Ericsson T60LX manual

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    Mobile Phone T60LX T60dUGcover.qxd 7/20/01 1:39 PM Page 4[...]

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    N o t f o r c o m me r c i a l u s e – E r i c s s o n I n c . P ara obtener una copia en español de esta Guía del U suario, visite nuestra página W eb en www .ericsson.com /phones o, si se encuentra en Estados U n idos, también puede llamar al 1-800-374-2776. Regis ter yo ur ne w phon e and see the l atest i n pr oducts by visiti ng us at: w[...]

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    N o t f o r c o m me r c i a l u s e – E r i c s s o n I n c . Ditto Nicole_No Br.book Page ii Tuesday, August 28, 2001 11:39 AM[...]

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    N o t f o r c o m me r c i a l u s e – E r i c s s o n I n c . i T ab l e of C ont ents Guideli nes for Safe and Efficient Use ...... ...... ... 1 Produc t Care and Mainten ance ........ ......... ...... 1 Antenn a Care .... ......... ......... ......... ......... ......... . 1 Efficient Use . ......... ......... .... ......... ......... ........[...]

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    N o t f o r c o m me r c i a l u s e – E r i c s s o n I n c . ii My Shortc uts Menu .............. ........ ......... ....... 39 Using the P honebook ............ ............ ...... ....... 40 Adding Co ntacts .......... ......... ........ ......... ....... 40 Calling Co ntacts .......... ......... ........ ......... ....... 41 Editing t he Pho[...]

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    N o t f o r c o m me r c i a l u s e – E r i c s s o n I n c . Guidelines for Safe and Efficient Use 1 Gu id elin es f or Sa fe an d Eff ic ien t U se Plea se read thi s info r mat ion be fore usin g you r mob ile pho ne. Y our mob ile phon e is a hi ghl y so phis tica ted elec tr oni c devi ce. T o get th e most ou t of you r mobil e phone , ple[...]

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    N o t f o r c o m me r c i a l u s e – E r i c s s o n I n c . Guidelines for S afe and Ef ficient Use 2 Do not re mo ve the ante nna y our sel f. If yo ur mo bile phon e ’ s ant enna is dama ged, pleas e tak e the pr oduct to an Eri css on se r vic e par tn er . Only us e an antenna that has been spec ifically desi gned for you r m obi le p ho[...]

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    N o t f o r c o m me r c i a l u s e – E r i c s s o n I n c . Guidelines for Safe and Efficient Use 3 Commi ssion on N on- I onizing Radiation P rotection), throug h periodic and thorou gh evaluati on of scien tific studies . Th ese g uideline s es tablis h permit ted levels of radio wave exposure for the general popu lation. All Erics son mobil[...]

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    N o t f o r c o m me r c i a l u s e – E r i c s s o n I n c . Guidelines for S afe and Ef ficient Use 4 • Radi ocom munica tions (El ectro magneti c Rad iatio n Human Exposu re) Standard 1999, Aust ralian Comm unicat ions Authorit y (ACA) , May 1999. Dr iving Plea se che ck i f loc al la ws and/ or reg ulati ons, in the coun tr y/st ate wh ere[...]

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    N o t f o r c o m me r c i a l u s e – E r i c s s o n I n c . Guidelines for Safe and Efficient Use 5 are consistent with the in depen dent research by a nd recommend ations of Wireless T echno logy Research . P ersons with pacemake rs: • Should AL W A YS keep th e ph one m ore tha n six inches from their pacemake r when the p hone is tur ned [...]

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    N o t f o r c o m me r c i a l u s e – E r i c s s o n I n c . Guidelines for S afe and Ef ficient Use 6 Blasting Ar eas T urn o ff you r mo bile ph one w hen i n a bl ast ing area or in areas po st ed “ t urn o ff two -way radio ” t o avoid inte rf ering with blas ting operations . Construction cre ws often us e remote c ontrol R F devic es [...]

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    N o t f o r c o m me r c i a l u s e – E r i c s s o n I n c . Guidelines for Safe and Efficient Use 7 Children DO NOT ALL O W CHILDREN TO PLA Y WITH Y OUR MOBILE PHONE OR ITS AC CESSORIES . THEY C OULD HUR T THEMSEL VES OR O THERS, OR C OULD A CCIDENT ALL Y DAMAGE THE MOB ILE PHONE OR ACC ESSOR Y . Y OUR MOBILE P HONE OR I TS A CCESS OR Y MA Y C[...]

