Lg Ku380 Userguide

KU 380 User GuideThis document is the user guide for the LG KU380 3G VideoMobile Phone. All rights for this document are reserved by LG Electronics. Copying, modifying and distributing this documentwithout the consent of LG Electronics are prohibited.

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Table of Contents

Introduction 6For Your Safety 7Guidelines for Safe andEfficient Use 8KU380 Features 14Parts of the phone

Getting Started 18Installing the USIM card and batteryCharging the Battery 20Disconnecting the charger 21How to use a microSD memory cardMemory card formatting 22Turning the handset on/offAccess codes 23Display information 24

General Functions 27Making and answering callsEntering text 29Changing the text input mode 30Using the T9 ModeUsing the ABC Mode 31Using the 123 (Number) modeUsing the symbol mode 32

Overview of Menu Functions 33Entertainment 35Games & ApplicationsMobile TV

Vodafone live! 36HomepageEnter URLBookmarksSaved pagesHistory 37Browser settingsProfilesAppareance settingsCache Cookies Security Reset settings SearchMobile TVMusicGames 38RingtonesPicturesNewsSport

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Music 39Recently playedMy musicAll tracksPlaylistsArtistsAlbumsGenresShuffle tracksMusic store

Camera 40Still cameraVideo camera 43

Messaging 46Create new Message Email 47Voice message 48InboxEmail 49Drafts 51OutboxSent messages 52TemplatesText templates

Multimedia templates 53EmoticonsMessaging settings Text messageMultimedia message 54Email 56Voicemail 58Service messageInfo. service 59

My Files 60PicturesSounds 61VideosGames & Applications 63OthersExternal memory 64

Organiser & Tools 65Quick menuAlarms CalendarTasks 67Games & Applications MemoVoice recorder 68Private memo

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Calculator 69ConverterWorld time 70Organiser settingsCalendar settingsBackup calendar & tasksRestore calendar & tasks Memory info.

Contacts 71Add newContacts listGroupsSpeed dialsService dial numbers 72Own numberMy business cardContact settingsContact list settingCopy MoveBackup contactsRestore contactsClear contacts 73Memory info.

Calls 74

All calls 74Dialled calls Received calls Missed calls

USIM Tool Kit 75Video call 76During a video callIncoming video call

Settings 78ProfilesPhone setting 79Date & TimeLanguage 80Auto key lock Flight modeSecurity Power save 82Memory managerPrimary storage setting 83Handset InformationReset settingsDisplay settingsMain Display Menu style 84Font

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Backlight 84Welcome messageHandset themeCall settingCall durations Call barringFixed dial numbers 86Data volume Call costsDiverts 87Call waiting 89VoicemailVideo call Common settings 90Messaging setting 91Contact settingConnectivityBluetooth Synchronisation 95USB connection mode 96Network 97Access points 98Browser settingsStreaming settings 99Java setting 100

Accessories 101Technical data 102

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Congratulations on your purchase ofthe advanced and compact KU380 3Gvideo mobile phone, designed tooperate with the latest digital mobilecommunication technology.

This user’s guide containsimportant information on the useand operation of this phone.Please read all the informationcarefully for optimal performanceand to prevent any damage to ormisuse of the phone. Anychanges or modifications notexpressly approved in this user’sguide could void your warrantyfor this equipment.

Use of phone cases withmagnetic locks with slide typephones has caused problems suchas loss of network signal andphones powering off.

Introduction

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Introduction

For Your SafetyFor Your Safety

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

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, chemical plants orblasting operations.

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

• Do not handle the phone with wet handswhile it is being charged. It may cause anelectric shock or seriously damage yourphone.

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

CAUTION!• Switch off the phone in any area where

required by special regulations. Forexample, do not use your phone inhospitals or it may affect sensitivemedical equipment.

• Emergency calls may not be availableunder all mobile networks. Therefore, youshould never depend solely on yourmobile phone for emergency calls.

• Only use ORIGINAL accessories to avoiddamage to your phone.

• All radio transmitters carry risks ofinterference with electronics in closeproximity. Minor interference may affectTVs, radios, PCs, etc.

• Batteries should be disposed of inaccordance with relevant legislation.

• Do not dismantle the phone or battery.

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

Certification information(SAR)THIS DEVICE MEETS INTERNATIONALGUIDELINES FOR EXPOSURE TORADIO WAVES

Your mobile device is a radio transmitterand receiver. It is designed andmanufactured not to exceed the limits forexposure to radio frequency (RF)recommended by international guidelines(ICNIRP). These limits are part ofcomprehensive guidelines and establishpermitted levels of RF energy for thegeneral population. The guidelines weredeveloped by independent scientificorganizations through periodic andthorough evaluation of scientific studies.The guidelines include a substantial safetymargin designed to assure the safety of allpersons, regardless of age and health.

The exposure standard for mobile devicesemploys a unit of measurement known asthe Specific Absorption Rate, or SAR. TheSAR limit stated in the internationalguidelines is 2.0 W/kg*. Tests for SAR areconducted using standard operating

positions with the device transmitting atits highest certified power level in alltested frequency bands. Although the SARis determined at the highest certifiedpower level, the actual SAR of the devicewhile operating can be well below themaximum value. This is because the deviceis designed to operate at multiple powerlevels so as to use only the power requiredto reach the network. In general, the closeryou are to a base station, the lower thepower output of the device. Before aphone model is available for sale to thepublic, compliance with the EuropeanR&TTE directive must be shown. Thisdirective includes as one essentialrequirement the protection of the healthand the safety for the user and any otherperson. The highest SAR value for thisdevice when tested for use at the ear is0.486 W/kg.

This device meets RF exposure guidelineswhen used either in the normal useposition against the ear or whenpositioned at least 1.5 cm away from thebody. When a carry case, belt clip orholder is used for body-worn operation, itshould not contain metal and shouldposition the product at least 1.5 cm awayfrom your body. In order to transmit datafiles or messages, this device requires aquality connection to the network. In some

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cases, transmission of data files ormessages may be delayed until such aconnection is available. Ensure the aboveseparation distance instructions arefollowed until the transmission iscompleted. The highest SAR value for thisdevice when tested for use at the body is1.51 W/kg.

* The SAR limit for mobile devices used bythe public is 2.0 watts/kilogram (W/kg)averaged over ten grams of body tissue.The guidelines incorporate a substantialmargin of safety to give additionalprotection for the public and to accountfor any variations in measurements. SARvalues may vary depending on nationalreporting requirements and the networkband.

For SAR information in other regionsplease look under product information atwww.lgmobile.com.

Product care andmaintenance

WARNING! Only use batteries, chargers and accessoriesapproved for use with this particular phonemodel. The use of any other types mayinvalidate any approval or warranty applyingto the phone, and may be dangerous.

] Do not disassemble this unit. Take it to aqualified service technician when repairwork is required.

] Keep away from electrical appliances suchas a TV's, radios or personal computers.

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

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

] Do not drop.

] Do not subject this unit to mechanicalvibration or shock.

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

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

] Do not subject this unit to excessivesmoke or dust.

] Do not keep the phone next to creditcards or transport tickets; it can affect theinformation on the magnetic strips.

] Do not tap the screen with a sharp objectas it may damage the phone.

] Do not expose the phone to liquid ormoisture.

] Use accessories, such as earphones andheadsets, with caution. Ensure that cablesare tucked away safely and do not touchthe antenna unnecessarily.

] Please remove the data cable beforepowering on the handset.

Efficient phone operationTo enjoy optimum performance withminimum power consumption please.

] Do not hold the antenna when thephone is in use. If you hold it, it canaffect call quality, it may also cause thephone to operate at a higher power levelthan needed and shorten talk andstandby times.

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

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

] Some hearing aids might be disturbedby mobile phones.

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

Road safetyCheck the laws and regulations on theuse of mobile phones in the areas whenyou drive.

] Do not use a hand-held phone whiledriving.

] Give full attention to driving.

] Use a hands-free kit, if available.

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

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

] 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 whilstoutside and about, please ensure thatthe volume is at a reasonable level sothat you are aware of yoursurroundings. This is particularlyimperative when attempting to cross thestreet.


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Avoid damage to yourhearingDamage to your hearing can occur if youare exposed to loud sound for longperiods of time. We therefore recommendthat you do not turn on or off the handsetclose to your ear. We also recommend thatmusic and call volumes are set to areasonable level.

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

Potentially explosiveatmospheres] Do not use the phone at a refueling

point. Don't use near fuel or chemicals.

] Do not transport or store flammablegas, liquid, or explosives in thecompartment of your vehicle, whichcontains your mobile phone andaccessories.

In aircraftWireless devices can cause interference inaircraft.

] Turn off your mobile phone beforeboarding any aircraft.

] Do not use it on the ground withoutcrew permission.

ChildrenKeep the phone in a safe place out of smallchildren's reach. It includes small partswhich if detached may cause a chokinghazard.

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

Battery information andcare] 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.

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


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] Do not disassemble or short-circuit thebattery pack.

] Keep the metal contacts of the batterypack clean.

] Replace the battery when it no longerprovides acceptable performance. Thebattery pack may be recharged hundredsof times until it needs replacing.

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

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

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

] Risk of explosion if battery is replacedby an incorrect type.

] Dispose of used batteries according tothe manufacturer’s instructions.

] For use only with battery LG Electronics,KU380.

Driver Safety TipsYour wireless telephone gives you thepowerful ability to communicate by voice -almost anywhere, anytime. But animportant responsibility accompanies thebenefits of wireless phones, one that everyuser must uphold. When driving a car, driving is your firstresponsibility. When using your wirelessphone behind the wheel of a car, practicegood common sense and remember thefollowing tips:

] Use a hands free device. If possible, addan additional layer of convenience andsafety to your wireless phone with oneof the many hands free accessoriesavailable today.

] Let the person you are speaking withknow you are driving; if necessary,suspend the call in heavy traffic orhazardous weather conditions. Rain,sleet, snow, ice and even heavy trafficcan be hazardous.

] Do not take notes or look up phonenumbers while driving. Jotting down a“to do” list or flipping through youraddress book takes attention away fromyour primary responsibility, drivingsafely.


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] If possible, place calls when you are notmoving or before pulling into traffic. Tryto plan calls when you will not bedriving.

] Do not engage in stressful or emotionalconversations that may be distracting.Make people you are talking with awareyou are driving and suspendconversations that have the potential todivert your attention from the road.

] Use your wireless phone to callemergency services for yourself orothers.In the case of fire, traffic accident ormedical emergencies;• Australia: Dial 0-0-0,• New Zealand: Dial 1-1-1,• International: Dial 1-1-2,• other local emergency number.Remember, it is a free call on yourwireless phone for emergency services.

] Use your wireless phone to help othersin emergencies, if you see an autoaccident crime in progress or otherserious emergency where lives are indanger, call the emergency number, asyou would want others to do for you.

] Call roadside assistance or a specialnonemergency wireless assistancenumber when necessary. If you see abroken down vehicle posing no serioushazard, a broken traffic signal, a minortraffic accident where no one appearsinjured, or a vehicle you know to bestolen, call roadside assistance or otherspecial nonemergency wireless number.

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Parts of the phone

Open view

Earpiece

Navigation keys ] In standby mode:

List of Profiles

Contacts list

Messaging

Calendar] In menu: Navigates menus.

VGA camera

LCD screen] Top: Icons showing signal

strength, battery level andvarious other functions

] Bottom: Soft keyindications

Alpha numeric keys ] In standby mode: Input

numbers to dial. Hold down:

for international calls.to dial voice mail

centre.to for speed

dials.] In editing mode: Enter

numbers & characters.

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Left soft key/ Right soft keyPerforms the function indicated at the bottomof the display.

Send key ] Dials a phone number and answers a call.] In standby mode: Shows a history of calls made,

received, and missed.

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Left side view

Headset/Charger/Cable connector

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Rear view

Battery cover

BatteryExternalcamera lens

USIM cardsocket

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Getting Started

Installing the USIM cardand battery1. Installing the USIM card.Your USIM card contains your phonenumber, service details and contactsand must be inserted into yourhandset. If your USIM card is removedthen your handset becomes unusable(except for emergency calls) until avalid one is inserted. Always disconnectthe charger and other accessories fromyour handset before inserting andremoving your USIM card. Slide theUSIM card into the USIM card holder.Make sure that the USIM card isproperly inserted and the gold contactarea on the card is facing downwards.To remove the USIM card, press downlightly and pull it in the reversedirection.

To insert the USIM card

To remove the USIM card

Note] The metal contact of the USIM card

can easily be damaged by scratches. Pay special attention to the USIM cardwhile handling. Follow the instructionssupplied with the USIM card.

] After removing the battery, insert USIMcard.

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2. Installing the battery.Slide the battery upwards until it snapsback into place.

3. To remove the battery.Turn the power off. (If the power is lefton, there is a chance you could lose thestored telephone numbers andmessages.)

Press and hold down the battery releasebutton and slide the battery down.

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Getting Started

Charging the BatteryBefore connecting the travel adapter tothe phone you must first install thebattery.

