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KE970 User Guide- English

Introduction 5For your safety 6Guidelines for safeand efficient use 7KE970 features 12Parts of the phone Display information 16On-Screen Icons

Installation 18Installing the SIM cardand the handset batteryCharging the Battery 20Disconnecting thecharger 21Inserting the memorycard 22Removing the memorycard

General functions 23

Making a CallAnswering a Call 24Entering Text 25

Selecting functionsand options 29In-call menu 30During a CallConference Calls 31

Menu Tree 34Profiles 37ActivatePersonalise

Browser 39Home 40BookmarksGo to URLHistory 41SettingsNetwork profilesCache 42Cookies Security certificates Information

Multimedia 43MP3 playerCamera 47Video camera 49Voice recorder

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Call history 51All callsMissed callsDialled calls Received calls 52Call durationCall costs 53Data information

Messaging 54New messageTextMultimedia 55Email 57Inbox 58Email box 59Drafts 60Outbox

Sent 61Listen voicemailInfo messageRead 62TopicsTemplatesTextMultimedia 63Settings 64Text messageMultimedia messageEmail 65Voicemail number 67Push messageInfo message

Contacts 68 SearchNew contact 69Speed dialsGroups 70Copy allDelete allSettings 71Information

My stuff 72Images Sounds 73Videos 74Documents 75Others 76Games & Apps 77External memory

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Tools 79Alarm clockCalendarCalculator 81MemoStop watch 82Unit converterWorld clockSIM services

Settings 83Date & TimeSet dateDate formatSet timeTime formatAuto updateLanguages

Display 83WallpaperBacklight timerBrightness 84Home screen shortcutMenu styleDialing styleStandby textNetwork nameConnectivityBluetoothNetwork 87USB connection 89Call 90Call divertAnswer mode 91Send my numberCall waiting 92Minute minderAuto redialSend DTMF

Security 93PIN code requestPhone lockCall barring 94Fixed dial number 95Change codesFlight mode 96Power savingReset defaultMemory status

Q&A 97Accessories 100Technical data 101

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Congratulations on your purchase of theadvanced and compact KE970 mobilephone, designed to operate with the latestdigital mobile communication technology.

IntroductionIntroduction

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This user’s guide contains importantinformation on the use and operation ofthis phone. Please read all theinformation carefully for optimalperformance and to prevent any damageto or misuse of the phone. Any changesor modifications not expressly approvedin this user’s guide could void yourwarranty for this equipment.

For your safety

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Caution!• Switch off the phone in any area

where required by specialregulations. For example, do not useyour phone in hospitals or it mayaffect sensitive medical equipment.

• Emergency calls may not beavailable under all mobilenetworks. Therefore, you shouldnever depend solely on your mobilephone for emergency calls.

• Only use ORIGINAL accessories toavoid damage to your phone.

• All radio transmitters carry risks ofinterference with electronics inclose proximity. Minor interferencemay affect TVs, radios, PCs, etc.

• Batteries should be disposed of inaccordance with relevantlegislation.

• Do not dismantle the phone orbattery.

• Risk of explosion if battery isreplaced by an incorrect type.

Warning!• Mobile Phones must be switched

off at all times in aircrafts.• Do not hold the phone in your hand

while driving.• Do not use your phone near petrol

stations, fuel depots, chemicalplants or blasting operations.

• For your safety, use ONLY specifiedORIGINAL batteries and chargers.

• Do not handle the phone with wethands while it is being charged. Itmay cause an electric shock orseriously damage your phone.

• Keep the phone in a safe place outof small children’s reach. It includessmall parts which, if detached, maycause a choking hazard.

Please read these simple guidelines. Notfollowing these guidelines may bedangerous or illegal. Further detailedinformation is given in this manual.

Exposure to radiofrequency energyRadio wave exposure and SpecificAbsorption Rate (SAR) information

This mobile phone model KE970 has beendesigned to comply with applicable safetyrequirements for exposure to radio waves.This requirement is based on scientificguidelines that include safety marginsdesigned to assure the safety of allpersons, regardless of age and health.

v The radio wave exposure guidelinesemploy a unit of measurement knownas the Specific Absorption Rate, or SAR.Tests for SAR are conducted usingstandardised methods with the phonetransmitting at its highest certifiedpower level in all used frequency bands.

v While there may be differencesbetween the SAR levels of various LGphone models, they are all designed tomeet the relevant guidelines forexposure to radio waves.

v The SAR limit recommended by theInternational Commission on Non-Ionizing Radiation Protection (ICNIRP) is2W/kg averaged over ten (10) gram oftissue.

v The highest SAR value for this modelphone tested by DASY4 for use at theear is 0.443(stainless case) or0.417(aluminum case) W/kg (10g) andwhen worn on the body is0.245(stainless case) or 0.483(aluminumcase) W/kg (10g).

v SAR data information for residents incountries/regions that have adopted theSAR limit recommended by the Instituteof Electrical and Electronics Engineers(IEEE), which is 1.6 W/kg averaged overone (1) gram of tissue (for example USA,Canada, Australia and Taiwan).

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Product care andmaintenance

v Do not disassemble this unit. Take it toa qualified service technician whenrepair work is required.

v Keep away from electrical appliancessuch as a TV’s, radios or personalcomputers.

v The unit should be kept away from heatsources such as radiators or cookers.

v Never place your phone in a microwaveoven as it will cause the battery toexplode.

v Do not drop.

v Do not subject this unit to mechanicalvibration or shock.

v The coating of the phone may bedamaged if covered with wrap or vinylwrapper.

v Do not use harsh chemicals (such asalcohol, benzene, thinners, etc.) ordetergents to clean your phone. There isa risk of this causing a fire.

v Do not subject this unit to excessivesmoke or dust.

v Do not keep the phone next to creditcards or transport tickets; it can affectthe information on the magnetic strips.

v Do not tap the screen with a sharpobject as it may damage the phone.

v Do not expose the phone to liquid ormoisture.

v Use accessories, such as earphones andheadsets, with caution. Ensure thatcables are tucked away safely and donot touch the antenna unnecessarily.

v Please remove the data cable beforepowering on the handset.

Warning!Only use batteries,chargers and accessories approvedfor use with this particular phonemodel. The use of any other typesmay invalidate any approval orwarranty applying to the phone, andmay be dangerous.

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Electronic devicesAll mobile phones may get interference,which could affect performance.

v Do not use your mobile phone nearmedical equipment without requestingpermission. Avoid placing the phoneover pacemakers (i.e. in your breastpocket.)

v Some hearing aids might be disturbedby mobile phones.

v Minor interference may affect TVs,radios, PCs, etc.

Road safetyCheck the laws and regulations on the useof mobile phones in the areas when youdrive.

v Do not use a hand-held phone whiledriving.

v Give full attention to driving.

v Use a hands-free kit, if available.

v Pull off the road and park before makingor answering a call if driving conditionsso require.

v RF energy may affect some electronicsystems in your motor vehicle such as acar stereo or safety equipment.

v If your vehicle is equipped with an airbag, do not obstruct it with installed orportable wireless equipment. It cancause serious injury due to improperperformance.

If you are listening to music whilst out andabout, please ensure that the volume is at areasonable level so that you are aware of yoursurroundings. This is particularly imperativewhen attempting to cross the street.

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Avoid damage to yourhearingDamage to your hearing can occur if youare exposed to loud sound for long periodsof time. We therefore recommend that youdo not turn on or off the handset close toyour ear. We also recommend that musicand call volumes are set to a reasonablelevel.

Blasting areaDo not use the phone where blasting is inprogress. Observe restrictions, and followany regulations or rules.

Potentially explosiveatmospheresv Do not use the phone at a refueIling

point. Don’t use near fuel or chemicals.

v Do not transport or store flammable gas,liquid, or explosives in the compartmentof your vehicle, which contains yourmobile phone and accessories.

In aircraftWireless devices can cause interference inaircraft.

v Turn off your mobile phone beforeboarding any aircraft.

v Do not use it on the ground withoutcrew permission.

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ChildrenKeep the phone in a safe place out ofsmall children’s reach. It includes smallparts which if detached may cause achoking hazard.

Emergency callsEmergency calls may not be availableunder all mobile networks. Therefore, youshould never depend solely on your mobilephone for emergency calls. Check withyour local service provider.

Battery information andcarev You do not need to completely

discharge the battery before recharging.Unlike other battery systems, there is nomemory effect that could compromisethe battery’s performance.

v Use only LG batteries and chargers. LGchargers are designed to maximize thebattery life.

v Do not disassemble or short-circuit thebattery pack.

v Keep the metal contacts of the batterypack clean.

v Replace the battery when it no longerprovides acceptable performance. Thebattery pack may be rechargedhundreds of times until it needsreplacing.

v Recharge the battery if it has not beenused for a long time to maximizeusability.

v Do not expose the battery charger todirect sunlight or use it in high humidity,such as the bathroom.

v Do not leave the battery in hot or coldplaces, this may deteriorate the batteryperformance.

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Parts of the phone

Front view

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Alpha numeric keysv In standby mode: Input

numbers to dial Hold down

- International calls- Activate Voice

mail centre menuto - Speed

dialsv In editing mode: Enter

numbers & characters

LCDv Top: Signal strength,

battery level and variousfunction

v Bottom: Soft keyindications

Navigation keyv In standby mode:

Briefly qq: List of MessageBriefly rr: List of ProfilesBriefly press: MenuBriefly press: List of ContactsBriefly press: List of Favourites

v In menu: scroll up & downBriefly press: OK key

Earpiece

Microphone

With the up/down scrollingnavigation key, you can select

menu and functions moreeasily.

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Send keyv Dial a phone number and answer a

call.

v In standby mode: shows recentlydialled, received and missed calls.

Left soft key/ Right soft key These keys perform the functionindicated in the bottom of thedisplay.

End keyv Switch on/off (hold down)

v End or reject a call.

Clear keyDeletes a character with each press. Hold the key down to clear all input. Use this key to go back to a previousscreen.

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MP3 keyActivates the MP3 player directly.

Battery Charging Connector/ Cable connector and Ear jack

Holes for acarring strap

Side keysv In standby mode (opened): Volume of key tone

v In standby mode (closed):Short press - The LCD light on.

v During a call: volume of the earpiece

Side camera keyLong press - Photo camera activation

Note

v To protect your sense of hearing while the slide isopen, the maximum volume level is set to 3.