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    N o t f o r c o m me r c i a l u s e – E r i c s s o n I n c . Guidelines for S afe and Ef ficient Use 8 are charging a new batt er y , or a battery that has run out comp lete ly , it m a y ta ke a wh ile ( up to 30 min ute s) be fore you get any indication (the batte ry me ter appears in the dis pla y) tha t the ba ttery is be ing ch arged . Ple[...]

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    N o t f o r c o m me r c i a l u s e – E r i c s s o n I n c . Guidelines for Safe and Efficient Use 9 FCC State ment This devic e complies with P art 15 of the FCC rules. Operation is s ubject to the follo wing two condit ions: (1) Th is devi ce may not ca use ha rmfu l inter fe rence, an d (2) Th is d evic e mu st acce pt a ny inter fe ren ce r[...]

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    N o t f o r c o m me r c i a l u s e – E r i c s s o n I n c . Understanding this User’s Guide 10 Understand ing t his User’ s Guid e • A Menu Diagram is located o n the inside fro nt cove r of this User’ s Guide. This is a quic k ov er view of the men us in y ou r E ric sson mo bil e p hone . • Y our Quick Refe rence Card gives you inf[...]

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    N o t f o r c o m me r c i a l u s e – E r i c s s o n I n c . Getting To Know Your Phone 11 Getti ng T o Kn o w Y our Ph one Phone Vie ws The following diagrams illustrate the front , back, and botto m vi ew s of your pho ne. 1 Ear pi ece 2 Si de v ol ume keys 3 Di spl ay 4 L eft soft key 5 J o yst ic k (4- way n aviga tion with ce nter se lect [...]

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    N o t f o r c o m me r c i a l u s e – E r i c s s o n I n c . Getting To K now Your Phone 12 Standb y Scr een Icons E ver y time you power on your phone, you will see the sta ndby scree n. Y ou wi ll al so se e th e sta nd by sc reen w he n you exi t the menu system . Thi s l ists a ll of th e i cons t hat coul d appear on your stand by screen. [...]

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    N o t f o r c o m me r c i a l u s e – E r i c s s o n I n c . Getting To Know Your Phone 13 Options Ke y The OPTIONS key ( ) allo ws you t o quickly ac cess opti ons fo r so me fun ct ions (optio ns va r y ba sed on t he function y ou are using). F o r instance, when you are reading a new text message, you can pr ess the OPTION S key for c hoice[...]

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    N o t f o r c o m me r c i a l u s e – E r i c s s o n I n c . Getting To K now Your Phone 14 Joy s t i ck / Cen ter Sel ec t • Move t hro ug h m e nu, lis ts , o r t ext. Tilt u p, do wn, left , or ri ght to scro ll. • T ilt le ft o r r igh t to a cc ess the Main m enu tab s from the s tandby sc reen. • T ilt u p to ac ce ss the bott om o [...]

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    N o t f o r c o m me r c i a l u s e – E r i c s s o n I n c . Getting To Know Your Phone 15 Asteri sk key •E n t e r a * . • P r ess a nd hold to e nter a pause ( ) character in phone number input. • Shift betw een uppercase and lowe rcase in text entry . Po u n d k e y •E n t e r a # . • P r ess and ho ld to enter a stop ( ) character[...]

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    N o t f o r c o m me r c i a l u s e – E r i c s s o n I n c . Getting Started 16 Getti ng Star ted Before usin g your ph one, you must firs t attach and cha rge you r batt er y . Char ging Y our Battery T o c harg e your ba tter y for t he fi rst tim e, you m ust att ach your phone’ s ba tter y to the back of your phon e under th e back co ver[...]

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    N o t f o r c o m me r c i a l u s e – E r i c s s o n I n c . Getting Started 17 Replacing the Bac k Co ver N ote! Y o ur phone is equi pped with r emovab le co ver s. Ne v e r use you r phon e wit h the fron t cover removed. Char ging Y our Battery Y our phone i s pac kaged with a Lith ium I on (LiI o n) bat tery . The batter y is not charged w[...]

