Verizon VU204 manual

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    User Guide Guía del Usuario PROCESS CYAN PROCESS MAGENTA PROCESS YELLOW PROCESS BLACK PANTONE 1795 C 0/94/100/0 PANTONE COOL GRAY 10 C 0/2/0/60 VU204 MOTO VU204 MOTO[...]

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    1 HELL OMO T O Intro ducing you r new MO T O ™ VU204 CDM A wireless phone! It’ s a hot-looking phone that’ s aff ordable and easy to use. H ere’ s a qui c k an atomy les son: CLR SEND p wr/END R ig ht Soft K ey Cle a r Ke y T urn on & of f , hang up, exit m enus. Connect a 2.5 mm headset here. Open m enus. Make & answ er calls. Char[...]

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    2 Motorola, Inc . Cons umer Ad voc acy Off ice 1307 E ast Algonq uin Road Schau mburg, IL 60 196 www.hellomoto.com Note: Do not s hip you r phone to the abov e addres s. If you nee d to retur n your pho ne for repa irs, rep laceme nt, or warra nty serv ice, please contac t the Motoro la Custo mer Su pport Cente r at: 1-800 -331-64 56 (United States[...]

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    conten ts 3 contents me nu map . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 Us e an d Ca re . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 g et s tar te d . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 about thi s guide . . . . . . . . . . . 8 bat ter y . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 t urn it on & of f . . . . . . . . . . . 1 2 mak e a ca ll . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 3 ans w [...]

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    4 contents tex t entr y . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 54 sele ct en tr y m ode. . . . . . . . 55 Abc (tap) mo de . . . . . . . . . . 56 iT AP® m ode . . . . . . . . . . . . 56 num eric mode. . . . . . . . . . . 57 sym bol m ode . . . . . . . . . . . 57 dele te let ters & w ords . . . . 58 mes sag es . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 59 send a [...]

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    menu ma p 5 menu map mai n me nu ] Me dia Ce nter • T unes & T ones • Pic ture •G a m e s • Mo bile W eb •B r o w s e & D o w n l o a d • Extras Ò Mes sa g ing • New Messa ge • Inbox • Sent •D r a f t s •V o i c e m a i l • Mo bile IM * •E m a i l * •C h a t * Ó Contacts • New Contact • Contact List • Gro[...]

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    6 menu ma p SETTINGS & T OOLS menu •M y V e r i z o n •T o o l s • V oice C ommands • Calc ulators • Calendar •A l a r m C l o c k • Stopw atch • W orld Clock • Notepad •B l u e t o o t h M e n u •A d d N e w D e v i c e • Sound s Set tings • Call Sounds • Alert Sounds • Key pad V ol um e • Ser vi ce Aler ts • [...]

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    Use and C are 7 Use and Care Use and Ca re T o care for your M otorola phone, pl ease kee p it away fr om: liquids of any kind dust and dirt Don ’t expo se your p hone to wa ter , rain, extr eme humi dit y , s weat, or othe r m oist ure . If it does get wet, don ’t tr y to accele rate dry ing wit h the us e of an ov en or dr yer , as this ma y [...]

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    8 get started get star ted about this guide bat tery bat tery use & safety IMPO RT ANT : HANDL E AND ST ORE BA TTERIE S PROP ERL Y T O A V OID INJUR Y OR D AMAG E. Most bat te r y is sues ari se from improper handl ing of bat te ries, and part icul arly fro m the contin ued u se of dam aged ba tt eries . DON’Ts • Don’t disassemb le, cr us[...]

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    9 get st arted phone and/ or batter y get wet, have them c hec ked by your carrier or cont act Motorola, ev en if they appear t o be working pr operl y . • Do n’ t al low t he batte ry to to uch me t al objects. If metal objects, suc h as jew elr y , st ay in prol onged cont a ct wi th the bat t er y conta ct po ints, th e bat tery cou ld bec o[...]

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    10 get started bat te ries. If you se e a message on your displa y suc h as Invalid Batter y or U n a b l et oC h a r g e , ta ke the following st eps: • Remov e the ba t ter y a nd inspec t it t o confir m that i t has a “Moto rola Or igin al” hol ogram; • If th ere is no ho logram , the batter y is not a Motorola bat ter y; • If t here [...]

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    11 get st arted instal l the bat tery Tip: T o open the batter y door, first ope n the head set and US B port doors. c harge the bat tery Plug the ba t ter y c harger i nto your phone and an el ect rical outle t. Y our p hone may ta ke several se conds to start c harging the bat ter y. When the b atter y is full y charged, your phone displ ay s N .[...]

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    12 get started tu rned on , and you r comp uter m ust ha v e the cor rect sof t ware driv ers installe d. Not es for char ging your phone ’ s batte ry: • When charging your batter y , keep it near room tempera ture. N ever expose batteries to tempera tures below 0° C (32 °F) or above 45°C (1 13°F) when c hargi ng. • New bat t eri es are n[...]

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    13 get st arted mak e a call Enter a pho ne number and press the Send key ( T ) to mak e a call. answer a call When your phone rin gs and/ or vibr ates, open th e phone or pr ess the Se nd key ( T ) to answ er . end a ca ll T o hang up, p ress the P ower/End key ( U ). Y ou ca n als o end a call by cl osing t he fl ip if you a re not connect ed to [...]

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    14 get started T o edit or delet e a Contacts entr y , se e page 71. Tip: Y ou can set y our phone to display a pict ure or play a speci al ri ngtone for caller ident ifica tion ( see page 73) . call a stored pho ne number 1 F r om the main s creen, pr ess the Right So f t key ( p ) ( Conta cts ) to open t he CONTA CT LIS T quickly . 2 Use the Dir [...]