1. With the arrow facing you as shownin the diagram push the plug on thebattery adapter into the socket onthe left side of the phone until itclicks into place.

2. Connect the other end of the traveladapter to the mains socket.

3. The moving bars on the battery iconwill stop after charging is complete.

4. Ensure the battery is fully chargedbefore using the phone for the firsttime.

Note] Only use the charger included in the box.

CAUTION!• Do not force the connector as this may

damage the phone and/or the travel adapter.

• If you use the battery pack charger whenabroad, use an attachment plug adaptor forthe proper configuration.

• Do not remove your battery or the USIMcard while charging.

WARNING! • Unplug the power cord and charger during

lightning storms to avoid electric shock orfire.

• Make sure that no sharp-edged items such asanimal teeth or nails, come into contact withthe battery. This may cause a fire.

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Disconnecting the chargerDisconnect the travel adapter from thephone as shown in the diagram below.

How to use a microSDmemory card

<How to insert a microSD memorycard>

1. Turn the phone off. Inserting orremoving the microSD when thephone is on may damage the filesstored in the memory card.

2. Lift the plastic cover which protectsthe microSD slot.

3. Insert the memory card into the slot.The gold contacts must be kept onthe back of the microSD. Don’t pushthe microSD too much. If it doesn'tgo into the slot easily, you may betrying to insert it in the wrong wayor there could be a foreign object inthe slot.

4. Once inserted, push the memorycard until you hear a Click, meaningthat the microSD has been correctlyengaged.<MicroSD memory card>

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5. Close the plastic slot protection.

6. To remove the memory card, turnthe phone off, open the slotprotection and push the microSD tounlock it. Carefully extract thememory card.

Attention:] Avoid using the Flash Memory Card

when the battery is low.

] When writing to the card, wait for theoperation to complete before removingthe card.

] The card is designed to fit easily intothe system one way only.

] Do not bend the card or force it intothe slot.

] Do not insert any memory cards otherthan those made by microSD.

] If the microSD has been formatted usingFAT32, format the microSD using FAT16again.

For more information on the microSD,please refer to the memory cardinstruction manual.

Memory card formattingBefore you start to use the memorycard you have to format it. After youinsert the memory card, select Menu >Settings > Phone settings > Memorymanager > External memory, thenpress the left soft key. This operation should only be donewhen you insert the memory card forthe first time. During formatting variousfolders will be created for different datatypes.

Turning the handset on/off

Turning your handset onEnsure that your USIM card is in yourhandset and the battery is charged.Press and hold until the powercomes on. Enter the USIM PIN codethat was supplied with your USIM cardif the PIN code request is set to On.(Note: Please refer to page 79) After a few seconds you will beregistered on the network.

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Turning your handset off Press and hold until the powergoes off. There may be a few secondsdelay while the handset powers down.Do not turn the handset on againduring this time.

Access codesYou can use the access codes describedin this section to avoid unauthoriseduse of your phone. The access codes(except the PUK and PUK2 codes) canbe changed by using the Changecodes feature [Menu #.2.6.3].

PIN code (4 to 8 digits)The PIN (Personal IdentificationNumber) code protects your USIM cardagainst unauthorised use. The PIN codeis usually supplied with the USIM card.When the PIN code request is set toOn, your phone will request the PINcode every time it is switched on. Whenthe PIN code request is set to Off,your phone connects to the networkdirectly without the PIN code.

PIN2 code (4 to 8 digits)The PIN2 code, supplied with someUSIM cards, is required to accessfunctions such as Fixed dial number.These functions are only available ifsupported by your USIM card.

PUK code (8 digits)The PUK (PIN Unblocking Key) code isrequired to unblock a blocked PINcode. The PUK code may be suppliedwith the USIM card. If not, contact yournetwork operator’s customer servicedepartment for the code. If you losethe code, contact your networkoperator’s customer servicedepartment.

PUK2 code (8 digits)The PUK2 code, supplied with someUSIM cards, is required to unblock ablocked PIN2 code. If you lose thecode, contact your network operator’scustomer service department.

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Security code (4 digits)The security code preventsunauthorised use of your phone. Thedefault security code is set to ‘0000’and the security code is required todelete all phone entries and to restorethe handset to the factory settings.

Display information

No USIM idle screenThis is the initial screen of the phonethat appears when there is no USIMcard installed in the phone, or theinstalled USIM card is invalid. In thisscreen, users can only make emergencycalls, and turn the phone off. To turnthe phone off, press and hold down

for a few seconds.

Screen structure

If there is no USIM card installed, ananimation telling you to insert a USIMcard appears. If the USIM card insertedinto the phone is invalid, an animationtelling you that the USIM card is lockedappears.

Emergency call function

The right soft key is represented by“Emergency” on the screen. Press theright soft key or dial your emergencynumber using the number keys, andthen press to make an emergencycall.

Idle screenThe idle screen appears when you haveinstalled a proper USIM card andturned the phone on.

Screen structure

Idle screen consists of the operator'sname, indicators, date and time on abackground image. You can change thewallpaper in the Display settings menu.

Numbering screenThe numbering screen appears when anumber key is pressed in the idlescreen.

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Screen structure

The numbering screen consists ofstatus indicators, dialled number andsoft menu. Status indicators are thesame as those of the idle screen. Youcan change the size and colour of thedialling font in the Display settingsmenu. You can make a call while diallinga phone number by pressing .

Soft key

You can use the soft keys for severalfunctions while dialling a number. Usingthe left soft key, you can make a videocall, send a message to the number,save the number to Contacts, searchcontacts.

Handset lock screenWhen the Handset lock function isselected, you can only make anemergency call, release the lock, andturn off the phone in this screen. Asalways, you can turn the phone off bypressing and holding for a fewseconds.

Screen structure

The screen structure of the Handsetlock screen is the same as that of theidle screen.

Emergency call function

You can make an emergency call usingthe right soft key. As with the No USIMidle screen, only emergency numberscan be dialled.

Unlock function

If you press key except right soft keyand number key, a popup screenappears asking you to input theSecurity code to unlock the phone. TheSecurity code is configured in theChange codes (#. Settings > 2.Phone settings > 6. Security > 3.Change codes). If you key in anincorrect Security Code, the phone willremain in Handset lock status. If youkey in the correct Security code, thephone will be unlocked, and the idlescreen will be displayed. If you haveturned the phone off in the Handsetlock status, you will find the phoneremains in Handset lock status whenyou turn it on.

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Barring passwordThis service obstructs calling service insome conditions. This condition can beedited using the Call barring feature(#. Settings > 4. Call settings > 2.Call barring). The barring password isrequired when you use the call barringfunction. The password is obtainedfrom your network operator's customerservice when you subscribe to thisservice. While this service is activated,the caller will hear the informationmessage that the call is not connectedbecause of the call barring.

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Making and answering calls

Making a voice call1. Enter the number including the full

area code.

] To delete a digit press .To delete all digits press and hold

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2. Press to make the call.

3. Press to finish the call, or closethe handset.

Making a call from the call logs1. In standby mode, press and the

latest incoming, outgoing and missedphone numbers will be displayed.

2. Select the desired number by using/ .

3. Press to call the number.

Making a video callYou can make a video call in a 3Gcovered service area. If the called userhas a 3G video phone in a 3G coveredservice area, the call will be established.You can also answer a video call forvideo incoming call. To make/answer avideo call, do the following.

1. Input the phone number using thekeypad, or select the phone numberfrom the calls made/received lists.

] To correct mistakes, press briefly to delete the last number,or press and hold to delete allnumbers.

2. If you do not want to use thespeakerphone, ensure you have theheadset plugged in.

3. To start the video function, press theleft soft key [Options] and selectVideo call.

] You will be notified that you willneed to close other applications tomake the video call.

Note] To activate the speakerphone during a

call, activate the touch keys andpress .

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4. Adjust the camera position ifnecessary.

5. Press to finish the call, or closethe handset.

Making a voice/video call fromContactsIt is easy to call anyone whose numberyou have stored in your Contacts.

1. Press to access the contacts list.

2. Scroll to the contact to make a call.

3. Press to make a voice call. Pressthe left soft key and select Makevideo call to make a video call.

4. Press to finish the call.

Making international calls1. Press and hold for the

international prefix. The ‘+’ characterprefixes the international accesscode.

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

3. Press .

Adjusting the volumeDuring a call, if you want to adjust theearpiece volume, use on the left side ofthe phone. In idle mode, you can adjustthe key volume using.

Answering a callWhen you receive a call, the phonerings and the flashing phone iconappears on the screen. If the caller canbe identified, the caller’s phone number(or name if stored in your Contacts) isdisplayed.

Note] The video call may take some time to

connect. Please be patient. Theconnection time will also depend onhow quickly the other party answersthe call. While the video call isconnecting, you will see your ownimage; after the other party hasanswered, their image will be displayedon the screen.

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1. Open the slider to answer anincoming call.

Note] To reject an incoming call, press or

the right soft key twice.

] If you set Answer mode as Press sendkey (Menu #.5.0.4), you can answerthe call by pressing after opening theslider.

] If the answer mode is set to Press anykey, any key will answer a call except for

.

2. End the call by closing the handsetor pressing .

Shortcut to activate vibratemodeYou can activate the vibrate only modeby pressing and holding downafter opening the phone.

Signal strengthYou can check the strength of yoursignal by the signal indicator on theLCD screen of your phone. Signalstrength can vary, particularly insidebuildings. Moving close to a windowmay improve reception.

Entering text You can enter alphanumeric charactersusing the keypad. For example, storingnames in Contacts, writing a message,creating a personal greeting orscheduling events in the calendar allrequire entering text. The following text input methods areavailable with the handset.

Note] You can answer a call while using the

Contacts or other menu features.

] When the compatible headset isconnected, you can also answer a callusing the headset key, as well as usingthe phone. To reject an incoming call,press .

] You can mute the ringtone when a callcomes in by pressing and holding thevolume down side key.

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General Functions

Changing the text input mode 1. When you are in a field that allows

characters to be entered, you willnotice the text input mode indicator

in the upper right corner of the LCDscreen.

2. If T9 is on, you can change themode to T9Abc, T9ABC, 123, T9abcby pressing . When T9 is off,the mode will be changed to Abc,ABC, 123, abc.

Using the T9 ModeThe T9 predictive text input modeallows you to enter words easily with aminimum number of key presses. As youpress each key, the handset begins todisplay the characters that it thinks youare typing based on a built-indictionary. As new letters are added, theword changes to reflect the most likelycandidate from the dictionary.

1. When you are in the T9 predictivetext input mode, start entering aword by pressing to .Press one key per letter.

] The word changes as letters aretyped. Ignore what’s on the screenuntil the word is typed completely.

] If the word is still incorrect aftertyping completely, press onceor more to scroll through theother word options.

T9 mode This mode lets you enter words withonly one keystroke per letter. Each keyon the keypad has more than oneletter. The T9 mode automaticallycompares your keystrokes with aninternal dictionary to determine thecorrect word, thus requiring far fewerkeystrokes than the traditional ABCmode. This is sometimes known aspredictive text. If you press keyfor a long time, you can activate orcancel T9 mode.

ABC modeThis mode lets you enter letters bypressing the key labelled with therequired letter once, twice, three orfour times until the letter is displayed.

123 mode (Number mode) Type numbers using one keystroke pernumber.

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ExamplePress to typeGood.

Press to get Home.

] If the desired word is missing fromthe word choices list, add it byusing the ABC mode.

2. Enter the whole word before editingor deleting any keystrokes.

3. Complete each word with a space bypressing .

To delete letters, press .

Using the ABC ModeUse to to enter your text.

1. Press the key labelled with therequired letter:

] Once for the first letter.] Twice for the second letter.] And so on.

2. To insert a space, press once.To delete letters, press .

Refer to the following table for moreinformation on the characters availableusing the alphanumeric keys.

Note] The characters assigned to the keys and

their order of appearance depends onthe language selected using the optionInput method. The table aboveprovides the characters set for Englishlanguage.

Using the 123 (Number) modeThe 123 mode enables you to enternumbers in a message(a telephonenumber, for example). Press the keyscorresponding to the required digitsbefore manually switching back to theappropriate text entry mode.

Key Characters in the order displayLower case Upper case

. ,? ! ‘ “ 1 – ( ) @ / : _ . ,? ! ‘ “ 1 – ( ) @ / : _

a b c 2 à á â ã ä å æ ç AB C 2 À Á Â Ã Ä Å Æ Ç

d e f 3 è é ê ë D E F 3 È É Ê Ë

g h i 4 ì í î ï G H I 4 Ì Í Î Ï

j k l 5 £ J K L 5 £

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General Functions

Using the symbol modeThe symbol mode enables you to entervarious symbols or special characters.To enter a symbol, select Options >Insert > Symbols. Use the navigationand numeric keys to select the desiredsymbol and press .