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    N o t f o r c o m me r c i a l u s e – E r i c s s o n I n c . Getting Started 18 T ip! The to tal r emai ning ta lk ti me depe nds on th e typ e of batter y you use and your positi on in the network. N ote! The phone tu rns itsel f off wh en the batt ery can no lon ger power i t sat isf act oril y . N ote! The am ount of batter y power in dicat [...]

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    N o t f o r c o m me r c i a l u s e – E r i c s s o n I n c . Getting Started 19 T urning Y our Phone On and Off T urn your p ho ne On by pres sing a nd hold ing th e pow er key ( ) un til you r p hon e tur ns on. Th e p hone wil l be ep (unless silent mo de is activat ed). T urn your phone Off by pre ssing and holding the po wer k ey until your[...]

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    N o t f o r c o m me r c i a l u s e – E r i c s s o n I n c . Getting Started 20 Receiving Ca lls When you r pho ne rece ives a ca ll, th e ringer so und s, Incomin g Call appears in the display , and the display and keypad b acklight illuminate. Y ou can temporarily qui et th e ring er by pre ssin g the r ight so ftke y or th e upper or lower s[...]

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    N o t f o r c o m me r c i a l u s e – E r i c s s o n I n c . Using Menus 21 Using Menus The main menu has icons th at display the top-lev el men us. T he corresp on ding ti tle of th e se lect ed op tion is display ed be low t he menu ta bs when highligh ted. Each menu is r epre sented b y an icon . A menu di agram is loca ted on the inside fro[...]

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    N o t f o r c o m me r c i a l u s e – E r i c s s o n I n c . Using Menus 22 Call Contact Phonebook entries will appear in alphabetical or der by either fi rst o r la st na me, dep endin g o n the sor t order yo u c h o s e . S e l e c t a n e n t r y o r t y p e i n t h e p o s i t i o n n u m b e r a n d press t he le ft soft key to call th e [...]

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    N o t f o r c o m me r c i a l u s e – E r i c s s o n I n c . Using Menus 23 When yo u en ter th e Car d Setup submenu, y ou are prompte d for the fol lowing inform ation: Y our PIN; the N ame of yo ur ca lli ng ca rd; the A ccess numbe r; th e Dialing delay; Code first o r Number firs t; V erif ication number; and D ialing delay again. Set Call[...]

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    N o t f o r c o m me r c i a l u s e – E r i c s s o n I n c . Using Menus 24 Ena bl in g SuperSpd Dial al lows you to pre ss and hold keys 2 through 9 to d ial th e numb er corresp ondin g to the ph oneb ook pos ition . Enab ling Phb. Shortcut allo ws you to press and hold keys 2 - 9 and yo ur list of pho nebo ok en tr ies corr esp ondi ng to th[...]

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    N o t f o r c o m me r c i a l u s e – E r i c s s o n I n c . Using Menus 25 holding . Contac t your ser vi ce provider if you do not know your voicemail access number . 1 Scroll to Mess ages , Selec t , Opti ons , Select , V o icem ail N o. , Sel ec t . 2 Enter your voice mail phone n umb er and press OK . Email The Ema il submenu allows you t [...]

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    N o t f o r c o m me r c i a l u s e – E r i c s s o n I n c . Using Menus 26 Miss ed Calls Y ou c an see th e lis t of call s you hav e missed (if you have Caller I D ser vic e from yo ur se rv ice provide r) alon g with the tim e tha t t he ca lls were rec eived . W hen a mi ssed cal l is one day old , the ti me that th e call wa s received is [...]

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    N o t f o r c o m me r c i a l u s e – E r i c s s o n I n c . Using Menus 27 Last c all Y ou can vi ew inform atio n abo ut th e dura tion of your la st phon e c all in h ou rs , mi n ute s, a nd se co nds. T otal calls Y ou ca n see th e tota l num ber of cal ls an d the tota l hour s, minu tes , an d se co nds tha t yo u ha ve us ed sin ce you[...]

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    N o t f o r c o m me r c i a l u s e – E r i c s s o n I n c . Using Menus 28 Ongoing Call Menu The Ongoing Call menu appears only when yo u are eng age d i n a cal l. Hold Call Y ou ca n pl ace a c all on ho ld to set u p an other call or to answer a wai ting call. S elect Hold Call by tiltin g th e joyst ick up or do wn until Hold Call is h igh[...]