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    15 basics basics See pa ge 1 for a bas ic ph one d iagra m. main screen The main screen appear s when you turn on the phon e. T o di al a nu mber from the main sc reen, ent er the number and pr ess the S end key ( T ). T o exi t any other screen and return t o the mai n scre en, press Po wer/ End key ( U ). Press the Cent er Selec t ke y ( s ) to o[...]

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    16 basics Press up, down, left, or right on the Direc tiona l key ( S ) to open t hese basi c menu feature shortc uts: Y ou can set your phone t o di splay or hide the se menu icons on the mai n screen ( see page 4 3). Y our phone di splays system sta tus indi cators across the to p and bot to m of the dis play: Dir ection al k ey & me nu up MO[...]

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    17 basics 2 Roaming Indica tes when the phone is roam ing off your h ome net work. 5 SSL Indicates that application verification is via SSL duri ng a download ses sion. L D ata C all, T eth ere d, or Emb edd ed W A P/B REW Appl ica ti on Shows duri ng da ta cal ls, t ether ed mode, or W AP /BREW appli cati on. M Dormant Indica tes that the phone is[...]

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    18 basics n All So unds Of f Indicates that Master Volume is set to Off . o Alarm Only Indicates that Master Volume is set to Alarm O nly . r Vi bra te On Indicates that Master Volume is set to Vibrate On . â Speaker phone Ind icates speakerp hone i s o n. s Missed Call Indicates that a call w as missed. g Message Shows when you receive a new mess[...]

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    19 basics adjust volume Press the V ol ume key s to: • tu rn off an incoming call alert • c hange th e earpie ce or Bluet ooth device v olume during calls w ith the flip open • c hange the ringer volum e from the main screen ( with t he flip open) Tip: Sometime s silence is golden. T hat’ s why you can quickly set your r inger to All Sounds[...]

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    20 basics handsfree sp eak er Y ou ca n use your phone’ s handsf ree sp eaker to make call s with out holdi ng the pho ne to your ear . The handsf ree s peaker st ays on unti l you p ress and hol d the Spe akerphone key again wi th the fl ip open or turn off the phon e. Note: T he hand sfre e speak er wo n ’t w ork wh en y our phone is c onnect[...]

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    21 basics accessory v olume set tings (car kit or headset) T o adjust volume of Bluetooth wireless headsets or car ki t a ccessor ies, press up or down on your phone’ s V olume keys during an ac tive call . airplane mode Use airpla ne mo de to turn off y our phone ’ s calling f eatures i n loca tions whe re wirel ess phone use is prohi bited. Y[...]

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    22 basics 2 Use the Directional ke y ( S ) to scroll to Ú Settings & T ools and pre ss the Center Select key ( s ) ( OK ). 3 Scroll to Phone Settin gs and pr ess the Center Select key ( s ) ( OK ). 4 Scroll to Sec urity and pr ess the Cent er Selec t key ( s ) ( OK ). 5 When promp ted, ent er the loc k code a nd press the Center Select key ( s[...]

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    23 basics 4 Scroll to Security and press t he Center Select key ( s ) ( OK ). 5 When prompted , ente r the lock code and pres s the Cent er S elect key ( s ) ( OK ). 6 Sel ect Lock Phone Now and press the Ce nter Select key ( s ) ( OK ). T o aut omatically lock y our phone when y ou tur n it off: 1 Press the Cente r Selec t ke y ( s ) to open the m[...]

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    24 basics Not es: • A TTY is a communi cat ion device us ed by peopl e who are har d of heari ng or have a spee c h impa irme nt. T TY do es no t w ork from mobil e phone to mobi le ph one. • Use a TSB-121 complian t cabl e (provided by the T TY man ufacturer) to c onnect t he TTY device to your phon e. • Set the pho ne to Mediu m volume leve[...]

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    25 basics TTY Mode can i nclud e t hese op tion s: 5 Scroll to an option and press th e Center Select key ( s ) ( OK ). In a TTY mode, your ph one di splays the inter nat ional TTY symbol a nd mode setting duri ng a TTY cal l. return to voice mode T o return to standard voic e mode, select TTY OF F from the TTY MO DE menu. voice pri vacy Encr ypt o[...]

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    26 tips & tric ks tips & tr ic ks From the main screen , you ca n use thes e shor tcuts : T o... Do this.. . open Y our Short cuts Press ri ght on the Di rectio nal key ( S ). T o set Y our Shor tcuts , see page 42 . view yo ur account Press left on the Di recti onal key ( S ). quick ly set ri n ge r t o vibr ate Press an d hol d # . T o se[...]

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    27 pers onal iz e per sonaliz e so unds Y ou can set how your phone ale rts you to inc oming calls or other events. mast er volum e 1 Open your phone. 2 Press up or down on the V ol ume key s for the desired set ting: High , Med High , Med , Med Low , Low —Y our phon e rings for incomi ng cal ls a nd ot her events, depe nding on the det ail setti[...]

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    28 persona lize 3 Scroll to Sounds Settings and press t he Center Select key ( s ) ( OK ). 4 Select Call Sounds by pressing the Center Se lect key ( s ) ( OK ). 5 Select Call Ringtone by pressin g the Cente r Selec t key ( s ) ( OK ), then scroll to a desired ringtone and press the Ce nter Select key ( s ) ( OK ). Note: Press the L ef t Sof t ke y [...]

