LG Electronics MMBB0366701(1.0) manual

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    P /NO : MMBB0366 701(1. 0) H L G -U X22 0 L G -UX22 0[...]

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    Copyright ©2010 LG Electr onics, Inc. All rights reserved . LG and the LG logo ar e r egister ed tr ademarks of LG Gr oup and its r elated entities. All other trademarks ar e the pr operty of their r espective owners.[...]

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    Import ant Safet y Pr ecautions 1 Impor t ant Safe t y Precautions R ead these instructions. Breaking the rule s may be danger ous or illegal. F urther detailed informa tion is given in this user guide. W ARNING! Violation of the instructions may cause serious injur y or death. 1. Ne ver use an unappr ov ed bat tery since this could damage the phon[...]

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    Import ant Safet y Pr ecautions 2 Impor t ant Safe t y Precautions 1. Do no t expose the bat t ery charger or adap ter t o dir ect sunlight or use it in places with high humidit y , such as a bathr oom. 2. Do no t use harsh chemicals (such as alcohol, benzene, thinner s, etc.) or det er gents t o clean your phone. This could cause a fire. 3. Do no [...]

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    3 Impor t ant Safe t y Precautions 1. Do not place or answ er calls whi le char ging the phone as it may short -cir cuit the phone and/or cause electric shock or fire. 2. Do not hold or let the ant enna come in contact with y our body during a call. 3. Make sur e that no sharp-edged it ems such as animal’ s tee th or nails, come int o contact wit[...]

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    T able of Cont ent s 4 T able of Cont ent s Important Safe t y Pr ecautions 1 T able of Content s 4 W elcome 9 T echnical Det ails 1 0 Important Information 1 0 FCC P art 1 5 Class B Compliance 1 0 T echnical Details 1 0 FCC RF Exposure Informa tion 1 2 Bodily Cont act During Opera tion 1 2 V ehicle-Mount ed the Ext ernal Antenna 1 3 FCC Notice and[...]

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    5 T able of Cont ent s Call W aiting 2 6 Caller ID 2 7 Speed Dialing 2 7 Ent ering and Editing Information 2 8 T ext Input 2 8 K e y F unctions 2 8 Cont act s in Y our Phone’ s Memory 2 9 The Basics of St oring Contacts Entrie s 2 9 Phone Number s W ith P ause s2 9 St oring a Number with P ause or W ait 3 0 A dding a P ause or W ait to an Existin[...]

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    T able of Cont ent s 6 T able of Cont ent s 3. Dialed Calls 4 5 4. All Calls 4 5 5. Call T imer 4 6 6. Data C ounter 46 Multimedia 46 1. Recor d V oice 46 2. Images 4 7 3. Audios 4 7 4. Shuffle 4 9 eas yedge SM 50 1. eas yedge 5 0 T one Room 50 Bluet ooth ® 51 1. Pai red Device s 5 1 2. P ower 5 2 3. My V isibility 5 2 4. My Bluet ooth Name 5 3 5.[...]

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    7 T able of Cont ent s 0. Unit Conv erter 5 9 Set tings 6 0 1. Sound 60 1.1 Ringers 60 1.2 V olume 6 0 1.3 Message Alerts 6 0 1.4 Alert T ype 6 1 1.5 Service Alerts 6 1 1.6 P o w er On/Off T one 6 2 1.7 Flip T one 62 2. Display 6 2 2.1 W allpaper 6 2 2.2 Banner 6 3 2.3 Backlight 6 3 2.4 Menu St yle 6 3 2.5 Languages 6 3 2.6 Clocks & Calendar 6 [...]

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    T able of Cont ent s 8 T able of Cont ent s Phone Oper ation 7 3 Tips on Efficient Oper ation 7 3 Driving 7 3 Electronic De vices 7 3 P acemaker s 7 4 P ersons with pacemak ers: 7 4 Hearing Aids 7 4 Other Medical Device s 7 4 Health Care F acilities 7 5 V ehicles 7 5 P ost ed F acilitie s 7 5 Aircr aft 7 5 Bla sting Ar ea s 7 5 P ot entially Explos[...]

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    W elcome 9 W elcome Thank you for choosing the UX2 2 0 cellular phone; designed t o oper ate with the la te st digital mobile communication t echnology , Code Division Multiple Access (CDMA). Along with the man y advanced featur es of the CDMA s y st em, such as grea tly enhanced voice clarit y , this compact phone offers: ● Slim and sleek design[...]

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    T echnical Det ails 10 T echnical De t ails Important Information This user’ s guide pr ovide s important informa tion on the use and oper ation of y our phone. Plea se r ead all the information carefull y prior to using the phone for the best performance and t o pre vent an y damage to or misuse of the phone. An y unappro ved change s or modific[...]

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    11 T echnical De t ails handoff, har d handoff, and dynamic RF po wer contr ol t echnologies combine t o reduce call int erruptions. The Cellular and PCS CDMA net works consist of MSO (Mobile CDMA Standar d Basic Air Interface TIA/EIA-9 5A TSB-7 4 ANSI J-STD-00 8 TIA/EIA-IS2 000 ANSI TIA/EIA 5 5 3A CDMA Dual Mode Air Interface 1 4.4kbps r adio link[...]

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    T echnical Det ails 12 T echnical De t ails Switching Office), BSC (Base Sta tion Controller), BTS (Base Sta tion T ransmission S yst em), , MS (Mobile Sta tion) and AWS (Advanced W ir eless Services). * TSB-7 4: Pro tocol be tw een an IS-9 5A s y stem and ANSI J- S TD-00 8 1xR TT s yst em receiv es t wice as man y subscriber s in the wir eless sec[...]