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    N o t f o r c o m me r c i a l u s e – E r i c s s o n I n c . Using Menus 29 N o te! If you s et t he Ring V olume to l eve l one , you w ill hear only a series of be eps when you receiv e an inco ming call re gardl ess of the Rin g Signal you have se t. Phone Si lent Y ou can specif y that you do no t want your ph one to ma ke key pad or al ert[...]

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    N o t f o r c o m me r c i a l u s e – E r i c s s o n I n c . Using Menus 30 Y our phone comes with four melodies. Y ou can edit y our melodies and you can al so send them to a friend in a text mes sag e. T he My Me lodie s subm enu inc ludes Edit and Send opti ons. Editing Ring Signal s • P ress a key to en ter a not e. • Pr e s s 8 or 9 to[...]

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    N o t f o r c o m me r c i a l u s e – E r i c s s o n I n c . Using Menus 31 Select Profi le Y ou c an cho ose a differen t profil e from the currentl y sele cted P rofile . Y our profi le opti ons incl ude Normal , Meet ing , Car , Outd oor s , Porta ble H-free , Ho me , and Wo r k . Edit Pr ofile Y ou ca n customize your profiles by specif yin[...]

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    N o t f o r c o m me r c i a l u s e – E r i c s s o n I n c . Using Menus 32 Restr ict Calls Y ou can b lock specifi c call s from being dialed or answ ered. The opt ions are All Inc oming or All O utgoi ng . N ote ! If you forwa rd inc oming calls , you cann ot ac tiv ate som e Re strict Calls option s. Likewise , if you r estrict call s, yo u [...]

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    N o t f o r c o m me r c i a l u s e – E r i c s s o n I n c . Using Menus 33 Ans wering Mode Y ou can spec ify how you want to answer your calls. The opti ons are Normal , Any Key , and Au t o . Se lecti ng Normal indi cates that pres sing the lef t so ftke y will ans wer a c all. Selec ting An y K e y i ndicates t hat a cal l can be ans were d [...]

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    N o t f o r c o m me r c i a l u s e – E r i c s s o n I n c . Using Menus 34 Backgro und Menu Y ou ca n choos e pictu re s, animat ion, or gree ting s for your backgro und. Menu Hel p Y ou ca n choos e to h ave a brief descri ption of each to p- lev el menu i tem to b e disp layed after 10 s econd s of inact ivi ty . The se h el p t exts are se [...]

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    N o t f o r c o m me r c i a l u s e – E r i c s s o n I n c . Using Menus 35 info rmat ion. Y ou can til t th e joystic k up or down to advance t hrough the month, day , and year selection. P ress th e le ft soft key to co nfirm the c urrent d ate . Date Form at Y ou can switc h betw een d ate form ats by tilti ng th e joysti ck up or d own unti[...]

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    N o t f o r c o m me r c i a l u s e – E r i c s s o n I n c . Using Menus 36 Erase Al l V o ice Y ou ca n dele te al l of y our vo ice reco rd ings. Y ou will be promp ted befo re t he reco rding s are pe rmanent ly delet ed. Netw orks Y ou can p rio ritiz e and man uall y se lect the s ystem s from which you can obtain se rv ice. This can inclu[...]

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    N o t f o r c o m me r c i a l u s e – E r i c s s o n I n c . Using Menus 37 Extras Menu Vo i c e M e m o Y ou can reco rd and stor e memos i n you r phon e. F or more information on V o ice Memo, see “U sing V oice Commands ” on page 51. Record Y ou can e nter a ne w voice memo. Memo Li st Y ou can s ee y our l ist of v oice memos sorted b [...]

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    N o t f o r c o m me r c i a l u s e – E r i c s s o n I n c . Using Menus 38 Time Set tings Y ou can set a ddi tion al ti me-rela ted setting s. The op tion s are Time Fo rmat ( 24 ho ur or am /pm ), Time Zo ne ( ±GMT ), Da ylig htSavings ( On or Off ), and Aut o T i m e Zone ( On of Off ). N ote! T o synchroni ze y our phone wi th y our comput[...]