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    29 pers onal iz e key ( s ) ( OK ), then scroll to On or Off and pr ess the Center Sel ect key ( s ) ( OK ). or Scroll to Reminder and press t he Center Select key ( s ) ( OK ), then s croll to Once , Every 2 Minut es , Every 15 Mi nutes , or Off , and pres s the Center Sele ct key ( s ) ( OK ). F or all se t t ings but Off , your phone plays an au[...]

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    30 persona lize 4 Scroll to Power On/Off and pr ess the Center Sele ct key ( s ) ( OK ). 5 Scroll to Power On or Power Off and pres s th e Center Select ke y ( s ) ( OK ). 6 Select On or Off and press the C e nter Select key ( s ) ( OK ). Note: Master Vo lume must be set to High , Med Hig h , Med , Med Low , or Low . get ringt ones 1 Press the Cent[...]

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    31 pers onal iz e 2 Use the Dir ect ional ke y ( S ) to scroll to Ú Settings & Too ls and press t he Center Select key ( s ). 3 Scroll to Sounds Set tings and pres s the Ce nter Select key ( s ) ( OK ). 4 Scroll to Voice Readout and press t he Center Select key ( s ) ( OK ). 5 Sel ect Keypad Digits , Contact List Entries , Recent Call Entr ies[...]

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    32 persona lize vo ice commands 1 Wi th the pho ne flip closed, press a nd hold t he V oic e Command key on the right s ide of th e phone . Note: With th e phon e open, pre ss an d rel ease the V o ice Command key . Pressi ng and hol ding the ke y activates voice recording. Y our phone says Please say a comman d and displa ys a list of voice comman[...]

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    33 pers onal iz e Send <MSG T y pe> Send a text or pi cture messa ge. Say “Send text” or “S end picture, ” then: • the name of a Conta cts entry or • a phone num ber F or ins truction s on sendi ng a text or mu ltimedi a message, see page 59. fe a t u r e Go T o <Shortcut> Access the menu or pe rform the acti on you spec ify[...]

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    34 persona lize vo ice recogniti on set tings T o modif y voice rec ogniti on settings: 1 Wi th the ph one open , press and rel ease the V oice Command key on the rig ht side of t he phone . Note: Wi th th e pho ne clos ed, pr ess and h old t he V oic e Command key . Check <Item> View the item on t he screen that you say aloud : Status —co [...]

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    35 pers onal iz e 2 Press the Right Sof t key ( p ) ( Setti ngs ). 3 Use the Dir ect ional ke y ( S ) to scroll to the desire d optio n and press t he Center Select key ( s ) ( OK ). voi ce reco gnition set tings Digit Dial Readout Set your phon e to say numbers alou d as you pre ss them on the keypad. Confirmat ion If your phone is not sure that i[...]

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    36 persona lize T o access in-device help fo r a settin g you speak, press the Lef t Sof t ke y ( p ) ( Info ). Sensitivi ty Y ou can fin e tune y our phone’ s abili ty to recog nize voice com mands. Select Most Sens itive , Recommended , or Least Sensitive . If s ensitiv ity is too strict , your phone of ten re jects voice com mands a nd displ a[...]

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    37 pers onal iz e answer options Y ou can use diff erent way s to answer an incoming call. 1 Press the Cente r Selec t ke y ( s ) to open the menu. 2 Use the Dir ect ional ke y ( S ) to scroll to Ú Settings & Too ls and press t he Center Select key ( s ). 3 Scroll to Call Setting s and pre ss the Center Select key ( s ) ( OK ). 4 Sel ect Answe[...]

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    38 persona lize 4 Scroll to Wallpaper and pr ess the Center Select key ( s ) ( OK ). 5 Select Main Screen or Front Screen and pr ess th e Cent er Select ke y ( s ) ( OK ). 6 Scrol l to a pic ture in MY PICTURES and press the Center Sel ect ke y ( s ) ( OK ). or Press Options , then select Take Ne w Pic ture to take a new photo to use a s a wallpape[...]

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    39 pers onal iz e 2 Use the Dir ect ional ke y ( S ) to scroll to Ú Settings & Too ls and press t he Center Select key ( s ). 3 Scroll to Display Se ttings and press t he Center Select key ( s ) ( OK ). 4 Scroll to Brightness and press t he Center Select key ( s ) ( OK ). 5 Press left or right on the Dir ecti onal key ( S ) to adjust the brigh[...]

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    40 persona lize 4 Scroll to Location and pres s the Ce nter Select key ( s ) ( OK ). 5 Scroll to Location ON or E911 Only . 6 Press the Cent er Sel ect key ( s ) ( OK ) to select the set ting. A GPS limita tions & tip s Y our phone use s Assisted G lobal P ositioning Sy stem (A GPS) satellite signals to estim ate your location. If your phone ca[...]

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    41 pers onal iz e 2 Use the Dir ect ional ke y ( S ) to scroll to Ú Settings & Too ls and press t he Center Select key ( s ). 3 Scroll to Phone Settings and press t he Center Select key ( s ) ( OK ). 4 Scroll to Language and press t he Center Select key ( s ) ( OK ). 5 Sel ect English or Español and pr ess the Center Select key ( s ) ( OK ). [...]

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    42 persona lize ban ner Create a heading to displ ay on your phone’ s main scree n: 1 Press the Cent er Sel ect key ( s ) to open t he menu. 2 Use the Directional ke y ( S ) to scroll to Ú Settings & T ools and pre ss the Center Select key ( s ). 3 Scroll to Display Set tings and press th e Center S elect key ( s ) ( OK ). 4 Select Banner by[...]