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1. Entertainment

1.1 Games &Applications

1.2 Mobile TV

2. Vodafone live!

2.1 Homepage2.2 Enter URL2.3 Bookmarks2.4 Saved pages2.5 History2.6 Browser settings2.7 Search2.8 Mobile TV2.9 Music2.10 Games2.11 Ringtones2.12 Pictures2.13 News2.14 Sport

3. Music

3.1 Recently played3.2 My music3.3 Music store

4. Camera

4.1 Still camera4.2 Video camera

5. Messaging

5.1 Create new 5.2 Inbox5.3 Email5.4 Drafts5.5 Outbox5.6 Sent messages5.7 Templates5.8 Emoticons 5.9 Messaging settings

You can launch a menu by pressing in the idle screen. Move to the desired itemand press to go into the sub menu.

From the main menu you can also go into a submenu by directly pressing thecorresponding numeric key as follows. The main menu consists of the following topmenus and sub menus.

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6. My Files

6.1 Pictures6.2 Sounds6.3 Videos6.4 Games &

Applications6.5 Others6.6 External memory

7. Organiser & Tools

7.1 Quick menu7.2 Alarms 7.3 Calendar 7.4 Tasks 7.5 Games &

Applications7.6 Memo7.7 Voice recorder 7.8 Private memo7.9 Calculator 7.10 Converter7.11 World time 7.12 Organiser settings

8. Contacts

8.1 Add new8.2 Contacts list8.3 Groups8.4 Speed dials8.5 Service dial numbers8.6 Own number8.7 My business card8.8 Contact settings

9. Calls

9.1 All calls9.2 Dialled calls 9.3 Received calls 9.4 Missed calls

*. USIM Tool Kit

0. Video call

#. Settings

#.1 Profiles#.2 Phone setting#.3 Display settings#.4 Call setting#.5 Messaging setting#.6 Contact setting#.7 Connectivity#.8 Java setting

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Entertainment [Menu 1]

Games & ApplicationsMenu 1.1

You can easily download games andother applications in this menu. It hastwo folders, Games and Applications,as default. Inside the folderApplications you can find and useGoogle Maps for Mobile and bid andbuy whatever you need on eBay. Pleasenote that additional costs may beincurred when using online services. Youcan create a folder using the left softkey [Options].

Mobile TV Menu 1.2

You can access Mobile TV by selectingthis menu.

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Homepage Menu2.1

You can launch the web browser andaccess the homepage of the activatedprofile on Browser settings.] You can also directly access Vodafone

live! by pressing the right soft key inidle mode.

Enter URL Menu 2.2

You can manually enter a URL addressand access the associated web page. ] To enter a symbol, press the left soft

key [Options] and select 1.Insertsymbol from Options menu todisplay the symbol table.

] To switch input mode, press the leftsoft key [Options] and select 2. Inputmethod.

Bookmarks Menu 2.3

You can store frequently accessed orfavourite URLs/Pages. Send, Add new,Edit, Mark/Unmark or Deleteoperations can be performed onBookmarks. Several preconfiguredURLs are stored as bookmarks.

Adding a new bookmark

1. Press the left soft key [Options] andselect 2.Add new from Optionsmenu.

2. Enter the title and associated URLinformation.

3. Press to save.

Connecting to a desired bookmark

Press to connect a desiredbookmark.

Sending the bookmark to others

Select Send from Options menu. Youcan send it via Message or Email.

Deleting a bookmark

Select Delete from Options menu. Youcan delete multiple bookmarks usingthe Mark/Unmark option.

Editing a bookmark

Select Edit from Options menu. Editthe title and associated URLinformation. Press to save.

Saved pages Menu 2.4

The phone can save the page ondisplay as an offline file. Up to 20pages can be saved.

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History Menu 2.5

You can view the list of the pagesyou've already connected.

Browser settings Menu 2.6

You can change the settings for browserconnectivity and display.

Profiles (Menu 2.6.1)

Select the appropriate profile bypressing . This will activate theprofile to initiate the browser launch.

Appareance settings (Menu 2.6.2)

Cache (Menu 2.6.3)

Enabling Cache allows you to storeaccessed pages to your phone. Once apage has been stored in the Cache itwill greatly enhance the page loadingspeed on subsequent browsing of thesame page.

Cookies (Menu 2.6.4)

Enabling Cookie allows you to storecookies sent from the server. Disablingthis function will prevent cookies frombeing stored on your phone.

Security (Menu 2.6.5)

Certificates list (Menu 2.6.5.1)

Certificates can be viewed from the list.

Session list (Menu 2.6.5.2)

Secure (WTLS/TLS) session data canbe cleared using this option. Sessiondata should be cleared to establish anew secure session.

Reset settings (Menu 2.6.6)

Select this to reset your phone to itsdefault browser configuration.

Search Menu 2.7

You can search on-line menu.

Mobile TV Menu 2.8

Use this menu to access the online TVservice. You can watch TV and usevarious Mobile TV services. For furtherdetails, please contact your ServiceProvider.

Music Menu 2.9

Use this menu to enjoy music files andlisten to Vodafone Radio DJ stations.

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Games Menu 2.10

You can download games from theVodafone website.

Ringtones Menu 2.11

You can download ringtones from theVodafone website.

Pictures Menu 2.12

You can download pictures from theVodafone website.

News Menu 2.13

Use this menu to access the Vodafonewebsite to get recent news events.

Sport Menu 2.14

Use this menu to access the Vodafonewebsite to get the latest sports news.

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Recently played Menu 3.1

This menu shows the last 20 tracks thatwere played. And, if it starts to play, themenu "Now playing" will be displayed.You can activate media player onplaying through Now playing menu.

My music Menu 3.2

All tracks (Menu 3.2.1)

You can view all the music files stored inthe phone/external memory.

Playlists (Menu 3.2.2)

You can create your own playlists bychoosing tracks from the All tracksmenu list.

Artists (Menu 3.2.3)

You can view and play music sorted byArtists.

Albums (Menu 3.2.4)

You can view and play music sorted byAlbums.

Genres (Menu 3.2.5)

You can view and play music sorted byGenres.

Shuffle tracks (Menu 3.2.6)

If you want to play the musiccontinuously and randomly, select thisoption.

Music store Menu 3.3

Connects to the Vodafone musicdownload site.

NoteAdditional charges may be incurred whendownloading music. Contact your serviceprovider for further information.

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Still camera Menu 4.1

This application enables you to take a still picture. You can take a picture in the sizeyou want, and use it for the address book photo, home screen and other moregeneral purposes. Once taken, the picture can be sent by Message, Postcard, Emailor Bluetooth .

1. Press the left soft key to access Options and set the desired environment asfollows.

] Move between the options menus with / .

] Select the desired value with / and confirm the selection with .

Options Take Back

Press to take a picture.

Brightness: From –2.0 to 2.0at 0.5 intervals. The higherthe level, the brighter thescreen.

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Menu Description

The Pictures folder is launchedand displays existing pictures asthumbnails.

You can view pictures bypressing . You can also sendthe selected picture to anotherparty via Message, Postcard,EMail or Bluetooth.

Go to

1600x1200, 640x480,320X240, Wallpaper, 176x144,Contact

Size

Super fine, Fine, Standard

Quality

One, Three, Six, Nine (Note:Available Burst shot depends onthe size.)

Burst shot

From –2.0 to 2.0 at 0.5intervals. The higher the level,the brighter the screen.

Brightness

Select the desired Previewmethod, either Full image, Fullscreen.

Preview

You can adjust the tone of thebackground photo according tothe weather. Auto, Daylight,Cloudy, Illuminate, Indoors

Whitebalance

Menu Description

You can take better pictures atnight by selecting On.

Night mode

You can apply one of 10 frameeffects when taking a picture.(available only in case ofWallpaper size)

Frame Shot

You can delay the camera shuttertime. None, 3 secs., 5secs., 10secs. “ ” is shown when thetimer is activated.

Timer

None, Black & White, Negative,Sepia

Effect

Select the desired shutter sound.Sound

Select the desired memory,either Handset or External.

Memory

You can activate the mirroreffect by selecting On.

Mirror

You can switch the camera toactivate either the Internal or the External camera.

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2. After finishing all the settings, press the right soft key [Close].

3. Focus the camera on what you want to take and press .

4. Press to save the picture. It is saved in the Pictures folder of My Files.

NotePress the right soft key [Back] to go back to the preview mode without savingthe picture.

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Video camera Menu 4.2

This application enables you to record a video clip. You can play and watch a savedvideo file in this menu. Once recorded, a video clip can be sent by Message, Email orBluetooth.

1. Press the left soft key to access Options and set the desired environment asfollows.

] Move between the options menus with / .

] Select the desired value with / and confirm the selection with .

Options Rec. Back

Press the to record the image.

Brightness: From –2.0 to 2.0at 0.5 intervals. The higherthe level, the brighter thescreen

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Menu Description

The Videos folder is launchedand displays existing videos asthumbnails. You can view videosby pressing . You can alsosend the selected video toanother party via Message, Emailor Bluetooth.

Go to

176x144, 128x96Grootte

Super fine, Fine, Standard

Quality

From –2.0 to 2.0 at 0.5intervals. The higher the level,the brighter the screen.

Brightness

You can adjust the tone of thebackground video according tothe weather. Auto, Daylight,Cloudy, Illuminate, Indoors

Whitebalance

Menu Description

You can take better shots atnight by selecting On.

Night mode

None, Black & White, Negative,Sepia

Effect

Select the desired recordingtime. Message, 30 secs., 1min,2mins., 5mins., 60 mins.

Duration

Select the desired memory,either Handset or External.

Memory

You can activate the mirroreffect by selecting On.

Mirror

Decide whether to record thesound or not.

Mute

You can switch the camera toactivate either Internal orExternal.

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2. After finishing all the settings, press the right soft key [Close].

3. Focus the camera on what to record and press to start recording. And press to stop recording.] You can pause the recording by pressing the left soft key [Pause].

4. Press to save the video clip. It is saved in the Videos folder of My Files.

NotePress the right soft key [Back] to go back to the preview mode without savingthe video clip.

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Messaging

Create new Menu 5.1

Message (Menu 5.1.1)

You can write and edit a messagecontaining a combination of text, image,video and audio.

1. Enter your message in the Messagefield.

Option menus in Message field

] Insert: You can perform thefollowing actions:

1. Image: You can insert an image.(Existing image/Take picture)

2. Video: You can insert a video clip.(One video clip per slide)

3. Sound: You can insert a soundfile. (One sound per slide)

4. Symbols: You can insert symbols.After entering the correspondingnumber keys, press .

5. Template: ou can insert a texttemplate saved on the phone.After selecting a template,press . The selected template

is inserted into the Messagewindow.

6. Emoticon: You can insert anemoticon on writing a message.

7. Name & number: After searchingthe name and the number inphonebook, you can insert theentry.

8. New slide: Select this to add anew slide.

9. Subject: Select this to insert asubject.

] Save to drafts: Select this to savethe message to drafts.

] Input method: Select the desireddictionary mode.

] Writing language: You can selectthe language for writing amessage.

] Add to dictionary: You can add aword to the dictionary.

2. Press the right soft key [Back] to exitthe menu or go to previous menuafter setting submenus.

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3. Press the confirmation key [Send] tosend the message. The message willautomatically be saved in the SentItems folder. If the message has notbeen sent, it will remain in theOutbox with a failed status.

Email (Menu 5.1.2)

To send/receive an Email, you shouldset up the Email account. (Refer topage 56-59 for how to set up an Emailaccount.)

1. Enter the Email addresses of therecipients in the To, Cc, Bcc fields.You can search the Contacts bypressing .

2. Move the cursor to the Subject fieldand key in the subject.

3. You can enter the message contentsby moving the cursor to the Messagefield.

4. Use the following functions by usingthe left soft key [Options].

] Insert: Select this menu to insertspecial characters, templates, andcontacts. It is also possible toattach multimedia files (pictures,videos and sounds).

] Search contacts: Select this menuto insert Email addresses saved inContacts. (Only shown in Optionmenu when cursor is located inTo/Cc/Bcc fields.)

Note• Enter the reference Email address to

forward the Email in Cc(Carbon copy)field.

• Enter a hidden reference Email addressto forward the Email without forwardinginformation in Bcc(Blind Carbon Copy)field.

• Only valid Email addresses are allowedfor the recipient (To), reference address(Cc) and hidden reference address(BCC) fields. When an Email addresshas been specified, another field whereyou can specify another addressappears. You can specify up to 20recipients for the To and Cc addressfields and 10 recipients for the BCCaddress field.

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] Recently used: You can use thelatest Email address you savedtemporarily.

] Save to drafts: Select this menuto save the message in Drafts.

] View attachment: Shows theattached files. (This item is onlyavailable when some files havebeen attached.)

] Remove: Deletes the attachmentfile. (This item is only availablewhen the files are alreadyattached.)

] Input method: Select the desireddictionary mode.

] Add to dictionary: You can add anew word to the dictionary.

] Writing language: You can changethe writing language.

] Set mail priority: You canconfigure the priority of the Emailyou wish to send.

5. When you have finished writing anEmail, press to send the Email.

Voice message (Menu 5.1.3)

You can send the message with arecorded voice.