Note

v Please ensure phone is powered on and in idle modebefore connecting the USB cable.

Rear view

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Battery latchPress this button to remove

the battery cover.

Flash

Camera lens

Battery Terminals

Battery cover

Battery

Memory card slot

SIM Card Socket

Display InformationIcon area

Text and graphicarea

Soft keyindications

Area Description

First line Displays various icons.

Middle lines Display messages,instructions and anyinformation that youenter, such as numberto be dialled.

Last line Shows the functionscurrently assigned tothe two soft keys.

The screen displays several icons. Theseare described below.

On-Screen Icons

Icon Description

Tells you the strength of thenetwork signal.*

Call is connected.

You can use GPRS service.

Shows that you are using aroaming service.

The alarm has been set and is on.

Tells you the status of the battery.

You have received a text message.

You have received a voice message.

Vibrate only menu in profile.

General menu in profile.

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Menu Contacts

Icon Description

Outdoor menu in profile.

Silent menu in profile.

Headset menu in profile.

You can divert a call.

Indicates that the phone isaccessing WAP.

Indicates that you are using GPRS.

You have activated the Bluetoothmenu.

Shows the EDGE service isavailable. Connection to theEDGE service allows you totransfer data at a speed of200Kb/s (depending on networkavailability). Check with youroperator for network coverageand service availability.

* The quality of the conversationmay change depending on networkcoverage. When the signalstrength is below 2 bars, you mayexperience muting, call drop andpoor audio. Please refer to this signal as anindicator for your calls. When thereare no bars, that means that thereis no network coverage: in thiscase, you won’t be able to accessthe network for any service (call,messages and so on).

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Installing the SIM cardand the handset batteryMake sure the power is off before youremove the SIM card or battery.

1. Remove the battery.

Press and hold down the battery releasebutton and lift off the battery cover. Turnthe phone up-side down, as shown, thenlift up the battery with your fingers andpull-out the battery.

2. Install the SIM card.

Insert and slide the SIM card into theSIM card holder. Make sure that theSIM card is inserted properly and thatthe gold contact area on the card isfacing downwards. To remove the SIMcard, press down lightly and pull it in thereverse direction.

To insert the SIM card To remove the SIM card

Note

vv Removing the battery from thephone when the power is on maycause the phone to malfunction.

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3. Install the battery.

Insert the the battery into the batterycompartment as metal contacts meet inthe middle of the phone.Push down the top of the battery until itsnaps into place. Place the battery coverto the phone as shown.

WARNING! • Do not replace or remove the SIM

card while your phone is beingused or turned on, or data may belost or the SIM card might bedamaged.

Note

v The metal contact of the SIM cardcan be easily damaged byscratches. Pay special attention tothe SIM card while handling.Follow the instructions suppliedwith the SIM card.

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Charging the BatteryBefore connecting the travel adapter to thephone you must first install the battery.

1. Ensure the battery is fully chargedbefore using the phone for the first time.

2. With the arrow facing you as shown inthe diagram push the plug on the batteryadapter into the socket on the side ofthe phone until it clicks into place.

3. Connect the other end of the traveladapter to the mains socket. Use onlythe charger included in the box.

4. The moving bars of battery icon will stopafter charging is complete.

CAUTION! • If the battery is completely

discharged, the charging displaywill appear on the LCDapproximately 1 to 1.5 minutes afterconnecting TA.

• Do not force the connector as thismay damage the phone and/or thetravel adapter.

• Insert the battery pack chargervertically to wall power outlet.

• If you use the battery pack chargerout of your own country, use anattachment plug adaptor for theproper configuration.

• Do not remove your battery or theSIM card while charging.

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Disconnecting thechargerDisconnect the charger from the phone bypulling the connector, not the cord.

WARNING! • Unplug the charger during lightning

storms to avoid electric shock orfire.

• Make sure that no sharp-edgeditems, such as animal teeth or nails,come into contact with the battery.There is a risk of this causing a fire.

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Inserting the memory cardInsert the memory card into the slot untilthe memory card is fully inserted into theslot, as shown in the figure below:

Removing the memorycardCarefully remove the memory card out ofthe soket, as shown in the figure below:

WarningDo not replace or remove the memorycard while your phone is on, or datacould be lost and the memory cardmight be damaged.

Note

v Only use memory cards that havebeen approved by themanufacturer. Some memorycards might not be compliant withthe handset.

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Making a Call1. Make sure your phone is powered on.

2. Enter a phone number including the areacode.To edit a number on the display screen,simply press the key to erase onedigit at a time.

v Press and hold the key to erasethe entire number.

3. Press the key to call.

4. When you want to finish, press thekey.

Making a Call by Send Key1. Press the key, and the most recent

incoming, outgoing and missed phonenumbers will be displayed.

2. Select the desired number by using thenavigation key.

3. Press the key.

Making International Calls1. Press and hold the key for the

international prefix. The ‘+’ charactercan be replaced with the internationalaccess code.

2. Enter the country code, area code, andthe phone number.

3. Press the key.

Ending a CallWhen you have finished a call, press the

key.

Making a Call From the Contact listYou can store names and phone numbersdialled frequently in the SIM card as wellas the phone memory known as theContact list.

You can dial a number by simply lookingup a name in the contact list.

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Adjusting the VolumeDuring a call, if you want to adjust theearpiece volume, use the side keys of thephone.

In idle mode, you can adjust the keyvolume using the side keys.

Answering a CallWhen you receive a call, the phone ringsand the flashing phone icon appears onthe screen. If the caller can be identified,the caller’s phone number (or name/photoif stored in your Address Book) isdisplayed.

1. Slide up and press the key or theleft soft key to answer an incoming call.If the Any Key menu option (Menu9.5.2), has been set to any key press willanswer a call except for the key orthe right soft key.

2. End the call by closing the phone orpressing the key.

Signal StrengthIf you are inside a building, being near awindow may give you better reception.You can see the strength of your signal bythe signal indicator ( ) on yourphone’s display screen.

Note

v You can answer a call while usingthe Address Book or other menufeatures. If the phone is connectedto a PC via USB cable, incomingcalls will be rejected, but afterdisconnecting the phone from thePC you will see a Missed callwindow.

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Entering TextYou can enter alphanumeric characters byusing the phone’s keypad. For example,storing names in the Address Book, writinga message, creating scheduling events inthe calendar all require entering text. Thefollowing text input methods are availablein the phone.

T9 ModeThis mode allows you to enter words withonly one keystroke per letter. Each key onthe keypad has more than one letter. TheT9 mode automatically compares yourkeystrokes with an internal linguisticdictionary to determine the correct word,thus requiring far fewer keystrokes thanthe traditional ABC mode.

ABC ModeThis mode allows you to enter letters bypressing the key labeled with the requiredletter once, twice, three or four times untilthe letter is displayed.

123 Mode (Numbers Mode)Type numbers using one keystroke pernumber. To change to 123 mode in a textentry field, press key until 123 modeis displayed.

Note

v Some fields may allow only onetext input mode (e.g. telephonenumber in address book fields).

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Symbolic ModeThis mode allows you to enter specialcharacters.

Changing the Text Input Mode1. When you are in a field that allows

characters to be entered, you will noticethe text input mode indicator in theupper right corner of the display.

2. If you want to change modes, press. The available modes are

changed.

Using the T9 ModeThe T9 predictive text input mode allowsyou to enter words easily with a minimumnumber of key presses. As you press each key, the phone beginsto display the characters that it thinks youare typing based on a built-in dictionary.As new letters are added, the wordchanges to reflect the most likelycandidate from the dictionary.

1. When you are in the T9 predictive textinput mode, start entering a word bypressing keys to Press onekey per letter

v The word changes as letters are typed-ignore what’s on the screen until theword is typed completely.

v If the word is still incorrect after typingcompletely, press the down navigationkey once or more to cycle through theother word options.Example: Press

to type Good.

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Note

v You can select a different T9language from the menu option orpress hold down the key . Thedefault setting for T9 is set todisabled mode.

v If the desired word is missing from theword choices list, add it by using theABC mode.

2. Enter the whole word before editing ordeleting any key strokes.

3. Complete each word with a space bypressing the key or key. To delete letters, press . Press andhold down to erase the letterscontinuously.

Using the ABC ModeUse the to keys to enter yourtext.

1. Press the key labeled with the requiredletter:

v Once for the first letter.

v Twice for the second letter.

v And so on.

2. To insert a space, press the keyonce. To delete letters, press the key. Press and hold down the keyto erase the letters continuously.

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Note

v To exit the text input modewithout saving your input, press

. The phone returns to theidle screen.

KeyCharacters in the order displayUpper Case Lower Case. , ? ! ' '' 1 - ( ) @ / : _ . , ? ! ' '' 1 - ( ) @ / : _

A B C 2 À Â Æ Ç a b c 2 à â æ ç

D E F 3 É È Ê Ë d e f 3 é è ê ë

G H I 4 Î Ï g h i 4 î ï

J K L 5 j k l 5

M N O 6 Ñ Ô Ö OE m n o 6 ñ ô ö oe

P Q R S 7 p q r s 7

T U V 8 Û t u v 8 û

W X Y Z 9 W Y w x y z 9 w y

Space Space0 (long press) 0 (long press)

Using the 123 (Numbers) ModeThe 123 Mode enables you to enternumbers in a text message (a telephonenumber, for example).

Press the keys corresponding to therequired digits before manually switchingback to the appropriate text entry mode.

Using the Symbol ModeThe Symbol Mode enables you to entervarious symbols or special characters.

To enter a symbol, press the key.Use the navigation keys to select thedesired symbol and press the [OK] key.

Note

v Refer to the table below for moreinformation on the charactersavailable using the keys.

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Your phone offers a set of functions thatallow you to customise the phone. Thesefunctions are arranged in menus and sub-menus, accessed via the two softkeysmarked and . Each menuand sub-menu allows you to view and alterthe settings of a particular function.

The roles of the soft keys vary according tothe current context; the label on thebottomline of the display just above each keyindicates its current role.

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Press the right softkey to access theContacts menu.

Press the left softkey to access theavailable Menu.

Menu Contacts

Your phone provides a number of controlfunctions that you can use during a call. Toaccess these functions during a call, pressthe left soft key [Options].

