Samsung Galaxy Watch3 Bluetooth Quick Start Guide - Page 2

Charging the battery, Navigate, Connect, Activate, Customize, Calls

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Charging the battery Before using the Galaxy Watch3 for the first time, you must charge the battery. To charge, place the Galaxy Watch3 on the wireless charger. Connect Visit Galaxy Apps, Google Play Store or Wear the App Store to install the Galaxy Wearable app to connect your watch and smartphone. Activate The Galaxy Watch3 (R845 and R855) are 4G LTE-enabled. Get texts, alerts, make and receive calls, even when you leave your phone behind. Consult your service provider for more information about activation. Navigate Swipe the screen to: • View notifications and widgets • View the Quick Panel • Navigate screens • View additional apps • Drag the touch bezel around the edge of the display to scroll Calls Tap to make a call Swipe to answer Swipe to reject the call and send thecall to voicemail Swipe up to open Send messages to send the call to voicemail and respond with a preloaded or customized message 4G LTE standalone connectivity is only available on Samsung Galaxy Watch LTE versions. Standalone voice calling on LTE version requires initial pairing with eligible smartphone and separate qualifying wireless plan. Your carrier may not support standalone voice calling, or support may be available in certain areas. Please check with your carrier for more information. Standalone functionality limited if paired phone is not powered on or connected to a wireless network. If connected to anetwork and in Stand-alone mode, the signal strength will display. Customize Touch and hold the watch face and select a preloaded watch face or download a new one. Tap Customize to create custom watch face or download additional watch faces by swiping to the last screen and tapping Galaxy Store. ©2020 Samsung Electronics America, Inc. Samsung and Samsung Galaxy Watch are trademarks of Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd. Google Play Store is a trademark of Google LLC. Other company names, product names and marks are the property of their respective owners. Screen images simulated. Appearance of devices may vary.

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Charging the battery
Before using the Galaxy Watch3
for the first time, you must
charge the battery.
To charge, place the
Galaxy Watch3 on the wireless
charger.
Navigate
Swipe the screen to:
View notifications and widgets
View the Quick Panel
Navigate screens
View additional apps
Drag the touch bezel around
the edge of the display to scroll
Connect
Visit Galaxy Apps,
Google Play Store or
the App Store to install
the Galaxy Wearable
app to connect your
watch and smartphone.
Activate
The Galaxy Watch3
(R845 and R855) are
4G LTE-enabled. Get texts, alerts,
make and receive calls, even
when you leave your phone
behind.
Consult your service provider
for more information about
activation.
Customize
Touch and hold the watch face
and select a preloaded watch
face or download a new one.
Tap
Customize
to create custom
watch face or download
additional watch faces by
swiping to the last screen and
tapping Galaxy Store.
Calls
4G LTE standalone connectivity is only available on Samsung
Galaxy Watch LTE versions. Standalone voice calling on LTE
version requires initial pairing with eligible smartphone
and separate qualifying wireless plan. Your carrier may not
support standalone voice calling, or support may be available
in certain areas. Please check with your carrier for more
information. Standalone functionality limited if paired phone
is not powered on or connected to a wireless network.
If connected to anetwork and in Stand-alone mode, the
signal strength will display.
Tap to make a call
Swipe to answer
Swipe to reject the call and
send thecall to voicemail
Swipe up to open
Send messages
to send
the call to voicemail and
respond with a preloaded
or customized message
Wear
©2020 Samsung Electronics America, Inc. Samsung
and Samsung Galaxy Watch are trademarks of Samsung
Electronics Co., Ltd. Google Play Store is a trademark
of Google LLC. Other company names, product names
and marks are the property of their respective owners.
Screen images simulated. Appearance of devices may
vary.