1. Enter the voice message menu.

2. Press the centre key to record yourvoice message.

3. Press the centre key to stop therecording. For sending the messagedirectly, press the centre key onceagain.

4. If you want to preview the messageor save it to drafts, press the left softkey [Options].

Inbox Menu 5.2

1. You can view received messages.Select a message and then pressto view the message.

2. You can view the previous or nextmessage by using / .

3. To view a multimedia message(Notification), select Retrieve in themessage notification view screen.The file is then transmitted, and youcan view the file when thetransmission is complete.

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You can use the following functions byusing the left soft key [Options] in theInbox.

] Reply to: Creates a reply to thesender or all recipients of theselected message.

] Forward: Forwards the selectedmessage.

] Make voice call: You can make avoice call.

] Make video call: You can make avideo call.

] Delete: Deletes the currentmessage.

] Create new message: You canwrite a new message or an Email.

] Copy: In case of SMS, you cancopy the message into handset orUSIM.

] Move: In case of SMS, you canmove the message into handset or

USIM.

] Filter: Displays messages bydesired message types.

] Mark/Unmark: You can selectone or more messages for multipledeletion.

] Message information: You cancheck the message type, subject,from, date and time and where it issaved.

Email Menu 5.3

Viewing Email message list

1. Select an Email account and thenpress to view the received Emaillist.

2. In Email list, you can use thefollowing functions by using the leftsoft key [Options].

] Reply: Creates a reply to theselected Email.

NoteNot supported for multimedia message(Notification) and WAP push messages.

NoteYou can check the saved emails in Email[Menu 5.6].

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] Forward: Forwards the selectedEmail message to others.

] Retrieve (POP3 only): Retrievesnew Email messages.

] Copy to (IMAP only): Copies theselected email .

] Search: Searches the Email youwant to find out.

] Delete: Deletes the Email.

] Delete from server (POP3 only):Deletes the message or Email fromserver.

] Message synchronisation (IMAPonly): Synchronises Email toretrieve Email server.

] Create new message: Creates anew message Email, Postcard, orvoice message.

] Mark/Unmark: Use mark/unmarkoption for multiple deletion.

] Set as read/unread: You can setthe selected Email to read orunread.

] Sort by: You can sort Emailaccording to the conditions.

] Expunge (IMAP only): Removesthe selected Email data at a time.

] Message information: Briefinformation on the messageincluding size, type, date, time andfilenames.

Viewing an Email message

1. Select one of the received Emails andpress the View key to receive thecontents of the Email.

2. The contents of the received Emailare automatically displayed in theView screen.

3. In the Email View screen, you canselect the following functions byusing the left soft key [Options].

] Reply: Creates a reply to theselected Email.

] Forward: Forwards the selectedEmail message to others.

] Save address: Saves the sender'saddress to Contacts.

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] Delete: Deletes the Email.

] Extract: Extracts the number,Email address or Web address fromEmail message.

] View attachment: Shows theattached file.

] View recipients: Shows the Emailaddresses of the recipients andreference (Cc).

] Create new message: Creates anew message.

] Message infomation: Briefinformation on the messageincluding size, type, date, time andfilenames.

Drafts Menu 5.4

You can view saved messages. Select amessage and then press to edit themessage.

You can use the following functions byusing the left soft key [Options].

] Send: Sends the selected message.

] Delete: Deletes the selectedmessage.

] Create new message: You can writea new message or an Email.

] Mark/Unmark: You can select oneor more messages for multipledeletion.

] Filter: Displays messages by desiredmessage types.

] Message information: You can checkthe message type, subject, from,date, time, size and where it's saved.

Outbox Menu 5.5

The Outbox is a temporary storageplace for messages waiting to be sent.Failed messages are also placed inOutbox. For example, Emails will beplaced in Outbox if the Email account isnot correctly configured.

1. Select a message.

2. You can use the following functionsby using the left soft key [Options].

[For sending / waiting messages]


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] Cancel sending: You can stopsending/waiting status.


[For a failed message]

] Resend: Resends the selectedmessage.

] Delete: Deletes the current message.

] Save to drafts: You can send themessage to drafts.



Sent messages Menu 5.6

Shows the messages you sent(Message/Email/Postcard/Voicemessage).

[Options]

] Reply to: Creates a reply to senderor all recipients of the selectedmessage.

] Forward: Forwards the selectedmessage.

] Edit: You can edit the selectedmessage.

] Delete: Deletes the selectedmessage.

] Create new message: You can writea new message.

] Mark/Unmark: You can select oneor more messages for multipledeletion.

] Filter: Displays messages by desiredmessage types.

] Message information: You can checkthe message type, subject, from,date, time, size and where it is saved.

Templates Menu 5.7

Text templates (Menu 5.7.1)

You can add, edit, and delete frequentlyused useful phrases using the left softkey [Options].

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Multimedia templates (Menu 5.7.2)

You can create, edit and view availabletemplates when creating multimediamessages. Five types of template(Birthday, Greeting, Holiday, Thanks,Sorry) are saved by default.

The following options are available.

] Add new: You can create a newmultimedia template.

] Write multimedia message: Createsa multimedia message with theselected template.

] Edit: Edits the selected template.

Emoticons Menu 5.8

You can add, edit and deleteemoticons. You can insert the emoticonwhich you preferred on writing amessage. If you press confirmation key,you can view the icon.

Messaging settings Menu 5.9

Text message (Menu 5.9.1)

You can configure text message relatedoptions.

1. Text message centre: Input theaddress of the Text message centre.

2. Delivery report: By enabling thisoption, you can verify whether yourmessage has been sent successfully.

3. Validity period: This network serviceallows you to set how long your textmessages will be stored at themessage centre.

4. Message types: Text, Voice, Fax,X.400, Email Usually, the type of message is set toText. You can convert your text intoalternative formats. Contact yourservice provider for the availability ofthis function.

NoteDepending on your service provider,useful phrases are saved as a default.

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5. Character encoding: Auto/ Default/Unicode

] Auto(default): Message withsingle byte character is normallyencoded in Defaultalphabet(GSM7). Message withdouble-byte character isautomatically encoded inunicode(UCS2).

] Default alphabet: Message witheven double byte character isencoded in single byte. Pleasenote that double byte characterswith accent may be converted intosingle byte character withoutaccent.

] Unicode: Message is encoded indouble byte. Please note that youmay be charged double.

6. Send long text as: Select a long textmessage as Multiple SMS or MMS.

Multimedia message(Menu 5.9.2)

You can configure Multimedia messagerelated options.

1. Retrieval mode: You can set theretrieval mode using Home networkand Roaming network respectively. Ifyou select Automatic, you willreceive multimedia messagesautomatically. If you select Manual,you will only receive a notificationmessage in the inbox and then youcan decide whether to downloadmultimedia messages or not.

2. Delivery report: Allows you todetermine whether to request adelivery confirmation mail to arecipient, and whether to allowsending a delivery confirmation mailto a sender.

] Request report: Determineswhether to request a deliveryconfirmation mail for a Multimediamessage.

] Allow report: Determines whetherto allow sending a deliveryconfirmation mail for a deliveryconfirmation mail request.

3. Read reply: Allows you to determinewhether to request a readconfirmation mail to a recipient, and

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whether to allow sending a readconfirmation mail to a sender.

] Request reply: Determineswhether to request a readconfirmation mail for a Multimediamessage.

] Allow reply: Determines whetherto allow sending a readconfirmation mail for a readconfirmation mail request.

4. Priority: You can select the prioritylevel of the messages (Low, Normaland High).

5. Validity period: Allows you toconfigure the term of validity for amessage when transmitting amultimedia message. The messagewould be saved in the multimediamessage server only for theconfigured term.

6. Slide duration: Allows you toconfigure the duration of each pagewhen writing a message.

7. Creation mode: Allows to select thecontents type supported by MMS.(Restricted, Warning and Free)

8. Delivery time: Configures thedelivery time of message to therecipient. The Multimedia messagecentre will deliver the message afterthe delivery time.

9. Multimedia message centre: Allowsyou to configure network informationsuch as the MMSC and the WAPgateway, to send a multimediamessage.

Using the left soft key [Options],you canactivate, add, view or delete aprofile. A profilename selected by acheckmark is thecurrently configuredvalue. You can viewand edit thecontents of the profile by usingoption menu.

] Title: Profile name.

] MMSC URL: Enter the multimediamessage centre URL.

] MMS Proxy: Enter the WAPgateway address and port number.

] Connection mode: Select one ofthe connection mode. (TCP withProxy, TCP without Proxy, UDP)

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] Access points: Specify the accesspoint name. (see WAP connectionsettings.)

Press the right soft key [Save] tosave the changes and completeMultimedia msg. centre setting.

Email (Menu 5.9.3)

You can configure settings for receivingand transmitting emails.

1. Vodafone email: Access toVodafone Mail.

(Note: This service is not availablein all countries. Please contact yourservice provider for furtherinformation.)

2. Email accounts: You can create orconfigure an Email account includingthe Email server and user ID. You canedit a selected Email account bypressing the left soft key[option]-2.Edit. You can select an Emailaccount to be used to send an Emailusing . You can select thefollowing functions using the left softkey [Options].

] Add new: Create a new Emailaccount.

] Edit: To edit the selected Emailaccount.

] View: Views a selected Emailaccount.

] Mark/Unmark: Use mark/unmarkoption for multiple deletion.

] Delete: Deletes a selected Emailaccount. All the emails included inthe account will be deleted.

3. Allow reply Email: Determineswhether to allow sending a readconfirmation mail for a readconfirmation mail request.

4. Include original message:Determines whether to include theoriginal message when you forwardthe message or reply to it.

5. Include attachment: Determineswhether to include the attachmentfile when you forward the message.

6. Auto retrieval in roaming: RetrievesEmail account automatically whenyou move in roaming area.

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7. Automatic download: You can setthe configuration of downloading thecontents for CPE.

8. New Email noti.: Receives thenotification information whenarriving new Email.

9. Signature: You can configure a textsignature to be attached to the endof an Email. The configured signaturetext is automatically or manuallyattached to the end of the Emailwhen it is sent.

10. Priority: You can select the prioritylevel of Emails (Low, Normal andHigh).

Creating a new Email account

1. Select Add new from the Emailaccount menu options.

2. The following items need to beconfigured.

Enter the user name of the Emailaccount.

Username

Enter the Email accountpassword.

Password

Enter the Email address foroutgoing mail.

Emailaddress

Enter the Email address to replyto your Email.

Reply Emailaddress

Enter a title.Title

Enter the outgoing Email server.Outgoingmail server

Enter the incoming Email server.Incomingmail server

Select the maximum Emailreceive size using the left softkey. The permissible maximumreceive size is no more than1MB.

Maximumreceive size

Select the Email inbox typeeither POP3 or IMAP4 using theleft soft key.

Mailboxtype

Determine whether to leave acopy of messages on theincoming server or not using theleft soft key. When the mailboxtype is set to IMAP4, a copy ofmessages are always saved to theserver.

Save toserver

Select where to save the sentmails (when the mailbox type isset to IMAP4). When themailbox type is POP3, sent mailsare always saved into handset.

Save sentmail into

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3. Press the centre soft key [Save] tocomplete the Email accountconfiguration.

Voicemail (Menu 5.9.4)

You can configure the voicemail receiptoption.

Service message (Menu 5.9.5)

You can configure the option settingssuch as Push(SI/SL) messages.

] Message receive: If you set On, allservice messages will be received.

] Service security: You can manipulatethe overall receipt options related toPush(SI/SL) messages.

- Service security set

- Trusted: If you set On, the phone willverify the appropriateness of messageby comparing to the list in Trustedlist.

- Untrusted: If you set On, the phonewill verify the appropriateness ofmessage by comparing to the list inUntrusted list.

Select an access point toconnect to the Internet. You canselect a configured access pointusing the left soft key.

Accesspoints

Sets the configuration toconnect Email server.

Advancedsettings

Enter the mail server portnumber. In general, the SMTP(Outgoing mail server portnumber) is 25.

SMTP portnumber

Enter the mail server portnumber. In general, the incomingmail server port number is110(POP3) or 143(IMAP4).

Incomingserver port

Decide whether the outgoingmail server to requireauthentication or not using theleft soft key. When the SMTPauthentication is set to On, youcan enter the SMTP Usernameand SMTP Password for SMTPauthentication.

SMTPauthentication

Enters SMTP user name torequire authentification.

SMTPusername

Enters SMTP password to requireauthentification.

SMTPpassword

Decide whether to activateAPOP secure login or not usingthe left soft key. When themailbox type is IMAP4, APOPsecure login is always set to OFF.

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- Update: If you set On, you canupdate the ‘Trusted/Untrusted list’with the address of message server. ,you can choose which list you want toupdate by selecting one of optionsfrom popup list. In addition, server’SMSC & Originating address in themessage will be updated to either ofTrusted/Untrusted list.

- Trusted list: Only valid "Servicesecurity > Trusted list" status is 'On'.The list indicates the valid list ofserver's SMSC & Originatingaddress(OA). Message which hasdiffer value to either of SMSC or OAaddress will be discarded.

