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SCH-i600 open view SCH-i600 open view Earpiece Icons Left Soft Key Option Navigation Key Left Soft Key Headset Connector Volume Keys Home Key SEND Key Voice Memo Key Right Soft Key Option OK Key Right Soft Key Quick List Key Backspace /Clear Key Browser Key END Key /Power Key Alpha-Numeric Keypad Microphone Power/Interface Connector 3

Section	Page
Contents	5
Connect the Power Accessory	13
Disconnect the Power Accessory	13
Navigation/OK key	17
Home key	17
Back/Clear key	17
Soft keys	18
Alpha-Numeric keypad	18
Voice Memo key	19
Volume Up/Down keys	19
Internet/Voice Signal key	19
Quick List key	20
Tip: Press and hold the Quick List key while the flip is closed to turn on the backlight for the front LED display.	20
Tip: Press and hold the Quick List key while the flip is open to turn the Radio function on or off. Radio functionality refers to the RF capabilities of your Smartphone. With the radio function off, you cannot place or receive calls.	20
Tip: To quickly locate a name, press (or multi-press) any key on the keypad that corresponds to the first letter of the contact’s name.	22
Tip: Press and hold while in a call to activate the speakerphone.	23
Tip: The SD Slot is an I/O port, which allows Bluetooth, 802.11x, phone attachments, and more, enabling expansion and making your Smartphone the ultimate communicator.	25
Remove the SD Card	27
1 Normal	30
2 Silent	30
3 Meeting	30
4 Loud	30
5 Headset	31
6 Speakerphone	31
Edit a Profile	31
Edit Connections and Options	36
Tip: When setting the time, press any alpha-numeric key at the AM or PM indicator to switch from AM - PM, or PM - AM.	37
Make a new appointment	44
Tip: To change from AM to PM (or vice versa), press any key on the keypad when AM or PM is highlighted.	44
Weekly, Monthly, and Agenda Views	45
Calendar options	45
Make a new contact	46
First name	47
Home fax	47
City	47
ZIP	47
Last name	47
Assistant phone	47
State/Province	47
Country	47
Work phone	47
Radio phone	47
ZIP	47
Notes	47
Mobile phone	47
E-mail2	47
Country	47
Birthday	47
Home phone	47
E-mail3	47
Home address Street	47
Anniversary	47
Email	47
Web page	47
City	47
Spouse	47
Work2 phone	47
File as	47
State/Province	47
Children	47
Home2 phone	47
Job title	47
ZIP	47
Assistant	47
Categories	47
Department	47
Country	47
Pager	47
Company	47
Other address street	47
Car phone	47
Office address: Street	47
City	47
Work fax	47
State/Province	47
View Contacts	48
Beam a contact via IR	48
Make a call from Contacts	48
Categories	49
Assign a category to an existing contact	49
Filters	49
Use Speed Dial (One-Touch Dialing)	51
Use Speed Dial (Two-Touch Dialing)	51
Important! Do not attach the USB cable until ActiveSync is installed on the PC.	52
ActiveSync options menu	54
1 Calendar	54
2 Contacts	54
3 Inbox	54
4 Connection	54
5 PC Settings	54
6 Schedule	54
7 Conflicts	54
Create media folders on your Smartphone	55
Upload media files	56
Access and use JPEG files	57
Access and use WAV files	57
Tip: Select Standard Partnership to synchronize Calendar items or E-mail. Guest Partnership does not allow synchronization options.	58
Browse your files with ActiveSync	58
Smartphone folders	59
Calendar	59
Synchronize Calendar	60
Include past:	60
2 Weeks	60
Contacts	60
Inbox	61
Synchronize Inbox	61
Include past:	61
3 Days	61
Limit e-mail size to:	61
.5k	61
3 Days	61
1 Week	61
2 Weeks	61
1 Month	61
All	61
.5k	62
1K	62
5K	62
All	62
Header Only	62
Connection	62
PC Settings	63
Automatically start sync when connected using: USB Default	63
Include PC sync remotely when synchronizing	63
Connect To:	63
No partnership created	63
Schedule	64
Conflicts	65
Replace on device - Replace data on your Smartphone if data on both your Smartphone and the PC has changed since the last synchronization.	65
Replace on server - Replace data on your PC if data on both your Smartphone and the PC has changed since the last synchronization.	65
Activate T9	67
T9 modes	67
T9 - Uppercase. Any words that you enter will be in uppercase, or all capital letters.	67
T9 - Initial caps. Only the first word of each sentence is in capital letters.	67
