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• TECHNICAL INFORMATION 17 Wireless system Weight Dimensions Frequency range Battery voltage Charging current Operating temp. No. of channels No. of NAMs Memory capacity Digital data Dual-band CDMA and AMPS 4.5 oz / 127 grams Length: Width: Thickness 5.12 in./ 130 mm (min) 1.85 in / 47 mm (max) 0.94 in / 24 mm (max) Lowband Highband 824.04 - 848.97 MHz (TX) 869.04 - 893.97 MHz (RX) 1850.04 - 1909.92 MHz (TX) 1930.08 - 1989.96 MHz (RX) 3.6v nominal 850mAh max -22°F to + 140°F (-30°C to + 60°C) 832 lowband; 1150 highband 2 Phone book: Calendar: To-do list: Text messages: up to 500 entries with up to 5 numbers and 4 text fields per name up to 500 entries up to 30 entries up to 100 entries for all folders circuit-switched data/fax packet-switched data (IS-2000) 14.4 KBps Group 3 fax up to 153.6 kbps [ 162 ]

Section	Page
User Guide for Nokia 6385 Phone	1
Table of contents	3
1 For your safety	7
Quick guide	9
• Menu shortcuts	10
2 Welcome	11
• Get the most out of this guide	11
Understand the terms	11
Observe text conventions	12
Follow graphic clues	12
Look for updates	13
• Understand wireless network services	13
Sign up with a service provider	13
Note differences among service providers	13
• Learn about accessibility solutions	14
Alternate format user guides	14
Accessible features	14
Text Telephone (TTY) and Teletype Device for the Deaf (TDD) device compatibility	15
LPS-1 mobile inductive loopset	15
• Contact Nokia	15
Your phone’s label	16
Have the right information available	16
Have the phone or accessory available	17
• Register your phone	17
• E-newsletters	17
• Contact your service provider	17
3 About your phone	18
• Your Nokia phone	18
• About the antennas	19
• About the battery	19
Install the battery	19
Charge the battery	20
Remove the battery	21
Important battery information	21
• Switch your phone on or off	22
• Check the Start screen	22
• Learn about the keys	23
• Make and answer calls	24
• Review phone symbols	25
• Use the selection keys	27
• View your phone’s help system	27
• Browse phone menus	28
Check the menu number, header line, and scroll bar	28
Scroll through menus	28
Learn about menu shortcuts	29
• Menu and menu shortcuts	29
• Phone book menu	39
4 Phone setup	40
• Learn about your headset	40
Connect the headset	40
Use the headset	40
• Adjust the volume	41
• Adjust display brightness	41
• Lock keypad (Keyguard)	41
5 Text entry	42
• Enter letters and numbers	42
• Write using ABC and 123 modes	43
Enter letters	43
Enter numbers	44
Enter punctuation/other characters	45
Use special characters in phone numbers	45
• Write with predictive text	46
Turn on predictive text input	48
Turn off predictive text input	48
Tips for predictive text	48
6 Phone book	50
• Saving names and numbers	50
• Recall names and numbers	51
• Use phone book menus	51
Displaying the phone book	52
Change phone book view	52
• Edit a name or number	53
• Add a number to a phone book entry	53
From the phone book	53
From the Start screen	53
By recalling the name	54
Change the number type	54
Learn about primary number	54
• Erase stored names and numbers	55
• Add other information to a phone book entry	56
• Use caller groups	56
Assign phone number to a caller group	56
Edit caller group options	57
• Check memory status	57
7 Call log	58
• Check missed, received, or dialed calls	59
View call log options	59
Use call log shortcuts	60
• Clear call lists	60
• Use call timers	61
• Turn on a current call timer	62
• Clear call timers	62
• Data timers (Data/fax and Minibrowser)	63
Access data-related call timers	63
Data-related call timer options	63
Minibrowser timer options	63
8 Voice mailbox	64
• Store your voice mailbox number	64
• Set greetings	64
• Listen to your voice messages	65
9 Text messages	66
• Write a text message	66
Create and send a text message	66
View message options	68
Create new message from the phone book	69
• Use message templates	69
• Learn about e-mail text messages	70
Create and send an e-mail message	70
Send messages to phones in other networks	70
• Picture messages	71
Download pictures	71
When you receive a picture message	71
Compose and send a picture message	72
• Receive text messages	73
• Respond to a text message	73
• Reply to a message	74
Replying via SMS	74
Replying to an e-mail message	75
• Erase messages	75
Learn about erase options	75
Erasing messages in the message folders	76
Erasing individual text messages	76
Forward a message	76
• Learn about message settings	77
Assign message options	77
• Organize text messages using folders	78
Use the Archive folder	79
Learn about My folders	79
• Chat with other phone users	80
Use predictive text for quick replies	81
View chat history	81
Change your nickname	81
End your chat session	81
10 Personalization	82
• Learn about profiles	82
• Select a different profile	82
• Use a timed profile	83
• Customize a profile	83
Set ringing options	83
Set a ringing tone	84
Set ringing volume	84
Set a vibrating alert	85
Set message alert tone	85
Set keypad tones	85
Set warning tones	86
• Rename profiles	86
Select and customize an accessory profile	86
• Download a ringing tone	88
Play, save, or erase a ringing tone	88
Use PC Composer	88
Receive ringing tones from Minibrowser	88