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    N o t f o r c o m me r c i a l u s e – E r i c s s o n I n c . Using Menus 39 • T ilt th e joys ti ck rig ht or lef t to h igh light an operation (+, -, x, /, add deci mal). • Pr ess the le ft s oftkey t o p erform t he o per ation . • Pr ess t he right softkey to c ancel the opera tion. Code M emo Y ou can store pe rsonal information, like[...]

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    N o t f o r c o m me r c i a l u s e – E r i c s s o n I n c . Using the Phonebook 40 Using the Phoneboo k Y ou ca n creat e yo ur pe rsonal phoneb ook by saving information about your frien ds and colleagues as a contact . I n a co ntact, you can save details such as name, ti tle, pho ne n umber s, an d e- mai l a ddre ss – al l in one place .[...]

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    N o t f o r c o m me r c i a l u s e – E r i c s s o n I n c . Using the Phonebook 41 me nu , an d the n sele cti ng Inser t Stop . A is shown in the ph one num ber wh en ever there is a s top. A pau se tempor arily susp ends t ransm itti ng number s fo r appr oxima tel y tw o seco nd s befor e sen din g the n ext series. Y o u can enter a pause [...]

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    N o t f o r c o m me r c i a l u s e – E r i c s s o n I n c . Using the Phonebook 42 F or exa mpl e, p ressin g and h ol ding 2 tak es y ou to the f irst con tac t beg in ning with th e le tter A ( or clos est foll ow ing ). When in standby , you can also access your con tact list by tilting your joystick up or down. T ilting your joystick up ac[...]

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    N o t f o r c o m me r c i a l u s e – E r i c s s o n I n c . Using the Phonebook 43 Setting De fault Numb ers 1 Scroll to Ph onebo ok , Sel ect , Edit Contact , Sele ct . 2 Y ou will see your contact list. Scroll through t he list using yo ur joysti ck and press th e lef t soft key whe n the con ta ct yo u wan t to c all is hig hli gh ted. 3 P [...]

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    N o t f o r c o m me r c i a l u s e – E r i c s s o n I n c . Using the Phonebook 44 contacts, calendar , tasks, and email between your mobile phone and popul ar PC applic ations on your co mputer . T o use your E ric sson mo bil e ph one w it h th e XTNDConnect PC program, y ou will need t he following : • A functional serial port o n your co[...]

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    N o t f o r c o m me r c i a l u s e – E r i c s s o n I n c . Using the Phonebook 45 Editing G r oup Name s 1 Scroll to Phone book , Select , G r oups , Select . 2 Select the group na me that you want t o edit and press OK . 3 Select Edit Group Name and pre ss Se lect . 4 Enter the new name of t he group and pres s Select . Deleting Gr oup Me mb[...]

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    N o t f o r c o m me r c i a l u s e – E r i c s s o n I n c . Text Messaging 46 T ext Messa ging Y ou can se nd and r eceive text mess ages with t he S hort Message Ser vice (S MS) using your mob ile pho ne. N ote! Y ou ca nnot send SMS messages wh en your phone is in analog mode. Bef ore Sending Messa ges Y ou h ave s eve ral text me ssa ging o[...]

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    N o t f o r c o m me r c i a l u s e – E r i c s s o n I n c . Text Messaging 47 predefine d group, specified and saved in the p honebo ok. F or more informat ion on how to create groups, see “Group s” on pa ge 2 2 . W hen y ou s en d text m ess ag es to a gr oup , y ou a re cha rged for eac h me mber incl uded i n the gr oup. 1 Scroll to Mes[...]

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    N o t f o r c o m me r c i a l u s e – E r i c s s o n I n c . Text Messaging 48 • An em ail ad dress or phone n um ber is save d in the Phon ebook . • A W AP add ress is saved in Bo ok ma rks . N ote ! If you exi t the mes sage with out s avin g the pict ure , the pi ct ure wil l be dele ted. T emp late s I f y o u h a v e o n e o r m o r e [...]

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    N o t f o r c o m me r c i a l u s e – E r i c s s o n I n c . Text Messaging 49 aske d to c on firm dele tio n of the tem pla te . Pr e ss the le ft sof tkey to confi rm del etion . Y ou can not dele te an y of th e sta nda rd tem plate s in clu ded i n you r phon e. Receiving T ext Messa ges When yo u re ceiv e a text mes sag e, th e pho ne bee[...]