- Untrusted list: Only valid "Servicesecurity > Untrusted list" status is'On'. Message which has matchedvalues(SMSC & Originating address)means invalid. Message which hasdiffer value to either of SMSC or OAaddress will be accepted.

Info. service (Menu 5.9.6)

] Cell broadcast: You can set thereception status.

] Channels: You can add or modify thechannels.

] Languages: You can select thelanguage you want by pressing ..Then, the info service message willbe shown in the language that youhave selected.

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Pictures Menu 6.1

The Pictures folder consists ofembedded links for downloadingpictures through the Internet andDefault images.

Pictures taken using the camera arestored in the Pictures folder and youcan create new folders to manage them.You can also send multiple files to otherpeople.

To view the picture in details, press theconfirmation key.

When a file is selected, the followingoptions will be displayed by pressingthe left soft key [Options].

] Send: You can send the selectedimage via Message, Postcard, Email orBluetooth.

] Use as

- Home screen: You can set animage as the home screen theme.

- Contacts image: You can set theimage of selected entry in contacts.When incoming a call, the imagesaved in contact is displayed.

- Start up image: You can set animage as shut up screen theme.

- Power off image: You can set animage as shut down image.

] Move: Enables the file to be movedto other folder.

] Copy: Enables the file to be copiedto other folder.

] Delete: Deletes the selected image.

] Mark/Unmark: Using the Markfunction, you can send, delete, moveand copy multiple files.

] File

- Rename: You can rename theimage.

- Edit: Enables the image to beedited.

- File info.: Shows information onthe selected image file.

NoteEdit menu is not displayed in defaultimages folder.

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] Create new folder: You can create anew folder within the folder currentlyselected.

] Slide show: You can view the imagesas a slide show.

] Sort by: You can sort the files bydate, file type or name.

] List view/Grid view: You can viewthe images as a List view or Grid view.

] Memory status: You can view thememory status (handset or externalmemory card).

Sounds Menu 6.2

The Sounds folder consists ofembedded links for downloadingringtones and music as well as folderscontaining the Default sounds andVoice recordings. Here you can manage,send or set sounds as ringtones.

When a file is selected, the followingoptions will be displayed by pressingthe left soft key [Options].

] Use as

- Voice ringtone: You can set thesound file as a ringtone whenincoming a voice call.

- Video ringtone: You can set thesound file as a ringtone whenincoming a video call.

- Message tone: You can set thesound file as a ringtone whenreceiving a message.

- Start up sound: You can set thesound file as a ringtone whenhandset starts up.

- Power off sound: You can set thesound file as a ringtone whenhandset shut down.

] Sort by: You can sort the files bydate, file type or name.

] File info.: Shows the information onthe selected sound file.

] Memory status: You can view thememory status (handset or externalmemory card).

Videos Menu 6.3

Here you can manage or senddownloaded or captured videos clips.

If you press [Connect], you canactivate the video file.

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The following are available using the leftsoft key [Options] in the Video list.

] Send: You can send the selectedvideo clip via Message, Email orBluetooth if not protected by DigitalRights Management (DRM).

] Use as: You can set the video file asvoice ringtone or video ringtone.

] Move: Moves the file into handsetmemory or external memory.

] Copy: Copies the file in handsetmemory or external memory.

] Delete: Deletes the selected video.

] Mark/Unmark: Using the Markfunction, you can send, delete, moveand copy multiple files.

] File

- Rename: You can rename thevideo.

] Create new folder: You can create anew folder.

] Sort by: You can sort files by name,date, or file type.

] List view/Grid view: You can viewthe images as a List view or Grid view.

] Memory status: Displays thememory status (handset or externalmemory card).

You can view a video using the videoplayer. Video files are displayed in thelist as thumbnails. You can select adesired video by using the / /

/ . Select a desired video andselect Play to view the recorded video.

Select the left soft key [Send] to attachthe selected video to a message, Emailor Bluetooth.

When option 1. Play is selected, thevideo clip will be played with the MediaPlayer. To pause the playback, pressduring the playback. To resume thepaused playback, press once again.

To capture the screen shot, press theright soft key [Capture] when theplayback is paused.

To view the current playback in fullscreen, press the right soft key duringthe playback.

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To return to the previous screen size,press the right soft key once again infull screen mode.

When viewing video clips in the MediaPlayer, the following options areavailable:

] Wide view: You can view the video inwide view mode.

] Mute/Unmute: If the Volume is setto more than 0, Mute mode isactivated and if the Volume is set to0, the Unmute mode is activated.

] Capture: You can save what is on thepaused screen as an image file (onlypossible in Pause mode).

] Repeat: You can set the repeatoption (None/Current file/All files).

] File info.: You can check informationon files being played (File name, Size,Date, Type, Duration, Protection).

] Send: You can send the video viaMessage, Email or Bluetooth if thefile is not protected by Digital RightsManagement (DRM).

] Delete: Deletes the selected video.

] Use as: You can set the video file asvoice ringtone or video ringtone. Thismenu is dependent upon thecontents.

Games & ApplicationsMenu 6.4

You can easily download games andother applications in this menu. It hastwo folders, Games and Applications,as default. Each folder has anembedded link for downloading gamesor applications. Please note thatadditional cost may be incurred whenusing online services. You can create afolder using the left soft key [Options].

Others Menu 6.5

Other files except pictures, sounds,videos, games & applications are storedin this folder.

NoteYou can also view the video in wide viewmode by pressing key.

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External memory Menu 6.6

If you purchase an optional externalmicroSD memory card, you can managemore content. Refer to the section Howto use a microSD memory card onpage 22 and 23 to learn how to insertand remove the memory card. You canmanage content as you do on yourphone.

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Quick menu Menu 7.1

You can specify functions to save in theQuick menu. If you save the functionsfrequently used in the Quick menu, youcan quickly start the functions simplyby pressing key.

Alarms Menu 7.2

If you set the alarm, the appearson the indicator bar. The specifiedalarm sounds at the scheduled time.Press to stop the alarm, and thealarm is released. Press the right softkey [Snooze] and choose the snoozeinterval. The alarm sound stops andresumes after the selected Snoozeduration. You can configure up to 5alarms.

1. Select your desired alarm toconfigure in the alarm list. If there isno alarm, press the left soft key[Add] to add a new alarm.

2. Set/Cancel alarm: Set or cancel thealarm using the options forspecifying whether the alarm is on orby choosing the alarm time.

3. Input alarm time: Input yourdesired alarm time by specifyingHour and Minute. Choose either

‘AM’ or ‘PM’ which is visible if 12hour format is specified for thephone.

4. Select repeat mode: Select thedesired repeat mode using / or select the desired one from thelist by pressing left soft key [List].

5. Select bell: Select the bell to ring atthe alarm time opening the list bypressing left soft key [Edit].

6. Input memo: Input alarm name.

7. Snooze: You can set the snoozeduration for the alarm.

8. When you have finished setting thealarm, press the centre key [Save].

Calendar Menu 7.3

Schedule inquiry and search

1. Reference by Months

You can refer to your schedule bymonths. The cursor is on the currentdate, and the registered date ismarked.

NoteThe alarm will go off even when thephone is switched off.

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The schedule saved for the datewhere the cursor is located isrepresented by a grey box. Pressingthe shortcut key moves to theprevious year and pressing move to the next year and pressing

moves to today. Pressing moves to the previous month, and

moves to the next month.Pressing moves to the weeklycalendar. You can move the dateusing / / / .

2. Detailed reference

You can refer to a detailed schedule,that is the whole contents of theschedule configured by the user. Youcan send the schedule to anotherphone or an Internet site throughSMS (Text message) or MMS(Multimidia message) or Email orBluetooth using the left soft key[Options].

Add new event

You can add an event. You canconfigure the start date, end date, starttime, end time, contents, type of event,repetition, alarm of the schedule.] Set type: Appointment, Anniversary,

Birthday

] Set repeat: Once, Daily, Weekly,Monthly, Annually, User setting

] Set alarm: No alarm, On time, 15mins before, 30 mins before, 1 hourbefore, 1 day before, 3 days before,1 week before

Delete all schedules

You can delete all saved schedulecontents using this function.

Set up and release holiday

You can set up or release user holidays.Press the left soft key [Options] andselect Set holiday. The selected datewill be displayed in red.

To release the holiday, press the leftsoft key [Options] and select Clearholiday.

Schedule notification

If the user has configured the alarmsetting, the specified alarm sound willring. If the notification time is beforethe schedule start time, you can set upthe alarm again.

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Tasks Menu 7.4

You can view, edit and add tasks to do.Tasks are displayed in time order. Tasksthat have been completed or notcompleted are displayed in differentways.

Add

To add a task, press the left soft key[Options] in the Tasks list managementscreen and select Add new eventoption. Then input the date,description and priority for the task.

When you have finished entering thedata, press the centre key [Save] tosave the new task.

Detailed view and Edit

To view detailed task contents, locatethe cursor on the desired item in theTasks list, and then press the centre key.You can send, edit and delete a taskusing the left soft key [Options].

Set job status

Tasks set as finished are displayed ascrossed out below the unfinished tasksin the Tasks list. You can set Finishedtasks to Not finished by selectingOptions.

Games & Applications Menu 7.5

You can easily download games andother applications in this menu. It hastwo folders, Games and Applications, asdefault. Each folder has an embeddedlink for downloading games orapplications. Please note that additionalcost may be incurred when using onlineservices. You can create a folder usingthe left soft key [Options].

Memo Menu 7.6

Using the memo management function,you can view and manage saved memocontents, and add new memo.

Add memo

To add a new memo, press the left softkey [Add] or [Add new memo] inOptions. Enter the contents of thememo. You can save the memo to thelist by pressing the centre key [Save].

Edit and delete memo

Highlight the desired memo and pressto view its contents. You can edit

or delete the contents of a memo usingthe left soft key [Options]. You canreturn to the memo managementscreen by pressing right soft key [Back].

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You can select Multiple or All memosusing the Mark/Unmark option andthen delete a memo using the Deleteoption.

Voice recorder Menu 7.7

1. Press the left soft key [Option] todisplay the option pop up menubefore recording.

2. Move to the desired menu item using/ and press .

] Duration: You can set the recordingduration to MMS msg. size, 30 secs,or 1 min.

] Quality: You can select a recordingquality from Super fine, Fine, andNormal.

] Go to my sounds: Opens the Voicerecordings folder in Sounds.

3. Pressing starts recording. When arecording is started, the recordingtime appears on the LCD. To cancelthe recording, press the Back.

4. When you finish the recording,press to exit. The recorded file isautomatically saved in the Voicerecordings folder in My files. If youpress again, you can startrecording new voice.

5. Press the left soft key to select thevarious options after the voicerecording.

6. Select the desired menu using /and press .

] Play: You can play the voice.] Send: To send the recorded file.

Select one from Message, Email andBluetooth using / andpress .

] File: You can change the name of fileand view the information.

] Delete: Select this menu to delete arecorded file.

] Use as: You can set the recorded fileathe Voice Ringtone, Video Ringtone.

] Go to my sounds: Opens the Voicerecordings folder in My Files.

7. Press the right soft key to close thesub-menu popup window.

Private memo Menu 7.8

You can write the private memo toprotect your privacy. You enter thesecurity code to use this menu.

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Add private memoTo add a new memo, press the left softkey [Add] or [Options]. Enter thecontents of the memo. You can save thememo to the list by pressing the centrekey [Save].

Edit and delete a private memoHighlight the desired memo andpress to view its contents. You canedit or delete the contents of a memousing the left soft key [Options]. Youcan return to the memo managementscreen by pressing right soft key [Back].You can select Multiple or All memosusing the Mark/Unmark option andthen delete a memo using the Deleteoption.

Calculator Menu 7.9

The calculator module allows you toperform basic arithmetic functions suchas addition, subtraction, multiplication,and division as well as some scientificfunctions. (sin, cos, tan, log, ln, exp,sqrt, deg, rad)

1. Press the left soft key [Options].

2. Select the appropriate function.

You can enter numbers by using thenumber keys, and the operators byusing / / / . You canenter a decimal point by pressing .Whenever you press , charactersare sequentially deleted in reverse order.Whenever you hold down, all thecharacters are deleted in reverse orderin one go.

When calculation is complete and theresult is displayed on the screen,pressing a symbol saves the result intothe symbol, and continues calculation.

Converter Menu 7.10

Met dit menu kunt u valuta,oppervlakte-, lengte-, gewicht-,temperatuur-, volume- ensnelheidsmaten converteren.

1. Select the unit menu.

2. Users can set a exchange rate usingoption menu.

3. Enter the current rate, and then youcan convert from one currency toanother.

4. You can view the value of units.

5. Press [Reset] to clear the currentinput Field.

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6. To exit the conversion function, pressthe [Back] key.

World time Menu 7.11

The World time provides timeinformation on major cities worldwide.

