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Before You Start Cellphone system structure Every time you use your phone, there are several components involved for the phone to operate successfully and to process a call: Service provider Network i-mode provider The people that make your phone The people that supply your SIM card and bills The people that transmit your calls The people that provide your Internet services All the features described in this user manual are supported by your phone. However, for all these features to work, you must have a valid SIM card (supplied by your service provider) that also supports these features. If the network that transmits your calls does not support a certain feature, the feature will not work even if you have a fully featured SIM card. This last point is especially important when you are roaming networks. User guide legend This type of paragraph contains important information. This type of paragraph contains information worth noting. This type of paragraph contains details of where to find related information to the topic being explained. 9

Section	Page
Important Information	7
Read this information before using your phone	7
Conditions of Use	7
FCC RF Exposure Information	7
Body-worn Operation	7
Declaration of Conformity	7
Safety And Precautions	8
Before You Start	11
Cellphone system structure	11
Parts and functions	12
Display information	13
Key functions	13
Main menu	14
Main menu screens, menus, check boxes/radio buttons	14
Options menu operation example	14
Keypad shortcuts	15
Main phone features	16
Displayed icons for LCD	17
Overview of menu function	18
Getting Started	19
Service activation	19
Voice mail messaging and text messaging	19
Phone password	19
SIM card	19
Inserting a SIM card	20
Removing a SIM card	20
Preparing the battery	21
Charging the battery for the first time	21
Checking the battery	21
Low battery indication	22
Charging the battery	22
Changing the battery	22
Powering on the phone	23
Switching the phone on	23
Switching the phone off	23
Basic Calls and Phone Use	24
Making an emergency call	24
Dialing calls	24
Accessing the dialed calls list	24
Accessing the other dialed lists	24
Ending a call	24
Using handsfree	25
Receiving calls	25
Accepting a call	25
Rejecting a call	25
Placing a call on hold	26
Making a second call	26
Receiving a second call (subscription dependent)	26
Making multi-party calls (subscription dependent)	26
Unsuccessful calls/Auto redial	26
International dialling service	27
Entering international dialling codes	27
Scratchpad number	27
Call features	28
Fast dial	28
Voice mail	28
Volume control	28
Keylock/Auto key lock	28
Screen Saver	29
Call Options	30
Dialed calls	30
Call lists	30
Charge Info	30
Charge settings	31
Personalizing Settings	32
Voice volume	32
Answer options	32
Any key answer	32
Ring silencer	32
Minute reminder	32
Auto key lock	33
ALS setup	33
Time/date	33
Set timezone	33
Set date/time	33
Set time format	34
Set date format	34
Language	34
Phone modes	34
Phone mode selection	34
Phone mode settings	35
Changing phone mode settings	35
Power on greetings/animations	37
Wallpaper	37
Colour style	37
Animation	38
Brightness	38
Contrast	38
Calls	38
Call diversion	38
Call waiting	39
Auto redial	40
Withhold ID	40
Security	40
Change PINs	41
Phone lock	41
Bar calls	41
Fixed dialing	42
Network	43
Network info	43
Choose network	43
Set automatic or manual network selection	43
View/Edit/Delete network list	43
Band	43
GPRS info	43
Transfer rate	44
T9 input	44
Reset settings	44
Text Entry	45
Mode change	45
Text edit screen option menu	45
Inserting object	45
Format	45
Predefined text	46
Insert number	46
Mark/Unmark text	46
T9 language	46
T9 preferred	46
T9 English text input	46
Normal text input (ABC)	47
Numeric input	47
Messages	48
Messages overview	48
Messages list screen options menu	48
SMS edit screen options menu	49
To read a message	49
Creating and sending a message	49
Useful Tips For SMS and EMS	50
Predefined text	50
Message settings	51
Memory status	52
Cell broadcast	52
Message list	52
Broadcast	52
Topic list	52
Auto display	52
CB languages	52
i-mode	53
What is i-mode	53
i-mode website connection	53
E-mail/Multimedia Message Service (MMS)	53
Website Browsing	53
What Can be Downloaded?	53
What is a Ring tone?	53
What is a Wallpaper?	53
What is an Animation?	54
What is Java™ applications?	54
i-mode icon	54
i-mode Settings	54
Ringer time	54
Connection No.	54
i-mode lock	54
iMenu	55
Mail	55
Compose mail	55
Compose MMS	56
Inbox	58
Sent mail	59
Draft	60
Check new mail	60
Mail settings	60
Back	61
Java™ application	61
SMS	61
Bookmarks	61
Go to webpage	61
Enter address	61
Address history	61
Back	62
Saved pages	62
Settings	62
Phonebook	64
Lists	64
Personal Directory (ADN)	64
Fixed Dialing Numbers (FDN)	64
Service Dialing Numbers (SDN)	65
Creating a new phonebook record	65
Complete	65
SIM	65
Phone	66
Own number	66
FDN	67
Groups	67
Calling phone numbers from phonebook	68
Editing phonebook entries	69
Deleting a single phonebook record	69
Deleting all phone records	69
Copying/Moving from phone to SIM / SIM to phone	69
Sending an SMS/MMS/i-mail from the phonebook	70
Search by a record number	70
Memory status	70
Sorting a list	70
Camera	71
Taking a picture	71
Zoom	71
Brightness	71
Camera (before taking a picture)	71
Self timer	72
Twilight	72
Close up	72
Screen mode	72
Photo size	72
Brightness	72
Image quality	72
Effect	73
Flicker control	73
Default setting	73
Camera option menu (after saving a picture)	73
Send via iMail	73
Send as MMS	73
Set as wallpaper	73
View finder	73
Go to my photos	73
My data	74
Photos and pictures	74
Display the photos/pictures list screen	74
Selecting and displaying an image	74
Photos/Pictures options menu	74
Sounds	75
Sounds option menu	75
Record voice	76
Recording voice	76
Record voice option menu	77
Memory status	77
Java™ application	78
Accessory	79
Scheduler	79
Agenda	79
ToDo list	80
Notepad	81
Alarm clock	82
Auto off	83
Auto on	83
Countdown	83
Stopwatch	83
Calculator	84
Calculator key	84
Currency converter	85
Rate setting	85
Rate compute	85
Composer	85
Voice memo	85
Record	86
Play	86
Data rate	86

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Every time you use your phone, there are several components involved for the phone to operate successfully and to process a call:

All the features described in this user manual are supported by your phone. However, for all these features to work, you must have a valid SIM card

(supplied by your service provider) that also supports these features. If the network that transmits your calls does not support a certain feature, the

feature will not work even if you have a fully featured SIM card. This last point is especially important when you are roaming networks.

User guide legend

This type of paragraph contains important information.

This type of paragraph contains information worth noting.

This type of paragraph contains details of where to find related information to the topic being explained.

Before You Start

Cellphone system structure

The people that

make your phone

Service provider

Network

i-mode provider

The people that supply

your SIM card and bills

The people that

transmit your calls

The people that provide

your Internet services