Sony Ericsson LiveView User Guide
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- Sony Ericsson LiveView | User Guide - Page 1
LiveView™ micro display Extended User guide - Sony Ericsson LiveView | User Guide - Page 2
screen 14 Turning on the display 15 Displaying categories in LiveView 16 Find phone 17 Calls 18 Text messages 19 All events 20 Multimedia messages 21 Music player 22 Social networking services 23 Troubleshooting 24 No plug-ins are found 24 LiveView™ turns off automatically 24 Unexpected - Sony Ericsson LiveView | User Guide - Page 3
Introduction To get the most up-to-date User guide for your accessory, go to www.sonyericsson.com/support. LiveView™ micro display mirrors and displays the events that happen in your phone, so you never miss what is going on. On your LiveView™ screen, you can view notifications such as text messages - Sony Ericsson LiveView | User Guide - Page 4
guide. See Barcode on page 6. To check the phone software version • From your phone's main menu, find and tap Settings > About phone > Firmware version. To update your phone software • Go to the Sony Ericsson support website at www.sonyericsson.com/support and follow the instructions. The updating - Sony Ericsson LiveView | User Guide - Page 5
Market™, make sure you have an Internet connection and a Google™ account. You may also need to have a memory card inserted in your phone. Android Market™ may not be available in all countries or regions. When you download content to your phone, you may be charged for the amount of - Sony Ericsson LiveView | User Guide - Page 6
the barcode, tap Continue. You are directed to the LiveWare™ manager application in Android Market™. Follow the instructions that appear on your phone screen. If you use a different barcode scanner, the instructions might vary. 6 This is an Internet version of this publication. © Print only for - Sony Ericsson LiveView | User Guide - Page 7
select which notification categories you want to show on the device. The LiveView™ application also lets you apply Facebook™ and Twitter™ settings, turn on or off the LiveView™ vibration function, and set all notifications in LiveView™ as read. LiveView™ needs to be paired with your phone, and you - Sony Ericsson LiveView | User Guide - Page 8
/ notification LED (Light-emitting diode) 2 Back / select / media player / display on 3 Connector for charger 4 Clip - attach the LiveView™ device anywhere you want, for example, to your clothing 5 Wrist strap - wear the LiveView™ device on your wrist Changing wearing solutions You can use - Sony Ericsson LiveView | User Guide - Page 9
Notification LED The Notification LED provides information on the status and notifications of LiveView™. • Flashing blue - incoming call • Flashing red - low battery • Flashing green - a new notification is available • Flashing red and green alternately - pairing is underway • Red - the battery - Sony Ericsson LiveView | User Guide - Page 10
notifications received on the LiveView™ device are indicated by a vibration. You can turn off the vibrating alert function in the LiveView™ application. To turn off vibrating alerts 1 Connect LiveView™ with your phone. 2 From your phone menu, find and tap LiveView™ application > Vibrate. 3 To turn - Sony Ericsson LiveView | User Guide - Page 11
Charging Before using the LiveView™ device for the first time, you need to charge it for approximately 2 hours until the notification LED turns green. 11 This is an Internet version of this publication. © Print only for private use. - Sony Ericsson LiveView | User Guide - Page 12
is turned off. Press and hold down until the LiveView™ device enters pairing mode. 4 All Bluetooth™ devices within range of your phone will be listed. Tap LiveView™ in the list that appears. 5 When asked to add LiveView™, follow the instructions that appear. 6 If you are asked to enter a passcode - Sony Ericsson LiveView | User Guide - Page 13
™ on and off To turn on your LiveView™ device • Press . To turn off your LiveView™ device • Press and hold down . Before turning the LiveView™ device off, make sure the display is turned on. See To turn on the display on page 15. 13 This is an Internet version of this publication. © Print only - Sony Ericsson LiveView | User Guide - Page 14
categories, such as messaging, social networking services, feeds, calls, and calendar items from the LiveView™ Home screen, depending on your phone of unread notifications To go to the Home screen • Turn on the LiveView™ device and press . To navigate through notification categories • Tap or . To - Sony Ericsson LiveView | User Guide - Page 15
notification, if the vibrating alert function is on. If the display is off, you need to turn it on again in order to view notifications. To turn on the display 1 Make sure your LiveView™ device is turned on. 2 Press any key on your LiveView™ device. 15 This is an Internet version of this publication - Sony Ericsson LiveView | User Guide - Page 16
can decide which notification categories you want to display on your LiveView™ device. To select categories displayed in LiveView™ 1 Connect your LiveView™ device with your phone. 2 From your phone's main menu, find and tap LiveView™ application > Customise tiles. 3 Select your favourite categories - Sony Ericsson LiveView | User Guide - Page 17
™. Your phone beeps or vibrates, allowing you to find it. To use the Find phone function 1 Go to the LiveView™ Home screen. 2 Scroll to Find phone by tapping or . 3 Press . Your LiveView™ device starts to search for your phone. Your phone beeps or vibrates, allowing you to find it. 4 To stop your - Sony Ericsson LiveView | User Guide - Page 18
, LiveView™ displays the name or number of the caller. You can mute the call, or open the call history list in the phone remotely. To mute an incoming call using LiveView™ • Press . To remotely open the call history list in your phone 1 Open a missed call notification on your LiveView™ device - Sony Ericsson LiveView | User Guide - Page 19
your phone, you can check the sender's information and the content of the message on your LiveView™ device. You can also remotely open the message in your phone. To read text messages on the LiveView™ device 1 Scroll to by tapping or . 2 To enter the message inbox, press . 3 To select the message - Sony Ericsson LiveView | User Guide - Page 20
All events The All events feature collects notifications for all event categories shown in LiveView™. 20 This is an Internet version of this publication. © Print only for private use. - Sony Ericsson LiveView | User Guide - Page 21
Multimedia messages Your LiveView™ device displays the text part of multimedia messages. If you want to access images, sounds or videos sent in multimedia messages, go to the messaging application in your phone. 21 This is an Internet version of this publication. © Print only for private use. - Sony Ericsson LiveView | User Guide - Page 22
open the music player in your phone 1 From the Home screen of your LiveView™ device, press and hold down . 2 To play a track in the phone, press . To remotely pause the music player in your phone • When music is playing, press . To change the music player volume • While the music player is playing - Sony Ericsson LiveView | User Guide - Page 23
from Facebook™ as well as Twitter™ updates. You can access your social networking service settings from the LiveView™ application in your phone to, for example, filter notifications about a specific friend. To view social networking service notifications 1 Scroll to a social networking - Sony Ericsson LiveView | User Guide - Page 24
Troubleshooting No plug-ins are found For some phone types and/or countries there might not be any plug-ins available for the LiveView™ application. LiveView™ turns off automatically • The battery level is too low. Charge your LiveView™ device. • Pairing has failed. You need to re-enter pairing mode - Sony Ericsson LiveView | User Guide - Page 25
Sony Ericsson may void the user's authority to operate the equipment. This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device , if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there - Sony Ericsson LiveView | User Guide - Page 26
Canada. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) this device may not cause interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference, including interference that may cause undesired operation of the device. This Class B digital apparatus complies with Canadian ICES-003. Cet - Sony Ericsson LiveView | User Guide - Page 27
such mark by Sony Ericsson is under license. Interoperability and compatibility among Bluetooth™ devices varies. Device generally supports products utilizing Bluetooth spec. 1.2 or higher, and Headset or Handsfree profile. The Liquid Identity logo, LiveWare and LiveView are trademarks or registered
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