lt h Ca re Fa cil it ie s T ur n your pho n[...]

  • Page 164

    163 Safety Blasting Areas T o avoid interfering with blasting operations, turn your phone OF F when in a “blasting ar ea” or in areas posted “T urn off t wo- way r adio” . Obey all signs and instructions. Potentially Explosiv e A tmospheres T u rn your ph one O F F whe n in any area wi th a potentia lly explosi ve atmosphere and obey all si[...]

  • Page 165

    164 Safety Body-W orn Operation This devi ce was tested for t y pical bo dy- worn op eration s with t he back of the ph one kept 2.0 c m from th e body. T o mai ntain c omplia nce wi th FCC R F exposur e requir ements, use only belt-clips, holst ers or similar acces sorie s that mai ntain a 2. 0 cm separati on dist ance bet we en the user ’s body[...]

  • Page 166

    165 Safety use on ly the p ower requi red to reach the n et work . In gen eral, th e close r you are to a wirel ess bas e stati on anten na, t he lower t he powe r outp ut. B efore a pho ne mo del is available fo r sale to th e public, it must b e tested and c er tifie d to the F CC t hat it do es not excee d the limit es tablish ed by the gover nm[...]

  • Page 167

    166 Safety harmf ul inter ferenc e in a resident ial installation. This equipme nt gene rates, use s and ca n radiate radio freque ncy ene rgy and, if no t installed and used in accordance with the instructions, ma y cause harmful interfer ence to r adio communications. However, there is no guara ntee that inte rfere nce will n ot occur in a partic[...]

  • Page 168

    167 Safety The s o - calle d “cordless ph ones , ” w hich have a base uni t con nected to the t elephone wiring in a house, typically operate at far lower power l evels, and t hus prod uce R F expos ures well wi thin th e FC C’s compliance limits. Do wi re le ss ph on es p ose a h ea lt h ha za rd ? The availabl e scientif ic evide nce do es [...]

  • Page 169

    168 Safety action s, FDA ha s urged th e wireles s pho ne indu str y to take a nu mber of steps, includin g the follow ing: Suppo r t need ed research into p ossibl e biolo gical ef fects of R F of the type emit ted b y wireless phones; Des ign wirele ss ph ones i n a way that minim izes any R F exposu re to the us er that is n ot nece ssa ry fo r [...]

  • Page 170

    169 Safety thus not the primary subject of the saf ety questions discussed in th is document. Wha t ar e th e re sul ts of t he r es ea rch d on e alr ea dy? The res earch do ne thu s far has pro duced c onflict ing result s, and many studies ha ve suffered from flaws in their research methods. Animal experiments investigating th e effects of radio[...]

  • Page 171

    170 Safety Wha t re se arc h is ne e de d to d ec id e whe th er R F expo sur e fro m wir el es s ph on es p ose s a he al th risk? A com binatio n of labo rator y studi es and ep idemi ologi cal stu dies of peop le actually u sing wirel ess ph ones wo uld provide so me of th e data th at are neede d. Lifeti me ani mal expo sure studie s could b e [...]

  • Page 172

    171 Safety FDA and t he Cellula r T el eco mmu nicatio ns & Internet A sso ciation (CTIA ) ha ve a f ormal Cooperativ e Research and Dev elopment Agreem ent (CR A DA) to do resea rch on wirel ess p hon e safet y . FDA provides the scientific oversight, ob taining input from experts in government, industry , and academic or ganizations. CTIA - f[...]

  • Page 173

    172 Safety What about children u sing w ireless phones ? The s cientif ic eviden ce do es not sh ow a dange r to users of w ireles s pho nes, in cluding children a nd teenag ers. If yo u want to ta ke steps to lower expo sure to radiofreq uency e nergy (R F ), the me asures describe d above would appl y to children and tee nagers u sing wireles s p[...]

  • Page 174

    173 Safety Do wi re les s ph on e acc es sori es t ha t cla im to sh iel d th e he ad fr om RF r adi at ion wo rk? Sinc e there are no k nown ris ks from expo sure to RF e missi ons fro m wireles s pho nes, t here is no reas on to bel ieve that acces sor ies that claim to s hield th e head fro m tho se emis sion s reduce risks. So me prod ucts that[...]

  • Page 175

    174 Safety phon es and h elped develo p a volunt ar y sta ndard spo nsored by the Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers (IEEE). This standard speci fies test m etho ds and p er form ance req uireme nts for he aring aids and w ireles s phon es so th at no inter feren ce occu rs whe n a perso n use s a “compatible” pho ne and a “co m[...]

  • Page 176

    175 Safety the caller in case of emergenc y . Generally , the rules r equire that carriers iden tif y an E9 1 1 caller’ s location with in 50 meters of the actual loc ation fo r 67 percent of c alls and w ithin 150 m eters of the act ual loc ation fo r 9 5 percent of ca lls. Cas io G’zO ne Roc k™’s ALI Ca pa bil it y The R ock™ is an AL I[...]