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    13 T echnical De t ails body and the back of the phone, including the ant enna, whether ext ended or r etr acted. Thir d- part y belt -clips, holst er s, and similar accessories cont aining met allic components should not be used. Av oid the use of accessorie s tha t cannot maintai n 0.7 9 inche s (2.0 cm) distance bet ween the user’ s body and t[...]

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    T echnical Det ails 14 T echnical De t ails ant enna could cause a minor skin burn. Contact y our local dealer for a replacement ant enna. Caution Use only the supplied and appro ved ant enna. Use of unauthorized ant ennas or modifica tions could impair call qualit y , damage the phone, v oid y our w arr ant y and/or re sult in violation of FCC r e[...]

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    15 T echnical De t ails P ar t 1 5.1 05 st at ement This equipment has been t est ed and found t o comply with the limits for a class B digit al device, pur suant t o P art 1 5 of the FCC Rule s. These limits ar e designed t o pro vide reasonable pr ot ection against harmful int erference in a r e sidential inst alla tion. This equipment gener at e[...]

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    Phone Ov ervie w 16 Phone Overvie w 1. Earpiece Lets y ou hear the caller . 2. LCD Scr een Display s messages and indicat or icons. When the phone is turned on, P ower Sa ve mode automa tically dims the screen and then dark ens it if no ke ys ar e pressed. 3. Left Soft K ey Use t o access the Messaging menu from the st andby scr een, or the functio[...]

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    17 Phone Overvie w 1. Earphone Jack Allow s the use of a hands-free headset. 2. Side V olume K eys Use to adjust the ringer volume in standb y mode and the earpiece volume during a call. 3. Charger/Acce ssory Port Connects the phone t o the bat t ery charger or other a vailable accessorie s. Charging with PC USB Y ou can use y our computer t o char[...]

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    Menus Ov ervie w 18 Menus Overvie w Cont act s 1. New Contact 2. Contact List 3. Groups 4. Speed Dials 5. My Name Card Messaging 1. New Me ssage 2. Inbo x 3. Sent 4. Dr afts 5. V oicemail 6. T emplates 7. Set tings 1. Aut o Vie w 2. Aut o Pla y 3. Aut o Sav e 4. Aut o Delete 5. Callback # 6. Entry Mode 7. Signatur e 8. Edit V oicemail # 8. Delet e [...]

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    19 Menus Overvie w eas yedge T one R oom Bluet ooth 1. P aired De vices 2. P ow er 3. My Visibilit y 4. My Bluet ooth Name 5. My Bluet ooth Info T ools 1. V oice Command 1. Start Command 2. Command Mode 3. Announce Alert 4. T rain W ord 5. Best Match 2. My Menu 3. Alarm Clock 4. Calendar 5. Ez T ip Calc 6. Not epad 7. Calculat or 8. W orld Clock 9.[...]

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    4. Menu St yle 5. Languages 6. Clocks & Calendar 1. Main Screen 2. Fr ont Screen 7 . F ont Set tings 1. F ont T ype 2. Dial F ont Size 8. Name Match for Dialing 3. Securit y 1. Lock Phone 2. R e strictions 3. Emer gency #s 4. Change Lock Code 5. Mast er Re set 4. Call Set tings 1. Answer Options 2. Aut o Retry 3. One- T ouch Dial 4. V oice Priv[...]

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    Get ting St art ed with Y our Phone 21 Ge t ting St ar t ed with Y our Phone The Ba t te r y The phone comes with a r echargeable ba t t ery . The ba t t ery char ge lev el is shown at the t op of the L CD screen. Installing the Bat t ery R emo v e the bat ter co ver b y pre ssing down on the t op part of the cov er , and sliding the cov er do wn. [...]

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    Notice Plea se mak e sur e that the 'B' Side faces up befor e inser ting a char ger or data cable int o the char ger por t of your phone. C ha r ging the Bat ter y Use the char ger pro vided with your phone: W arning! Use only the char ger pro vided with the phone. Using any char ger other than the one included with the UX2 20 may damage [...]

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    23 Ge t ting St ar t ed with Y our Phone T urning the Phone On and Off T urning the Phone On 1. Inst all a charged ba t t ery or connect the phone t o an ext ernal po wer sour ce. 2. Pre ss for about 2 seconds until the L CD screen lights up. T urning the Phone Off 1. Pr e ss and hold until the displa y turns off . Signal Str e ngt h Call qualit y [...]

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    S c reen Icons T o see the icon glossary , go t o Menu - > Set tings - > Phone Info - > Icon Glossary on your phone. Making Calls 1. With the phone turned on, open the flip. lf the phone is locked, pr ess the Left Soft K e y Unlock , ent er the lock code (the last 4 digit s of y our phone number b y default and it's changeable in Set [...]

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    C o r recting Dialing Mist ak es If you mak e a mistak e while dialing a number , pre ss once t o er ase the last digit ent ered, or hold do wn for at least 2 seconds t o go back t o st andb y mode. R edialing Calls 1. Pre ss t wice t o redial the number fr om the most recent call. The last 1 2 0 calls (4 0 missed, 4 0 r eceived and 4 0 dialed) are[...]

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    Quick Acce ss t o Con v enient F eatur e s 26 Quick Access t o Con v enient F ea tur e s Lock Mode Sets y our phone t o requir e a 4- digit Lock Code in order t o use the phone. T o quickly lock your phone, pr ess for three seconds. T o unlock, pre ss Left Soft Ke y Unlock, ent er the Lock Code and pr e ss . Mut e F unction The Mut e F unction is u[...]

