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DLR-3P connections 17. DLR-3P connections You can establish a 2-way connection between your PC or laptop computer and your phone via the DLR-3P serial cable. With this type of connection, your phone can: • function as an external modem connected via the DLR-3P. Use your existing data software (Dial-up Networking, AOL, etc.) or fax software (WinFax Pro, HotFax, etc.) to send and receive faxes, connect to the Internet, or check E-mail. • synchronize the phone book, calendar, and to-do list with some of the most popular Personal Information Manager (PIM) programs on the market (Outlook, ACT!, Lotus Organizer, Gold Mine, etc.). Use the FoneSync application found on the Nokia CD-ROM in conjunction with your existing PIM application to keep all of your information up-to-date. For more information on connecting your phone to your PC or laptop via the DLR-3P, see the accompanying PC Connectivity Guide. For more information on synchronizing data between your phone and popular Personal Information Manager (PIM) programs using the DLR-3P, please refer to the FoneSync Getting Started brochure. [ 81 ]

Section	Page
Contents	4
• For your safety	12
• Your phone’s label	13
1. Welcome	14
• Network services	14
Updates	14
• How to contact Nokia	14
• Contacting your service provider	15
2. Before you begin	16
• Attach your battery	16
• Charge your battery	16
• Removing the battery	17
Prolonging battery life	17
3. About your phone	18
• Diagrams	18
Front	18
• Switch the phone on (or off)	19
• About your phone’s display	19
The Start screen	19
• Indicators and Icons	20
• Using the keys	22
Using the selection keys	22
• Using the NaviTM roller	23
• Using the sliding cover	24
Just in case	24
4. Your phone’s menus	26
• Browsing the menus via the roller	26
• List of main menu functions	27
5. Making/receiving calls	31
Making a call using the keypad	31
Making a call using the phone book	31
Making other types of phone calls	31
Answering a call	31
Ending a call	32
Rejecting a call	32
Last number redial	32
Calling your voice mailbox	32
• Adjusting the earpiece volume	33
6. Letters and numbers	34
Entering characters via the NaviTM roller	34
Entering characters via the keypad	34
7. Phone book	36
• Saving names and numbers	36
Saving names and numbers	36
Saving via the phone book menu	36
• Working with the phone book	37
Making a call from the phone book	37
• Phone book menus	37
• Organizing the phone book	38
Editing a name and number	38
Erasing a phone book entry	39
8. Call log	40
Viewing call-related information	40
Call-related information options	41
Clear call lists	41
• Other call log options	42
Call timers	42
Clear call timers	42
9. Voice messages	43
Setting up your voice mailbox	43
Greetings, passwords, and prompts	43
Listening to your voice messages	43
10. Profiles	44
• Selecting another profile	44
11. Advanced calling features	45
• Exploring the In-call menu options	45
Send touch tones	45
Send flash	46
End all calls	46
New call	46
Accessing Phone book and Menu	46
Muting/unmuting the microphone	47
Anykey answer	47
• Caller ID	47
• Call forwarding	48
• Call waiting	48
• Send own caller ID with next call	49
• 3-way conference calls	49
• Automatic redial	50
• Calling card	50
• Voice dialing	52
Assigning a voice tag to a phone number	52
Dialing a number using voice dialing	54
Working with an existing voice tag	54
• 1touch dialing	55
Setting up 1-touch dialing	55
• Phone book enhancements	56
Multiple numbers per phone book entry	56
Primary number	57
Changing a number type	57
Saving text information	58
Searching the phone book	58
Phone book scroll view	58
• Caller groups	59
• Memory status	60
12. Customize your phone	61
• Customizing the Navi roller	61
• Working with profiles	61
Settings you can customize	62
Renaming profiles	63
• Display options	63
Setting the display language	63
Display contrast	64
Displaying the current call timer	64
• Clock	64
Setting the time	64
Selecting a time format	65
Displaying or hiding the clock	65
• Welcome note	65
• Restore factory settings	65
• Disable/enable the active slide	66
13. Security settings	67
• Keypad lock (Keyguard)	67
• Phone lock	67
Activating and deactivating phone lock	68
Allowed number when phone locked	68
• Access codes	69
Security code	69
Lock code	70
• Call restrictions	70
Selecting call restrictions	72
14. Text messages	73
• Reading text messages	73
• Using predictive text input	75
• Writing and sending text messages	78
Replying to a message	79
Messages in the Outbox	81
15. Your personal assistant	82
• Calendar	82
Calendar views	82
Adding a calendar note	84
• Todo list	85
• Alarm clock	86
• Calculator	87
Using the calculator	87
Using calculator for currency conversion	87
• Contact manager	88
16. Infrared connections	89
• Sending and receiving data via IR	89
Checking the status of an IR connection	90
Other types of IR connections	90
Transmitting phone book via IR	90
Calendar notes via IR	91
17. DLR-3P connections	92
18. WAP services	93
• Services menu	93
• About your service provider	94
• Launching the browser	94
Understanding a WAP web site	94
Understanding and navigating a WAP card	95
The browser menu	96
The card Options menu	97
• Bookmarks	97
Working with bookmarks	98
• Download a ringing tone	99
Play, save, or erase a ringing tone	99
19. Games	100
Game settings	100
20. Network settings	101
• Network selection	101
• Network services	101
Voice privacy	101
Own number selection	101
Network feature setting	102
Call forwarding	102
Call waiting	103
Send own caller ID when calling	104
Call mode	104
Public system setting	105
21. Accessories	106
• Batteries	107
Charging Times	107
Standby and Talk Times	108
Chargers and Other Accessories	109
22. Troubleshooting	112
23. Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)	114
24. Glossary	118
25. Reference information	123
• Using batteries and chargers	123
• Accessories and batteries	124
• Important Safety Information	125
Traffic Safety	125
Operating Environment	125
Electronic Devices	125
Potentially Explosive Atmospheres	127
Vehicles	127
• Emergency Calls	128
IMPORTANT!	128
Making an Emergency Call	128
• Radio Frequency (RF) Signals	129
• Care and Maintenance	131
26. Technical information	132
27. Nokia One-Year Limited Warranty	133