During a CallThe menu displayed on the handset screenduring a call is different than the defaultmain menu displayed when in idle screen,and the options are described below.

Making a Second Call (Network Dependent)You can get a number you wish to dialfrom the Address Book to make a secondcall.

Swapping Between Two CallsTo switch between two calls, press key or the left soft key, and then selectSwap Call.

Answering an Incoming CallTo answer an incoming call when thehandset is ringing, simply press the key. The handset is also able to warn youof an incoming call while you are alreadyon a call. A tone sounds in the earpiece,and the display will show that a secondcall is waiting.

This feature, known as Call waiting, is onlyavailable if your network supports it. Fordetails of how to activate and deactivate itsee Call waiting (Menu 9.5.4).

If Call Waiting is on, you can put the firstcall on hold and answer the second, bypressing the left soft key .

Rejecting an Incoming CallYou can reject an incoming call withoutanswering by simply pressing the key.

During a call, you can reject an incomingcall by pressing the key.

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Muting the MicrophoneYou can mute the microphone during a callby pressing the [Mute] key. The handsetcan be unmuted by pressing the [Unmute].When the handset is muted, the callercannot hear you, but you can still hearthem.

DTMF tones while callingTo switch on DTMF tones while calling(e.g. to use the phone with an automaticswitchboard) press the key [Options]followed by Send DTMF on. Select DTMFoff to disable DTMF tones. DTMF tonesare normally on.

Conference CallsThe conference service provides you withthe ability to have a simultaneousconversation with more than one caller, ifyour network service provider supports thisfeature. A conference call can only be setup when you have one active call and onecall on hold, both calls having beenanswered.

Once a conference call is set up, calls maybe added, disconnected or separated (thatis, removed from the conference call butstill connected to you) by the person whoset up the conference call. These optionsare all available from the In-Call menu. Themaximum callers in a conference call arefive. Once started, you are in control of theconference call, and only you can add callsto the conference call.

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Making a Second CallYou can make a second call whilecurrently on a call. Enter the secondnumber and press the .

When the second call is connected, thefirst call is automatically placed on hold.You can swap between calls, by pressingthe key.

Setting Up a Conference CallTo set up a conference call, place one callon hold and while the active call is on,press the left soft key and then select theJoin menu of Conference call.

Activate the Conference Call onHoldTo activate a conference call on hold,press the key. Alternatively press theleft soft key [Options] and select Joinall/Hold all calls. Other users on hold willstay connected. To return to conferencecall mode, press the left soft key [Options] followed by Conference call.

Adding Calls to the Conference CallTo add a call to an existing conferencecall, press the left soft key, and then selectthe Join menu of Conference call.

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Private Call in a Conference CallTo have a private call with one caller froma conference call, display the number ofthe caller you wish to talk to on the screen,then press the left soft key. Select thePrivate menu of Conference call to put allthe other callers on hold.

Ending a Conference CallCurrently displayed caller from aconference call can be disconnected bypressing the key.

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The menu in this phone can be displayed in 2 ways. One is by list type or secondly in gridformat. Please note that menu number options are different in each view.

The default setting on the phone is set to show the menu in list type, so therefore all themenu number selections throughout the manual are shown according to that setting.

The following illustration shows the available menu structure and indicates the:

vNumber assigned to each menu option.

v Page where you can find the feature description.

You can go to the desired menu using the left soft key [Menu], navigation keys and the [OK]key. And you can also take a shortcut by pressing the corresponding number key of desiredmenu after pressing the left soft key [Menu].

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1.1 General1.2 Silent1.3 Vibrate only1.4 Outdoor1.5 Headset

1. Profiles

2.1 Home2.2 Bookmarks2.3 Go to URL2.4 History2.5 Settings2.6 Information

2. Browser

3.1 MP3 player3.2 Camera3.3 Video camera3.4 Voice recorder

3. Multimedia

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4.1 All calls4.2 Missed calls4.3 Dialled calls4.4 Received calls4.5 Call duration4.6 Call costs4.7 Data information

4. Call history

5.1 New message5.2 Inbox5.3 Email box5.4 Drafts5.5 Outbox5.6 Sent5.7 Listen voicemail5.8 Info message5.9 Templates5.0 Settings

5. Messaging

6.1 Search6.2 New contact6.3 Speed dials6.4 Groups6.5 Copy all6.6 Delete all6.7 Settings6.8 Information

6. Contacts

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7.1 Images7.2 Sounds7.3 Videos7.4 Documents7.5 Others7.6 Games & Apps7.7 External memory

7. My stuff

8.1 Alarm clock8.2 Calendar8.3 Calculator8.4 Memo8.5 Stop watch8.6 Unit converter8.7 World clock8.8 SIM services

8. Tools

9.1 Date & Time9.2 Languages9.3 Display9.4 Connectivity9.5 Call9.6 Security9.7 Flight mode9.8 Power saving9.9 Reset default9.0 Memory status

9. Settings

In Profiles, you can adjust and customisethe phone tones for different events,environments, or caller groups.

There are five preset profiles: General,Silent, Vibrate only, Outdoor andHeadset.

Each profile can be personalised. Press theleft soft key [Menu] and select Profilesusing up/down navigation keys.

Activate (Menu 1.X.1)

1. A list of profiles is displayed.

2. In the Profiles list, scroll to the profileyou want to activate and press the leftsoft key [OK] or OK key.

3. Then, select Activate.

Personalise (Menu 1.X.2)

Scroll to the desired profile in the Profilelist. After pressing the left soft key orthe OK key, select Personalise.

The profile setting option opens. Set theoption as required.

v Call alert type: Set the alert type forincoming calls.

v Ring tones: Select the desired ringtone from the list.

v Ring volume: Set the volume of theringing tone.

v Message alert type: Set the alert typefor messages.

v Message tones: Select the alert tonefor messages.

v Keypad tones: Select the desiredkeypad tone.

v Keypad volume: Set the volume ofkeypad tone.

v Slide tones: Allows to set the flip tonefor adjusting environment.

v Effect sound volume: Set the volumeof effect sound.

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v Power on/off volume: Set the volumeof the ringing tone when switching thephone on/off.

v Auto answer: This function will beactivated only when your phone isconnected to the handsfree kit.

• Off: The phone will not answerautomatically.

• After 5 secs: After 5 seconds, thephone will answer automatically.

• After 10 secs: After 10 seconds, thephone will answer automatically.

Note

v All profiles cannot be renamed.

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You can access various WAP (WirelessApplication Protocol) services such asbanking, news, weather reports and flightinformation. These services are speciallydesigned for mobile phones and they aremaintained by WAP service providers.

Check the availability of WAP services,pricing and tariffs with your networkoperator and/or the service providerwhose service you wish to use. Serviceproviders will also give you instructions onhow to use their services.

Once connected, the homepage isdisplayed. The content depends on theservice provider. To exit the browser at anytime, press the ( ) key. The phone willreturn to the idle menu.

Navigating with the WAP browser

You can surf the Internet using either thephone keys or the WAP browser menu.

Using the phone keys

When surfing the Internet, the phone keysfunction differently to phone mode.

Key Description

q,r Scrolls each line of thecontent area

Returns to the previouspage

Selects options andconfirms actions

Using the WAP browser menu

There are various menu options availablewhen surfing the Mobile Web.

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v The WAP browser menus mayvary, depending on your browserversion.

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Home Menu 2.1

Connects to a homepage. The homepagewill be the site which is defined in theactivated profile. It will be defined by theservice provider if you have not defined itin the activated profile.

Bookmarks Menu 2.2

This menu allows you to store the URL offavourite web pages for easy access at alater time.

To create a bookmark

1. Press the left soft key [Options].

2. Select Add new and press the OK key.

3. After entering the desired URL and title,press the OK key.

After selecting a desired bookmark, thefollowing options are available.

v Connect: Connects to the selectedbookmark.

v View: You can see the selectedbookmark.

v Edit: You can edit the URL and/or thetitle of the selected bookmark.

v New bookmark: Select this to create anew bookmark.

v Send URL via: Sends the selectedbookmark via Text/Multimedia messageand Email.

Go to URL Menu 2.3

You can connect directly to the site youwant. After entering a specific URL, pressthe OK key.

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History Menu 2.4

This menu will shows the recent browsingpages.

Settings Menu 2.5

You can set the profile, cache and securityrelated to internet service.

Network profiles (Menu 2.5.1)

A profile is the network information usedto connect to the Internet.

There are default profiles for someoperators, stored in phone memory. It’simpossible to rename default profiles.

Each profile has submenus as follows:

v Activate: Activates the selected profile.

v View: You can see the selected profile.

v Edit: You can edit the selected profile.

v New profile: You can add a newprofile.

v Delete: Deletes the selected profilefrom the list.

v Delete all: Deletes all profile from thelist.

v Reset all: Allows you to reset allprofiles.

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Cache (Menu 2.5.2)

The information or services you haveaccessed are saved in the cache memoryof the phone.

Cookies (Menu 2.5.3)

The information or services you haveaccessed are saved in the cache memoryof the phone.

Security certificates (Menu 2.5.4)

You can see the list of personal.Certificates that have been stored in yourphone.

Information Menu 2.6

You can view the information of WAPbrowser version.

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v A cache is a buffer memory, whichis used to save data temporarily.

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You can enjoy various multimediafunctions on your phone such as camera,voice recorder, MP3 for your fun andconvinience.

MP3 player Menu 3.1

The KE970 has an integrated MP3 playerbuilt-in. You can enjoy listening to MP3music files on your phone using acompatible headset or via the internalloudspeaker.

The music player supports:

• MPEG-2 Layer III, MPEG-2.5 LayerIII: Sampling frequency up from 8KHz to48KHz. Bit rate up to 320Kbps, stereo.

• AAC: ADIF, ADTS formats (Samplingfrequency from 8KHz to 48KHz)

• AAC+: V1: (Bit rate 16~128Kbps)V2 : (Bit rate 16~48Kbps)(Sampling frequency from 8KHzto 48KHz)

Note

v Because of the small dimension ofthe speaker, in some cases theaudio could be distorted,especially at maximum volumeand when there are lots of basssounds. Therefore, werecommend you to use the stereoheadset in order to appreciate thehigh quality of your music.

Note

v When the status of the batteryindicates low, you may not usethe Camera or Multimediafunction.

v While using Multimedia function,the status of the battery ischangeable.

