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Charge the Battery, Checking Battery Charge, Battery Capacity, Start, Settings, System, Power

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Charge the Battery Note: The i830 comes with a rechargeable battery. Fully charge this battery before using your phone. Your phone is powered by a rechargeable standard Li-ion battery. Only use Samsung-approved charging devices and batteries. Samsung accessories are designed to maximize battery life. Using other accessories may invalidate your warranty and may cause damage. Checking Battery Charge Keeping track of the battery's charge is important. If the battery level becomes too low, your phone automatically shuts down and you could lose important data. For a quick check of your phone's battery level, tap the time located in the upper right corner of the screen. A battery icon is displayed in the Time and Next Appointment window. To perform a battery check using the drop down menu: 1. Tap Start located in the upper left corner of the screen. 2. Tap Settings. 3. Tap the System tab at the bottom of the screen. 4. Tap Power. Battery Capacity When the battery becomes low, a warning window displays and the backlight turns off. 30 Section 2

Section	Page
Table of Contents	7
Activating Your Phone	12
Setting Up Your Voicemail	12
Set up Voicemail	13
Voice mail setup (GSM mode)	13
Check Voicemail (CDMA Mode)	13
Check Voicemail (GSM Mode)	14
Understanding this User Manual	14
Section 2: Understanding Your Phone	15
Features of Your Phone	16
Key Features of the SCH-i830	16
Front View of Your Phone	17
Key Functions	17
Closed View of Your Phone	20
Key Functions	20
Command Keys	21
Powering On	21
Your Pocket PC’s Keypad	21
Send Key	22
Back Key	22
Navigation/Action Key	22
Voice Notes Key	23
Volume Keys	23
Locking Your Pocket PC	23
Lock the i830	23
Unlock the i830	24
Password Hint	24
Display Icons	25
Intalling Your SIM Card	27
Remove the SIM card	28
Battery	28
Install the Battery	28
Remove the Battery	29
Charge the Battery	30
Checking Battery Charge	30
Battery Capacity	30
Section 3: Call Functions	33
Making a Call	34
Place a Call Using Soft Keys	34
Dialing Emergency Numbers	34
Placing GSM International Calls	35
Call the U.S. from another country	35
Calling Internationally from another country (GSM Only)	35
Phone Modes	35
Place a Call Using the Keypad	36
One-handed Dialing	36
Answering a Call	37
Using the Speakerphone	37
Display Your Phone Number	38
Call History	38
Place a Call Using Call History	38
Call History Options	39
Create a Contact Using Call History	39
Deleting Call History Entries	39
Send Message using Call History	40
Roaming	41
What is Roaming	41
Roaming Options	41
TTY	42
VoiceSignal	42
Call a Name or Number	43
Voice Dialing Tips	43
Dialing a Name	44
Digit Dialing	45
Adapting Digits	45
Tips for Adapting Digit Dial	46
Adapt Digit Dial to Your Voice	46
Reset Digit Dial Adaptation	47
Looking up Contacts	47
Opening Applications	48
Section 4: Menu Navigation	49
Navigating Your PDA	50
Menu Types	50
Start Menu	51
New Menu	51
Launcher	52
Opening Launcher	52
Launcher Groups	52
Launcher Configuration	53
Adding and Deleting Launcher Groups	54
Adding and Deleting Functions in a Group	55
Moving Functions Between Groups	57
Task Manager	58
Section 5: Entering Text	61
Built-in QWERTY Keypad	62
Selecting Text Input Mode	62
Block Recognizer	63
Keyboard	63
Letter Recognizer	63
Transcriber	64
Word Completion	65
Text Entering Options	65
Section 6: Contacts	67
Understanding Your Contacts	68
Add a New Contact	69
Find a Contact	69
Edit a Contact	70