  • Page 177

    176 Safety 3. Th e pho ne rema ins in Em ergen cy Mod e for 5 min utes. 4. T o exit e mergen cy mode, pre ss the E nd/ Power Key . Compliance with Other FCC Regulations Operating Procedures Never vi olate any of the fo llowing R ules a nd Regulat ions of t he FC C when u sing your C ellular P hone. S uch vi olatio ns are punish able by fine, impri [...]

  • Page 178

    177 Safety emit ting equipment. DO N OT drop you r device o r subje ct it to severe sh ock . Wh en not using, lay dow n the un it to avoid pos sible dam age due to in stabilit y. DO N OT expose t his equipm ent to rain o r spille d beverages. DO NOT use unauthor ized accessories. DO N OT disasse mble th e pho ne or its ac cess ories . If ser vic e [...]

  • Page 179

    178 Safety may cause l eakag e, heat ge nerati on, explo sion o r fire. If device is da maged by droppi ng and the i nternal par ts a re exposed, d o not to uch the exp osed par t s. Y o u might get e lectri c sho ck or inj ured from da maged pa r ts. Call t he custo mer se r vice for assistance. Do not place device on unstable area, such as wobbly[...]

  • Page 180

    179 Safety corr upt the se data . Never press o r poke display wit h your finge r or othe r object . It may cause damage to displ ay . Never t wist d evice. It may cau se produ ct failure. DO NOT put stickers on LCD screen or k eypad. these stickers ma y touch a nd press keys whe n the F lip T o p is clos ed. This m ay cause improper opera ting of [...]

  • Page 181

    180 Safety If the bat ter y is sto red in tempe ratures above o r below th e reco mme nded rang e, give it tim e to warm up o r co ol dow n before using. Co mpletel y drain th e batte ry b efore recha rging. It may take on e to four days to co mpletel y drain. Whe n the devi ce is not us ed for lo ng perio d, remove th e batter y from the device . [...]

  • Page 182

    181 Safety yourself, please call RBRC at (80 0) 822- 8 837 for proper disposal tips. Never to uch any flu id that migh t leak f rom th e built- in bat ter y . Suc h liquid wh en in co ntact wit h the eyes o r skin, c ould cau se injur y to t he skin or ey es. Should the li quid come into contact with the eyes, irrigate the ey es thoroughly with cle[...]

  • Page 183

    182 Safety reproductive ha rm. Wash hand s af ter handling. Always disc onn ect the wa ll charger o r des kto p charger f rom th e power s ource w hen it is n ot in use. Move th e charge r away from fire if i t sta rt s to leak o r sm ell. Th e leaked liqu id may catch the fi re, which caus es fire or expl osio n. If the plug is not be in ser ted c[...]

  • Page 184

    183 Safety disorie ntatio n, any involunt ar y movem ent, or c onvuls ions — IM M EDI A TEL Y discont inue us e and co nsult you r physician befo re resuming play . Repetitive Motion Injur ies Whe n you play gam es on yo ur pho ne, you m ay experienc e occa sion al disco mfor t in your h ands, ar ms, sh oulder s, neck , or othe r par ts of your b[...]

  • Page 185

    184 Safety Accessib ilit y He ari ng Aid C om pat ibi lit y ( H AC) fo r Wir el ess T elecommunications Devices PCD’ s Commitment PC D believes t hat all of ou r custom ers sh ould be a ble to enj oy the be nefits of digi tal wi reless tech nol ogies . We are com mit ted to providing a selection of compatible devices f or our customers who wear h[...]

  • Page 186

    185 Safety How wi ll I know i f my he arin g aid w ill work w it h a par ticul ar di git al w ire le ss p hon e? Y o u’ll want to tr y a nu mber of w ireles s pho nes so t hat you ca n decid e which wo rks the b est wi th your h earing a ids. Y o u may als o want to tal k with yo ur he aring aid p rofessi onal a bou t the extent to w hich yo ur h[...]

  • Page 187

    186 Safety characters , adjust th e volum e as need ed to minim ize the erro r rate. For o ptima l per for manc e, your ph one s hou ld be at leas t 1 2 inch es (30 centi meters) from the T T Y device. Placi ng the ph one to o clos e to the T T Y device may caus e high erro r rates. Av oid p ote nt ial h ea ring l oss . Prolo nged expo sure to lo u[...]

  • Page 188

    187 Safety Limi t the am ount of t ime you lis ten. As the vo lume in creases, l ess time is requ ired before you r heari ng could b e af fected. Avoid using he adphon es af ter expos ure to extrem ely lo ud no ises, such as ro ck co nce rt s, that m ight caus e temp orar y he aring l oss. T e mpo rar y hear ing lo ss might c ause un safe volu mes [...]

  • Page 189

    188 Safety National Institute f or Occu pat io na l Sa fe t y an d He al th Huber t H. Humphrey Bldg. 20 0 Independe nce Ave., SW W as hi ng t on, DC 2020 1 Voi c e: 1- 8 0 0 - 3 5 - N I O S H (1- 8 0 0 - 3 5 6 - 46 74 ) Internet: http://w w w .cdc.go v/n iosh/topics/noise/def ault.html REC Y CLE Y OUR CELL P HONE ! Carrie rs marketin g this cell p[...]