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You can transfer MP3 files from acompatible PC to the memory in yourphone using the Mass Storage. When youconnect the phone to a PC using the USBcable, this will be displayed as aremovable disk through Windows Explorer.If you are using Win98 SE, you will have toinstall the Mass storage driver forWindows 98 on CD-ROM.

Note

v You should copy MP3 toSounds/MP3 folder. If you copy toanother folder, you will not beable to view the MP3 files.

v The PC should run Windows 98SE, Windows ME, Windows 2000,Windows XP operating system.

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v KE970 doesn’t support thevariable bit rate of all mentionedfile types. Therefore, you can’tchange the file from MP3 formatto AAC.

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Repeat

Play all

Repeat all

Repeat one

1. Press Multimedia menu, and then selectMP3 player.

2. Press the left soft key [Options] toaccess the following menus.

v Pause: You can pause the playing MP3file.

v View playlist: You can select anotherfile on the MP3 list.

v Set as ringtone: You can set thecurrent music on playing MP3 file as aringtone

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v In case that any invalid file isincluded in the playlist, an errormessage will pop and go back tothe prior screen.

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Options Back

Equalizer

File name

Running timeStereo/Playmode/Shuffle

Progressive bar

Volume level

Status of themusic controller

v Settings

- Equalizer: This menu helps you toadjust to a variety of environmentswhen listening to music.

- Play mode: This menu allows to setthe play mode: Repeat one, Repeatall,Play all.

- Set shuffle: It you select On, you canlisten to the music at random.

- Visual effect: You can select thevisual effect menus: Real spectrum,Fake. This menu allows to change thebackground of main LCD on playingMP3 file.

Note

v Music is copyright protected ininternational treaties and nationalcopyright laws. It may benecessary to obtain permission ora license to reproduce or copymusic. In some countries nationallaw prohibits private copying ofcopyrighted material. Pleasecheck the national legislation ofthe applicable country concerningthe use of such material.

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Camera Menu 3.2

Using the camera module built in yourphone, you can take pictures or recordvideos. Additionally, you can send photosto other people and select photos aswallpaper.

For your convenience, rotate phone asshown below when taking picture.

1/2 Zoom in/Zoom out

3Camera

Shutter sound or video recording sound isomitted even when setting mode,including manner mode .

• To take a picture

Hold down the camera button. Thecamera will be ready to use and you maywant to rotate the screen into a horizontalposition.

- To take clear pictures, press the camerabutton while holding the camera

without any movement.

- Appropriately adjust distance to theobject that you want take a picture of(more than 50 cm).

- Handle carefully since the camera isvunerable to shock and use a soft clothwhen cleaning the camera lens.

- Do not disassemble or modify the cameraas this may lead to fire or malfunctioning.

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Note

v When using the camera, powerconsumption increases. If this icon

appears on the wallpaper,indicating low battery, recharge thebattery before use.

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Options

- Auto Focus function is enabled whentaking a picture or sticker shot. Press thecamera button half way to adjustfocus.

1. Hold down the in standby mode.

2. Focus on the subject to capture theimage, and then press the key.

3. If you want to save it, press the key.

v Shot mode [ ]: Allows you to setthe shot mode from Marco, Auto focusOn and Off.

v Resolution [ ]: Allows you to setthe image size.(1600x1200), (1280x960)(640x480) and (320x240). Multishot isonly available with the (320x240),(640x480) pixel resolution.

v Quality [ ]: Allows you to set theimage quality from Normal, Fine andSuper fine.

v Flash [ ]: Allow you to set the flashwhen you take a photo in dark place.

v Self timer [ ]: Allows you to selectthe delay time (Off, 3 seconds, 5seconds, 10 seconds). Then the phonetakes a photo after the specified time.

v Save to [ ]: You can set the spaceafter taking a picture. (External/Phone)

v Multi shot [ ]: Allows to takemultishot photos successively.

v Metering [ ]: Determines thelighting based on a little part of thesubject. You can select the Centred andCombined which is to be exposedcorrectly.

v Colour effect [ ]: 4 settings areavailable.(Negation/Mono/Sepia/Colour)

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v You can adjust the brightness byusing the qr.

v White balance [ ]: Allows you tochange the settings according to theenviroment.(Fluorescent/Cloudy/Incandescent/Daylight/Auto)

v Shutter tone [ ]: You can set thesound when taking a picture.

v Reset settings [ ] : Allows you toreset the settings.

Video camera Menu 3.3

1. Select Video camera menu.

2. Video camera settings menu is the samewith Photo camera settings, exceptfollowing items:

v Mode [ ]: Allows you to set to senda video file through MMS or General.

v Resolution [ ]: You may select thefollowing resolution: 128x96, 176x144 .

Voice recorder Menu 3.4

You can record voice memo. The following[Options] menus are available.

v StorageYou can choose Phone or Externalmemory.

v Recording modeYou can choose General mode ofunlimited recording or MMS mode ofrecording up to 30 seconds.

Record

1. Press OK to start recording. Oncerecording is started, the messageRecording and the counter is displayed.

2. If you want to pause or resumerecording, press left soft key or OK key.

3. If you want to finish recording, pressright soft key [Stop].

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Album

You can view the Sounds folder which listsallsound files saved in the memory.

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You can check the record of missed,received, and dialled calls only if thenetwork supports the Calling LineIdentification (CLI) within the service area.

The number and name (if available) aredisplayed together with the date and timeat which the call was made. You can alsoview call times.

All calls Menu 4.1

You can view all lists of outgoing orincoming calls.

Missed calls Menu 4.2

This option lets you view the last 50unanswered calls. You can also:

v View the number if available and call it,or save it in the Address Book

v Enter a new name for the number andsave both in the Address Book

v Send a message by this number

v Delete the call from the list

Dialled calls Menu 4.3

This option lets you view the last 50outgoing calls (called or attempted). Youcan also:

v View the number if available and call itor save it in the Address Book

v Enter new name for the number andsave both in the Address Book

v Send a message by this number

v Delete the call from the list

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Received calls Menu 4.4

This option lets you view the last 50incoming calls. You can also:

v View the number if available and call itor save it in the Address Book

v Enter new name for the number andsave both in the Address Book

v Send a message by this number

v Delete the call from the list

Call duration Menu 4.5

Allows you to view the duration of yourincoming and outgoing calls. You can alsoreset the call times.

The following timers are available:

v Last call: Length of the last call.

v Dialled calls: Length of the outgoingcalls.

v Received calls: Length of theincoming calls.

v All calls: Total length of all calls madeand incoming calls since the timer waslast reset.

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Call costs Menu 4.6

Allows you to check the cost of your lastcall, all calls, remaining and reset the cost.To reset the cost, you need to PIN2 code.

Data information Menu 4.7

You can check the amount of datatransferred over the network through theGPRS information option.

In addition, you can also view how muchtime you are online.

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New message Menu 5.1

This menu includes functions related toSMS (Short Message Service), MMS(Multimedia Message Service), Email,voice mail, as well as the network’sservice messages.

Text (Menu 5.1.1)

You can write and edit text message.

1. Enter the New messages menu bypressing the left soft key [OK].

2. If you want to write a new message,select Text.

3. To make text input easier, use T9.

4. Press [Options] to attach the followings.

Options

vSend to: Sends text messages.

1. Enter numbers of recipient.

2. Press r key to add morerecipients.

3. You can add phone numbers in theaddress book.

4. Press the [Option] and then presssend after entering numbers. Allmessages will be automatically saved inthe outbox folder, even after a sendingfailure.

v Insert

- Symbol: You add special characters.

- Image: You can insert the Defaultgraphics or graphics in My picturesthat are available for short messages.

- Sound: You can insert sounds that areavailable for short messages.

- Default images: You can insertAnimations stored.

- Default sounds: You can insertSounds stored.

- Text template: You can use Texttemplates already set in the phone.

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- Contacts: You can add phonenumbers or e-mail addresses inaddress book.

- My business card: You can add yourBusiness card to the message.

vSave to drafts: Stores messages inDrafts.

vT9 languages: Select the language forT9 input mode. You can also deactivateT9 input mode by selecting ‘T9 off’.

vNew T9 word: Select the New T9word for inputting New word into thedictionary.

vClear text: You can clear text whilewriting SMS.

vExit: If you press Exit while writing amessage, you can end the writingmessage and back to the Messagemenu. The message you have written isnot saved.

Multimedia (Menu 5.1.2)

You can write and edit multimediamessages, checking message size.

1. Enter the New message menu bypressing the left soft key [OK].

2. If you want to write a new message,select Multimedia.

3. You can create a new message orchoose one of the multimedia messagetemplates already made.

Maximum available file size, that can beinserted to MMS-message, is 300 kb.

Options

v Send to: You can send multimediamessages to multiple recipients,priorities your message, and make itsent later as well.

v Insert: You can add Symbol, Image,Video, Sound, New slide, Text template,Contact, Business card, Others.

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v Preview: You can preview multimediamessages you have created.

v Save: You can save multimediamessages To drafts or As templates

v Edit subject: Allows you to modify themultimedia message you have chosen.

v Slide duration: You can set theduration of slide of multimediamessage.

v T9 languages: Select the language forT9 input mode. You can also deactivateT9 input mode by selecting ‘T9 off’.

v New T9 word: Select the New T9word for inputting New word into thedictionary.

v Exit: You can get back to the Messagemenu.

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v If you select a picture with a largefile size (200K for example) onwriting multimedia message, theloading duration will take around10 seconds. Furthermore, youcan’t activate any keys during theloading time. After about 10seconds, you should be able towrite the message.

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v All messages will be automaticallysaved in the outbox folder, evenafter a sending failure.

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Email (Menu 5.1.3)

To send/receive an email, you should setup the email account.

1. You can input up to 20 email addressesin the To and Cc field.

Tip: To input “@”, press the andselect “@”.

2. Key in the subject of the mail and pressOK.

3. After writing an email message, pressthe left soft key [Options]. You canaccess the following option menus.

v Send to: You can edit recipients.

v Insert: You can add Symbol, Texttemplate, Contact and Signature.

v Attachment: You can attach file withthis menu.

v Preview: You can preview the writingmail.

v Save to drafts: Select this to save themessage in Drafts.

v Edit subject: You can edit the subject.

v T9 languages: Select the language forT9 input mode. You can also deactivatethe T9 input mode by selecting ‘T9 off’.

v New T9 word: Select the New T9word menu for inputting a new wordinto the dictionary.

v Clear text: You can clear text whilewriting the message.

v Exit: If you select this while writing themessage, you can exit from writingmessage and go back to the previousscreen. The message you have writtenis not stored.