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    27 Quick Access t o Con v enient F ea tur e s call. Check with your cellular service pro vider for information about this function. 1. Pre ss to answ er a waiting call. 2. Pre ss again t o switch be t w een calls. Caller ID Caller ID displa y s the phone number or name of the incoming call. If the caller’ s number is st or ed in Cont acts, the na[...]

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    Ent ering and Editing Informa tion 28 Ent ering and Editing Information T ext Input Y ou can customize and ent er t ext in man y of the functions in your phone, including, but not limit ed t o: the Banner , Calendar , Cont act s and more. While ent ering te xt, the following ar e your op tions: K ey F unctions Left Soft K ey : Pre ss to select one [...]

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    Cont acts in Y our Phone’ s Memory 29 Contact s in Y our Phone’ s Memory T h e B asics of St o ri ng Co nt acts Entrie s 1. Fr om standb y mode ent er the phone number y ou want t o sa ve (up t o 4 8 digits). 2. Pre ss Left Soft Ke y Sav e . 3. Select either Sav e New or Updat e Existing . 4. Use t o highlight a Label and pr e ss . Mobile 1/ Ho[...]

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    Cont acts in Y our Phone’ s Memory 30 Contact s in Y our Phone’ s Memory St oring a Number with Pause or W ait 1. Pre ss Menu . 2. Pre ss Cont acts . 3. Pre ss New C ontact . 4. Enter a name (up t o 2 2 char act ers) and ent er a n umber . 5. While ent ering a number , pr e ss Right Soft K ey Options. 6. Pr e ss W ait or P ause . 7 . Enter addi[...]

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    31 Contact s in Y our Phone’ s Memory Se archi ng Y our Phone’ s Memory The UX2 2 0 phone is able to perform a dynamic sear ch of the cont ents in your phone’ s Cont act List. A d ynamic search compare s enter ed let ter s or number s on the Dialpad against the entries in y our Contacts. A matching list is displa yed in de scending or der . Y[...]

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    Cont acts in Y our Phone’ s Memory 32 Contact s in Y our Phone’ s Memory Edit : Edit the select ed Cont act's information. Delet e Multiple : Choose Selectiv e / All t o delet e m ultiple entrie s at one time. Send via Blue t ooth : Send a cont act(vCar d) via Bluet ooth ® . In case Blue t oo th ® po w er is no t on, you will be pr ompt [...]

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    33 Contact s in Y our Phone’ s Memory Fr om Call History 1. Pre ss Menu . 2. Pre ss Call History . 3. Use t o highlight the t ype of recent call, then pr ess . Missed Calls/Receiv ed Calls/Dialed Calls/All Calls 4. Use t o highlight the phone number . 5. Pre ss to place the call. Speed Dialing F or a single-digit Speed Dial, pr e ss and hold the [...]

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    Phone Menus 34 Contact s Cont acts The Contact s Menu allow s you t o stor e names, phone number s and other informa tion in your phone’ s memory . When you access y our Contacts, the number in par entheses r epr e sents the number of Cont acts you ha ve st or ed (up to 1 000). 1. Ne w C ontact Allow s you t o add a new cont act t o your Cont act[...]

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    35 Contact s 2. Cont act List Allow s you t o view y our Contact List. 1. Pre ss , , . 2. Choose from the follo wing op tions: ● Pre ss to scr oll thr ough your C ontacts alphabe tically . ● Pr e ss Right Soft K ey Options t o select one of the following: Send Message/ Delet e/ Edit/ Dele t e Multiple/ Send via Bluet ooth/ Set Speed Dial ● Pr[...]

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    Cont acts 36 Contact s 4. Speed Dials Allow s you t o view y our Speed Dials list, designat e ne w Speed Dials, or remo ve Speed Dial designations ent er ed in your Contact s. 1. Pre ss , , . 2. Use to highlight the desir ed Speed Dial location (or ent er the Speed Dial digit), and pre ss Assign . 3. Use to highlight the Contact. 4. Use t o choose [...]

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    Messaging 37 Me ssaging Messaging The phone can st ore up t o 2 6 5 messages (including a maxim um of 2 00 SMS in the Inbo x). The information st ored in the message is det ermined b y phone model and service capabilit y. Other limits, such as a v ailable char act ers per message, ma y exist, plea se check with your service pro vider for sy st em f[...]

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    Messaging 38 Me ssaging Cont acts T o select a recipient from y our Contact List. Recent Calls T o select a recipient fr om your R ecent Calls. Recent Me ssages Choose Inbox/ Sent t o select a recipient from y our recent Me ssages. Groups Select a recipient fr om your Gr oups. Cancel Cancels editing y our message. 4. Comple t e y our message and se[...]

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    39 Me ssaging Message Icon R eference Inbox New/Unr ead T e xt Message Opened/Read T ext Message Priorit y High Sent F ailed T ext Sent T ext Message Dr aft s Dr aft T e xt Message 2. Inbo x The phone can aler t y ou in sev er al wa y s when you r eceive a ne w me ssage, including: ● Displa ying a notification me ssage on the scr een. ● Displa [...]

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    Messaging 40 Me ssaging 4. Once you select the Vi ew option for the message, pr ess Left Soft K ey Repl y to repl y , or Right Soft K e y Options t o view additional options. Delet e Delet es the select ed message. F orw ard F or wards a r eceived message t o other destina tion addr e ss(es). Sav e Contact St ores the callback number , e-mail addre[...]