1. You can select a desired city as abase using the left soft key Options> Add city > Press the left soft key[Map].

2. You can Change the city using theleft soft key Options > Change cityor Change current city.

3. You can apply to Daylight Savingtime using the left soft key Options> Daylight saving.

4. You can Select the Analog clockmode Options > Analog clock.

Organiser settingsMenu 7.12

Calendar settings (Menu 7.12.1)

You can set the configurations to viewthe calendar.] Default view: You can set the default

value to view a calendar; Month view,Week view

] Week start time: 1AM, 2AM, 3AM,4AM, 5AM, 6AM, 7AM, 8AM, 9AM,10AM, 11AM, 12PM

] Week starts on: You can set thedefault day to start a week; Sunday,Monday

Backup calendar & tasks(Menu 7.12.2)

You can create the backup files of thecalendar or tasks entries saved in thephone when you insert an externalmemory.

Restore calendar & tasks(Menu 7.12.3)

You can reset the backup files ofcalendar or tasks when you insert anexternal memory.

Memory info. (Menu 7.12.4)

You can view the infrmation of availablememory regarding Calendar, Tasks,Memo and Secret memo.

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Add new Menu 8.1

You can register a new contact address.You can enter the name, differentphone numbers and Email addresses ofa new contact. You can also assign thecontact to groups, include an image oravatar, assign a specific ringtone andeven enter a memo for the contact.Other available fields include Homepage URL, Home address, Companyname, Job title and company address.You can enter and manage contactaddresses depending on the memoryusage.

Contacts list Menu 8.2

Performs the contact address searchfunction. The search operation isperformed based on a first name as adefault. The current search method andresults found are displayed in theSearch window. You can make a phonecall or send a message to the selectedphone number. A Contacts search canbe performed based on the phonenumber or group information.

Groups Menu 8.3

Using this menu you can manage groupinformation (both stored in theHandset and the USIM). In the handsetmemory, there are 5 default groups:Family, Friends, Colleagues, School andVIP. You can add, edit and deletegroups. When a ringtone for a numberis not specified, a call from the numbersounds the group ringtone assigned tothe number for the group.

Speed dials Menu 8.4

Using this menu you can manage speeddials. Speed dials are configuredbetween 2-9. You can register speeddials for a specific contact address upto 5 different numbers, and a contactaddress may have multiple speed dials.

NoteIn Settings menu, the search operationcan be performed based on the lastname.

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Service dial numbersMenu 8.5

You can view the list of Service DiallingNumbers (SDN) assigned by yourservice provider (if supported by theUSIM card). Such numbers includeemergency, directory enquiries andvoice mail numbers. After selecting aservice number, press to dial theservice.

Own number Menu 8.6

Allows you to display your phonenumber in the USIM card. You can saveown numbers being used in the USIMcard.

My business card Menu 8.7

You can create your own business cardby pressing the left soft key Add. Afterentering the name, number, Email andimage, you can use it as a business cardwhen sending the message.

Contact settings Menu 8.8

Contact list setting (Menu 8.8.1)] View contacts from: Select which

contact information shall bedisplayed (from handset memory,

from USIM card or both). All is thedefault setting.

] Name display: You can set thedisplay order by name.

] Show image/avatar: Select whetherto display image/avatar or not.

Copy (Menu 8.8.2)

You can copy contacts from the phonememory to the USIM or from the USIMto the phone memory. You can copy allor selected entries at a time.

Move (Menu 8.8.3)

You can move contacts from the phonememory to the USIM or from the USIMto the phone memory. You can move allor selected items at a time.

Backup contacts (Menu 8.8.4)

You can save all phonebook data inhandset to external memory card byformatting vcard.

Restore contacts(Menu 8.8.5)

You can restore all phonebook data inexternal memory card to phonememory by formatting vcard.

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Clear contacts (Menu 8.8.6)

Clears all contact information. You candelete all contacts saved in the mobilephone memory as well as on the USIMcard.

Memory info. (Menu 8.8.7)

You can check the status of contactsmemory in this menu.

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Calls

All calls Menu 9.1

Allows you to view the missed, received,and dialled call records. You can make acall, or send a message to the numberyou have selected from the records. Youcan also save the number in Contacts.

Dialled calls Menu 9.2

Allows you to view dialled call records,make a call, send a message, and savethe number in Contacts.

Received calls Menu 9.3

Allows you to view received call records,make a call, send a message, and savethe number in Contacts.

Missed calls Menu 9.4

Allows you to view missed call records,make a call, send a message, and savethe number in Contacts.

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Depending on whether you have SATsupport services or not (i.e. USIMApplication Toolkit) on the USIM card,this menu (Menu ) may be different.

If the USIM card supports SAT services,this menu will be the operator-specificservice name stored on the USIM card,for instance “Special”. Please refer inthat case to the information providedwith your USIM card for furtherinformation on how to use the relatedoptions.

If the USIM card does not support SATservices, this menu will be Alarms.

For the Alarms menu feature, pleaserefer to page 68.

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Video call

You can make a video call using thismenu.

1. Enter the number you want to dial.] You can key in the number.] You can select the number from

Search contacts using the left softkey [Options]

2. Press the centre key [Video call] tomake a video call.

During a video callWhen you are in a video call, the screenwill show the contact's name andduration of call, contact's image, volumeindicator, video control panel, and yourimage.

You can access the following optionmenus by pressing the left soft key[Options].

] Mute/Unmute] Speaker (On /Off)] Bluetooth/Handset talk (When the

Bluetooth headset is connected)] Hold/Resume] Capture] View sender number

] Go to contacts] Go to messages] Settings] End call

Incoming video callWhen a video call is received, thecaller's information is displayed asfollowing.] Picture/Animation: Displays picture

ID, graphic image configured inContacts, or default animationindicating the incoming call.

] Caller's name and number: Showsincoming caller's number. If thenumber is stored in Contacts,displays the name of the contacts.

Picture ID and animation setting is usedin the order of Contacts, video file usedin Group ringtone, and video file usedin Profile.

Also, sound can be set for the incomingvideo call. The sound setting is used inthe order of Contacts, Group ringtone,and Profile.

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You can accept the incoming call bypressing the centre key [Accept]. Alsoyou can accept the incoming call andshow the private image by pressing theleft soft key [Private].

The incoming call ringing can besilenced by pressing the right soft key[Silent]. It can be also silenced by longpress on on the left side of the phone.

When ringing is silenced, press the rightsoft key [Reject] to reject the call.

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Settings

Profiles Menu #.1

You can select ringtone or vibration foran incoming call and configure thesound and volume of the ringtone, keytone, and sound effect, according to aprofile. The profiles provided include[Normal], [Silent], [Vibrate only],[Outdoor], [Headset], [Customised 1],[Customised 2], and [Customised 3].Select a profile, and press toactivate the profile. After pressing theleft soft key [Options], select the Editmenu for the [Normal], [Outdoor],[Headset], [Customised 1],[Customised 2] and [Customised 3]profile to change the configuration. Adifferent list of options is available foreach profile that has been selected forediting.] Alert by

This option determines the incomingcall notification mode. You can selectfrom [Ring], [Vibration], [Silent],[Ring & vibration], [Ring aftervibration], [Max Ring & Vibration].

] Voice ringtone

You can select the ringtone forincoming voice calls.

] Video ringtone

You can select the ringtone forincoming video calls.

] Volume

Set the ringtone volume.] Message alert

You can set how often the phone isto inform you of a received messageuntil it is read.

] Message tone

You can select a file from among yourown personal files or from the defaultfiles, to be played by the phone uponreceiving a message.

] Key tone

You can set the key tone to be playedwhen pressing the keys.

] Key tone volume

You can set the volume of the chosenkey tone, choosing from 7 availablelevels.

] Slide tone

Select the desired tone the phonewill emit when you slide up/down thephone.

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] Confirmation tone

You can set the confirmation tone tobe played by the phone to confirmactions.

] Start up sound

You can set the effect to be playedwhen the phone is switched on.

] Select start up sound

You can select which file will beplayed when the phone is switchedon.

] Power off sound

You can set the effect to be playedwhen the phone is switched off.

] Select power off sound

You can select which file will beplayed when the phone is switchedoff.

Phone setting Menu #.2

Date & Time (Menu #.2.1)

Although the current time isautomatically configured when thephone is registered to the network,users can configure the time and datedirectly using this menu. The time

configured by the user is valid onlywhile the phone is turned on.

Time

1. Select the Time item from the Date& time list, and then press .

2. Move to your desired field, Hour,Minute, or am/pm field using thenavigation keys. (When you haveselected 12 hour as Time format)

3. Enter Hour, and Minutes using thenumber keys.

4. Select the time format using /.

5. Scroll down to select the hourindicator format i.e. Off, Cuckooclock or Chime bell.

6. Press the centre soft key to setthe time with the specified value.

Date

1. Select the Date item from the Date& time list, and then press .

2. Select the date format using /.

3. Enter Day, Month and Year usingthe number keys.

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4. Press the centre soft key to setthe date with the specified value.

Auto update date/time

When Auto Update is configured toOn, the time and date are automaticallyupdated according to the current timezone. If Confirm first is selected, thetime and date update is confirmedbefore it is updated automatically.

Daylight saving

Select whether to activate the daylightsaving function or not. You can set theSummer time difference of selectedhome city for 1 hour or 2 hours.

Language (Menu #.2.2)

Select the display language. You canselect Automatic language option tochange display language to the USIMcard supported language.

Auto key lock (Menu #.2.3)

If you activate this function, the keypadwill be locked automatically afterpredefined delay time when the slide isclosed.

Flight mode (Menu #.2.4)

If you acivate the Flight mode, you canuse the phone without connecting the3G wireless network. 3G wireless phoneand FM radio signals from the phone orBluetooth connections are prevented,but you can still do tasks which do notrequire the use of wireless network.With flight mode you cannot make anycalls including emergency calls or useother features that require networkservice.

Security (Menu #.2.5)

PIN code request

When this is set to On, you arerequested to enter your PIN each timeyou switch the phone on.

Note] Press the right soft key in the PIN code

entry window to return to the previousstep.

] 3 incorrect PIN code entries wouldinvalidate the PIN code. And you have toenter the PUK (PIN Unblock Key) code toconfigure the PIN code again.

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Handset lock

You can lock your phone. The following4 lock functions are available.

When switching on: Locks the handsetwhenever the handset is switched on.

If USIM changed: Locks the handsetwhen the phone's USIM card has beenchanged.

Immediate: Locks the handsetimmediately.

None: Deactivates the lock function.

You are requested to enter the securitycode to confirm the selection.] To unlock the handset, you need to

enter the security code.

Change codes

You can change the PIN, PIN2, and themobile phone password.

PIN code

PIN is the abbreviation for PersonalIdentification Number, and is used torestrict use by an unauthorised user.

PIN code change procedure

1. Select ‘PIN code’ from the ‘Changecodes' list and then press .

2. Enter the current PIN code, andpress .

3. Enter the new PIN code, andpress .

4. Enter the new PIN code once again,and press .

] If the PIN code is different from thatof step 3, the procedure is restartedfrom step 3.

5. When the PIN code is changedproperly, a Changed message isdisplayed. If you enter an incorrectPIN code in step 2, the procedure isrestarted from step 2, and thenumber of attempts you have left toenter the number decreased by 1.

] The maximum number of times you mayenter the PUK code is 10. (Note: If youenter an incorrect PUK code 10 times,the USIM card will be blocked and mustbe replaced.)

] If the PIN code request cannot bedisabled by operator settings, you will notbe able to choose this menu item.

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6. Press the right soft key in the PINcode entry window to return to theprevious step.

PIN2 code

PIN2 is the abbreviation for PersonalIdentification Number 2, and is used torestrict use by unauthorised users aswith the PIN. The PIN2 code changeprocedure is the same as the one forthe PIN code. 3 incorrect PIN2 codeentries would invalidate the PIN2 code.In this case, you have to enter thePUK2 code in order to use the PIN2code again. The maximum number oftimes you may try to enter the PUK2code is 10, like PUK1. 10 incorrectPUK2 code entries would invalidate thePIN2 code.

Security code

The security code is used to change themobile phone password. The maximumnumber of attempts to enter thesecurity code is not limited as it is withPIN and PIN2.

Power save (Menu #.2.6)

Decide whether to activate the powersave mode or not.

Memory manager (Menu #.2.7)

Common memory

This function shows the status of theuser memory of the mobile phone.Since this function scans the overall filesystem for statistics, a few seconds arerequired.

Reserved memory

This function shows the status of theUser reserved memory. The usualcontents are Text msg, Contacts,Calendar, Tasks, Memo, Alarms, Callhistory, and Bookmarks. And it gives aclear illustration of the actual amountcompared with the total amount foreach item.

Note] Three incorrect PIN code entries in the

PIN code entry window would invalidatethe PIN code. In this case, you have toenter the PUK (PIN Unblock Key) code toconfigure the PIN code again. Themaximum number of times you may enterthe PUK code is 10. (Note: If you enteran incorrect PUK code10 times, the USIMcard will be blocked and must bereplaced.)

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USIM memory

This function shows the status of theUSIM card user memory.

External memory

This function shows the status of theExternal card user memory. Thisfunction displays the In-use and freememory usage statistics.