Delete a Contact	70
Make a Call from Contacts	70
Beam a Contact via IR	71
Beam Contacts via IR without Confirmation	71
Adding Notes to Contacts	72
Adding a Note	72
Deleting a Note	72
Speed Dial Contacts	73
SIM Manager (GSM Mode)	73
SIM PhoneBook	73
Add a PhoneBook Entry	74
Move or Copy to Contacts	74
Delete SIM PhoneBook Entry	75
Delete All SIM PhoneBook Entry	75
SIM SMS	76
SIM Own Number	76
Section 7: Messaging	77
Types of Messages	78
Messaging	78
New	78
Tools	79
Accounts	80
Text Messages	81
Create and Send a Text Message	81
My Text Messages	82
Using My Text Messages	82
Cancel a Message	83
Message Tools	83
Spell Check a Message	83
Check Names	83
Edit My Text Messages	84
Text Message Folders	84
Access Text Message Folders	85
About E-mail Setup	85
E-mail using Outlook	85
Outlook Message Folders	86
Access Outlook Message Folders	87
E-mail using an ISP	87
Setup an ISP	87
Section 8: Changing Your Settings	89
i830 Settings	90
Buttons Settings	90
Button Assignments	91
Sound Settings	92
PDA/Phone Ringer Volume	92
WOW XT Audio Processing	93
CarKit Volume	95
Sounds and Notifications	95
Event Notifications	96
Turn Phone Volume Off	97
Password Setting	98
Phone Settings (CDMA)	99
Phone Tab	99
Voicemail Settings	100
Phone Ringer Options	100
Tone Length	101
Option Tab	101
Alert Tab	102
Service Tab	103
Security Tab	103
SMS Tab	104
Phone Settings (GSM)	105
Phone Tab	106
Phone Ringer Options	106
Security	107
Tone Length	107
Call Barring	107
Caller ID	108
Call Forwarding	108
Call Waiting	109
Voice Mail and SMS	110
Network Tab	111
Call Tab	111
SMS Tab	111
Security Tab	112
Service Mode (GSM)	112
Section 9: Personal Digital Assistant	115
Your Personal Digital Assistant	116
Picsel Browser	116
Launching the Picsel Browser	116
Navigating Picsel Browser	117
Views	118
Reflow Layout	118
View Bookmarks	119
Explore Directories	119
View History	119
Preferences	119
Microsoft Pocket Applications	120
MSN Messenger	120
Login to MSN Messenger	120
Add a Buddy to Your Contact List	121
Start a Chat Session	122
Invite Others to Chat	122
View Chat Members	123
End a Chat Session	123
Block a Contact	123
Unblock a Contact	123
Sign out of MSN Messenger	124
Pocket Internet Explorer	124
Launch Internet Explorer	124
Save Favorites	125
Internet Pass Through	125
Pocket Word	126
Create a New Document	126
Attach a Recording	127
Pocket Word Options	127
Access Pocket Word options	127
Delete a Document	128
Beam a Document via IR	128
Pocket Excel	128
Create a New Workbook	129
Delete a Workbook	129
Beam a Workbook via IR	129
Dormant Mode	130
Windows Media Player®	131
Launch Media Player	131
Load Media Player files	131
Media Player Controls	132
Sprite Backup Utility	133
Basic Mode and Advanced Mode	133
Basic Mode	133
Advanced Mode	133
Application Management	134
Install New Applications	134
Delete an Application	134
Memory Adjustments	135
Memory Card	135
Section 10: Personal Organizer	137
Today Screen	138
Date and Time Settings	138
Owner Information	139
Message/Task Status	139
Current Appointments	140
Bluetooth Status	140
Calendar	140
Schedule an Appointment	140
Schedule a Timed Appointment	141
Change the Calendar view	142
Calendar Options	143
Tasks List	144
Create a new Task	144
Mark a Task complete	145
Task Options	145
Access Task Options	146
The Task Entry Bar	146
Activate the Entry Bar	146
Edit a Task	146
Beam a Task via IR	147
Add a Note to a Task	147
Delete a Task	147
New Command	148
Notes	148
Record a Note	148
Record a Quick Note	149
Record Yourself During a Call	149
Write a Note	150
Delete a Note	150
Note Options	150
Alarm	151
Schedule an Alarm	151
Calculator	151
