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For your safety Read these simple guidelines. Not following them may be dangerous or illegal. Read the complete user guide for further information. SWITCH ON SAFELY Do not switch the phone on when wireless phone use is prohibited or when it may cause interference or danger. ROAD SAFETY COMES FIRST Obey all local laws. Always keep your hands free to operate the vehicle while driving. Your first consideration while driving should be road safety. INTERFERENCE All wireless phones may be susceptible to interference, which could affect performance. SWITCH OFF IN HOSPITALS Follow any restrictions. Switch the phone off near medical equipment. SWITCH OFF IN AIRCRAFT Follow any restrictions. Wireless devices can cause interference in aircraft. SWITCH OFF WHEN REFUELING Don't use the phone at a refuelling point. Don't use near fuel or chemicals. SWITCH OFF NEAR BLASTING Follow any restrictions. Don't use the phone where blasting is in progress. USE SENSIBLY Use only in the normal position as explained in the product documentation. Don't touch the antenna unnecessarily. QUALIFIED SERVICE Only qualified personnel may install or repair this product. ENHANCEMENTS AND BATTERIES Use only approved enhancements and batteries. Do not connect incompatible products. WATER-RESISTANCE Your phone is not waterresistant. Keep it dry. BACKUP COPIES Remember to make back-up copies or keep a written record of all important information stored in your phone. CONNECTING TO OTHER DEVICES When connecting to any other device, read its user guide for detailed safety instructions. Do not connect incompatible products. Copyright © 2005 Nokia. All rights reserved. vii

Section	Page
User's Guide for Nokia 6255	1
For your safety	7
Welcome	9
About your device	9
Network Services	9
Shared memory	10
Getting help	10
Find your phone label	10
Updates	10
Accessibility solutions	10
1. Phone at a glance	11
Keys and parts	11
The standby mode screen	13
Quick keys	13
Indicators and icons	13
Get the most out of this guide	14
Phone menus	15
The scroll method	15
In-phone help	15
‘Go to’ functions	16
Choose ’Go to’ functions	16
Organise functions	16
2. Set up your phone	17
Antenna	17
Battery	17
Install the MMC card	18
Replace the back cover	19
Charge the battery	19
Turn your phone on or off	19
Connect the headset	19
Make a call	20
Using the keypad	20
Using the contacts list	20
Using the last dialled number	20
Conference calling	20
Answer calls	21
Answer/reject or silence an incoming call	21
Adjust the earpiece volume	21
Answer a call with the keypad locked	21
Using the loudspeaker	22
Options during a call	22
Keyguard	22
Lock the keypad	23
Unlock the keypad	23
3. Text entry	24
Standard mode	24
Text (Abc)	24
Numbers (123)	24
Punctuation and special characters	25
Predictive text input	25
Activate/deactivate	25
Text entry	25
4. Messages	27
Text messages	27
Write and send	27
Templates	29
Read and reply	29
Options	29
Change sending options	30
Change message settings	30
Picture messages	31
Download pictures	31
Receive and save a picture message	31
Compose and send a picture message	31
Multimedia messages	32
MMS settings	33
Allow or block multimedia reception	33
Allow or block advertisements	34
Other MMS settings	34
Folders	34
Write and send multimedia messages	35
Read and reply to multimedia messages	36
Voice messages	37
Save voice mailbox number	37
Call and setup your voice mail	38
Listen to your voice message messages	38
Automate voice mail	38
Write down voice mailbox number and process	39
Insert dialling codes	39
Setup voice mail with dialling codes	39
Minibrowser messages	40
Message folders	40
Save drafts and received messages to folders	40
View saved messages	40
Delete messages	41
A single message	41
All messages in a folder	41
Voice tags	42
Assign a voice tag to an entry	42
Dial a number	43
Voice tags	43
Play back	43
Change	43
Delete	43
5. Call register	44
View missed calls	44
View received calls	44
View dialled numbers	45
Call times	45
Delete call registers	45