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    43 pers onal iz e show or hide menu icon s Y ou can use icons on t he main s creen as s hortcut s to menus. Show or h ide t hese menu i cons: 1 Press the Cente r Selec t ke y ( s ) to open the menu. 2 Use the Dir ect ional ke y ( S ) to scroll to Ú Settings & Too ls and press t he Center Select key ( s ). 3 Scroll to Display Se ttings and pres[...]

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    44 calls calls T o mak e and answ e r calls, see page 1 3. redi al a number 1 Pres s th e Sen d key ( T ) to s ee the ALL CALLS lis t. 2 Use th e Di rec tion al key ( S ) to scroll to the entr y you want t o cal l . 3 Pres s th e Sen d key ( T ) to r edial the number . automat ic re dial When you receive a bus y sign al, your phone displ ays Call F[...]

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    45 calls When automatic redial is t urned of f, you can activate redial manuall y . When you hear a fast busy s igna l and see Call Fail ed , pres s the Send key ( T ) or RETRY to automatically red ial. recent calls Y our phone keeps lis ts of t he last c alls you rec eived and dial ed, even if the c alls did n ’t connect . The most recent calls [...]

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    46 calls return missed ca lls Y our phone keeps a rec ord of your mi ssed cal ls, an d di spl ays [Num ber ] Miss ed Cal ls . 1 When you see the mi ssed ca ll aler t, s elect View Now and p ress t he Center Select key ( s ) ( OK ) to see the missed calls l ist. or Select View Later and press t he Center Select key ( s ) ( OK ). The missed call indi[...]

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    47 calls 3 Use the Dir ect ional ke y ( S ) to scroll to Speed Dia ls and press t he Center Select ke y ( s ) ( OK ). 4 Scroll to an unassigned speed dial number and press t he Center Select key ( s ) ( SET ). 5 Scroll to a cont act in the Co ntacts list and press the Cent er S elect key ( s ) ( OK ). 6 If the contact has more than one nu mber , se[...]

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    48 calls emerge ncy cal l cannot be pl aced due to net work, environm enta l, or i nter f ere nce issue s. A GPS d uring an emer gency ca ll When you make an e mergency cal l, you r phon e can use Assisted Global P osi tioning S ystem (A GPS) satel lit e sign als t o tel l t he emer gency r espons e cen ter your ap proximate location. The A GPS f e[...]

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    49 calls vo i c e m a i l Y our network s tores the voicemail m essages you receive. When you rece i ve a v oicemail message, y our phone sh ows the v oicemail message indic ator y . Note : Y ou r ser v ice provid er may includ e addi tional informati on abou t using thi s feature. Sel ect Listen Now and pre ss the Center Select key ( s ) ( OK ) to[...]

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    50 calls 2 Use th e Dir ect ion al key ( S ) to scroll to Ú Settings & Tools and pr ess the Center Select key ( s ). 3 Scroll to Phone Settin gs and pr ess the Center Select key ( s ) ( OK ). 4 Scroll to Sec urity and pr ess the Cent er Selec t key ( s ) ( OK ). 5 When promp ted, ent er the lo c k code (t he las t four digit s of your pho ne n[...]

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    51 calls 1 Press the Cente r Selec t ke y ( s ) to open the menu. 2 Use the Dir ect ional ke y ( S ) to scroll to Ú Settings & Too ls and press t he Center Select key ( s ). 3 Scroll to Call Setting s and pre ss the Center Select key ( s ) ( OK ). 4 Scroll to DTM F Tone s and pr ess the Center Select key ( s ) ( OK ). 5 Sel ect Normal or Long [...]

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    52 calls net work to the mome nt you end the call by pressi ng the P ow er/End ke y ( U ). T his time inc ludes bus y signals and ringing. The am ount of netwo r k connection time y ou tr ack on y our re sett able timer ma y not eq ual th e amo unt of tim e for wh ich y ou a re billed by y our serv ice pr o vider . Fo r billin g info r mat ion, c o[...]

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    53 calls reset time r 1 Press the Cente r Selec t ke y ( s ) to open the menu. 2 Use the Dir ect ional ke y ( S ) to scroll to Ù Recent Calls and press t he Center Select key ( s ). 3 Scroll to View Ti mers and pre ss the Center Select key ( s ) ( OK ). 4 Scroll to the timer y ou w ant to reset an d press t h e L e ft S o ft k ey ( p ) ( Reset ). [...]

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    54 text entry text e ntry Some feat ur es let you ente r text, l ike this sc reen for editing a contact: This e xample sho ws h ow to e nter a text m essage af ter you hav e scr olle d down to the text area : N SA VE I J Press the Lef t Sof t key t o c hange entr y m odes. Na m e L i nd a A bc Cancel EDIT CONT ACT Mobile 1 Ho m e g Abc a 1 ò 1 ❙[...]

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    55 text entry select entr y mode Multiple entry modes mak e it easy for y ou to en ter names, nu mbers, a nd messa ges. The default mode i s Abc (tap mode, first c haracter of a sen tence in uppercase). Tip: R eady to tr y it? F or more about editing contacts, see page 72. F or more about creating a te xt message, see page 62. When your cursor is i[...]

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    56 text entry Abc (tap ) mode This is th e st andard mo de for enteri ng text on your phone . This mode cycles t hrough t he letters, number s, and symbo ls of th e key you pres s. 1 Press a ke y o nce to insert the first letter on the ke y , twice for the seco nd let ter , and so on. If y ou pause briefly , your p hone accepts the last let t er in[...]