Using the Calculator	152
ActiveSync®	152
System Requirements	152
Install ActiveSync	153
Connect the Cradle	153
Setup a Partnership	153
ActiveSync via IR	154
Section 11: Network Services	155
Call Forwarding	156
Three-way Calling	156
Call Waiting	157
Answering a waiting call	157
Caller ID	157
Section 12: Bluetooth® Services	159
About Bluetooth Wireless Technology	160
Bluetooth Service Profiles	160
Bluetooth Modes	161
On/Off Mode	161
Turning Bluetooth On/Off	161
Discoverable Mode	162
Making your i830 Discoverable	162
Bluetooth Bonds	163
Creating Bluetooth Bonds	163
Accept a Bond	164
Rename a Bond	165
Bluetooth Hands-free Device	165
Using Bluetooth Hands-free Device	166
Bluetooth OBEX FTP	166
Bluetooth OBEX FTP Server Setting	167
Exchanging Files via OBEX FTP Server	167
Using Bluetooth OBEX FTP Client	167
Bluetooth Virtual Serial Port	168
Setting Bluetooth Virtual Serial Port	168
Connecting a Virtual Serial Port Device	169
ActiveSync via Bluetooth Wireless Technology	169
PC Configuration	169
PDA Configuration	170
Using Bluetooth Keyboard	170
Section 13: Accessories and Games	171
Accessories	172
Remote Control	172
Launch RC Program	172
Add a Device	173
Add by Brand	173
Add by Self-learn	173
Delete a Device	174
Reset All Devices	174
Programming Self-learn Devices	175
Adding Keys	176
Deleting Keys	176
Moving Keys	177
Ringtone Manager	177
Launching Ringtone Manager	178
Previewing Ringtones	178
Setting Your Phone’s Ringtone	179
Creating Ringtone Categories	179
Moving Ringtones Between Categories	180
Renaming or Deleting a Category	180
Beam	181
Accepting Incoming Beams	181
Sending a Beam	182
SD I/O Expansion Slot	182
Transfer data to the SD Card from your Computer	182
Use the SD Card	183
Remove the SD Card	183
Games	184
Jawbreaker	184
Solitaire	184
Section 14: Health and Safety Information	187
Health and Safety Information	188
Exposure to Radio Frequency (RF) Signals	188
Certification Information (SAR)	188
Consumer Information on Wireless Phones	190
What kinds of phones are the subject of this update?	190
Do wireless phones pose a health hazard?	191
What is FDA's role concerning the safety of wireless phones?	191
What are the results of the research done already?	193
What research is needed to decide whether RF exposure from wireless phones poses a health risk?	194
What is FDA doing to find out more about the possible health effects of wireless phone RF?	195
What steps can I take to reduce my exposure to radio frequency energy from my wireless phone?	196
What about children using wireless phones?	196
Do hands-free kits for wireless phones reduce risks from exposure to RF emissions?	197
Do wireless phone accessories that claim to shield the head from RF radiation work?	197
What about wireless phone interference with medical equipment?	198
Road Safety	200
Operating Environment	202
Using Your Phone Near Other Electronic Devices	202
Pacemakers	203
Persons with pacemakers:	203
Hearing Aids	203
Other Medical Devices	203
Vehicles	204
Posted Facilities	204
Potentially Explosive Environments	204
Emergency Calls	205
Restricting Children's access to your Phone	206
FCC Notice and Cautions	206
FCC Notice	206
Cautions	206
Other Important Safety Information	207
Product Performance	207
Getting the Most Out of Your Signal Reception	207
Understanding the Power Save Feature	208
Understanding How Your Phone Operates	208
Maintaining Your Phone's Peak Performance	208
Availability of Various Features/Ring Tones	209
Battery Standby and Talk Time	209
Battery Precautions	209
Care and Maintenance	211
Section 15: Warranty Information	213
Standard Limited Warranty	214