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Power, 2. Add New, Pairing a new Bluetooth, device

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Note Read user guide of each Bluetooth accessory that you are trying to pair with your phone because the instructions may be different. Note The Bluetooth features of this handset may not be compatible with all Bluetooth enabled devices. Your service provider or handset manufacturer cannot be held responsible for compatibility issues with devices not sold by the service provider or handset manufacturer. 1. Power Allows you to set the power On/Off. 1. Touch . 2. Touch . 3. Touch Bluetooth and 1 Power. 4. Touch a setting. On/ Off Note By default, your device's Bluetooth functionality is turned off. 2. Add New Pairing is the process that allows the handset to locate, establish and register 1-to-1 connection with the target device. Pairing a new Bluetooth® device 1. Touch . 2. Touch . 3. Touch Bluetooth and 2 Add New. 4. Follow the Bluetooth accessory instructions to set the device to pairing mode. 73 Settings

Section	Page
Important Safety Precautions	3
Table of Contents	6
Welcome	11
Technical Details	12
FCC RF Exposure Information	14
Bodily Contact During Operation	14
Vehicle-Mounted the External...	15
FCC Notice and Cautions	15
Phone Overview	16
Touch Sensitive Soft Keys	17
Touch Screen Shortcut Menu	19
Menus Overview	20
Menu Access	23
Getting Started with Your Phone	24
The Battery	24
Installing the Battery	24
Removing the Battery	24
Charging the Battery	24
Battery Charge Level	25
Turning the Phone On and Off	25
Turning the Phone On	25
Turning the Phone Off	25
Signal Strength	26
Screen Icons	26
Making Calls	26
Correcting Dialing Mistakes	27
Redialing Calls	27
Receiving Calls	27
Quick Access to Convenient F...	28
Lock Mode	28
Mute Function	28
Volume Quick Adjustment	28
Call Waiting	28
Caller ID	29
Speed Dialing	29
Entering and Editing Informa...	30
Text Input	30
Contacts in Your Phone’s Memory	31
The Basics of Storing Contac...	31
Phone Numbers With Pauses	31
Storing a Number with Pauses	32
Adding a Pause to an Existin...	32
Searching Your Phone’s Memory	33
Accessing Options	33
Making a Call From Your Phon...	34
Using Phone Menus	36
Recent Calls	36
1. Missed Calls	36
2. Received Calls	37
3. Dialed Calls	37
4. Data	37
5. All Calls	37
6. Call Timer	37
7. Data Counter	38
Contacts	38
1. New Contact	38
2. Contact List	39
3. My Circle	39
4. Groups	40
5. Speed Dials	40
6. My Name Card	41
Messaging	41
1. New Text Message	41
2. New Picture Message	44
3. Inbox	45
4. Sent	47
5. Drafts	48
6. Voicemail	48
7. Quick-Text	49
8. Settings	49
9. Delete All	51
New Events Manager	52
Axcess Web	52
1. Start Browser	52
2. Web Messages	54
3. Web Settings	55
Axcess Shop	55
1. Axcess Shop	56
2. Axcess Info	57
Music	58
Shuffle	58
Multimedia	58
Take Photo	59
Image	60
Record Video	61
Video	62
Audio	63
Axcess TV	63
Tools	64
Voice Command	64
Alarm Clock	64
Calendar	65
World Clock	65
Calculator	66
Ez Tip Calc	66
Notepad	67
Unit Converter	67
Settings	68
Display	68
1. Wallpaper	68
2. Banner	68
3. Backlight	68
4. Languages	69
5. Clocks & Calendar	69
6. Font Settings	70
7. Color Scheme	70
Sound & Touch	71
1. Ringers	71
2. Volume	71
3. Message Alert	71
4. Alert Type	72
5. Service Alerts	72
6. Power On/Off Tones	73
7. Slide Tone	73
8. Touch Key Feedback	73
9. Touch Calibration	74
Bluetooth®	74
1. Power	75
2. Add New	75
3. Paired Devices	76
4. Settings	76
4.1 Power	76
4.2 Visibility	77
4.3 Device Name	77
4.4 Device Info	77
USB Connection	78
Security	80
1. Lock Phone	80
2. Restrictions	80
3. Emergency #s	81
4. Change Lock Code	81
5. Reset Default	82
Call Settings	82
1. Answer Options	82
2. End Options	83
3. Auto Retry	83
4. One-Touch Dial	83
5. Voice Privacy	84
6. Auto Volume	84
7. Airplane Mode	84
8. TTY Mode	85
System	85
1. Network	85
2. Location	87
Phone Information	87
1. My Number	87
2. ESN/MEID	88
3. Icon Glossary	88
4. Version	88
5. Software Update	88
6. Memory	89
Safety	90
TIA Safety Information	90
Exposure to Radio Frequency ...	90
Antenna Care	90
Phone Operation	91
Tips on Efficient Operation	91
Driving	91
Electronic Devices	91
Pacemakers	91
Persons with pacemakers:	92
Hearing Aids	92
Other Medical Devices	92
Health Care Facilities	92
Vehicles	93
Posted Facilities	93
Aircraft	93
Blasting Areas	93
Potentially Explosive Atmosp...	93
For Vehicles Equipped with a...	94
Safety Information	94
Charger and Adapter Safety	94
Battery Information and Care	95
Explosion, Shock, and Fire H...	95
General Notice	96
Warning! Important safety in...	98
Avoiding hearing damage	98
Using your phone safely	98
Avoiding hearing damage	99
Using headsets safely	99
FDA Consumer Update	100
10 Driver Safety Tips	110
Consumer Information on SAR	114
FCC Hearing-Aid Compatibilit...	117
Accessories	120
Limited Warranty Stateme	121