Primary storage setting(Menu #.2.8)

You can select the storage to downloadthe file: Handset memory or Externalmemory.

Handset Information(Menu #.2.9)

This functions shows the USIM cardtelephone number, model name andsoftware version of the mobile phone.

Reset settings (Menu #.2.10)

Select this to reset your phone to itsdefault configuration. You are requestedto enter the security code.

Display settings Menu #.3

This menu allows you to personalise thedisplay options of the screens and ofthe menus entire graphic interface.

Main Display (Menu #.3.1)

You can set the screen theme to bedisplayed on the main screen.

Home screen] Wallpaper: You can select an image

to be displayed on the main screen.] Homescreen items: You can select

which items to display on the screen:Calendar + Clock, Calendar, Clock,Clock + Key guide, Dual clock, Keyguide or Do not show.

] Clock type: You can select the typeof clock.

] Clock font colour: You can selectthe colour of displaying the clock.

Outgoing call picture

You can select the image to bedisplayed while trying to call.

Start up picture

You can select the image to bedisplayed while the phone is beingswitched on.

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Power off picture

You can select the image to bedisplayed while the phone is beingswitched off.

Menu style (Menu #.3.2)

You can select the desired menu stylefrom Grid style and List style.

Font (Menu #.3.3)

You can set the font style, dialling fontsize, and dialling font colour using

/ .

Backlight (Menu #.3.4)

You can set the backlight duration andthe brightness on the Home screen andthe duration on the Keypad individually.

Welcome message (Menu #.3.5)

After selecting On, you can write awelcome message.

Handset theme (Menu #.3.6)

Select the desired handset theme fromWhite and Black."

Call setting Menu #.4

Call durations (Menu #.4.1)

You can view call time by types. Pressthe left soft key [Options] to chooseeither partial initialisation or entireinitialisation. Initialization will requireyour Security code.

The following timers are available:] All calls: Shows total call time.] Dialled calls: Shows outgoing call

time.] Received calls: Shows incoming call

time.] Last call: Shows the latest call time in

units of hours/minutes/seconds.

Call barring (Menu #.4.2)

Call barring menus for Voice and Videocalls are provided.

The menu consists of Voice calls,Video calls and Deactivate all. TheVoice calls and Video calls menus havethe following submenus.

The Call barring menu consists of Alloutgoing, Outgoing international,Outgoing international calls except

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home country, All incoming andIncoming when abroad submenus.

The All outgoing menu bars dialling alloutgoing calls, the Outgoinginternational menu bars diallingoutgoing international calls, and theOutgoing international calls excepthome country menu bars diallingoutgoing international calls except forthe Home PLMN country. All incomingrejects all incoming calls and theIncoming when abroad menu rejectsincoming calls when roaming.

Voice calls

Video calls

All outgoing

1. When is selected, it receives theBarring password from user, andactivates the barring service on thenetwork. A requesting message andanimation appears. When thenetwork answers, the result of theoperation is displayed.

2. When the Options menu is selected,it activates the Outgoing calls menu.Select the Options menu from thesoft menus on the lowest menu.Then Deactivate, Deactivate all, Viewstatus and Change password menus

appear. The Deactivate menudeactivates the barring service afterthe user's Barring password isentered. The Deactivate all menudeactivates all barring servicesconfigured in the network after theuser's Barring password has beenentered. The View status menuenables users to view the currentnetwork configuration. Selecting Viewstatus menu displays the Requestingmessage with animation and theresult of the operation when thenetwork answers. Change passwordmenu enables users to change thecurrent barring password.

Outgoing international

1. When is selected, it operates inthe same way as the Outgoing callsmenu.

2. When the Options menu is selected,it activates and operates theInternational calls menu. It operatesin the same way as the Outgoingcalls menu.

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2. When the Options menu is selected– It activates and operates theInternational except home countrymenu. It operates in the same way asthe Outgoing calls menu.

All incoming


2. When the Options menu is selected,it activates and operates theIncoming calls menu. It operates inthe same way as the Outgoing callsmenu.

Incoming when abroad


2. When the Options menu is selected,it activates and operates theIncoming calls when abroad menu. Itoperates in the same way as theOutgoing calls menu.

Fixed dial numbers (Menu #.4.3)] On/Off

- On: Select whether to activate FDNornot. PIN2 authentication is

required.

- OFF: Select whether to activateFDN ornot. PIN2 authentication isrequired.

] FDN list: Displays the current FDNlist. You can edit, add, or delete fixeddial numbers. PIN2 authentication isrequried to edit,add, or delete thelist. And the configurationinformation is saved on the USIM.The information saved on the USIM isused when FDN restricts outgoingcalls.

Data volume (Menu #.4.4)

Allows you to check the sent, receivedand all data volume transferred.

Press the left soft key [Clear all] tochoose entire initialization. You can alsouse the [Clear] for the initialization ofthe selected volume type. Initializationwill require your Security code.

Call costs (Menu #.4.5)

1. This function displays the call costsof the Last call and All calls.

2. To initialise, press the centre key[Clear] and enter the PIN2 code.

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3. You can select either Units orCurrency in Set call cost. Accordingto your setting, the call cost isdisplayed during a call (If USIM andNetwork support Advice OfCharge(AOC)).

4. In the Set limit configuration, selectOn to configure the cost limit. Whena cost limit is configured, and the callcosts reach the limit, making a callwill not be allowed.

Diverts (Menu #.4.6)

Call divert menus for voice and videocalls are provided.

If you press , you can activate calldivert menu.

Voice calls

All voice calls

When busy

No answer

Not reachable

1. When the number list is notexsisted

Converts to an editor for entering adivert number. You can input thenumber to divert a call directly or

search it in phonebook. If youpress [Divert], the phone willsend the request to service providerafter entering the number. Whilewaiting for the result from thenetwork, a Requesting message andanimation appears.

2. When the number list is exsisted

Displays To other number menuincluding of the number list. Whilewaiting for the result from thenetwork, a Requesting message andanimation appears.

3. Option menu

After activating All voice calls menu,selecting the Options menu at thebottom of the menus displays theDeactivate, Deactivate all, Viewstatus and clear list menus.

The View status menu shows thesettings on the network. If you selectthis menu, Requesting. message andanimation appear. Then the networksettings are displayed when theinformation is received from thenetwork. If you select the Deactivatemenu, the call divert numbersregistered in the network are deletedafter user confirmation.

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Settings

Clear list menu will delete all divertnumber list.

Video calls

All video calls


Converts to an editor for entering adivert number. You can input thenumber to divert a call directly orsearch it in phonebook. If youpress [Divert], the phone willsend the request to service providerafter entering the number. Whilewaiting for the result from thenetwork, a Requesting message andanimation appears.


Displays To other number menuincluding of the number list. Whilewaiting for the result from thenetwork, a Requesting message andanimation appears.

3. Option menu

After activating the All video callsmenu, selecting the Options menu atthe bottom of the menus displaysthe Deactivate, Deactivate all, Viewstatus and clear list menus.

If you select the Deactivate menu,the call divert numbers registered inthe network are deleted after userconfirmation. Selecting the Cancel allmenu will display the operation resultafter showing the Requestingmessage and animation. Clear listmenu will delete all divert numberlist.

When busy


It operates the same as All voice callsmenu.



3. When Option menu is selected

It activates and operates If busymenu. It operates the same as Allvoice calls menu.

No answer



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2. When To a number is selected


3. When Option menu is selected

Activates and operates No answermenu. It operates the same as Allvoice calls menu except that userscan configure delay time in the Setwaiting time menu in the menu list.

Not reachable





3. When Options menu is selected

Activates and operates If out ofreach menu. It operates the same asAll voice calls menu.

Call waiting (Menu #.4.7)] Activate: Activates waiting service.

Selecting this item, displaysrequesting message and animation.

When the network answers, the resultof the operation is displayed.

] Deactivate: Deactivates Call waitingservice. Selecting this item displaysrequesting message and animation.When the network answers, the resultof the operation is displayed.

] View status: Displays activated Callwaiting service group item of thenetwork. Selecting this item displaysrequesting message and animation.When the network answers, the resultof the operation is displayed.

Voicemail (Menu #.4.8)

You can add or modify voice mailcentre.

Video call (Menu #.4.9)

You can set the screen display whenmaking /receiving a video call.] Use private image: Determine

whether to show the private image ornot.

] Select private image: Select the stillimage to be displayed.

] Mirror: Select to activate the mirroreffect or not.

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Settings

- On: Displays the image flipped sideto side.

- Off: Displays the image as it is.] My image size: Select my image size

to be displayed.] My image position: Select the

position where your image will bedisplayed.

Common settings (Menu #.4.10)

Call reject

You can set whether to reject incomingcalls.

1. Select On in Reject menu to activatecall reject. The Reject list menuappears.

2. Set the desired call reject option inthe Reject list menu.

] All calls: Rejects all calls.] Contacts: Rejects the calls from the

number stored in Contacts.] Groups: You can specify call rejects

by group units stored in Contacts.] Unregistered: Rejects calls from the

number not stored in Contacts.

] No caller ID: Reject calls which donot have CLI information.

Send my number] Set by network: Configures with the

default settings determined by theservice provider.

] On: Configures to send my phonenumber when making an outgoingcall.

] Off: Configures not to send myphone number when making anoutgoing call.

Auto redial

Allows you to set the auto redialfunction when a call attempt has failed.

Answer mode

Allows you to set the answeringmethod. You can choose between Presssend key , Slide up and Press any key.

Minute minder

Determines whether to sound a 1minute tone every 1 minute when youare on the phone.

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BT answer mode] Hands-free: You can answer a call

using the Bluetooth headset, whenthe Bluetooth is connected.

] Handset: If you press on thehandset to answer a call, you can talkon the handset. If you press theBluetooth headset key to answer acall, you can talk using the Bluetoothheadset.

This is the initial answer modeselection. And while talking, you canswitch from handset to headset or fromheadset to handset.

Save new number

In this menu, you can save the phonenumber when ending a call if the phonenumber is not saved in a phonebook.

Slide close setting

when the slide is down, you can set thecall is ended or not.

Messaging settingMenu #.5

For detailed information, please refer topage 53.

Contact setting Menu #.6

For detailed information, please refer to72. (Menu 8.8)

Connectivity Menu #.7

Bluetooth (Menu #.7.1)

Bluetooth QD ID B013211

Bluetooth connection

Your phone has built-in Bluetoothwireless technology which makes itpossible for you to connect your phonewirelessly to other Bluetooth devicessuch as a handsfree, PC, PDA or otherphones.

You can, for example, have aconversation via a cordless Bluetoothhandsfree or browse the Internet,wirelessly connected via a mobilephone. You can also exchange, forexample, business cards, calendar itemsand pictures.

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Settings

1. Getting started

• Menu > #. Settings >7. Connectivity > 1. Bluetooth >3. Turn on/off

To use the Bluetooth function, youmust first set Turn on.

2. Configuring Bluetooth settings

• Menu > #. Settings >7. Connectivity> 1. Bluetooth >4. Settings

- My visibility: Set [My handset’svisibility] to [Show to all] so thatother devices can detect your phonewhen they are searching for aBluetooth device. If you select[Hidden], other devices will not beable to detect your phone when theyare searching for a Bluetooth device.

- My name: You can name or renameyour phone as it will appear on other

devices. Your phone's name will beshown on other devices only when[My handset’s visibility] is set to[Show to all].

- Supported services: You can view thelist of devices sich as hedsets andhandsfree kits supported by thisBluetooth enabled phone.

- My address: You can check theaddress of Bluetooth.

3. Search and pair new device

<Searching new device>

You can search new device as followingmenu.

• Menu > #. Settings >7. Connectivity > 1. Bluetooth >2. Search new devices

Note] We recommend that your phone and the

Bluetooth device you are communicatingwith be within a range of 10 meters. Theconnection may be improved if there areno solid objects between your phone andthe other Bluetooth device.

Note] When user uses Bluetooth Device in the

handset, the security of the handset is atrisk. Therefore, we recommend thatBluetooth visibility be set to Hidden afterconfiguration or device pairing. Forincoming files via Bluetooth regardless ofpaired devices, you can choose to acceptor reject the connection, after checkingthe sender details.

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<Pairing devices>

1. To search for a Bluetooth device topair, press Add new device.

2. Screen shows Searching for devices.Bluetooth devices within a range of10m will be found.

3. If Bluetooth devices are found, thesedevices are listed on the screen. If noBluetooth device is found, you will beasked if you want to search again.

4. Pairing procedure

- Press . A window will appear onthe screen asking you to enter yourpassword.

- After creating a password (of 1 to16 digits), the user of the otherdevice must enter the password forpairing. The user of the otherdevice must know the password inadvance for authentication.

] KU380 supports follow Bluetoothservices

- Headset profile

- Hands-free profile

- Object push profile

- File transfer profile

- Dial-up networking profile

- Advanced audio profile

- Audio video remote controlprofile(audio only)

Option] Add new device: Using this menu,

you can pair a new Bluetooth devicewith your phone.