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    57 text entry If you want a diff e rent word (su c h as progr ess), contin ue pressi ng key s to en ter th e remain ing letters. If you enter a word the pho ne does not re cognize, t he phone st ores it a s a new w o rd opti on. When you fill memor y spa ce for new w ord opt ions , your phone delet es the old est words t o ad d new ones. • Scrol [...]

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    58 text entry delete let ters & words Mov e the cursor to th e right of th e text y ou want to delet e, then : • Press and rel ea s e the Clear key ( B ) to delet e one letter . • Press and hold the Clear key ( B ) to delete an entire word .[...]

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    59 message s messages send a mu ltimed ia (pic ture) mess age A multimedia m essage c ontai ns e mbedded m edia object s (incl udi ng pictures, sounds , or voice reco rds) . Y ou can se nd a multimedia m essage to othe r V erizon Wireless multimedia messaging-capable phones and to other emai l a ddresse s. create & send message 1 F r om the mai[...]

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    60 messag es or Press the Ri ght Soft k ey ( p ) ( Add ) to select a contact. Select Recent Calls and press t he Center Select ke y ( s ). For eac h entr y you want to add, scrol l to the entr y a nd press the Cent er Selec t key ( s ) ( MAR K ). P ress the L ef t Sof t ke y ( p ) ( Done ) when fi nished s elect ing ent ries. 5 Scroll to the Text e[...]

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    61 message s message op tions Af t er addi ng a pic ture or sound to a multimedi a message, p ress the Right Sof t key ( p ) ( Options ) to select from these options: receive a multimedia (pictu re) message When you receive a multimedia message, your phone displ ay s < , a New Mes sage notifi cati on, a nd plays an alert sound ( if the Master V [...]

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    62 messag es 3 Scroll to the desired message. 4 Press the Cent er Sel ect key ( s ) ( OPEN ) to open the message. Multimedia messag es that y ou receive can contain diff erent me dia obj ects: • Photos and animations are displayed as you read the message. • A sound fil e begin s pl aying when you open t he message. Use the V olume keys to adjus[...]

  • Page 65

    63 message s 2 Use the Dir ect ional ke y ( S ) to scroll to Ô Email and press t he Center Select ke y ( s ) and t hen select yo ur email client. 3 F o llow t he on-s cre en prom pts to log into your account. mobile IM A ccess you r internet Instant Messaging account to ex c hange messages in real t ime wit h family and friend s. 1 Press the Cente[...]

  • Page 66

    64 messag es 3 Use th e Di rec tion al key ( S ) to scr oll t o your c hat community and press the Center Select k ey ( s ) ( OK ). or Press the Ri ght Soft k ey ( p ) ( Menu ) and sc roll to Go To URL to enter a W eb address f or your c hat site. 4 F ol low the on-sc reen pr ompts to lo g into your account. view sen t messag es 1 F r om the mai n [...]

  • Page 67

    65 message s 2 Use the Dir ect ional ke y ( S ) to scroll to Drafts and press t he Center Select key ( s ) ( OK ). 3 Scrol l to t he messa ge you want to view and pre ss the Cent er S elect key ( s )( EDIT ). T o de lete t he message, press the Lef t Soft k ey ( p ) ( Erase ). Press the Right Sof t key ( p ) ( Options ) to perf orm other actions on[...]

  • Page 68

    66 ente r tai nment ente r t ainm ent Have fun with your phone ! tak e pho tos When your phon e is open, t he camer a lens is on the bac k. T o get the clearest photos, wipe the lens clean wi th a soft , dry cloth be for e you captur e a phot o. take & send photo 1 T o act ivate the camera, open t he phon e and pres s the Camera k ey ( e ). The[...]

  • Page 69

    67 ente r tai nment 3 Press the Cente r Selec t ke y ( s ) ( SEND ) t o save the phot o and go to the NEW PICTURE MESSAGE screen. or Pre ss the Le f t Sof t ke y ( p ) ( Save ) to sa ve the picture in My Pics . or Press the Right Sof t key ( p ) ( Erase ) to delete the photo a nd r eturn to the acti ve viewfinde r . adjust camera set tings When the[...]

  • Page 70

    68 ente r tai nment download p ictures 1 Press the Cent er Sel ect key ( s ) to open the m enu. 2 Select ] Media Center b y pre ssing t he Center Select ke y ( s ). 3 Use the Directional ke y ( S ) to scroll to Pictures and pr ess the Center Sele ct key ( s ) ( OK ). 4 Scroll to Get New Pictures and pre ss the Center Select key ( s ) ( OK ). 5 With[...]

  • Page 71

    69 ente r tai nment While l ooking a t a picture, pr ess the Ri ght Soft ke y ( p ) ( Options ) to see the follow i ng options: Send , Set A s, To Online Album , Zoom, Ed it, Rename , Lock , or File Info . Note : The OPTIONS menu i nclud es di f ferent o ption s for loc ked or pr eloade d ima ges. Y o u wil l als o see d if ferent optio ns if you a[...]

  • Page 72

    70 ente r tai nment 5 Sele ct an appl icati on and pr ici ng opti on. Note: Normal airtime and/or carrier usage c harges a pply . W eb ac cess F r om the m ain scr een, press u p on the D irect iona l key ( S ) to access MOBILE WEB and surf th e Internet. Note: Mobile W eb i s a s ubscri ption ser v ice. Cont act your ser v ice provid er for more i[...]

  • Page 73

    71 tools tools contact s emergency contact & personal inform atio n If you ar e inju red, emerge ncy workers may c heck your phone for emerge ncy cont act informa tion. St ore th e phone number s for rela tives or f riend s as emergen cy contacts. 1 F r om the main scr een, pr ess the Ri ght Soft k ey ( p ) ( Contacts ) to open the CONTA CT LIS[...]