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    41 Me ssaging Delet e/ F orwar d/ Sav e Cont act/ Lock(Unlock)/ Message Info/ Delet e Multiple 3. While viewing the select ed sent message, pr ess Left Soft Key Re send t o resend the message t o the recipient, or Right Soft K e y Options t o access the additional options: Dele t e Dele t e s the selected message. F orw ard F orw ards a r eceived m[...]

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    Messaging 42 Me ssaging Sav e Contact Select Sav e New / Updat e Existing t o stor e the phone number or e-mail addr ess in the dr aft message int o your Cont acts or updat e an existing cont act alr eady st ored in memory . Lock/Unlock Locks a message so that it is not er a sed if the Delet e Dr afts or Delet e All featur e is used. Delet e Multip[...]

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    43 Me ssaging Ent er te xt and pre ss Sav e t o sav e the t emplate. 3. Use t o highlight a t emplat e and press Right Soft Key Options , then highlight an option and pr ess t o select: Dele t e/Edit Please not e that this Op tions menu is not a vailable for default t empla t es. 7 . Se t tings Allo w s y ou t o configure Messaging set tings. 1. Pr[...]

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    Messaging 44 Me ssaging 5. Callback # (On/ Off/ Edit) W ith this feature on, y ou can input the callback number that will be aut omatically included when you send a message. 6. Entry Mode Allo w s you t o select the default input method bet w een T9W or d, Abc and 1 2 3. 7 . Signa ture (On/ Off/ Edit) Allow s you t o mak e/edit a signa tur e to aut[...]

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    Call Hist ory 45 Call Hist ory Call Hist ory The Call Hist ory menu has lists of phone number s and/or Cont acts entries for calls yo u placed, accept ed, or missed. It is continually upda ted as ne w n umber s are added t o the beginning of the list and the oldest entries ar e remo ved fr om the bot tom of the list. 1. Missed Calls Allow s you t o[...]

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    Call Hist ory/ Multimedia 46 Call Hist ory/ Multimedia 5. Call T imer Allow s you t o view the dur a tion of calls made, b y t ype. 1. Pre ss , , . 2. Use t o highlight a call t ype, then pr ess . Last Call / Home Calls / Roam Calls / All Calls 6. Da t a C ount er Allow s you t o view the amount of Receiv ed and Sent dat a. 1. Pr e ss , , . 2. Use [...]

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    47 Multimedia or Pre ss Left Soft Ke y Sav e to sa v e . The default Audio file title is the dat e and time of recor ding. 2. Images Allow s you t o view the sa v ed images on y our phone. Y ou can also select image s t o cust omize y our phone's Main Screen, F ront Screen, or Pictur e ID. 1. Pre ss , , . 2. Use t o highlight My Images / Defau[...]

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    2. Pre ss Left Soft Ke y V oice t o recor d an audio clip. ● Pre ss Left Soft Ke y Audio t o access My Audios. 3. Pre ss R ecord t o begin recor ding. 4. While recor ding, pre ss Left Soft K ey P ause t o pause, or Stop t o stop recor ding. 5. When you ar e finished recor ding, pre ss Left Soft Ke y Sa v e t o sa v e the audio clip. Or 5. Pre ss [...]

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    49 Multimedia 4. Shuffle Allow s you t o set y our ringtone and wallpaper t o change aft er a select ed period of time. 1. Pre ss , , . 2. Use t o highlight Ringt one List / W allpaper List then pre ss . 3. Pre ss Ad d t o begin adding ringt ones or wallpaper s t o the Shuffle list. 4. Use t o highlight the desir ed ringtone s or wallpaper s and pr[...]

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    eas y edge SM / T one R oom 50 ea s y edge SM / T one Room eas y edge SM eas yedge SM allow s you t o do more than just t alk on your phone. eas yedge SM is a t echnology and service that allow s you t o do wnload and use applications on y our phone. With ea s y edge SM , it is quick and ea s y t o personalize y our phone to suit your life st yle a[...]

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    Bluet oo th ® 51 Blue t oo th ® Bluet ooth ® The UX2 2 0 is compatible with device s that support the Bluet ooth ® headset and hands- free pr ofile(s). Y ou ma y creat e and st ore 2 0 pairings within the UX2 2 0 and connect to one device a t a time. The appro ximat e communication r ange for Bluet ooth ® wir eless t echnology is up t o 3 0 fe[...]

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    Bluet oo th ® 52 Blue t oo th ® 5. Select New Sear ch/Last Search , the device will appear in the Add Ne w Device menu once it has been locat ed. Highlight the device and pr ess P air . 6. The handset ma y prompt y ou for the passk ey . Consult the Bluet ooth ® accessory instructions for the appropria te pa sske y (t ypically “0000” - 4 zer [...]

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    T ools 53 Blue t oo th ® / T ools 4. My Bluet ooth Name Allo w s you t o edit the name of the Blue too t h ® de vice. 1. Pre ss , , . 2. Hold do wn t o clear the e xisting name. 3. Use the alphanumeric ke ypad t o enter a ne w alias. 4. Pr e ss Sa ve t o sa ve and exit, or Right Soft K e y Cancel t o cancel editing. 5. My Bluet ooth Info Allo w s[...]

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    T ools 54 T ools 1.1 S tart Command 1. Pr ess , , , and sa y any of the follo wing commands: 1.1.1 Call <Name or Number> 1. Pre ss , , , , . 2. Sa y the name (and phone t ype, if necessary) or n umber . 1.1.2 V oicemail 1. Pr e ss , , , , . 2. Pre ss t o call V oicemail.. 1.1.3 Missed Calls Y ou can hear information about missed calls. 1. Pre[...]