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    N o t f o r c o m me r c i a l u s e – E r i c s s o n I n c . Text Messaging 50 Dele t ing Mes sag es There ar e two ways to d elete a message: • Selec t Delete in t he li st of opti ons a nd pr ess Select . • In t he Receiv ed Ma il menu, scroll t o a message and pr ess the CL R key . Repl ying to Messa g es 1 Selec t Re ply in the li st of[...]

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    N o t f o r c o m me r c i a l u s e – E r i c s s o n I n c . Using Vo ice Command s 51 Using V oice Comm ands With y our phone , you can: • voice di al - cal l some one by sa ying th e na me and number type • answer and r eject calls with y our voice when using a handsfree kit • record or listen to voice mem os by using voice commands •[...]

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    N o t f o r c o m me r c i a l u s e – E r i c s s o n I n c . Using Voice Commands 52 Recor ding a Contact Name 1 Sc roll to Setting s , Select , V oi ce Con trol , Select , V oi ceComma nds , Select , Contacts , Selec t , Add Vo i c e L a b e l , OK . 2 Select a c ontact and press OK . 3 Follow the instr uctio ns in the di splay . N ote! An ico[...]

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    N o t f o r c o m me r c i a l u s e – E r i c s s o n I n c . Using Vo ice Command s 53 • pres sing and holding the handsf ree b utton (whe n using a portable handsfr ee or a Blue tooth™ headset). • saying the Magic W ord. S ee “Mag ic W o rd ” on page 54. V oice Ans wering Y ou can answer or r ejec t in coming calls by usin g yo ur vo[...]

  • Page 59

    N o t f o r c o m me r c i a l u s e – E r i c s s o n I n c . Using Voice Commands 54 Starting a V oice Mem o Recor ding 1 F rom sta ndby , p ress an d ho ld ei th er t he upper or lower sid e vo lum e ke y un til y ou hea r a to ne . 2 Rel ease the uppe r or lo wer side vo lum e ke y , li ft t he ph one to your ear an d say “Record”. The vo[...]

  • Page 60

    N o t f o r c o m me r c i a l u s e – E r i c s s o n I n c . Using Vo ice Command s 55 Editing Y our V oice Commands Use the Vo i c e C o m m a n d s su bmenu to keep y our vo ice commands up to dat e by r e-re cor ding th em or dele ting the on es you do not u se. Re-recor ding Commands 1 Scroll to Setting s , Select , V oi ce Control , Sele c[...]

  • Page 61

    N o t f o r c o m me r c i a l u s e – E r i c s s o n I n c . Using Voice Commands 56 T r ouble shooting If your p hon e ca nnot dete ct spee ch, o ne of the follow ing might h ave happ ened: • Y ou spo ke too so ftl y – tr y sp eaking more lou dly . • Y ou he ld th e ph one t oo far aw ay – hold it as you d o during a cal l. • The voi[...]

  • Page 62

    N o t f o r c o m me r c i a l u s e – E r i c s s o n I n c . Inputting Text 57 Inputting T ext Y ou c an enter letters, for exa mpl e, when you add n ame s to the phonebo ok, w rite tex t mess ages, or enter W AP add resse s. Apar t from the way you nor ma lly en ter lette rs in yo ur phone, using mu ltitap text input, you can use T9 T ext Inpu[...]

  • Page 63

    N o t f o r c o m me r c i a l u s e – E r i c s s o n I n c . Inputting Text 58 T9 T ext Input Y ou ca n us e T9 T ex t I np ut whe n en ter i ng t ex ts suc h as tex t mes sages . Th e T9 T ext Inpu t meth od uses a buil t-in dicti onary to re cogniz e the most commonly used word for eve ry se quen ce o f key presse s. Th is way , you press eac[...]

  • Page 64

    N o t f o r c o m me r c i a l u s e – E r i c s s o n I n c . Inputting Text 59 If the w ord shown is no t the on e you wa nt: • pr ess 0 repeatedly to view al ternative wor ds (candidates) . Acce pt a wor d and add a space by pr essing 1 . If you do not f ind the word you want by pressing 0 : • Selec t Edit W o rd , YES . • Dele te the en[...]