  • Page 74

    72 tools 2 Press the Ri ght Soft k ey ( p ) ( Options ). 3 Use t he Dir ectio nal k ey ( S ) to scroll to New C onta ct and pr ess the Center Sele ct key ( s ) ( OK ). 4 Enter c ont act in formation and press the Cente r Select ke y ( s ) ( SAVE ). edit a contact 1 F r om the main s creen, pr ess the Right So f t key ( p ) ( Conta cts ) to open t h[...]

  • Page 75

    73 tools 3 Scrol l to the num ber to be set as the defaul t number and press t he Rig ht Soft ke y ( p ) ( Options ). 4 Scroll to Set As Defau lt and press t he Center Select key ( s ) ( OK ). assign ri ngtone to a contac t When you assign a ringtone to a Contacts entr y , your phone plays that rington e when you rece ive a call fr om the cont act [...]

  • Page 76

    74 tools 4 Scrol l to a pictur e and pres s the Center Select key ( s ) ( OK ). 5 Press the Cent er Sel ect key ( s ) ( SAVE ). downloa d ringtone fo r a contact Y ou can do wnload a ringtone to assign to a Contacts entr y . When you r ecei ve a cal l f rom that e ntr y , your phone play s the ringt one you assi gned. 1 F r om the main s creen, pr [...]

  • Page 77

    75 tools 5 Scro ll to Add and pre ss the Center Select key ( s ) ( OK ). 6 On th e ADD CONT ACTS screen, scrol l to each conta ct you w ant to a dd and pr ess the Cent er Sele ct key ( s ) ( MAR K ). 7 When you ar e fi nished addi ng co nt acts t o a group, pr ess the Lef t Sof t key ( p ) ( Done ). crea te a group Add a new gro up as an entr y on [...]

  • Page 78

    76 tools see calendar app ointment 1 F r om the mai n screen , press down on t he Directional k ey ( S ) to open the calend ar . 2 Scrol l t o the date of t he ap point ment an d pr ess the Center Select key ( s ) ( VIEW ). 3 Press the Cent er Sel ect key ( s ) ( VIEW ) again to see ap poi ntment de t ails. alarm cloc k set alarm 1 Press the Cent e[...]

  • Page 79

    77 tools 3 Scroll to Tools and pre ss the Center Select key ( s ) ( OK ). 4 Scroll to Alarm Clo ck and p ress the Center Selec t key ( s ) ( OK ). 5 Scroll to an alarm and press th e Center Select key ( s ) ( VIEW ). 6 To g g l e On to Off by pressin g the Dir ecti onal ke y ( S ) lef t or right. 7 Press the Cente r Selec t ke y ( s ) ( SAVE ). wor[...]

  • Page 80

    78 tools 3 Scroll to Tools and press t he Center Select key ( s ) ( OK ). 4 Scroll to Notepa d and press t he Center Select key ( s ) ( OK ). 5 T o create a note, press the L eft S of t key ( p ) ( Add ). 6 Enter te xt and press th e Center Se lect ke y ( s ) ( SAVE ). calcula tors 1 Press the Cent er Sel ect key ( s ) to open t he menu. 2 Use the [...]

  • Page 81

    79 connections connections Bluetoot h® connect ions Y our phone s uppor ts Blu etooth wire less connect ions. Y ou ca n conne ct your p hone with a Bl uetoot h headset or car ki t to make handsf ree cal ls. Note : The use of wir eless phones whil e dri ving may cause dis trac tio n. Disc ontin ue a call if you can ’t concent rate on dr ivin g. A[...]

  • Page 82

    80 connections 4 Press the Ri ght Soft k ey ( p ) ( Options ). 5 Scrol l to Supp orted Prof iles and press th e Center Select ke y ( s ) ( OK ). 6 Scrol l to a prof il e and press t he Center Select key ( s ) ( OK ) to read a description. F or more information abo ut Bluetooth wireless connect ions support ed by this device , go to F AQ www .verizo[...]

  • Page 83

    81 connections pair wit h a headset, hand sfree device, or PC Note : I f you us e yo ur Motoro l a Bl ue too th he ad se t with both an audio devic e and y our p hone, use yo ur phone ’ s Bluetooth menus t o conne ct the phone with the h eadset . If you est abli sh the connect ion by pressi ng a button on the headse t, or i f you allow the heads [...]

  • Page 84

    82 connections 7 Press the Center Select k ey ( s ) ( PAIR ) to connec t to the de vice. Note: Th e device m ay autom atically pair with your phone . 8 If th e device reques ts perm issi on to bond wit h your phone , press the Center Sel ect key ( s ) ( YES ) and ent er the device PIN code t o creat e a secure connection with the device. (T h e PIN[...]

  • Page 85

    83 connections 6 On yo ur phone , when pro mpted, pr ess the Center Sel ect key ( s ) ( ACCEP T ) to accept the fi le transf er . 7 When you are fin ished transferring fi les, press the Po w e r / E n d ke y ( U ) on your pho ne to close t he connect ion. Note : Brea king the link wit h your computer doe s not turn of f Bluet ooth power on your pho[...]

  • Page 86

    84 connections When the pho nes conn ect, the entr y t ransfers to the other phone. T o tr ansf er a file to an other phone : Note: Make sure the phon e recei ving the entr y has Bluetoo th power on and is in Fi nd Me mode. 1 On your phone, select the fi le (su c h as a pi cture or sound) you w ant to t ransfer and pres s the Rig ht Sof t ke y ( p [...]