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    55 T ools 1.2 Command Mode Allow s you t o set command mode t o Normal or Speed (The Speed set ting allows y ou t o access and use the V oice Command functions mor e quickly with a fast er non-verbal pr ompt). 1. Pr ess , , , . 2. Select options. Normal/ Speed 1.3 Announce Aler t Allow s you t o cust omize Announce Alert. Announce Alert lets y our [...]

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    T ools 56 T ools 2. My Menu Allow s you quick acce ss to y our fa vorit e menus. A maximum of 1 2 it ems can be stor ed in My Menu. 1. Pre ss , , . 2. Select the location of your choice b y using , then pr e ss . 3. Select the menu you wish t o add t o My Menu by using , then pr e ss . 3. Alarm Clock Allo w s y ou t o se t up t o fiv e alarms. At t[...]

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    57 T ools 4. Calendar Allow s you t o st ore and acce ss your agenda(s). Simpl y enter your appointment s in the Calendar , and your phone can (depending on your se t tings) alert you with a r eminder . 1. Pre ss , , . 2. Use t o highlight the scheduled da y . Mov es t o the pre vious day . Mo v es t o the ne xt day . Mov es t o the pre vious w eek[...]

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    T ools 58 T ools A confirmation message displa ys briefl y , then displa ys your list of no te s. V iewing a Not epad Entry 1. Access No tepad and highlight the entry . 2. T o er ase, pr ess Right Soft K ey Options . ● Delet e ● Edit ● Delet e All T o edit a no t e, highlight the entry , then pr ess Vi ew and pre ss Left Soft Ke y Edit . Or p[...]

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    59 T ools 8. W orld Clock Allow s you t o det ermine the current time in ano ther time zone or cit y . 1. Pre ss , , . 2. Pre ss Right Soft Ke y Cities t o select a specific cit y and displa y the dat e/time in that location. Or 2. Use t o scr oll through all a vailable cities on the map. 3. Pr e ss Left Soft K e y Se t DS T t o adjust for Da yligh[...]

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    Set tings 60 Se t tings Set tings 1. Sound Op tions t o cust omize your phone's sounds: 1.1 Ringer s Allo w s y ou to a ssign ringtone s for incoming calls. 1. Pr e ss , , , . 2. Select All Calls / Caller ID / No Caller ID / R e stricted Calls / Sh uffle . 3. Select My Audios or Default . 4. Use t o highlight the ringt one. 5. Pre ss Play t o [...]

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    61 Se t tings 1.4 Alert T ype Allow s you t o select the alert t ypes. 1. Pre ss , , , . 2. Use to highlight the alert you wish t o edit. Call Alert/ Message Aler t/ Schedule Alert/ Alarm Aler t/ Emer gency Aler t 3. Use to scr oll through the alert t ypes. Ring Only/ V ibra te Only/ Ring & V ib Options for Emer gency Alert V ibra te Only/ Ring[...]

  • Page 64

    Set tings 62 Se t tings 1. 6 P o w er On/Off T on e Allow s you t o set the phone t o sound a t one when the phone is pow ered on and off . 1. Pre ss , , , . 2. Use t o set t o On / Off , then pre ss . 1.7 Flip T one Allo w s y ou t o se t a flip tone that will pla y when you flip y our phone open or closed. 1. Pre ss , , , . 2. Use t o set t o On [...]

  • Page 65

    63 Se t tings 2.1.3 Shuffle Set Shuffle t o On or Off for the Main Screen and/or Fr ont Screen , and set the Repea t frequency . Pre ss Right Soft Ke y List to see (and add t o) the images used for the Shuffle featur e. 2.2 Banner Allow s you t o ent er a string of char act ers which displa y on the Main L CD screen. 1. Pre ss , , , . 2. Use t o sc[...]

  • Page 66

    Set tings 64 Se t tings 1. Pre ss , , , . 2. Use t o select English or Spanish , then pre ss . 2.6 Clocks & Calendar Allo w s y ou to select the t ype of clocks displa yed on the main L CD or the e xt ernal L CD. 1. Pre ss , , , . 2. Choose a sub-menu and pre ss . Main Screen / Fr ont Screen 3. Use t o highlight an option and pr ess . 2.7 F ont[...]

  • Page 67

    65 Se t tings 3. Securit y The Securit y menu allow s you t o secure the phone electr onically . 3. 1 Lock Phone K eeps your phone fr om unauthorized use. Once the phone is locked, it is in r estrict ed mode until the lock code is ent ered. Y ou can still receive phone calls and make emer gency calls. Y ou can modify the lock code b y changing the [...]

  • Page 68

    Set tings 66 Se t tings 3. Pre ss Re strictions. 4. Ent er the four -digit lock code and pre ss . 5. Use t o select Incoming Calls/ Outgoing Calls/ Incoming Messages/ Outgoing Messages/ eas yedge , then pre ss . 3.3 Eme r gency #s Allo w s you t o ent er 3 emer gency number s. Y ou can call these emer gency n umber s and 9 1 1, ev en when the phone[...]

  • Page 69

    67 Se t tings Call & Applications Allo ws y ou t o change the lock code that is used t o access the Re strictions menu (Incoming Calls, Outgoing Calls, Incoming Messages, Outgoing Me ssages and eas yedge). 5. Enter a ne w 4-digit lock code and pre ss . 6. F or confirmation, it will a sk you t o ent er the new lock code again. 3.5 M as t e r Res[...]