t9 - Lowercase. Any words that you enter will be in lower case letters.	67
Use T9	68
The T9 dictionary	68
Enter symbols	68
Enter punctuation	68
Enter spaces after words	69
Activate multi-tap	69
Enter text	69
Multi-tap modes	70
ABC - Uppercase only. Any letters that you enter will be in uppercase, or all capital letters.	70
ABC - Initial caps. Only the first word of each sentence is in capital letters.	70
abc - Lowercase. Any words that you enter will be in lower case letters.	70
Enter symbols, spaces, and punctuation in T9	70
Message Types	71
Set up voicemail	71
Check voicemail	71
Create a new text message	72
Tip: Text messages can be sent to up to 10 people at once. Simply recall the names from your Contacts list and add them to the TO: field while composing a message.	72
Tip: Press and hold to cycle between T9, 123, and Abc modes. Briefly press to cycle between different options within each mode.	72
Tip: Press the right soft key Menu while composing a message to display several options such as inserting a short, pre-composed message, and more. See the following section entitled Text message options for more information.	72
Tip: Use T9 text entry to write messages, it’s much faster than the traditional multi-tap method.	73
Tip: You can send e-mail messages while in SMS mode. Simply enter the e-mail address of your recipient (instead of the phone number) in the To: field.	73
Text message options	73
E-mail setup	74
Send and Receive E-mail	76
Postpone a message	77
Recall and send a postponed message	78
View folders in your Inbox/SMS menu	78
Tip: If your Smartphone does not respond or send/receive e- mail, go back to the Home Screen and re-establish an Internet connec...	79
Digit Dial	80
Name Dial	81
Train Quick Dial	82
Use Quick Dial	82
Name Lookup	83
Open App	84
Voice Signal Settings	84
View information about a call	86
Call History Icons	88
Make a Call from Call History	88
Create a new contact from Call History	88
Delete a Call History entry	89
Delete all Call History entries	89
Block caller ID	90
Launch Pocket Internet Explorer	96
Tip: If Internet Explorer is slow in responding or does not function at all, you may need to empty the cache file. See below.	97
Empty the cache	97
Add Favorites	98
Add a new folder	98
Login to MSN Messenger	99
Tip: Press and hold to display the Symbols screen. Use the , , , or until the symbol you wish to enter is highlighted. Press the left soft key Done or to insert the symbol into your login or password field.	99
Add a buddy to your contact list	100
Start a chat session	100
End a chat session	101
Invite others to chat	101
View chat members	102
Block a contact	102
Unblock a contact	102
Sign out of MSN Messenger	102
1 Yes	103
2 No	103
3 Thanks.	103
4 Please call me on my mobile.	103
5 I’ll be right there.	103
6 I’m running late.	103
7 :-)	103
8 ;-)	103
9 :-(	103
Edit My Text	104
Tip: To switch text entry mode (from T9 to 123, and so on), press and hold until the mode icon in the upper right of the display changes to the desired entry mode (abc, 123, T9, etc).	104
Open a Media Player file	105
Tip: You can also play MP3 files in Windows Media Player.	105
Media Player Controls	105
Use the Calculator	107
1 Calculator	107
2 Infrared Receive	107
3 Modem Link	107
Add	107
Subtract	107
Multiply	107
Divide	107
Decimal Point	107
Equals	107
If you have difficulty sending or receiving via IR:	108
Receive a File from your PC	109
1 Calculator	109
2 Infrared Receive	109
3 Modem Link	109
Important! ActiveSync may not function properly when Modem Link is enabled. Deactivate modem link before establishing an ActiveSync connection.	110
Set up Modem Link	110
Activate Modem Link	111
Important! ActiveSync may not function properly when Modem Link is enabled. Deactivate modem link before establishing an ActiveSync connection.	111
Attach the keyboard	112
Keyboard shortcuts	113
Safety and Warranty	114
Battery Precautions	114
Road Safety	115
Operating Environment	117
Electronic Devices	117
Pacemakers	117
Hearing Aids	118
Other Medical Devices	118
Vehicles	119
Posted Facilities	119
Potentially Explosive Atmospheres	119
Emergency Calls	119
Other Important Safety Information	120