  • Page 87

    85 connections 5 Scroll to Discovery Mod e and press t he Center Select key ( s ) ( OK ). 6 Scroll to On , and pr ess the Center Select key ( s ) ( OK ). Note : T o ensu re the best Bluet ooth connec ti on, alway s c onnect t o Blu etoo th devices usin g your phone’ s menus rather than maki ng your device discoverabl e. conne ct to recogn ized de[...]

  • Page 88

    86 connections 3 Press the Cent er Sel ect key ( s ) ( OK ). 4 If connecting to a new device, place the new device in di scoverable mod e and press t he Center Select ke y ( s ) ( OK ) on your pho ne. 5 When your phon e finds your han dsfr ee device, press the Ce nter Select key ( s ) ( PAIR ). disconnect from a device 1 Press the Cent er Sel ect k[...]

  • Page 89

    87 connections network adjust network set tings 1 Press the Cente r Selec t ke y ( s ) to open the menu. 2 Use the Dir ect ional ke y ( S ) to scroll to Ú Settings & Too ls and press t he Center Select key ( s ). 3 Scroll to Phone Settings and press t he Center Select key ( s ) ( OK ). 4 Scroll to System Sel ect and pr ess the Center Select ke[...]

  • Page 90

    88 connections 4 Scroll to Service A lerts and press t he Center Select key ( s ) ( OK ). 5 Scroll to Network Los t Tone and pre ss the Center Select ke y ( s ) ( OK ). 6 Select On and p ress t he Center Select key ( s ) ( OK ). set call connect aler ts Set the pho ne to bee p whenever an outgoi ng call is connected: 1 Press the Cent er Sel ect key[...]

  • Page 91

    89 connections 4 Scroll to Service Ale rts and pr ess the Center Sele ct key ( s ) ( OK ). 5 Scroll to ERI (which indic ate s if you are on a home or part ner net work) and pr ess the Center Sel ect key ( s ) ( OK ). 6 Sel ect On and press t he Center Select ke y ( s ) ( OK ).[...]

  • Page 92

    90 service & r epairs servic e & repairs If you hav e questions or need assist ance, we're here to help. Go to www.m ot orola .c om/s uppo rt , wh ere y ou can select from a number of custome r care options. Y ou can also contact the M otorola Customer Support Center at 1 -80 0-3 31 -6 456 (Uni ted St ates), 1 -888 -390- 6456 (T TY/TDD[...]

  • Page 93

    SA R Da t a 91 Specific Absor ption Rate Data SAR Data The model wireless phone meets the government’ s requirements for exposure to radio waves. Y o ur wi rele ss phon e is a ra dio tr ansm itt er an d rece iver . It is desi gned and m anufac tured not to exceed limits for exp osure to rad io freque ncy (R F) ener gy se t by the Feder al Com mun[...]

  • Page 94

    92 SAR D ata Additi onal info rmation on Specifi c Absorpt ion Rates (SAR) can be found on the Cellul ar T eleco mmunica tions & Inte rnet Ass ociatio n (CTIA) Web site: http://www.phonefacts.net or th e Canadi an Wire less T elecommuni cations Associ ation (CW TA ) Web s it e: http://www.cw ta.ca 1. In t he Unit ed Sta tes an d Canad a, t he S[...]

  • Page 95

    93 Impor tant S afety a nd Leg al Information[...]

  • Page 96

    94 Sa fety Inform ation Safety and General In formation Safet y In formati on This section contains important i nformation on the s afe and efficient operatio n of your mobile device. Read this information befo re using your mobile device. Exposur e to Rad io Freq uency (RF) Ener gy Y our mo bile dev ice co ntains a tran smitter and receiv er . Whe[...]

  • Page 97

    Safety Inf ormat ion 95 Follow Instructions to Avoid Interference Problems T urn off your mobile device in any loca tion where posted no tices instruct you to do so . In an aircraft, turn off y our mobil e devic e whenev er inst ructed to do so by airline s taff. If y our m obile dev ice offe rs an ai rplane mode or simi lar feat ure, cons ult airl[...]

  • Page 98

    96 Sa fety Inform ation Symbol Key Y our battery , charger , or mobile de vice may c ontain sym bols, define d as follow s: Batteries & Chargers Caution: Impr oper treatment or use of batteries may present a danger of fire, explosion, leakage, or other hazard. For more informati on, see the “battery us e & safety” section in the user’[...]

  • Page 99

    Safety Inf ormat ion 97 Seiz ures/ Blac kouts Som e people may be su sceptibl e to ep ileptic s eizures or black outs when expos ed to flashin g lights , such as w hen p laying video game s. These m ay occu r even if a p erson ha s never had a prev ious seizu re or black out. If y ou ha ve e xpe rie nced sei zure s or bl acko uts, or if you h av e [...]

  • Page 100

    98 Industry Can ada Notice Industr y Canada Noti ce to User s Indus try Cana da Notice Operati on is subj ect to the fol lowing two condit ions: (1) Th is device m ay not ca use inter ference and (2) This dev ice mus t accept any inte rferenc e, includi ng interfer ence that may cause undesi red opera tion of the dev ice. Se e RSS-GE N 7.1.5. FCC N[...]

  • Page 101

    Wa r r a n t y 99 Motorola Li mited W arranty for the United St ates and Canada Wa rranty Wh at Does this W arran ty Cover? Subj ect to the e x clusi ons con tained bel ow , Motorola, Inc. warr ants its tel epho nes, pag ers, me ssa ging dev ice s, an d co ns umer and pro fessiona l two-wa y radios (ex cluding c ommerc ial, gove rnment or indu stri[...]