  • Page 70

    Set tings 68 Se t tings 2. Use to select a set ting, then pre ss . Flip Open/ Any K e y/ SEND K ey Onl y/ Auto Answ er 4.2 A u t o Retry Allow s you t o set the length of time the phone wait s before aut oma tically r edialing a number when the at tempt ed call fails. 1. Pre ss , , , . 2. Use t o select a se t ting, then pre ss . Off / Ev ery 1 0 S[...]

  • Page 71

    69 Se t tings 4.5 Airplane Mode T urns off wireless communica tions but allow s you t o use featur es on your phone tha t do not requir e wirele ss communications. 1. Pre ss , , , . 2. Read the displa yed me ssage and pr e ss t o contin ue. 3. Use to select a se t ting, then pre ss . On / Off 4.6 TTY Mode Allo w s y ou to a t t ach a TTY (T elet yp[...]

  • Page 72

    Set tings 70 Se t tings 1. Pre ss , , , , . 2. Use t o highlight Home Only/ Aut omatic A/ Automa tic B then pre ss . 5.1.2 Set NAM Allo w s y ou t o select the phone’ s NAM (Number Assignment Module) if the phone is r egister ed with multiple service pro viders. 1. Pre ss , , , , . 2. Use t o highlight NAM1 or NAM2 , then pre ss . 5.1.3 Aut o NAM[...]

  • Page 73

    71 Se t tings 1. Pre ss , , , . 2. Read the disclaimer; pr ess Right Soft K ey Next to go ne xt screen or Left Soft Key Pre v to go pr evious scr een and pr e ss on the last scr een. 3. Use t o highlight a set ting, then pre ss . On/ Off 6. Memory Allow s you t o check out the memory sta tus of your phone. 1. Pre ss , , . 2. Use t o highlight R e s[...]

  • Page 74

    TIA Safet y Informa tion The following is the comple te TIA Safet y Information for wirele ss handheld phones. Exposur e t o Radio F requency Signal Y our wireless handheld port able phone is a lo w po w er radio tr ansmit t er and receiv er . When ON, it r eceiv e s and sends out Radio F requency (RF) signals. In August, 1 9 9 6, the F eder al Com[...]

  • Page 75

    73 Safe t y could damage the phone and ma y violat e FCC regulations. Phone Oper ation NORMAL POSITION: Hold the phone as y ou would an y other t elephone with the antenna point ed up and over y our shoulder . T ips on Efficient Operation F or y our phone to oper at e most efficiently: Don’t touch the ant enna unnecessarily when the phone is in u[...]

  • Page 76

    P acemak ers The Health Industry Manufactur ers Associati on recommends tha t a minimum separ ation of six (6) inches be maintained be tw een a handheld wirele ss phone and a pacemaker t o av oid pot ential interfer ence with the pacemak er . The se recommenda tions are consist ent with the independent re search b y and recommendations of W ireless[...]

  • Page 77

    75 Safe t y Health Care F acilities T urn your phone OFF in health care facilitie s when any regula tions posted in the se areas instruct you t o do so. Hospit als or health car e facilitie s ma y use equipment that could be sensitive t o e xternal RF ener gy . V ehicles RF signals ma y affect improperly installed or inadequa tel y shielded electro[...]

  • Page 78

    Area s with a pot entially explosiv e atmospher e are oft en, but not alwa y s marked clearly . P ot ential area s ma y include: fueling areas (such as gasoline st ations); below deck on boa ts; fuel or chemical tr ansfer or st orage facilitie s; v ehicles using liquefied petr oleum gas (such as pr opane or butane); ar eas wher e the air cont ains [...]

  • Page 79

    77 Safe t y t o fire, e xplosion or other hazard. ● Only use the bat tery for the s yst em for which it is specified. ● Onl y use the bat tery with a char ging sy st em that has been qualified with the s y st em per IEEE-Std-1 7 2 5-2 00 6. Use of an unqualified ba t t ery or char ger ma y present a risk of fir e, e xplosion, leakage, or o ther[...]

  • Page 80

    ● Insert the bat t ery pack char ger vertically int o the wall pow er socke t. ● Use the correct adap ter for your phone when using the bat tery pack char ger abr oad. ● Only use the appr ov ed bat t ery char ger . Otherwise, you ma y cause serious damage t o your phone. Ba t t ery Information and Care ● Please dispose of y our bat t ery pr[...]

  • Page 81

    79 Safe t y Explosion, Shock, and Fir e Hazards ● Do not put y our phone in a place subject t o ex cessive dust and k eep the minimum requir ed distance be tw een the pow er cor d and hea t sources. ● Unplug the pow er cord prior t o cleaning your phone, and clean the po w er plug pin when it’ s dirt y . ● When using the pow er plug, ensur [...]

  • Page 82

    ● T alking on your phone for a long period of time ma y reduce call qualit y due t o heat gener at ed during use. ● When the phone is not used for a long period time, st ore it in a safe place with the pow er cord unplugged. ● Using the phone in pr o ximit y t o receiving equipment (i.e., TV or r adio) ma y cause int erference t o the phone. [...]

  • Page 83

    81 Safe t y W arning! Important safet y informa tion Av oiding hearing damage P ermanent hearing loss ma y occur if you use y our phone and/or headset at a high v olume. Se t the v olume to a safe le vel. Y ou can adapt ov er time t o a higher volume of sound tha t may sound normal but can be damaging t o your hearing. If y ou experience ringing in[...]

  • Page 84

    Av oiding hearing damage P ermanent hearing loss ma y occur if you use y our headset at a high volume. Se t the volume t o a safe lev el. Y ou can adapt ov er time t o a higher volume of sound that ma y sound normal but can be damaging t o your hearing. If y ou e xperience ringing in y our ears or m uffled speech, stop list ening and hav e your hea[...]