] Connect

1. If you want to open theconnection to the selected device,select the Connect.

2. If you want to close theconnection to the selected device,select the Disconnect.

] Delete: Using this menu, you candelete the paired Bluetooth device.

] Delete all: Using this menu, you candelete all of the paired Bluetoothdevices.

<Pairing devices>

1. To search for a Bluetooth device topair, press Add new device.

2. Screen shows Searching for devices.Bluetooth devices within a range of10m will be found.

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3. If Bluetooth devices are found, thesedevices are listed on the screen. If noBluetooth device is found, you will beasked if you want to search again.

Option] Add new device: Using this menu,

you can pair a new Bluetooth devicewith your phone.

] Connect: If you want to open theconnection to the selected device,select the Connect.

4. Pairing procedure

- Press . A window will appear onthe screen asking you to enter yourpassword.

- After creating a password (of 1 to16 digits), the user of the otherdevice must enter the password forpairing. The user of the otherdevice must know the password inadvance for authentication.

<Deleting devices>

1. Select a device to delete from thePaired devices screen.

2. You can delete a device by pressingthe Delete key or by selectingOptions > Delete. To delete all

paired devices, select Options >Delete All.

<Transmitting data using Bluetooth>

1. To transmit data from your phone toanother Bluetooth device, first selectthe application where the target datais saved. For example, to send data inthe My Files to another device, selectMenu > 6. My Files > 1. Pictures /2. Sounds / 3. Videos/ 5. Bluetoothdata / 6. Other files / 7. Externalmemory > Select data to transmit >Send > 3. Bluetooth

2. Transmitting data

1) Paired device found is displayed. Ifthe desired device does not existin the list, select [Refresh].

2) Select the device to which youwant to transmit data from thedevices on the screen andpress .

3) If the other party selects [Yes] for[Connection request], the data istransmitted.

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Synchronisation (Menu #.7.2)

(Note: This service is not available in allcountries. Please contact your serviceprovider for further information.)

If Sync service is supported by yournetwork operator, this service functionsynchronizes the data in a phone andthe data on a server such as Contacts,Calendar, Tasks, and Memo via awireless network.

Connect

1. Select the Connect item and thenpress .

2. Connect to the server with theselected server profile and thesynchronization animation isdisplayed while the synchronizationis performed.

Logs

Select the Logs item and thenpress to view the log for the lastsynchronization operation performed.

Server synch. centre

1. Select the Server synch. centre itemand then press .

2. This menu allows you to configurethe profile for a synchronizationserver.

] Profile name: Input the name for theprofile.

] Host address: Contact your serviceprovider.

] SyncML proxy: Contact your serviceprovider.

] User name: Enter your user ID forsynchronization server.

] Password: Input your password.] Contacts: Select whether to

synchronise Contacts or not.] Contact name: Input the contacts

database name for server access.] Calendar: Select whether to

synchronise Calendar or not.] Calendar name: Input the calendar

database name for server access.] Tasks: Select whether to synchronise

Tasks or not.] Tasks name: Input the Tasks

database name for server access.] Memo: Select whether to

synchronise Memo or not.

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Settings

] Memo name: Input the Memodatabase name for server access.

] Sync type: Select thesynchronization type below.

- Normal

The phone and the server arerequired to exchange informationabout the modified data.

- Backup

The phone sends all the data froma database to the server. The serveris expected to replace all data inthe target database with the datasent by the phone. This means thephone overwrites all the data in theserver database.

- Restore

The server sends all its data from adatabase to the phone. The phoneis expected to replace all data inthe target database with the serversent by the server. This means theserver overwrites all data in thephone database.

] Access point: Select an access pointto use for the data connection.

] Sync mode: Select thesynchronization mode below.

- Manual

The synchronisation will only occurwhen explicitly initiated by the user.

- Automatic

The application will automaticallyinitiate a sync, based on thepreferences defined (either aregular reminder or after changeshave been made.)

- Sync frequency

Select the automaic syncpreference when you chooseautomatic sync mode.

USB connection mode(Menu #.7.3)

You can activate USB connecton modeof your phone for serveral usages.

If you use Mass storage function likeUSB memory card, select Mass storagein this menu. Mass storage is availablefor only external memory card.

If you use Data service such as PC suiteapplication, select Data service in thismenu.

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If you use Music sync with WindowsMedia Player, select Music sync in thismenu. Music sync is available for onlymusic contents. If you want tosynchronise with external memory, youcan use 'External memory' as Primarystorage. If you want to synchronise withinternal memory, you can use 'Internalmemory' as Primary storage.

Network (Menu #.7.4)

Select Network

Select between Automatic andManual.] Automatic: Automatically searches

for the network and registers thehandset to the network. This isrecommended for best service andquality.

] Manual: All the currently 2G(GSM)and 3G(UMTS) available networksare shown and you can select one ofthem for registration. If theregistration of the network has failed,the network lists are listed again andyou can select any other one forregistration.

Network mode

You can set a type of network to searchfor when networks are searched in theSelect network menu. ] Automatic: Searches all the networks

connectable.] UMTS: Searches only networks

supporting 3G. (Except for Swiss)] GSM 900/1800: Searches only

networks supporting GSM 900/1800band.

] GSM 1900: Searches only networkssupporting GSM 1900 band.

Preferred lists

If the network is searchingautomatically, you can add a preferablenetwork to be connected to. And thefollowing options are available.] Add new: You can add a new network

using the followings.

Note] When your handset lose the network

inmanual mode, the popup message toselectthe available network will be shownin the Idle screen.

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Settings

- Search: You can select one fromthe network list stored in thephone.

- Enter new network: You can enterthe country code (MCC), thenetwork code (MNC) and RAT toadd.

] Delete: Deletes the selected network.] Edit: You can modify the information

of the selected network.] Move up: Moves the selected

network upward.] Move down: Moves the selected

network downward.

Access points (Menu #.7.5)

This menu shows the access point list.You can create new profiles, delete oredit them by using the Option Menu.However, you cannot delete or editdefault configurations depending oncountry variant.

You can edit the following configurationtiems by pressing the left soft key[Option] and Edit.

] Press confirm key to save anyconfiguration changes.

Browser settings (Menu #.7.6)

Profiles

Select the appropriate profile bypressing . This will activate theprofile to initiate browser launch.

- Character encoding

Sets the browser default character setto one of the following.

] Automatic, English(ASCII),English(ISO), English(LATIN),Unicode(UCS2 BE), Unicode(UCS2LE), Unicode(UCS2 Auto),

Choose the bearer from the list.(Default is UMTS.)

Bearer

Choose the authentication fromthe list. (Default is No auth)

Authentication

Access Point profile name.Connectiontitle

Information provided by serviceprovider.

User name

Information provided by serviceprovider.

Password

APN name to access network.Information provided by serviceprovider.

APN

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Unicode(UTF-16 BE), Unicode(UTF-16 LE), Unicode(UTF-16 Auto),Unicode(UTF-8).

- Scrolling control

Allows you to set the scroll speed byselecting the number of lines toscroll. Select one from 1 line, 2 lines,3 lines.

- Show Image

Allows you to enable or disable imagedisplay during browsing.

- Javascript

Cache

Enabling Cache allows you to storeaccessed pages to your phone. Once apage has been stored in cache it willgreatly enhance the page loading speedon subsequent browsing of the samepage.

Cookie

Enabling Cookie allows you to storecookies sent from the server. Disablingthis function will prevent cookies frombeing stored on your phone.

Reset setting

Select this to reset your phone to itsdefault configuration.

Security

If user presses Certificates, certificationinformation is shown. User can clear secure sessioninformation by pressing Session clear.

Certificates

If stored, a list of root/ca certificatesrequired for WTLS/TLS can be foundhere. Certificates can be viewed fromthe list.

Session clear

Secure (WTLS/ TLS) session data canbe cleared using this option. Sessiondata should be cleared to establish anew secure session.

Streaming settings (Menu #.7.7)

If you want to set different networksetting to play streaming content, youcan set different network settings.

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Settings

Java setting Menu #.8

Activating a profile

1. Move the cursor to the profile youwould like to activate.

2. Press .

Adding a new profile

1. Select Add new from the Optionsmenu. The following items need tobe configured.

2. Press the [Save] to save anyconfiguration changes.

You can edit and delete a profile byselecting Edit and Delete from theOptions menu.

Choose from the given list ofconnection modes. (Default isTCP with Proxy or TCP withoutProxy)

Connection mode

Enter an account name for theprofile.

Servicename

Enter the WAP Gateway IPaddress provided by theoperator. (e.g. 195. 115. 025.129)

IP address

Port details are provided by theoperator, depending upon theConnection mode.

Proxyserver port

Choose from the given list ofaccess points. (For more detailson adding or editing a newaccess point, refer to page 98.)

Accesspoint

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Travel Adapter

This charger allowsyou to charge thebattery while awayfrom home or youroffice.

Standard Battery

Hands free ear-microphone andmusic player controller combo

Stereo headset

Controller:Answer & End key,music playercontrol, volumecontrol, Hold button and microphone.

After connecting the headset and thecontroller, plug the end of controller intothe headset jack on the right side of thephone.

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

Note] Always use genuine LG accessories.] Failure to do so may invalidate your

warranty.] Accessories may vary in different regions:

please check with our regional servicecompany or agent for further information.

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Technical data

General Product name: KU380

System: GSM900/DCS1800/PCS1900/WCDMA 2100

Net weight: 67.5g (Without battery)

Ambient TemperaturesMax: +55°C (Normal) / +45°C

(Charging)

Min: -10°C

MANUFACTURER'S WARRANTYAustralia & New Zealand1. WHAT THIS WARRANTY COVERS:

LG offers you a warranty that the enclosed Product and its enclosed accessories will befree from defects in material and workmanship according to the following terms andconditions:(1) The warranty for the Product is for ONE (1) year beginning on the date of purchase

of the Product.(2) The warranty extends only to the original consumer purchaser of the Product

("Customer") and is not assignable or transferable to any subsequent customer. LGoffers a warranty for genuine LG battery packs, extending SIX (6) months from thedate of purchase.

(3) This warranty is only valid to the original purchasing Customer for the duration ofthe warranty period as long as it is purchased and used in AUSTRALIA or NEWZEALAND.

(4) During the warranty period, any defective LG Product or part will be repaired orreplaced by LG or its authorised service centre, at LG's option, with new or factoryrebuilt replacement items. LG or the authorised service centre will return the Productto the Customer in working condition. No charge for either parts or labour in repairor replacement of the Product will be incurred by the Customer. If parts, boards orequipment are replaced, they shall become the property of LG.

(5) Upon request from LG, the Customer must provide LG with proof of the date ofpurchase.

(6) The Customer will bear the cost of transporting, delivering and handling the Productto and from LG or its authorised service centre.

(7) The benefits available from this warranty are in addition to all applicable statutoryrights.

2. WHAT THIS WARRANTY DOES NOT COVER:

(1) Defects or damage resulting from use of the Product in other than its normal andcustomary manner.

(2) Defects or damage from abnormal use, abnormal conditions, improper storage,exposure to moisture or dampness, unauthorised modifications, unauthorisedconnections, unauthorised repair, misuse, neglect, abuse, accident, alteration,improper installation, or other acts which are not the fault of LG, including damagecaused by shipping, blown fuses, spills of food or liquid.

(3) Breakage or damage to antennas, unless caused directly by defects in material orworkmanship.

(4) If the Customer does not notify LG of the alleged defect or malfunction of theProduct during the applicable warranty period, the Customer shall have no coverageor benefits under this warranty.

(5) Products which have had the serial number removed or made illegible.(6) If the battery short circuits or the seals of the battery are broken or show evidence of

tampering, or the battery was used in equipment in a manner other than that whichhas been specified, the Customer shall have no coverage or benefits under thiswarranty.

(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 use.(9) Products operated outside published maximum ratings.(10) Products used or obtained in a rental program.(11) Consumables (such as fuses.)(12) Defects or damage resulting from breakage of or tampering with the LCD screen.(13) Where applicable, Products that have been subject to an unauthorised removal or

deactivation of the network operator lock function.

3. STATEMENT

Except for those terms that cannot by law be excluded, all terms other than thoseexpressly contained in this warranty statement are excluded. To the extent permitted bylaw, LG excludes all liability (whether in contract, tort or otherwise) for anyconsequential, special, incidental or indirect loss or damage including loss of profit, lossor impairment of privacy of conversations, work stoppage or loss or impairment of dataarising out of the use or inability to use the Product.

4. HOW TO GET WARRANTY SERVICE:

To obtain information regarding warranty service, please call the following toll freetelephone numbers;AUSTRALIA: NEW ZEALAND:LG Electronics Australia Pty Ltd LG Electronics Australia Pty Ltd2 Wonderland Drive Unit A, 38 Highbrook DriveEastern Creek NSW 2766 East Tamaki 2013PO Box 212 PO Box 58195 GreenmountHORSLEY PARK NSW 2175 Auckland 2141Tel: 1800-638-080 Fax: 02-8805-4201 Tel: 0800-666-780 Fax: 09-914-2441

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