  • Page 65

    N o t f o r c o m me r c i a l u s e – E r i c s s o n I n c . Inputting Text 60 • Inp ut Me thod A list of inp ut me thod s is show n. If you w ant to chan ge the i nput me thod for th e text you ar e writing, scroll to an input me thod and press YES . •H e l p T u rning O ff the T 9 T ex t Input If y ou wish, you can turn off the T9 T ext I[...]

  • Page 66

    N o t f o r c o m me r c i a l u s e – E r i c s s o n I n c . Using the Cale ndar 61 Using the Calendar Y ou ca n use th e cal end ar to keep trac k of imp ort an t meet ings that you need to a tten d, ph one c all s that you need to make or tas ks tha t you nee d to do . N ote! F o r calendar s ynchronization so ftware, vis it http ://m obilein[...]

  • Page 67

    N o t f o r c o m me r c i a l u s e – E r i c s s o n I n c . Using the Calendar 62 • Recurr en t App. - Select if the appoint ment is recurrent. • Cl ass - Selec t if yo u wi sh to se t t he a ppo intm ent as public or priv ate. Addin g New T as ks 1 Sc roll to Extras , Select , Cal endar , Select , Add Ta s k , Select . 2 Choose a task and[...]

  • Page 68

    N o t f o r c o m me r c i a l u s e – E r i c s s o n I n c . Using the Cale ndar 63 Edit ing Y ou may wish to edit an appointment or a task, for examp le, by chang ing the d ate or loca tion . Editing o r Delet ing Appointment s 1 I n the calendar , scroll to the day of the appointment you wa nt to e dit an d press Selec t . N ote ! Y o u can q[...]

  • Page 69

    N o t f o r c o m me r c i a l u s e – E r i c s s o n I n c . Using the Calendar 64 Synchr onizing Y our Phone and PC T o enha nce u se of your Cale ndar fe atur es, you m ay want to pur chase XTNDConnect PC o r do wnload a free abbre viated versio n of XTNDConnect PC (does not incl ude em ail c apa bilit ies ). XTN DC onn ect PC is a software a[...]

  • Page 70

    N o t f o r c o m me r c i a l u s e – E r i c s s o n I n c . Troubleshooting 65 T roubleshooting My p ho n e doe s no t tu rn On. Recharge o r rep lace the battery . My p ho n e does no t ring when a c all i s rec e i ve d . Chec k fo r Ring er O ff () or Silen t Mode () icon s on th e st andby scr een. My s i g n a l str ength var ies. This is[...]

  • Page 71

    N o t f o r c o m me r c i a l u s e – E r i c s s o n I n c . Troubleshooting 66 Er ror M e ss ag es Accessibil ity and Internet T ec hnical Assi stance • North Am eric a - 1-8 00 ERIC SSO N (1-8 00-374- 277 6) • La tin Ame rica - +1 -305-7 55-6789 • Oth er coun tries - +1 -91 9-472- 790 8 Accessi ble So lutions/Sp ecial N eeds F or inform[...]

  • Page 72

    N o t f o r c o m me r c i a l u s e – E r i c s s o n I n c . Troubleshooting 67 Mobile Internet Vi sit th e E ricss on M obi le I nte rnet a t: http: //m obileint erne t.erics son.c om fo r on line acce ss t o syn ch roniz atio n so ftw are, c ust om er se rv ic es, u ser’ s guides, and other useful information. Ditto Nicole_No Br.book Page 6[...]

  • Page 73

    N o t f o r c o m me r c i a l u s e – E r i c s s o n I n c . Limited Warra nty 68 Limited W arranty Thank you for purchasing this Ericsson Product. T o get maximu m use of your ne w P rodu ct, we recom mend that you follow a few sim ple steps : • Read th e Guidel ines for Sa fe and Efficient U se. • Read all the terms and conditions of your[...]

  • Page 74

    N o t f o r c o m me r c i a l u s e – E r i c s s o n I n c . Limited Warranty 69 specify in g th e dat e o f purc hase and s erial num ber , is pr ese nted w ith the P rod uct to be repa ir ed or r eplac ed. Er icss on rese rves the r ight to refuse warranty ser vic e if this informat ion has been re moved or changed after the original purchas [...]