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Inbox Menu 5.2

You will be alerted when you havereceived messages. They will be stored inInbox.

If the phone shows ‘No space for SIMmessage’, you have to delete only SIMmessages from Inbox. If the phonedisplays ‘No space for message’, you canmake space of each repository as deletingmessages, media and applications.

* SIM message

SIM message means the messageexceptionally stored in SIM card. Youcan move this message to the phone.

For notified multimedia message, you haveto wait for downloading and processing ofthe message.

To read a message, select one of themessages by pressing the left soft key

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v View: You can view the receivedmessages.

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v For each e-mail account you maysave up to 40 messages (totally200 for five accounts). In Inboxfolder you may save not more than20 messages, in Drafts andOutbox folders - 5 messages, andin Sent folder up to 10 messages.In case Drafts Outbox or Sentfolder is full, and you try to savenew message to one of thisfolders, first saved message willbe automatically deleted.

v Maximum size for one sentmessage is 300 kb withattachments, and maximum sizefor one received message is 300kb. In case you have receivedmessage with more than 5attachments, only 5 of them willbe received. Some attachmentmay display incorrectly.

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v Delete: You can delete the currentmessage.

v Reply: You can reply to the sender.

v Forward: You can forward the selectedmessage to another party.

v Return call: You can call back to thesender.

v Information: You can view informationabout received messages; Sender’saddress, Subject (only for Multimediamessage), Message date & time,Message type, Message size.

v Multi delete: After selecting themessages you want to remove, you candelete the selected messages.

v Delete all read: You can delete allmessages read.

v Delete all: You can delete allmessages.

Email box Menu 5.3

When you access this menu, you caneither connect to your remote mailbox toretrieve your new email messages, or youcan view the previously retrieved emailmessages without logging in to the emailserver.

You can check the saved emails, drafts,outbox, and sent emails. In the Inbox, up to20 emails are stored. (Outbox stores up to 5, Draftes store up to5, Sent stores up to 10)

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Drafts Menu 5.4

Using this menu, you can presetmultimedia messages that you use mostfrequently. This menu shows the presetmultimedia message list.

The following options are available.

v View: You can see the multimediamessages.

v Edit: Modifies the message you choose.

v Delete: Deletes the message youchoose.

v Information: You can view informationabout the message you choose.

v Multi delete: After selecting themessages you want to remove, pressOK and you can delete the selectedmessages.

v Delete all: Deletes all of the messagesin the folder.

Outbox Menu 5.5

This menu allows to view the messagewhich is about to send or is failed sending.

After sending the message successfully,the message will be moved to sent box.

v View: You can view the message.

v Delete: You can delete the message.

v Resend: You can resend the selectedmessage.

v Edit: Modifies the massage you choose.

v Information: You can checkinformation of each message.

v Multi delete: Select and delete theselected messages.

v Delete all: You can delete allmessages in outbox.

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Sent Menu 5.6

This menu allows you to view themessages which are already sent. You cancheck the time and the contents ofmessage.

Listen voicemail Menu 5.7

Once this menu has been selected, simplypress the left soft key [OK] to listen tovoice mail. You can also hold down the

key in standby mode to listen tovoice mail.

Info message Menu 5.8

(Dependent to network andsubscription)Info service messages are text messagesdelivered by the network to GSM. Theyprovide general information such asweather reports, traffic news, taxis,pharmacies, and stock prices.

Each type of has the number; therefore,you can contact service provider as long asyou have input the certain number for theinformation.

When you have received an info servicemessage, you can see the popup messageto show you that you have received amessage or the info service message isdirectly displayed.

To view the message again or not instandby mode, follow the sequence shownbelow;

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v When you receive a voice mail,your phone displays the icon andyou hear an alert. Please checkwith your network provider fordetails of their service in order toconfigure the handset correctly.

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Read (Menu 5.8.1)

1. When you have received an info servicemessage and select Read to view themessage, it will be displayed on thescreen. You can read another messageby scrolling , or [Next].

2. The message will be shown untilanother message is reached.

Topics (Menu 5.8.2)

(Dependent to network and subscription)

v View list: You can see Info servicemessage numbers which you added. Ifyou press [Options], you can editand delete info message category whichyou added.

v Active list: You can select info servicemessage numbers in the active list. ifyou activate an info service number, youcan receive messages sent from thenumber.

Templates Menu 5.9

Text (Menu 5.9.1)

You have 6 text templates as below;

• Please call me back.

• I’m late. I will be there at

• Where are you now?

• I’m on the way

• Urgent! Please contact.

• I love you

The following options are available.

v View: You can see multimediatemplates.

v Edit: Use this to write a new messageor edit the selected template messagefrom the text template list.

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v Send via

- Text message: Use this to send theselected template message by SMS.

- Multimedia message: Use this tosend the selected template messageby MMS.

- Email: This menu allows you to edit,delete or add an email account.

v Delete: Deletes the template.

v New template: Use this to createnew template.

v Delete all: Allows you to delete allmultimedia messages.

Multimedia (Menu 5.9.2)

After saving new template, you can usethe following options.

v Save: Allows you to save newmultimedia templates you created.

v Insert: You can add Symbol, Image,Video, Sound, New slide, Text template,Contact, Business card and Others.

v Preview: You can preview multimediatemplates you wrote.

v Edit subject: Allows you to modify themultimedia message you have chosen.

v Slide duration: You can set theduration of slide of multimediamessage.

v T9 languages: Select the desiredlanguage for T9 input mode. You canalso deactivate T9 input mode byselecting ‘T9 off’.

v Exit: Will take you back to the Messagemenu.

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Settings Menu 5.0

Text message (Menu 5.0.1)

v Message types:

Text, Voice, Fax, Paging, X.400,Email, ERMES

Usually, the type of message is set toText. You can convert your text intoalternative formats. Contact your serviceprovider for the availability of thisfunction.

v Validity period: This network serviceallows you to set how long yourmessages will be stored at the messagecentre.

v Delivery report: If you set to Yes, youcan check whether your message is sentsuccessfully.

v Reply charging: When a message issent, it allows the recipients to replyand charge the cost of the reply to yourtelephone bill.

v Message centre number: If you wantto send the text message, you canreceive the address of SMS centrethrough this menu.

v Bearer setting: You can set the bearersetting such as GSM, GPRS.

Multimedia message (Menu 5.0.2)

v Subject: You can enter multimediamessages subject when this menu is on.

v Slide duration: Display the duration ofeach page when writing the message.

v Priority: You can set the priority of themessage you choose.

v Validity period: This network serviceallows you to set how long your textmessages will be stored at the messagecentre.

v Delivery report: If it is set to Yes inthis menu, you can check whether yourmessage is sent successfully.

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v Read report: You can receive the reportwhether the receiver read the messageor not.

v Auto download: If you select On, youreceive multimedia messagesautomatically. If you select Off, youreceive only notification message in theinbox and then you can check thisnotification. If you select Home networkonly, you receive multimedia messagesdepends on Homenetwork.

v Network profile: If you selectmultimedia message server, you can setURL for multimedia message server.

v Permitted message type

Personal: Personal message.

Advertisement: Commercial message.

Information: Necessary information.

Email (Menu 5.0.3)

v Email account

This menu allows you to edit, delete oradd an email account.

• View: You can see the Email.

• Set as default

• Edit

Account name: Account name.

Email address: Enter the emailaddress given to you by your serviceprovider.

My name: You can make yournickname.

Incoming mail server: Enter thePOP3 address and Port number of thethat receives your email.

User name: Enter your email ID.

Password: Enter your emailpassword.

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Outgoing mail server: Enter theSMTP address and Port number ofcomputer that sends your email.

- Advanced settings

Protocol type: Choose your protocoltype. (POP3/IMAP4)

Maximum receive size: View theMaximum size that you can receivemails.

Save to server: Select Yes to leavethe messages on the server.

Insert signature: Select Yes toattach your signature to your emailmessages.

Reply email address: Emailaddress that you can receive thereply.

Incoming port number: Allow youto edit POP3 port number.

Outgoing port number: Allow youto edit SMTP port number.

Outgoing mail authentication:when you send the mail, you can setauthentication whether or not.

Outgoing server ID/password:Enter the ID and password for sendingyour email.

• New account: You can set up to 5email accounts by selecting Newaccount menu. Using the Edit menu,you can set the following values.

• Delete: Deletes the selected accountfrom the list.

• Delete all: You can delete allaccount lists.

v Network profile

A profile is the network informationused to connect to the Internet. Thereare default profiles for some operators,stored in phone memory. It’s impossibleto rename default profiles.

v Signature

You can make your signature.

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Voicemail number (Menu 5.0.4)

You can receive the voicemail if yournetwork service provider supports thisfeature. When a new voicemail is arrived,the symbol will be displayed on the screen.Please check with your network serviceprovider for details of their service in orderto configure the phone accordingly.

Push message (Menu 5.0.5)

You can set the option whether you willreceive the message or not.

Info message (Menu 5.0.6)

v Receive

Yes: If you select this menu, your phonewill receive Info service messages.

No: If you select this menu, your phonewill not receive Info service messagesany more.

v Alerts

Yes: Your phone will beep when youhave received Info service messagenumbers.

No: Your phone will not beep eventhough you have received info servicemessages.

v Language

You can select the language you wantby pressing OK key. Then, the infoservice message will be shown in thelanguage that you selected.

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Search Menu 6.1

1. Select Search by press the left soft key[OK].

2. Enter the name that you want to search.

3. If you want to edit, delete, copy anentry, or to add the voice to one, selectleft soft key [Options].

The following menu will be displayed.

v View: You can view each entry indetails.

v Edit: You can edit the name, number,group, ringtone and picture by using thenavigation key.

v New message: After you have foundthe number you want, you can send amessage(Text/Multimedia/Email) to theselected number.

v Send via: You can send the data ofphone book via Text message,Multimedia message, Bluetooth orEmail.

v Delete: You can delete an entry.

v New contact: After selecting the place(SIM/Phone) you want to save, you canadd to the phonebook list.

v Multi delete: Allows you to remove anumber of files selected.

v Copy to handset/SIM: You can copyan entry from SIM to phone or fromphone to SIM.

v Main number: If a contact has morethan one number stored, select the onethat you use most often. This mainnumber will be displayed first.