  • Page 85

    83 Safe t y 1. Do wirele ss phones pose a health hazard? The a vailable scientific e vidence does not sho w that an y health problems ar e associat ed with using wirele ss phones. There is no proof , how ev er , that wirele ss phones ar e absolutel y safe. W ireless phone s emit low lev els of Radio F requency (RF) ener gy in the micr o w a ve r an[...]

  • Page 86

    hazard no longer e xists. Although the existing scientific dat a do not justify FD A regula tory actions, the FD A ha s ur ged the wireless phone industry t o tak e a number of st eps, including the following: ● Support needed re search int o possible biological effects of RF of the t ype emit t ed b y wirele ss phones; ● De sign wir eless phon[...]

  • Page 87

    85 Safe t y in the Unit ed Stat es must compl y with FCC safet y guidelines tha t limit RF exposur e. The FCC relie s on the FD A and other health agencies for safet y que stions about wirele ss phones. The FCC also regula te s the base sta tions that the wirele ss phone ne t w orks r el y upon. While the se base st ations oper at e at higher pow e[...]

  • Page 88

    4. What ar e the result s of the re search done alr eady? The re search done thus far ha s produced conflicting r esults, and man y studies ha ve suffer ed from fla ws in their r esearch me thods. Animal experiment s inve stigating the effects of Radio F requency (RF) ener gy exposur es char act eristic of wireless phone s ha v e yielded conflictin[...]

  • Page 89

    87 Safe t y 5. What re search is needed to decide whether RF e xposure from wir eless phones pose s a health risk? A combination of labor at ory studies and epidemiological studies of people actually using wirele ss phones would pr ovide some of the dat a that are needed. Lifetime animal e xposur e studies could be complet ed in a few y ears. Ho we[...]

  • Page 90

    The FD A has been a leading participant in the W orld Health Or ganization Int ernational Electro Magne tic Fields (EMF) Project since it s inception in 1 99 6. An influential r esult of this work ha s been the dev elopment of a de t ailed agenda of re search needs that has driv en the est ablishment of new r esearch pr ogr ams ar ound the world. T[...]

  • Page 91

    89 Safe t y wirele ss phones is set at a Specific Absorption R ate (S AR) of 1.6 wa t ts per kilogr am (1.6 W/kg). The FCC limit is consist ent with the safet y sta ndards de veloped b y the Institut e of Electrical and Electronic Engineering (IEEE) and the National Council on Radia tion Prot ection and Measur ement. The exposur e limit tak es int [...]

  • Page 92

    Stand ardized S AR test methodology is e xpected t o grea tly impro ve the consist ency of measur ements made at different labor a torie s on the same phone. SAR is the measur ement of the amount of ener gy absorbed in tissue, either b y the whole body or a small part of the body . It is measured in w a t t s/kg (or milliw a t t s/g) of mat ter . T[...]

  • Page 93

    91 Safe t y described abo ve t o reduce y our RF exposur e from wir eless phone use. 1 0. What about childr en using wir ele ss phones? The scientific evidence doe s not show a danger t o user s of wirele ss phones, including children and t eenager s. If you w ant to t ak e st eps t o low er exposur e t o Radio Fr equency (RF) ener gy , the measur [...]

  • Page 94

    now part of a st andard sponsored b y the Associa tion for the Advancement of Medical Instrumenta tion (AAMI). The final dr aft, a joint effort by the FD A, medical device manufactur ers, and man y other gr oups, w as complet ed in lat e 2 000. This st andard will allo w manufactur ers t o ensure tha t car diac pacemak er s and defibrillat ors ar e[...]

  • Page 95

    93 Safe t y F eder al Communica tions Commission (FCC) RF Safet y Progr am (ht tp://www .fcc.gov/oe t/rfsafet y) Int ernational Commission on Non-lonizing Radiation Pr o t ection (ht tp://www .icnirp.de) W orld Health Or ganiza tion (WHO) Int ernational EMF Project (ht tp://www .who.int/emf) National Radiological Pr ot ection Boar d (UK) (ht tp://w[...]

  • Page 96

    choose an installed mount ed device for y our wirele ss phone or a speaker phone acce ssory , tak e advant age of these device s if av ailable to y ou. 3. Make sur e you place y our wirele ss phone within easy r each and where y ou can reach it without r emovi ng your e y es from the r oad. If y ou get an incoming call at an incon v enient time, if[...]

  • Page 97

    95 Safe t y sta tionary . But if y ou need to dial while driving, follow this simple tip -- dial only a fe w number s, check the road and your mirr ors, then contin ue. 7 . Do not engage in stre ssful or emotional con vers ations that ma y be distr acting. Stressful or emotional conv ersa tions and driving do not mix; the y are distr acting and e v[...]

  • Page 98

    Certain situa tions you encount er while driving ma y requir e at tention, but ar e not ur gent enough to merit a call for emer gency services. But you can still use y our wirele ss phone to lend a hand. If you see a br oken- down v ehicle posing no serious hazard, a br oken tr affic signal, a minor tr affic accident where no one appears injur ed o[...]

  • Page 99

    97 Safe t y Counsel on Radiation Pr ot ection and Measur ement (NCRP) and the Institut e of Electrical and Electronics Engineer s (IEEE). In both case s, the recommenda tions wer e dev eloped b y scientific and engineering e xper ts dr awn fr om industry , go vernment, and academia aft er ext ensive r evie ws of the scientific lit er a tur e r ela [...]

