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Getting Started with Your Phone Getting Started with Your Phone The Battery Note It is important to fully charge the battery before initial use of the phone. The phone comes with a rechargeable battery. The battery charge level is shown at the top right of the LCD screen. Installing the Battery Press down on the battery cover and slide upwards. Then lift it off to remove it. Align the battery contacts with the phone terminals at the bottom of the phone. Gently push down on the battery until it clicks into place. Align the battery cover with the battery compartment and gently press down on it, then slide the battery cover downwards until it clicks. 26 Removing the Battery Turn the power off. Remove the battery cover (as mentioned previously). Use the fingernail cutout near the top of the battery to lift the battery out of the battery compartment. Charging the Battery Your AN510 device comes with a cableless travel adapter and a USB data cable which connect together to charge your phone. To charge your phone: Note Please use only an approved charging accessory to charge your LG phone. Improper handling of the charging port, as well as the use of an incompatible charger, may cause damage to your phone and void the warranty.

Section	Page
Important Safety Precautions	3
Table of Contents	6
Welcome	12
Technical Details	13
FCC RF Exposure Information	15
Vehicle-Mounted External Ant...	15
Caution	16
Part 15.19 statement	16
Part 15.21 statement	16
Part 15.105 statement	17
HAC	18
Phone Overview	19
Quick Keys	21
Homescreens	22
Menus Overview	24
Menu Access	24
Getting Started with Your Phone	28
The Battery	28
Installing the Battery	28
Removing the Battery	28
Charging the Battery	28
How to Install Your microSD™...	29
How to Remove Your microSD™ ...	30
Battery Charge Level	30
Turning the Phone On and Off	30
Turning the Phone On	30
Turning the Phone Off	30
Unlocking the Phone	30
Signal Strength	31
Screen Icons	31
Making Calls	31
Correcting Dialing Mistakes	32
Redialing Calls	32
Receiving Calls	32
Quick Access to Convenient ...	33
Lock Mode	33
Speakerphone Function	33
Volume Quick Adjustment	33
Call Waiting	33
Caller ID	34
Speed Dialing	34
Entering and Editing Informa...	35
Text Input	35
Contacts in Your Phone’s Memory	36
The Basics of Storing Contac...	36
Phone Numbers With Pauses	36
Adding a Pause to an Existin...	37
Searching Your Phone’s Memory	38
Accessing Options	38
Making a Call From Your Phon...	39
Using Phone Menus	40
Call History	40
1. Missed Calls	40
2. Received Calls	40
3. Dialed Calls	41
4. All Calls	41
5. Call Timer	42
6. Data Counter	42
Speed Dials	42
Browser	43
Dialer	50
Messaging	50
1. New Text Message	51
2. New Picture Message	52
3. Inbox	53
4. Outbox	55
5. Drafts	56
6. Voicemail	57
7. Web Alerts	57
8. Templates	57
9. Delete All	57
10. Message Settings	58
10.1 All Messages	58
10.2 Text Messages	58
10.3 Picture Messages	59
10.4 Edit Voicemail Number	59
New Text Message	59
Contacts	60
1. New Contact	60
2. Contact List	60
3. Speed Dials	61
4. Groups	61
5. My vCard	62
New Contact	62
1. New Contact	62
Take Photo	63
Gallery	65
Record Videos	66
My Stuff	68
BREW	68
Record Voice	69
Music	69
1. Now Playing/ Recently P...	70
2. All Songs	70
3. Artists	70
4. Albums	71
5. Genres	71
6. My Playlists	71
7. Settings	72
7.1 Repeat	72
7.2 Shuffle Songs	72
7.3 Background Music	72
My Playlists	73
Voice Command	73
1. Start Command	73
1.1 Call <Name> or <Number>	73
1.2 Voicemail	74
1.3 Missed Calls	74
1.4 Messages	74
1.5 Time & Date	75
1.6 Help	75
2. Command Mode	75
3. Announce Alert	75
4. Train Word	76
5. Best Match	76
Tools	76
1. EZ Tip Calculator	76
2. Unit Converter	77
3. Stopwatch	77
Organizer	78
1. Calendar	78
2. Date Finder	78
Calculator	79
Alarm Clock	79
World Clock	80
Drawing Panel	80
Notepad	81
Sound Settings	82
1. Ringtones	82
2. Volume	82
3. Message Alerts	83
4. Alert Type	83
5. Service Alerts	84
6. Power On/Off Tone	84
Display Settings	85
1. Wallpaper	85
2. Banner	85
3. LCD Settings	85
3.1 Power Save	86
3.2 Backlight	86
3.3 Brightness	86
4. Idiomas(Languages)	86
5. Clocks & Calendar	87
6. Font Settings	87
7. Dial Font Size	87
8. Themes	88
8.1 Background Style	88
8.2 Menu Style	88
9. Name Match for Dialing	88
Call Settings	88
1. Answer Options	88
2. Auto Retry	89
3. One Touch Dial	89
4. Auto Volume	89
5. Airplane Mode	90
6. TTY Mode	90
Touch Settings	91
1. Touchscreen Calibration	91
2. Touchscreen Effect	91
Phone Settings	92
1. Auto Screen Lock	92
2. Security	92
2.1 Auto Device Lock	92
2.2 Restrictions	93
2.3 Emergency Numbers	94
2.4 Change Lock Code	94
2.5. Reset Default	95
3. Memory	95
4. BREW & Web	96
5. Phone Info	96
5.1 My Number	96
5.2 MEID	97
5.3 Icon Glossary	97
5.4 SW/HW Version	97
5.5 Serving System	97
System	98
1. Network	98
1.1 System Select	98
1.2 Set NAM	98
2. Location	99
Bluetooth®	99
1. Power	100
2. Add New	100
3. Paired Devices	101
4. Settings	101
4.1 My Visibility	101
4.2 Device Name	102
4.3 My Bluetooth Info	102
4.4 Supported Profiles	102
4.5 Found Devices	103
4.6 Delete All	103
USB Mass Storage	103
Troubleshooting	104
Safety	106
TIA Safety Information	106
Exposure to Radio Frequency ...	106
Antenna Care	107
Phone Operation	107
Tips on Efficient Operation	107
Driving	107
Electronic Devices	107
Pacemakers	108
Persons with pacemakers:	108
Hearing Aids	108
Other Medical Devices	108
Health Care Facilities	109
Vehicles	109
Posted Facilities	109
Aircraft	109
Blasting Areas	109
Potentially Explosive Atmosp...	109
For Vehicles Equipped with ...	110
Battery Information and Care	110
Safety Information	111
Charger and Adapter Safety	112
Battery Information and Care	113
Explosion, Shock, and Fire H...	114
General Notice	114
Warning! Important safety in...	116
Avoiding hearing damage	116
Using your phone safely	116
Using headsets safely	117
FDA Consumer Update	117
10 Driver Safety Tips	128
Consumer Information on SAR	131
FCC Hearing-Aid Compatibilit...	135
Accessories	138
Limited Warranty Statement	139