Note

v Instant searching is available byinputting the initial letter of thename.

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New contact Menu 6.2

You can add phonebook entry by using thisfunction. Phone memory capacity is 1000entries. SIM card memory capacitydepends on the cellular service provider.The number of character is SIM dependentfeature.

1. Select New contact by press left softkey [OK].

2. Input a name.

3. Press r, then you can input anumber.

4. You can set a group for the entry bypressing , .

5. You can set a ringtone and a photo forthe entry by press left soft key [Options].

Speed dials Menu 6.3

You can assign any of the keys towith a Name list entry. You can call

directly by pressing this key.

1. Open the phonebook first by pressingthe right soft key [Contacts] instandby mode.

2. Scroll to Speed dial, then press the leftsoft key [OK].

3. If you want to add speed dial, select<empty> by pressing the left soft key

[Assign]. Then, you can search thename in phonebook.

4. After assigning the number as speeddial, you can change and delete theentry. You can also make a call or senda message by this number.

Note

v Maximum stored name andnumber length depends on SIM-card type.

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Groups Menu 6.4

You can list up to the members per eachgroup. There are 7 groups you can makelists to.

v View members: Shows the groupmembers you have selected.

v Group ringtone: Allows you to specifyring tone for the group members’ call.

v Group icon: Allows you to select theicon dependent on Group.

v Add member: You can add groupmembers.

v Remove member: You can remove themember from the Group member list.But the name and the number will beremained in phonebook.

v Remove all members: Allows you todelete all the members in the group.

v Rename: You can change a groupname.

Copy all Menu 6.5

You can copy entries from SIM cardmemory to Phone memory and vice versa.

v SIM to phone: You can copy the entryfrom SIM Card to Phone memory.

v Phone to SIM: You can copy the entryfrom Phone memory to SIM Card.

Delete all Menu 6.6

You can delete all entries from SIM orPhone.

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Settings Menu 6.7

1. Press the right soft [Contacts] instandby mode.

2. Scroll to Settings, then press the leftsoft key [OK].

v Default memory

You can set the default memory fromAlways ask, SIM or Handset.

v View options

Scroll to highlight View options, andthen press the left soft key [OK].

- Name only: Set the phonebook listwith displaying only name.

- With picture: Set the phonebook listwith the information of character andpicture.

Information Menu 6.8

v Service dial numbers

Use this function to access a particularlist of services provided by your networkoperator (if supported by the SIM card).

v Own numbers (SIM dependent)

You can save and check your ownnumber in SIM card.

v Business card

This option allows you to create yourown business card featuring Name andan mobile phone number.

To create a new business card, pressthe left soft key [New] and enterthe information into the fields.

If you want to edit, delete or to send abusiness card, select left soft key [options].

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Images Menu 7.1

Show the list of JPG files at Mymedia\Photos in Multimedia memory.

v View: You can see the JPG file whenpressing OK key or selecting View menuof Option menus.

v Delete: Delete a file.

v Set as

- Full image wallpaper: Currentlyselected image can be set as awallpaper.

- Landscape wallpaper: Currentlyselected image can be displayedhorizontally as a wallpaper.

- Picture ID: Currently selected imagecan be set as a Picture ID.

v Send via: Allows you to send a imagethrough MMS/Bluetooth/Email.

v File

- Rename: Change the file name ofselected file. You can not change theextension of file.

- Move to folder: Move the selectedfile to the folder.

- Move to external memory: Movethe selected file to the Multimediamemory/external memory.

- Copy to external memory: Copy theselected file to the Multimediamemory/external memory.

Warning!If you remove the external memoryduring data transfer, it can seriouslydamage the phone.

Note

v You can’t use the followingcharacters \ / : * ? ” < > |

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- Information: Show the fileinformation.

v Print via Bluetooth: Most pictures thatyou’ve taken in the camera mode anddownloaded through WAP can betransmitted via Bluetooth to a printer.

v Slide show

You can view a slide show of the filesyou stored.

v New folder: You can create a newfolder.

v Multi delete: You can remove anumber of files you selected.

v Delete all: Delete all files in the list.

v List view: Allows you to set the viewtype.

Sounds Menu 7.2

Show the list of MP3, MP4, AAC, M4Afiles at My media\Music in Multimediamemory.

v Play: You can play the MP3 file whenpressing OK key or selecting Play menuof Option menu.

v Set as: Currently selected sound can beset as a Ringtone/Ringtone ID.

v File info: Show the file information.

Warning!If you remove the external memoryduring data transfer, it can seriouslydamage the phone.

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Videos Menu 7.3

Shows the list of 3GP, 3G2 files at Mymedia\Videos in Multimedia memory.Supported file types are 3gp files, that areencoded with MPEG4 and h.263 video-codecs and AMR audio-codec.

v Play: You can play the video file whenpressing OK key or selecting Play menuof Option menus.

v Delete: Delete a file.

v Send via: Send the selected file toanother device via Multimediamessage, Bluetooth or Email.

v File: You can save/move/copy thefolder or external memory.

- Rename: Change the file name ofselected file. The maximum length of characters is36. And you can not change theextension of file.

Note

v You may send files via Bluetoothonly if they are stored in phonememory, not on memory card. Tosend file from external memory,please, firstly copy it to internalphone memory.

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- Move to folder: Move the selectedfile to the folder.

- Move to external memory: Movethe selected file to the Multimediamemory\external memory

- Copy to external memory: Copy theselected file to the Multimediamemory\external memory.

- Information: Shows the fileinformation.

v New folder: You can create a newfolder.

v Multi delete: You can remove anumber of files you have selected.

v Delete all: Delete all the files in thelist.

Documents Menu 7.4

This menu enables you to view documentfiles (txt, ppt, pdf, doc and excel).

You can use the following Options menu

v View: You can see the document filewhen pressing the OK key or selectingView menu of Option menus.

v Information: Show the file information.

Warning!If you remove the external memoryduring data transfer it will causeserious damage to your phone.

Warning!You can’t use the followingcharacters \ / : * ? “ < > |

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Others Menu 7.5

Show the list of files in My media\Othersin the Multimedia memory.

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v When you connect the phone witha PC via Bluetooth, you can bothsend and receive files to theMusic and Video folders. You cancopy any file type to the Others.You can only receive files from thePhotos, Sounds, and Imagesfolders. You can only view or playfiles in the Others folder if the filetypes are supported. Whenconnecting with a PC via USBcable you will only see thefollowing folders in the internalmemory: Images, Sounds, Videos,and Others. You can see allfolders in the external memory.

Note

v You may send files via Bluetoothonly if they are stored in thephone memory, not on thememory card. To send files fromthe external memory you mustfirst copy it to the internal phonememory.

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Games & Apps Menu 7.6

In this menu, you can manage the Javaapplications installed in your phone. Youcan play or delete downloadedapplications, or set the connect option.

External memory Menu 7.7

This menu allows you to view Images,Sounds, Videos, Documents and Others inmemory card. If the external memory is notavailable, a pop up message “Please insertexternal memory” is displayed.

Note

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New Fantastic LGThe KE970 works as a mass storagedevice. If you connect the USB cable,you can use the phone as aRemovable Disk. You can downloadMP3 files, photos, videos, text filesetc. this gives you fast access fromthe PC to phone, by just connectingthe USB cable.

Note

v MASS STORAGE function will onlywork when the phone is in idlemode.

v DO NOT remove the cable whileyou are downloading files. Afteryou download the files, you need toclick “Safely Remove Hardware”on the PC and then disconnect thecable.

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v When you copy a file to theremovable disk, you can see amessage on the display“transferring”. It means MASSSTORAGE is working and data isbeing transferred. While“transferring”, do not disconnectthe cable. If you disconnect thecable while “transferring”, datawill be lost or corrupted andpossibly damage the phone.

v If you receive a call when using asMASS STORAGE the call will berejected, but after you remove thecable you will be able to see themissed call.

Alarm clock Menu 8.1

You can set the alarm clock to go off at aspecified time.

1. Select On and enter the alarm time youwant.

2. Select the repeat period: Once, Mon-Fri,Mon-Sat, Sat-Wed, Sat-Thu, Everyday.

3. Select the alarm tone you want andpress [Set].

Calendar Menu 8.2

When you enter this menu a calendar willshow up. On top of the screen there aresections for date. Whenever you changethe date, the calendar will be updatedaccording to the date. And square cursorwill be used to locate the certain day. Ifyou see marked date in the calendar, itmeans that there is a schedule or memothat day. This function helps to remind youof your schedule and memo. The phonewill sound an alarm tone if you set this forthe note.

To change the day, month, and year.

Key Description

, Yearly

, Monthly

q,r Weekly

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In the scheduler mode, press left soft key[Options] as follows;

vView

View all schedules and memo for thechosen day.

Use q,r to browse through thenote lists.

If you want to view the note in detail,press left soft key [OK]. Press leftsoft key [Options] to View, Delete, Newschedule, Send via Textmessage/Multimediamessage/Bluetooth/Email, Edit,Calendar, Scheduler tone, All schedules,Go to date, Multi delete and Delete all.

vNew schedule

Allows you to add new schedule andmemo for the chosen day.

You can store up to 100 notes. Input thesubject and then press left soft key [OK].

You enter the appropriate information inthe follow section; Time, Repeat andAlarm.

vScheduler tone

You can set the alarm tone of eachchosen date.

vAll schedules

View all schedules and memo for thechosen day. Use q,r to browse through thenote lists. If you set alarm for the note,the alarm icon is displayed.

vGo to date

You can go the chosen date directly.

vDelete old

You can delete the past schedule thatyou have already been notified of.

vDelete all

You can delete for the all notes.

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Calculator Menu 8.3

This contains the standard functions suchas +, -, x, n : Addition, Subtraction,Multiplication, and Division.

Furthermore, you can use the variousfunction of calculator such as +/-, sin, cos,tan, log, ln, exp, sqrt, deg, rad.