  • Page 102

    10 0 Wa r r a n t y Exclusions Normal Wear and T ear . Per iodi c ma inte nan ce, r epai r and replac ement o f parts due to normal w ear and te ar are exclu ded from co verage. Batt eries. Only ba tteries w hose fu lly char ged capa city fal ls below 80% of their rate d capacity and batte ries that le ak are co vered by this lim ited war ranty . A[...]

  • Page 103

    Wa r r a n t y 101 Excl us io ns Software Embodie d in Phy sical Media. No w arranty is ma de that th e sof twar e wi ll meet your re quir eme nts or wi ll w or k in com bination with any har dware or so ftware applic ations p rovide d by thir d parties, that the operat ion of the sof tware pro ducts will be unint errup ted or error free, or th at [...]

  • Page 104

    10 2 Hearing Aids What Oth er Li mitat ions Are Th ere? ANY IMPLIED WA RRANTIES, INCLU DING WITHOUT LIMIT A TION THE IMPL IED W ARRAN TIES OF MERC HANT ABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A P ART ICULAR PURPO SE, S HALL BE LIMI TED TO THE DURA TION OF TH IS L IMITE D WARRANTY , O THERW ISE T HE REPAIR, RE PLACEM ENT , OR REFU ND AS P ROVID ED UN DER TH IS EXPR[...]

  • Page 105

    WHO I nform ation 10 3 The wi rel ess t elep hon e ind us try h as de vel oped r ati ngs for some o f the ir mobile ph ones, to assist heari ng devi ce users in fi nding pho nes that ma y be com patible wit h their he aring devi ces. Not al l pho nes have bee n rated . Phones tha t are rated have the ra ting on thei r bo x or a la bel on t he b ox.[...]

  • Page 106

    10 4 Registration Product Re gistration Registra tion Onlin e Product R egistrati on: direct.motorola.com/hellomoto/ Motosu pport/source/registration.asp Produ ct registrat ion is an im portan t step towar d enjoyin g y our new Motor ola produ ct. Regist ering helps us facilita te warra nty service , and pe rmits us to co ntact yo u should yo ur pr[...]

  • Page 107

    R ecycling Infor mation 10 5 Caring for the E nvironme nt by Recycling Re cycling Inform ation This s ymbol on a Motorola product me ans the produ ct shoul d not be dispo sed of w ith househo ld waste . Disposal of yo ur Mobi le Devi ce and Accessori es Pleas e do not di spose of m obile devic es or elect rical acces sories (such as charge rs, head[...]

  • Page 108

    10 6 Priv acy and Da ta Securit y Privacy and Data Sec urity Priv acy and D ata Se curity Motor ola unde rstands that priva cy and da ta secu rity are imp ortan t to ever yone . Be cau se so me f eat ures of your mobi le devi ce may affect y our privac y or data sec urity , please fol low thes e recom mendat ions to enha nce prot ection of yo ur in[...]

  • Page 109

    Driv ing Safety 10 7 Smart Practice s While D riving Dri vin g Sa fety Drive Safe, Call Smart Check the laws and regulations on the use of mobile devices and their acces sories in the areas where you drive. Alway s obey them. The us e of thes e devices may be prohibit ed or restricted in certain areas -- for example, handsfree us e only . Go to www[...]

  • Page 110

    10 8 Driving S a fe ty • Use your mobile device to call for help. Dial 911 or other lo cal emerg ency numb er in the c ase of fire, traffic acci de nt, or me di cal e mer genc ies. * • Use your mobile device to help others in emergencies. If you see an auto a ccident, crime in pro gres s, or ot her seri ous eme rge ncy where li ves ar e in dang[...]

  • Page 111

    ind ex 10 9 index A accessories 21 airpla ne mode 21 Alarm On indicator 1 8 Alarm Only indicator 18 alarm, set 7 6 alert sounds 27 t urn of f 19 All Sound s Of f indi cat or 1 8 answ er ca ll 13 , 37 optio ns 37 B bac kli ght 38 banner 42 bat ter y c harge 1 1 conser v e 12 install 1 1 life 12, 80 Bat ter y Le vel indi cator 1 7 Blueto oth connec t[...]

  • Page 112

    11 0 index conser v e batter y 1 2 Contacts assign picture 73 assign ringtone 73 creat e ent r y 72 creat e group 7 4, 75 do wnlo ad ring tone 7 4 edit entr y 72 emerge ncy 71 erase entr y 72 set de fault number 72 D Dat a Cal l i ndicat or 1 7 dat a volume 52 dial a p hone n umber 1 3 dial ed cal ls 45 Directional k ey s 43 display 1 5 Dormant in [...]

  • Page 113

    ind ex 111 message 62 ch a t 6 3 draft 64 email 62 erase 65 Mo bile IM 6 3 read 64 received 64 sent 64 Message indicator 1 8 Missed C all indicator 1 8 missed calls 46 Mo bile IM 6 3 multi media messa ge 59 mute 19 My S hortcuts 42 N network s et tin gs 87 Ne w V oicemail indicator 1 8 No Ser vi ce indi cator 1 7 notepa d 77 number . See phone num [...]

  • Page 114

    11 2 index shor tcuts 26, 42 Signal Strength indicator 1 6 soft keys 15 sound settings 19, 27 sounds, turn off 29 Spani sh 40 speak ke ypad digits 30 speakerpho ne 21 Speakerp hone i ndica tor 18 SSL in dica tor 1 7 st andal one mode 21 status indicators 1 6 store a number 13 sto re yo ur num ber 1 4 symbol ent r y mode 57 T ta ke notes 77 ta ke ph[...]