• Set the display language	88
• Set the clock	89
Manually setting the clock	89
Selecting time format	89
Allowing the network to set the clock	90
Displaying or hiding the clock	90
• Customize the Welcome screen	90
Create a startup message	91
• Learn about voice commands	91
Create a voice tag for a menu option	91
Use a voice command	92
Work with voice tags	92
11 Advanced features	93
• View in-call options	93
• Use call forwarding	94
Learn about call forwarding feature codes	94
Store a feature code	95
Activate/cancel call forwarding	96
• Use call waiting	96
Answering a waiting call	96
Switch between the two calls	96
End the active call	96
• Make a conference call	97
End calls	97
Disconnect second party	97
Disconnect first party	97
• Send own caller ID with next call	98
Store the feature codes	98
Place a call without sending your number	98
• Use Automatic redial	99
• Calling card	99
Saving calling card information	99
Choosing a calling card to use	100
Making calling card calls	100
• Voice dialing	101
Assign a voice tag to a phone number	102
Dialing a number using voice dialing	103
Work with voice tags	103
• 1touch dialing	104
Set up 1-touch dialing	104
1-touch dialing options	105
• Learn about Caller Groups	105
• Use Touch tones	106
Set manual touch tone options	107
Send touch tone string manually	107
Send touch tone string from phone book	108
Store touch tone string with phone number	108
• Link phone book entries	109
• Learn about Voice Recorder	109
Record a memo	110
Work with recorded memos	110
Notes about voice recorder	111
12 Security and System settings	112
• Lock keypad (Keyguard)	112
Activate/deactivate Keyguard	112
• Security code	113
Correct entry errors	113
Change your security code	113
• Phone lock	114
Learn about the lock code	114
Activating and deactivating phone lock	115
Answer a call with phone lock on	115
Allowed number when phone locked	115
Store the unlocked phone number	115
Calling the allowed phone number	116
• Call restrictions	116
Learn about restriction options	116
Adding a call restrictions	117
Select call restrictions	117
Edit call restrictions	118
Erasing call restrictions	118
• Automatic update of service	118
• Learn about system selection	119
View Roaming options	119
View Mode options	120
Restore settings from analog modes	120
13 Organizer	121
• Use the alarm clock	121
Set the alarm	121
Respond to an alarm	121
Alarm when phone power is off	122
Alarm clock notes	122
• Calendar	122
Calendar Options menu	123
Learn about Calendar views	123
Add a calendar note	124
• Use the to-do list	125
View task details	126
Work with a to-do note	126
• Calculator	126
Use the calculator	127
Use calculator for currency conversion	127
• Stopwatch	128
Time an event using split timing	128
View timing options	129
Time an event using lap timing	129
Choose other stopwatch options	130
14. Games	131
Game control	131
Start a new game	132
Game settings	132
15 Your phone and other devices	133
• IR basics	133
Enable IR communications	133
Check the status of an IR connection	134
Send and receive information using IR	134
Send a business card to another device	134
Send calendar notes	135
Receive business cards or calendar notes from other devices	135
• PC Connectivity - cable and IR	136
Nokia PC Suite™	136
Modem setup	137
Download software	137
16 Minibrowser	138
• Understand browsing sessions and indicators	138
• Launching the minibrowser	139
• Minibrowser menu	139
• Navigate in the minibrowser	140
• Links	141
• Bookmarks	142
• Receive messages via the minibrowser	143
Notification of new minibrowser messages	143
Web links in minibrowser messages	143
• End the minibrowser session	143
• Disable minibrowser confirmations	144
17 Reference information	145
• Battery statements	145
Charging and Discharging	145
• Use proper CARE AND MAINTENANCE	146
• Understand IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION	147
Traffic Safety	147
Operating environment	147
Electronic devices	147
Other medical devices	148
Vehicles	148
Posted facilities	148
Potentially explosive atmospheres	149
Vehicles	149
Emergency calls	150
Make an Emergency Call	150
• Certification information (SAR)	151
• Accessories	152
• Battery information	153
Standby and Talk Times	153
Charging Times	154
• Chargers and other accessories	154
Learn about chargers and other accessories	155
Standard Travel Charger (ACP-7U)	155
Rapid Travel Charger (ACP-8U)	155
Rapid Travel Charger (ACP-12U)	156
Rapid Cigarette Lighter Charger (LCH-9)	156
Compact Desktop Charging Stand (DCH-8)	156
Headset (HDC-9P)	157
Headset (HDE-1)	157
Data Cable (DLR-3P)	157
Data Cable (DKU-6)	157
Spare battery charger (DDC-1)	157
Loopset (LPS-1)	157
• Complete Car Kit (CARK-91H)	158
Mobile Holder (MBC-1)	158
Leather Carry Case (CSL-21)	158
• Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)	159
• Glossary	163
• Technical information	168
• Troubleshooting	169
18 Nokia One Year Limited Warranty	171
Appendix A Message from the CTIA (Cellular Telecommunications & Internet Association) to all user...	176
Appendix B Message from the FDA (U.S. Food and Drug Administration) to all users of mobile phones.	180
19 Index	185
Numerics	185
A	185
B	185
C	186
D	187
E	187
F	187
G	187
H	187
I	188
K	188
L	188
M	188
N	189
O	189
P	189
Q	190
R	190
S	190
T	191
U	191
V	191