  • Page 100

    t est ed and cer tified t o the FCC that it does no t ex ceed the limit est ablished by the go vernment - adopt ed requir ement for safe exposur e. The t ests ar e performed in positions and locations (e.g., at the ear and w orn on the body) as r equired b y the FCC for each model. This device w as t est ed for t ypical body -worn oper ations with [...]

  • Page 101

    99 Safe t y SAR informa tion on this model phone is on file with the FCC and can be found under the Displa y Gr ant section of ht tp://www .fcc.gov/oe t/ea/fccid/ aft er searching on FCC ID. T o find information that pertains t o a particular model phone, this sit e uses the phone FCC ID n umber which is usuall y print ed somewher e on the case of [...]

  • Page 102

    Hearing Aid Compatibilit y Act of 1 9 8 8 (HAC A ct) to r equire digital wir eless phones be compatible with hearing -aids. The int ent of the HAC Act is t o ensure r easonable access t o t elecommunications services for per sons with hearing disabilitie s. While some wirele ss phones are used near some hearing de vices (hearing aids and cochlear i[...]

  • Page 103

    101 Safe t y int erference t o hearing devices than phones that ar e not labeled. T4 is the bet ter/higher of the t wo r atings. Hearing device s may also be r at ed. Y our hearing device manufactur er or hearing health profe ssional may help y ou find this r ating. Higher r atings mean tha t the hearing de vice is rela tively imm une to int erfere[...]

  • Page 104

    Safet y 102 Safe t y Solutions (A TIS). The U and UT marks are r eferenced in Section 2 0.1 9 of the FCC Rule s. The HA C ra ting and measur ement procedur e are de scribed in the American National St andards Institut e (ANSI) C6 3.1 9 st andar d. T o enter tha t the Hearing Aid Compatibilit y r ating for y our phone is maintained, secondary tr ans[...]

  • Page 105

    Acce ssories 103 A ccessorie s There ar e a varie t y of accessories a vailable for y our mobile phone. Consult your local dealer for a v ailabilit y . Optional it ems are sold separ at ely . B a t t ery Char ger The bat tery char ger allow s you t o char ge your phone bat tery . Ba t t ery V ehicle P o w er Char ger The vehicle po wer char ger all[...]

  • Page 106

    Limit ed W arr ant y Sta t ement 104 Limit ed W arr ant y St a t ement 1. WHAT THIS WARRANTY COVERS: L G offers y ou a limited w arr ant y that the enclosed subscriber unit and its enclosed accessorie s will be free fr om defects in mat erial and workmanship, accor ding t o the following t erms and conditions: (1) The limit ed warr ant y for the pr[...]

  • Page 107

    105 Limit ed W arr ant y St a t ement Department of L G. LG shall bear the cost of shipping the product back t o the consumer aft er the completion of service under this limit ed warr ant y . 2. WHAT THIS WARRANTY DOES NOT COVER: (1) Defects or damages re sulting from use of the product in o ther than its normal and cust omary manner . (2) Defect s[...]

  • Page 108

    Limit ed W arr ant y St at ement 106 Limit ed W arr ant y St a t ement including, but not limit ed t o an y implied warr ant y of marke tabilit y or fitness for a particular use. (7) Damage re sulting from use of non-L G appro ved accessories. (8) All plastic sur face s and all o ther e xt ernall y exposed parts that ar e scr atched or damaged due [...]

  • Page 109

    107 Limit ed W arr ant y St a t ement L G SHALL NO T BE LIABLE FOR THE L OSS OF THE USE OF THE PR ODUCT , INCONVENIENCE, L OSS OR ANY O THER D AMAGES, DIRECT OR CONSEQUENTIAL, ARISING OUT OF THE USE OF , OR INABILITY T O USE, THIS PR ODUCT OR FOR ANY BREA CH OF ANY EXPRESS OR IMPLIED W ARR ANTY , INCLUDING THE IMPLIED W ARR ANTY OF MARKET ABILITY A[...]

  • Page 110

    12 3 1 0 Driver Safet y T ips 93 A Accessorie s 1 0 3 Airplane Mode 6 9 Alarm Clock 5 6 Alert T ype 6 1 All Calls 4 5 Announce Aler t 5 5 Answ er Op tions 6 7 Audios 4 7 Aut o Retry 6 8 B Backlight 6 3 Banner 6 3 Bat tery Char ge Lev el 2 2 Best Match 5 5 Bluet ooth ® 51 C Calculat or 5 8 Calendar 5 7 Call Hist ory 4 5 Call Set tings 6 7 Call T im[...]

  • Page 111

    I Images 4 7 Important Safet y Precautions 1 Inbox 3 9 Index 1 0 8 L Languages 6 3 Limit ed W arr ant y Sta tement 1 04 Location 7 0 Lock Mode 2 6 Lock Phone 6 5 M Making a Call Fr om Y our Phone’ s Memory 32 Making Calls 2 4 Mast er Re set 6 7 Memory 7 1 Menu St yle 6 3 Men us Ov ervie w 18 Message Alerts 6 0 Messaging 3 7 Missed Calls 4 5 Multi[...]

  • Page 112

    Safet y Information 7 6 Screen Icons 2 4 Searching Y our Phone’ s Memory 3 1 Securit y 6 5 Sent 4 0 Service Alerts 6 1 Set tings 4 3, 6 0 Shuffle 4 9 Signal Strength 2 3 Sound 60 Speed Dialing 2 7 Speed Dials 3 6 St ar t Command 5 4 St op wa tch 5 9 Sy stem 6 9 T T able of Cont ents 4 T echnical Details 1 0 T emplates 4 2 T ext Input 2 8 The Basi[...]