1. Input the numbers by pressing numerickeys.

2. Use a navigation key to select a sign forcalculation.

3. Then input the numbers.

4. Press key to view the result.

5. To input the decimal number, presskey.

6. To end Calculator, press the right softkey [Back].

Memo Menu 8.4

1. Select the Memo by pressing the leftsoft key [OK].

2. If the entry is empty, press the left softkey [New].

3. Input the memo and then press left softkey [Options] > [Save].

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Note

v If you want to change the text inputmode, press the in order.

Stop watch Menu 8.5

1. Press [Start] to take time and record thelap time by pressing [Lap].

2. Press [Stop] to ascertain the record oflap time.

3. Press [Reset] to default condition.

Unit converter Menu 8.6

This converts any measurement into a unityou want. There are 7 types that can beconverted into units: Currency, Area,Length, Weight, Temperature, Volume andVelocity.

1. You can select one of unit types bypressing [OK] key.

2. Select the unit you want to convert bypressing q, r. It’s impossible toinput “-” symbol in unit converter.

3. Select the standard value by using , .

World clock Menu 8.7

You can check the current time ofGreenwich Mean Time (GMT) and majorcities around the world, using the left/rightnavigation keys and left soft key [Zoom in].

The screen shows the city name, currentdate and time.

To select the time zone in which you arelocated, proceed as follows:

1. Select the city corresponding to yourtime zone by pressing the left/rightnavigation keys and left soft key [Zoomin] one or more times. The local dateand time are displayed.

2. If you want to change the time display instandby mode to the selected time,press [OK] key.

SIM services Menu 8.8

This menu depends on SIM and thenetwork services.

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Date & Time Menu 9.1

You can set functions relating to the dateand time.

Set date (Menu 9.1.1)

You can enter the current date.

Date format (Menu 9.1.2)

You can set the Date format such asYYYY/MM/DD, DD/MM/YYYY,MM/DD/YYYY.

(D: Day / M: Month / Y: Year)

Set time (Menu 9.1.3)

You can enter the current time.

Time format (Menu 9.1.4)

Your can set the time format between 24hours and 12 hours.

Auto update (Menu 9.1.5)

Select On, the phone will automaticallyupdate the data and time.

Languages Menu 9.2

You can change the language for thedisplay texts in your phone. This changewill also affect the Language Input mode.

Display Menu 9.3

Wallpaper (Menu 9.3.1)

You can select the background pictures instandby mode.

Backlight timer (Menu 9.3.2)

You can set the light-up duration of thedisplay.(Off/10 secs/20 secs/30 secs/60 secs)

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Brightness (Menu 9.3.3)

You can set the brightness of LCD: 100%,80%, 60%, 40%

Home screen shortcut (Menu 9.3.4)

Selecting On displays the functionalities of4 Navigation keys and Menu key aspictures on the middle of the idle window.(Profiles/Messaging/ Favourites/Contacts)

Menu style (Menu 9.3.5)

Your phone provides you with Grid and Listmenu themes. Set the menu style byscrolling and pressing the left soft key

[OK].

Dialing style (Menu 9.3.6)

Your phone provides you with four dialingstyles. (Color style/Beads style/Digitalstyle/Sketchbook style)

Standby text (Menu 9.3.7)

If you select On, you can edit the textwhich is displayed in standby mode.

Network name (Menu 9.3.8)

If this function is activated, network namewill be displayed on LCD.

Connectivity Menu 9.4

Bluetooth (Menu 9.4.1)

Bluetooth enables compatible mobiledevices, peripherals and computers thatare in close proximity to communicatedirectly with each other without wires. This handset supports built-in Bluetoothconnectivity, which makes it possible toconnect them with compatible Bluetoothheadsets, computer applications and soon.

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v Bluetooth on/off

You can activate or cancel the Bluetoothfunction.

v Device list

You can view all devices which yourKE970 is already paired to. If you enterPaired devices, you access the options

- Connect / Disconnect: After pairingwith headset or stereo headset, youshould connect with those devices.Then you can use those devices.

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v If you use LG PC Sync viaBluetooth, you can exchange thedata only within phonebook

v When you receive data fromanother Bluetooth device, thephone requests confirmation.After confirming the transfer, thefile will be copied on to yourphone.

v Depending on the file type, it willbe stored in the following folders:

- Video (.3gp, mp4): Videos folder

- Image (.bmp, gif, jpg, png):Images folder

- Sound (.amr, wav, aac): Soundsfolder

- MP3 (.mp3): Sounds/MP3 folder

- Other files (.txt, html): Othersfolder

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- Add new: Allows to search newBluetooth devices and add them toyour phone’s list of paired devices.When you select Add new yourhandset will start to search forBluetooth devices within range. Oncethe device you wish to pair appears onthe list press the right soft key [Stop]. Scroll to the desired device and pressthe left soft key [Pair]. You will then beasked to enter a passcode. Thepasscode can be any code you wish touse (the same passcode must be usedby both devices) or is one that is pre-determined by the manufacturer of thedevice you are trying to pair with.Please check the User Manual of thedevice you are initiating the pair withto see if it already has a predeterminedpasscode in place.

- Rename: Allows you to change thename of the paired Bluetooth deviceand how it is displayed on the handset.

- Set as authorised/Set asunauthorised: Allows you to set anauthorised connection between eachBluetooth device. For example if youregularly use a Bluetooth headset withyour phone then setting the connectionas authorised will mean the headsetwill automatically connect to thehandset each time the headset ispowered on.

- Remove: Allows to delete a pairedBluetooth device.

- Remove all: Allows to delete all apaired Bluetooth devices.

v Bluetooth settings

- My visibility: This indicates whetheror not your handset will be visible toother Bluetooth devices.

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- My name: You can set the name ofBluetooth device. The default name isLG KE970.

- My address: You can view theaddress of your Bluetooth device.

Network (Menu 9.4.2)

You can select a network which will beregistered either automatically ormanually.

Network selection (Menu 9.4.2.1)

Usually, the network selection is set toAutomatic.

v Automatic: If you select Automaticmode, the phone will automaticallysearch for and select a network for you.Once you have selected “Automatic”,the phone will be set to “Automatic”even though the power is off and on.

v Manual: The phone will find the list ofavailable networks and show you them.Then you can select the network whichyou want to use if this network has aroaming agreement with your homenetwork operator. The phone let youselect another network if the phone failsto access the selected network.

v Preferred: You can set a list ofpreferred networks and the phoneattempts to register with first, beforeattempting to register to any othernetworks. This list is set from thephone’s predefined list of knownnetworks.

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GPRS attach (Menu 9.4.2.2)

You can set GPRS service depending onvarious situations.

v Power on

If you select this menu, the phone isautomatically registered to a GPRSnetwork when you switch the phone on.Starting a WAP or PC dial-up applicationcreated the connection between phoneand network and data transfer ispossible. When you end the application,GPRS connection is ended but theregistration to the GPRS networkremains.

v When needed

If you select this menu, the GPRSconnection is established when youconnect a WAP or application serviceand closed when you end the WAP orapplicaion connection.

Network profile (Menu 9.4.2.3)

v Data connections

• Name: You can type the networkname.

• Bearer: You can set the bearer dataservice.1 Data/2 GPRS

<Data settings>Appears only if you select DataSettings as a Bearer/service.

- Dial number: Enter the telephonenumber to dial to access your WAPgateway.

- User ID: The users identity for yourdial-up server (and NOT the WAP gateway).

- Password: The password requiredby your dial-up server (and NOT theWAP gateway) to identify you.

- Call type: Select the type of datacall; Analogue or Digital (ISDN).

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- Call speed: The speed of your dataconnection; 9600 or 14400 (Dependson Operator)

- Linger time: You need to entertimeout period. After entering that, the WAPnavigation service will be unavailableif any data is not input or transferred.

- Primary server: Input the IP addressof the primary DNS server youaccess.

- Secondary server: Input the IPaddress of the secondary DNS serveryou access.

<GPRS settings>The service settings are only availablewhen GPRS is chosen as a bearerservice.

- APN: Input the APN of the GPRS.

- User ID: The users identify for yourAPN server.

- Password: The password requiredby your APN server.

- Primary server: Input the IP addressof the primary DNS server youaccess.

- Secondary server: Input the IPaddress of the secondary DNS serveryou access.

USB connection (Menu 9.4.3)

You can choose one mode of Data serviceand Mass storage.

When you have finished using the phonememory, click Exit and take the followingsteps.

1. Click on the notification area.[Unplug or Eject Hardware]

Cautionv Before you remove the cable, it is

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2. Select USB Mass Storage Device, clickon Stop. The following message will appear:“The ‘USB Mass Storage Device’ devicecan now be safely removed from thesystem”

3. Then remove the cable.

Call Menu 9.5

You can set the menu relevant to a call bypressing [Select] in the Setting menu.

Call divert (Menu 9.5.1)

The Call divert service allows you to divertincoming voice calls, fax calls, and datacalls to another number. For details,contact your service provider.

v All voice calls

Diverts voice calls unconditionally.

v If busy

Diverts voice calls when the phone is inuse.

v If no reply

Diverts voice calls which you do notanswer.

v If out of reach

Diverts voice calls when the phone isswitched off or out of coverage.

v All data calls

Diverts to a number with a PCconnection unconditionally.

v All fax calls

Diverts to a number with a faxconnection unconditionally.

v Cancel all

Cancels all call divert service.

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The submenus

Call divert menus have the submenusshown below.

- Activate

Activate the corresponding service.

To voice mailbox

Forwards to message centre. Thisfunction is not shown at All data callsand All fax calls menus.

To other number

Inputs the number for diverting.

To favourite number

You can check recent 5 divertednumbers.

- Cancel

Deactivate the corresponding service.

- View status

View the status of the correspondingservice.

Answer mode (Menu 9.5.2)

v Slide open

If you select this menu, you can receivean incoming call when you open theslide.

v Any key

If you select this menu, you can receivea call by pressing any key except [End] key.

v Send key only

If you select this menu, you can receivea call by only pressing [Send] key.

Send my number (Menu 9.5.3)

(network and subscription dependent)

v Set by network

If you select this, you can send yourphone number depending on two lineservice such as line 1 or line 2.

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v On

You can send your phone number toanother party. Your phone number will be shown onthe receiver’s phone.

v Off

Your phone number will not be shown.

