LG LGLX225 Setting Up Service

LG LGLX225 Manual

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  • LG LGLX225 | Setting Up Service - Page 1
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Setting
Up
Your
Sprint
PCS
Voicemail
1.
Press
and
hold
you
will
be
connected
to
the
Sprint
PCS
Voicemail
system.
2.
Follow
the
system
prompts
to
create
your
passcode
and
record
your
greeting
and
name
announcement.
Retrieving
Your
Sprint
PCS
Voicemail
Messages
From
your
Sprint
PCS
Phone:When
you
have
new
voicemail
messages
waiting,
ur
phone's
display
will
notify
you.
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dial
your
voicemail
box.
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the
system
prompts
to
retrieve
your
messages.
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another
phone:
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Phone
number.
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your
voicemail
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press
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access
your
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the
system
prompts
to
retrieve
your
messages.
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Options
Call
Waiting
To
respond
to
an
incoming
call
while
you're
on
a
call:
1.
The
screen
disp
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the
incoming
call
and
atone
is
played.
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ssu
to
accept
the
call
and
place
your
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callers,
press
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To
save
a
number
in
your
phone's
internal
phone
book:
1.
From
standby
mode,
use
the
keypad
to
enter
a
phonenumber.
2.
Scroll
down
to
Save
and
press
O.
3.
Select
either
New
Entry
or
Find
Entry
4.
Select
a
Phone
Type
Label
(Mobile,
Home,
Office).
5.
Enter
a
name
and
press
6.
Press
[Done]
[to
save
the
entry.
Calling
From
Your
Phone
Book
To
place
a
call
from
your
phone
book:
1.
Press
the
Right
Key
on
the
4
-Way
Navigation
Key
2.
Highlight
the
entryyou
wish
to
call
and
press
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Using
Call
History
Making
a
Call
From
Call
History
Call
History
keeps
track
of
the
last
20
phone
calls
you've
made,
received
or
missed.
From
your
Call
History
lists,
you
can
red
ial
calls,
return
calls,
save
numbers
to
your
Phone
Book
and
more.
To
make
a
call
from
your
Call
History
list:
1.
From
standby
mode,
press
[Menu]
(:)and
select
Call
History
2.
Select
the
Call
History
list
you're
looking
for
(Outgoing,
Incoming,
or
Missed)
and
press
O.
3.
Highlight
the
listing
you
want
to
call
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Messaging.
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Message,
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Message.
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your
recipient's
mobile
phone
number
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email
address
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a
recipient
from
your
Contacts.
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may
enter
up
to
10
recipients.)
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[Next]
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are
fi
nished
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recipie
s.
5.
Compose
a
message
or
use
the
canned
(pre-set)
messages,
recent
messages
and/or
smileys
(icons).
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[Options]
po
select
an
input
mode.
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[Options
0,
select
a
category,
highlight
the
desired
message
or
emoticon
and
press
6.
Press
when
you
have
finished
entering
the
message.
7.
Review
the
message,
select
your
delivery
options
(such
as
callback
number
or
priority)
and
press
[Send]
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send
the
text
message.
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SMS
Text
Messages
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read
an
incoming
text
message:
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you
receive
a
message,
it
will
automatically
appear
on
your
phone's
screen.
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your
navigation
key
to
scroll
down
and
view
the
entire
message.
To
reply
to
a
text
message:
1.
While
the
message
is
open,
select
[Reply]
2.
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