  • Page 75

    N o t f o r c o m me r c i a l u s e – E r i c s s o n I n c . Limited Warra nty 70 FITNESS FOR A P AR TICULAR PURPOSE, ARE LIM ITED TO THE DURA TION OF THIS LIMI TED W ARR ANTY . IN N O E VE NT SH AL L ERICSSON BE LIABLE FOR INCIDENT AL OR CO NSEQ UENT IA L DA MA GE S O F A NY NA TU RE WHA TSOEVER, INCLUDING BUT NO T LIMI TE D T O L OST P R O FI[...]

  • Page 76

    N o t f o r c o m me r c i a l u s e – E r i c s s o n I n c . Index 71 Index A Accessibi lity 66 Accessing Menus 21 Alarm C lock 37 Analo g Indica tor 12 Appointments 61 Assistance 66 Auto Area C ode 32 Keylo ck 35 Prefix 32 B Battery Attaching 16 Disposa l 8 First-time Use 17 Infor mation 7 C Cale ndar Adding Appointments 61 Addi ng Tasks 62 Ed[...]

  • Page 77

    N o t f o r c o m me r c i a l u s e – E r i c s s o n I n c . Index 72 D Dat e 38 Digital Indi cator 12 E Earpiece Vol ume 20 Error 66 Error Message 66 Low Battery 66 No Memo ry 66 Extras M enu 37 H Hearin g Ai ds 5 I Icons 12 Call Li st 26 Sta nd by S c ree n 12 Interne t 33 , 66 , 67 K Keys 13 , 14 M Magic Word 54 Mak in g Call ing Ca rd C all[...]

  • Page 78

    N o t f o r c o m me r c i a l u s e – E r i c s s o n I n c . Index 73 Misse d Call s 26 Mobil e I nternet 67 Muting Micr ophone 20 My S ho rtcut s Menu 39 O Ong oin g Call Me nu 28 Opt ions Key 13 P Pacemakers 4 Pause Diali ng 40 Phone Vi ew s 11 Phoneb ook Adding Conta cts 40 Calling Co ntacts 41 Editin g 42 Menu 21 Using 40 Problem Low Ba tte[...]

  • Page 79

    N o t f o r c o m me r c i a l u s e – E r i c s s o n I n c . Index 74 SMS Editin g Messages 46 Message Ty pes 46 Recei ving 49 Reply Re quested 46 Send ing 46 Templates 48 Sof tk eys 13 Sort Order 41 Speci al Needs 66 Speed Dial ing 42 Sto p Character 41 Diali ng 40 Sup er S pee d Dia li ng 42 Synchron izin g Calendar 64 Phonebo ok 43 T Tasks 6[...]

  • Page 80

    N o t f o r c o m me r c i a l u s e – E r i c s s o n I n c . Ditto Nicole_No Br.book Page 76 Tuesday, August 28, 2001 11:39 AM[...]

  • Page 81

    N o t f o r c o m me r c i a l u s e – E r i c s s o n I n c . Ditto Nicole_No Br.book Page 77 Tuesday, August 28, 2001 11:39 AM[...]

  • Page 82

    N o t f o r c o m m e r c i a l u s e – Er i c s s o n I n c . ER IC S SO N Z T60LX Quick Card N o s er vice is available. Y our phone is in Analog mode. Y our phone is in Digital mode. Ma g i c W or d i s a ct i v e . Meetin g profile is active. Car kit profile is active. Ho me profile is active. W ork profile is active. Outdoo rs p rofile is a [...]

  • Page 83

    N o t f o r c o m m e r c i a l u s e – Er i c s s o n I n c . AE/L ZT 123 6 622 R2 Em ergen cy Ca lls Enter your l ocal emergen cy nu mber an d pr ess the lef t softkey . Scr o ll Th r oug h Me nus T il t the joy stick to the right. Sel ect a M enu o r Save a Se tti ng P ress left softkey . Ca nc el Ac tio n or M ove Back in M enu s P ress r igh[...]

  • Page 84

    N o t f o r c o m me r c i a l u s e – E r i c s s o n I n c . Y ou can quickly access seve ral comm only us ed menus by til ting the joyst ick left or rig ht. T he men us are orga nized in a circle. Quickly acces s menus and settings using the numbers that appe ar next to each menu and setting . F or example, acces s your Calendar by press ing l[...]

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