View duration of calls	45
Last call	46
Dialled calls	46
Received calls	46
All calls	46
Life timer	46
Clear timers	46
View duration of data/ fax calls	46
View duration of minibrowser	47
6. Contacts	48
Add new contacts	48
Save a name and number	48
Save (only) a number	48
Save an entry	48
Save multiple numbers and text items	48
Set up voice tags	49
Caller groups	49
Setup a group	49
Options	49
Set up speed dialling	50
Assign a key to speed dialling	50
Change speed dialling numbers	50
Delete speed dialling numbers	50
Edit contacts list entries	50
Delete contacts list entries	51
View the contacts list	51
Search for a name	52
Configure settings	52
Send and receive contacts (business cards)	52
Send a business card	53
7. Camera (Menu 4)	54
Take a photo	54
Other options	55
Self-timer	55
Record a Video clip	56
Settings	56
8. Gallery (Menu 5)	58
Folders	59
9. Media (Menu 6)	60
Media player	60
Music player	60
Play music tracks	61
Music player settings	61
Radio	62
Turn the radio on and off	62
Use the radio	62
Save a radio channel	63
Voice recorder	63
Make a recording	64
Define a storage folder	64
Manage recordings	64
Media equaliser	64
Activate an equaliser set	64
Create a custom equaliser set	64
10. Settings (Menu 7)	66
Profiles	66
Personalise a profile	66
Set a timed profile	66
Main display settings	67
Wallpaper	67
Colour scheme	67
Menu view	67
Mini display settings	67
Wallpaper	68
Colour schemes	68
Screen saver	68
Tone settings	68
Time and date settings	68
Clock	68
Show/hide the clock	68
Set the time	68
Time zone	69
Time format	69
Date	69
Show/hide the date	69
Set the date	69
Change the date format	69
Set the auto-update of date and time	69
Call settings	70
Anykey answer	70
Automatic redial	70
Speed dialling	70
Answer when fold is opened	70
Automatic update of service	70
Calling card	70
Save information	71
Make calls	71
International prefix	72
Data/fax calls	72
Data transfer	73
Call summary	73
Ringing tone for no caller ID	73
Phone settings	73
Phone language	73
DTMF tones	73
Set type	73
Set length	74
Memory status	74
Start-up tone	74
Create a welcome note	74
Help text	74
Voice commands	75
Assign a voice tag to a command	75
Activate a voice command	75
Options	75
Enhancement settings	75
Headset	76
Handsfree	76
Loopset	76
Charger	76
Security settings	77
Phone Lock	77
Activate or deactivate phone lock	77
Allow numbers when phone locked	77
Change lock code	78
Call restrictions	78
Voice privacy	79
Application settings	79
Network	79
Roaming options	79
Mode	80
Network services	80
Store a feature code	80
Call diverting	80
Activate	80
Cancel	81
Call waiting	81
Send own caller ID when calling	81
Restore factory settings	81
Choose ’Go to’ functions	82
Organise functions	82
11. Organiser (Menu 8)	83
Alarm clock	83
Set an alarm	83
Change the time	83
Set the alarm tone	83
Alarm conditions	83
Turn an alarm off	84
Calendar	84
Go to a date	84
Note a specific date	84
View notes (day view)	85
Options while viewing a list of notes	85
Send a note	86
Receive notes	86
View notes	86
Save notes	86
Discard notes	86
Notes	86
To-do list	87
Add a To-do note	87
View a To-do note	87
Options while viewing To-do notes	87
Calculator	88
Currency converter	88
Edit the exchange rate	89
12. Mobile Web (Menu 9)	90
Mobile internet access	90
Sign on to the mobile internet	90
Navigate the mobile internet	90
Phone keys	91
Receive a call while online	91
Make an emergency call while online	91
13. Connectivity (Menu 10)	92
Bluetooth connectivity	92
Pairing	93
Settings	94
Set up a Bluetooth connection	94
Send data	94
Receive a data transfer	94
Infrared	95
Send and receive data	95
Connection indicator	95
USB data transfer	95
Transfer files using Windows Explorer	96
Data/fax calls	97
Data transfer	97
14. Extras (Menu 11)	98
Games	98
Collections	98
Select application	98
Download	98
Memory status	98
PC Suite	98
15. Enhancements	100
16. Referenceinformation	101
Battery information	101
Nokia Battery Authentication Guidelines (for batteries with Nokia Hologram labels)	102
17. Care and maintenance	105
18. Additional safety information	106