  • Page 190

    189 Safety Before retur ning any wireles s device fo r recycling purpos es, pleas e reme mber to ter minate you r ser vic e on th e device, cle ar the d evice of any stored info rmati on an d remove the d evice’s SIM ca rd, if it has one (ple ase co ntact you r wirele ss provide r to find ou t if your dev ice cont ains a S IM ca rd and for as sis[...]

  • Page 191

    190 12 MONTH LIMITED WARRANTY Personal Communications Devices, LLC. ( the “Company”) warrants to the origi nal retail purchas er of this hand held po rt able cellula r telephone, that should this product or an y part thereof during normal cons ume r usage a nd condi tion s, be proven defe ctive in materia l or wor kma nship that res ults in pro[...]

  • Page 192

    191 12 MONTH LIMITED WARRANTY (f) P roduct da maged f rom exter nal cau ses such a s fire, floo ding, dir t, sand, weat her co nditio ns, bat ter y leak age, blown f use, thef t o r impro per us age of any ele ctrical s ource. The C om pany disclaim s liabilit y for rem oval or reinsta llation of t he product, for geographic coverage , for inadequa[...]

  • Page 193

    192 12 MONTH LIMITED WARRANTY area, you ma y telephone in the United States (80 0) 229 - 1 23 5, and in Canada (8 0 0) 4 6 5 - 9 672 (i n Ont ario ca ll 4 16- 69 5 - 3 0 60). THE EXTENT OF THE COMP ANY’S LI ABIL ITY UNDER THIS WAR R AN T Y IS LIM IT ED TO TH E R EPAIR O R R EPL ACEM EN T PR OVID E D AB OVE A N D, IN N O E V EN T , S H A LL T H E [...]

  • Page 194

    193 12 MONTH LIMITED WARRANTY IN USA : Personal Communications Devices, LLC. 555 W ir ele ss Blv d . Hauppaug e, NY 1 1788 (8 0 0) 2 2 9 - 12 3 5 IN CA NA DA: P CD C om munic ation s Canada L td. 55 3 5 Eglinton Avenue West Suit e# 234 T o ronto, O N M 9 C 5K 5 (8 0 0) 4 6 5 - 9 6 72[...]

  • Page 195

    194 Index 1 2 MO N TH L IMI TE D WARR A N T Y ......................19 0 A Accessibilit y ...................... 184 Add New D evices .............1 22 Airplane M ode ................... 1 40 Alar m Clock .......................10 8 Aler t Sounds ......................130 All (R ECEN T CA LL S) ..........42 Answer O ptions ................. 149 Ans[...]

  • Page 196

    195 Index E Easy S et-up ............... 1 2 9, 132 Edit Codes ......................... 1 4 4 Email ....................................9 8 Emergency Ca lls ............... 1 7 4 ERI B anner ........................134 E xt ras ..................................88 F FC C Regulatio ns ............... 176 FDA Infor mation ................166 Flashli[...]

  • Page 197

    196 Index My S ounds .......................... 71 My Verizon .........................102 My Vi deos ............................ 81 N NA M Se lection ..................1 48 New C ontact................. 45, 5 3 New M essage .....................89 New M essage A ler t .............89 New P T T C ont act ................53 Notepad ................[...]

  • Page 198

    197 Index SE T TIN GS & TOO LS......... 102 Set- up Wiza rd....................158 Sho ck Resist ance ...............18 Sof t ware Up date ............... 157 So unds Set tings ................ 1 2 8 Spea kerphone .....................3 5 Spee d Dials .........................5 6 Stop Watch ........................109 SW/ HW Version ...........[...]

  • Page 199

    198 Index 198 Y o ur wirel ess devi ce can de termin e its (and your) physical, geo graphic al lo catio n (“L ocat ion In form ation”). Cer t ain so ft wa re applicati ons are capa ble of acces sing, co llecting a nd using L ocati on Inform atio n and disclo sing th e infor matio n to the appli catio n provider a nd other p eopl e. Y o u sho ul[...]

  • Page 200

    199 Index 199 (“M PEG 4 -VID EO”) A N D/O R (ii) DEC OD IN G M PEG - 4 V ID EO TH AT WAS EN CO D ED BY A CO N SU M ER EN G AGE D IN A P ER SO N AL AN D N ON - COM M ER CIA L ACT IVI T Y A N D/O R WAS O BT AI NE D FR O M A VID EO P ROV ID ER LI CE N SE D BY M PEG L A TO P ROV ID E MP EG - 4 VI D EO. NO LI CE NS E IS G R A NT E D OR S H AL L B E [...]

  • Page 201

    200 Index 200 micro SD is a registered t radema rk of the S D Card As sociat ion. ACC ES S and N etFro nt are tradem arks o r registered trade marks of ACC ES S CO., L T D. in Japan an d other c ountri es. Copyrig ht © 199 6 - 2 0 0 6 AC CE SS C O., L T D. Purple Labs, the Pur ple Labs logo and the family of terms carrying the “ Purpl e Labs” [...]