Call waiting (Menu9.5.4)

(network dependent)

v Activate

If you select Activate, you can accept awaiting (receiving) call.

v Cancel

If you select Cancel, you cannotrecognize the waiting (receiving) call.

v View status

Shows the status of Call waiting.

Minute minder (Menu 9.5.5)

If you select On, you can check the callduration by a beep sound given everyminute during a call.

Auto redial (Menu 9.5.6)

v On

When this function is activated, thephone will automatically try to redial inthe case of failure to connect a call.

v Off

Your phone will not make any attemptsto redial when the original call has notconnected.

Send DTMF (Menu 9.5.7)

You can send touch tones during an activecall to control your voice mailbox or otherautomated phone services.

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Security Menu 9.6

PIN code request (Menu 9.6.1)

In this menu, you can set the phone to askfor the PIN code of your SIM card whenthe phone is switched on.

If this function is activated, you’ll berequested to enter the PIN code.

1. Select PIN code request in the securitysettings menu, and then press [OK].

2. Set On/Off.

3. If you want to change the setting, youneed to enter PIN code when you switchon the phone.

4. If you enter wrong PIN code more than 3times, the phone will lock out. If the PINis blocked, you will need to key in PUKcode.

5. You can enter your PUK code up to 10times. If you put wrong PUK code morethan 10 times, you can not unlock yourphone. You will need to contact yourservice provider.

Phone lock (Menu 9.6.2)

You can use a security code to avoidunauthorized use of the phone. Wheneveryou switch on the phone, the phone willrequest security code if you set phone lockto When switch on.

If you set phone lock to When SIMchanged, your phone will request securitycode only when you change your SIM card.

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Call barring (Menu 9.6.3)

The Call barring service prevents yourphone from making or receiving certaincategory of calls. This function requires thecall barring password. You can view thefollowing submenus.

v All outgoing

The barring service for all outgoing calls.

v Outgoing international

The barring service for all outgoinginternational calls.

v O/G international except homecountry

The barring service for all internationaloutgoing calls except home network.

v All incoming

The barring service for all incomingcalls.

v Incoming when abroad

The barring service for all incoming callswhen roaming.

v Cancel all barrings

You can cancel all barring services.

v Change password

You can change the password for CallBarring Service.

The submenus:

- Activate

Allows to request the network to set callrestriction on.

- Cancel

Set the selected call restriction off.

- View status

View the status whether the calls arebarred or not.

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Fixed dial number (Menu 9.6.4)

(SIM dependent)

You can restrict your outgoing calls toselected phone numbers. The numbers areprotected by your PIN2 code.

v On

You can restrict your outgoing calls toselected phone numbers.

v Off

You can cancel fixed dialling function.

v List view

You can view the number list saved asFixed dial number.

Change codes (Menu 9.6.5)

PIN is an abbreviation of PersonalIdentification Number to prevent use byunauthorized person.

You can change the access codes:Security code, PIN1 code, PIN2 code.

1. If you want to change the Securitycode/PIN1/ PIN2 code input youroriginal code, and then press [OK].

2. Input new Security code/PIN/PIN2 codeand verify them.

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Flight mode Menu 9.7

This allows you to use only the phone’sfeatures that do not require the use of thewireless network when you are in anairplane or in places where the wirelessnetwork is prevented.

If you set the flight mode on, the icon willbe displayed on the screen instead of thenetwork signal icon.

v On: You cannot make (or receive) anycalls, including emergency calls, or useother features that require networkcoverage

v Off: You can deactivate the flight modeand restart your handset to access thenetwork.

Power saving Menu 9.8

If you set On, you can save the powerwhen you don’t use the phone.

Reset default Menu 9.9

You can initialize all factory defaults. Youwill need Security code to activate thisfunction.

Memory status Menu 9.0

You can check free space and memoryusage of each repository, Internal memoryand Multimedia memory. You can go toeach repository menu.

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Please check to see if any problem whichyou may have with your phone is describedhere before taking it for service or calling aservice engineer.

Q How do I view the list of outgoingcalls, incoming calls and missedcalls?

A Press .

Q Connection is poor or is not audible incertain areas.

A In certain areas, signal strength canvary dramatically. Try moving to adifferent location. Heavy networktraffic may affect the ability toconnect, or the stability of the call.

Q Connection is poor even whenestablished.

A In certain areas, signal strength canvary dramatically. Try moving to adifferent location. Heavy networktraffic my affect the ability to connect,or the stability of the call.

Q LCD does not turn on.

A Remove and replace the battery andturn on the power. If the phone stilldoes not turn on, charge the batteryand try again.

Q An echo can be heard duringconnection with a certain telephonein a certain area.

A It is called ‘Echo Phenomenon’. Itoccurs if the volume is too high orcaused by special properties (semielectronic telephone exchange) of themachine on the other end.

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Q The phone gets warm.

A During long calls, or if games/Internetare used for a long time, the phonemay become hot. This is perfectlynormal and has no effect upon the lifeof the product or performance.

Q The bell does not ring, or lamp or LCDblinks only.

A The phone is set to ‘Vibrate’ or ‘Silent’in the Profiles menu. Please select‘Normal’ or ‘Loud/.

Q Standby duration of the phonegradually becomes shorter.

A Batteries have a limited life. Whenthe battery lasts for half its originaltime, it requires replacement. Only use authorised replacementparts.

Q Usage time of battery becomesshorter.

A If the battery time is short, it may bedue to the user environment, or largevolume of calls, or weak signals.

Q No number is dialled when you recalla phonebook entry.

A Check that the numbers have beensaved correctly, by using thephonebook Search feature. Resavethem, if necessary.

Q You cannot be contacted.

A Is your phone switched on ( pressed for more than threeseconds)? Are you accessing the rightcellular network? Have you set anincoming call barring option?

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Q I cannot find the lock, PIN, or PUKcode, or password?

A The default lock code is ‘0000’. If youforget or lose the lock code, contactyour phone dealer. If you forget orlose a PIN or PUK code, or if you havenot received such a code, contact yournetwork service provider.

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Standard Battery

Travel AdapterThis charger allowsyou to charge thebattery while awayfrom home or your office.

Note

]Always use genuine LGaccessories.

] Failure to do this may invalidateyour warranty.

]Accessories may be different indifferent regions; please checkwith our regional service companyor agent for further inquires.

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There are various accessories for your mobile phone. You can select theseoptions according to your personal communication requirements.

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GeneralProduct name: KE970

System: GSM 900 / DCS 1800 / PCS 1900

Ambient TemperaturesMax: +55°C

Min: -10°C

LLIIMMIITTEEDD WWAARRRRAANNTTYY SSTTAATTEEMMEENNTT11.. WWHHAATT TTHHIISS WWAARRRRAANNTTYY CCOOVVEERRSS ::LG offers you a limited warranty that the enclosed phone and its enclosed accessories will be freefrom defects in material and workmanship according to the following terms and conditions: (1) The limited warranty for the product extends the warranty period beginning on the

date of purchase of the product.(2) The limited warranty applies for 1 year from the original date of purchase and extends only to

the original purchaser of the product and is not assignable or transferable to any subsequentpurchaser/end user. It shall neither exclude nor limit any mandatory statutory rights of thecustomer or any of the customer rights against the seller/dealer of the product.

(3) This warranty is good only to the original purchaser during the warranty period, butlimited to certain country if specified.

(4) The external housing and cosmetics parts shall be free of defects at the time ofshipment and, therefore, shall not be covered under these limited warranty terms.

(5) Upon request from LG. or their designated service agent the consumer must provideinformation to reasonably prove the date of purchase.

(6) Unless other service arrangements have been specified the customer shall bear thecost of shipping a defective product back to the Customer Service Department of LG.LG shall bear the cost of shipping the product back to the consumer after thecompletion of service under this limited warranty.

(7) During the warranty period LG or its authorised service agent will repair or replace atLG’s sole discretion a defective product. A repaired or replaced product will not begiven a prolonged or renewed warranty period.

22.. WWHHAATT TTHHIISS WWAARRRRAANNTTYY DDOOEESS NNOOTT CCOOVVEERR ::(1) Defects OR Damages resulting from use of the product in other than its normal and

customary manner.(2) Defects or damages from abnormal use, abnormal conditions, improper storage.

exposure to moisture or dampness, unauthorised modifications, unauthorisedconnections, unauthorised repair, neglect, abuse, accident, alteration, improperinstallation, or other acts which are not the fault of LG, including damage caused byshipping, blown fuses, spills of food or liquid.

(3) Breakage or damage to antennas unless caused directly by defects in material or workmanship. (4) A warranty repair if the Customer Service Department at LG or other agreed service

agent was not notified by the consumer of the alleged defect or malfunction of theproduct during the applicable limited warranty period.

(5) Products which have had the serial number or IMEI number removed or made illegible.(6) This limited warranty is in lieu of all other warranties, express or implied either in fact

or by operations of law, statutory or otherwise, including, but not limited to any impliedwarranty of marketability or fitness for a particular use.

(7) Damage resulting from use of non-LG approved accessories.(8) All plastic surfaces and all other externally exposed parts that are scratched or

damaged due to normal customer use.(9) Products operated outside published maximum ratings.(10) Products used or obtained n a rental program.(11) Consumables (such as fuses).(12) Suspected defects caused by a failure of the cellular network.

33.. CCOONNDDIITTIIOONNSS ::No other express warranty is applicable to this product. The DURATION OF ANY IMPLIED WARRANTIES, INCLUDING THE IMPLIED WARRANTY OFMARKETABILITY, IL LIMITED TO THE DURATION OF THE EXPRESS WARRANTY HERIN. LGELECTRONCS INC. SHALL NOT BE LIABLE FOR THE LOSS OF THE USE OF THE PRODUCT,INCOVINIENCE, LOO OR ANY OTHER DAMAGES, DIRECT OR CONSEQUENTIAL, ARISING OUTOF THE USE OF, OR INABILITY TO USE, THIS PRODUCT OR FOR ANY EXPRESS OR IMPLIEDWARRANTY, INCLUDING THE IMPLIED MARKETABLITY APPLICABLE TO THIS PRODUCT.Some do not allow the exclusive of limitation of incidental or consequential damages orlimitations on how long an implied warranty lasts; so these limitations or exclusions may notapply to you. This warranty gives you specific legal rights and you may also have otherrights which vary from country to country.