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User Guide Samsung T elecommunications America 1130 East Arapaho Road Richardson, T exas 75081 1-800-SAMSUNG www .samsungusa.com/wireless © 2003 Samsung T elecommunications America. Samsung is a r egistered trademark of Samsung Electronics America, Inc.
DUAL BAND GPR S Series SGH-e71 5 Portable Digital Telephone User Manual Please read this man ual bef ore opera ting you r phon e, and k e ep it fo r futu re r e fere nce. Printed in Korea Code No.:G H68-04405A e715_091803_d4 SW-E75UVWH4/HWve r:RevE71.
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Table of Conten ts Impo r ta n t Sa fety Pr e c a ution s ........ ......... .... 7 Road S afety at All Tim e s ...................................... 7 Switching O ff Wh en R efuelin g ............................... 7 Switching O ff in Aircraft ....
Sele ctin g Functi on s an d Options ....... ... ... .. 31 Setting the Displa y Langu age ............................. 3 2 Phon eboo k ........... ........ ......... ......... ......... .. 33 Storing a Num b er w ith a Name ..........................
Tex t Mes sage s............ .. ......... ... ......... ... ..... 59 Write N ew ........................................................ 60 Templa te s ........................................................ 62 Setting s .............................
Soun d Se ttings ........ ........ ......... ............ ..... 81 Ring To ne ........................................................ 81 Ring Volum e ..................................................... 81 Alert Typ e ...............................
Netwo rk Selection ........................................... 105 Caller I D ........................................................ 106 Funb ox ........ ......... ........... ......... ......... ...... 107 t-zones ..................................
STAND ARD LIMIT ED W ARRA NTY .......... ... 145 Glos sary ............ ......... ........... ......... ......... 15 1 Index .... ......... ...........
Import a nt Saf ety Pre cau tio ns 7 Important S afety Prec aution s Re ad these guidelines before using your wireless phone. F ailure to comply with them ma y b e dangero us or illegal. Fo r m ore detailed safety information, see “Health and Safety Information” on pag e 125 .
I m p o r t a n t S a f e t y P r e c a u t i o n s 8 Sp e c i a l R e g u lat io ns Meet an y special regulations in force in any area and alw ay s turn yo ur phone of f when ever it is forb i dden to use it, or whe n it may cause interference or danger (in a hospital for example).
Unpack ing 9 Unpacking Y our package contains the following items. In addition, you can obtain the following accessories for your phone from yo ur local Samsung dealer: Battery Charger Hand s-.
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Yo u r P h o n e 11 Your Ph one Phone La yout The following illustrations show the main element s of your phone. e715 .book P age 11 Thursd ay, Octob er 2, 20 03 7:5 3 PM.
Yo u r P h o n e 12 Key Descriptio n In the Menu Mode, scroll thr ough the menu options and phonebook memory . In idle mode, allow y ou to access you r favorite menu options directly . In the Menu mode, return to t he previous menu level and select the curren t m e nu respectively .
Yo u r P h o n e 13 Make s or an swers a call. When h eld dow n in idle mode, recalls the last numbers dia led or r eceived. In the M enu m ode, selects a me nu fu nction or stores info rmation that you have entered (s uch as a name) in the phone or SIM memory .
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Disp lay 15 Display Display Layout The display is comprised of t hree areas. Area Desc ription First lin e Displays v arious icons (see page 16 ). Middle lines Display me ssage s, instructions a nd any inf ormat io n tha t you en ter (number to b e dialed , for e xamp le) .
D i s p l a y 16 Icons Icon Description Shows the r eceived s ignal s tren gth. The g reater th e number of bar s, the bet ter the si gnal stren gth. Ap pea rs wh e n a c all is in p rog res s. Appea rs when t he Silent mod e is active o r y ou set t he Alert Type menu option so that the phone vibrates when y o u re ce iv e a ca ll.
Disp lay 17 Backlight The display is illuminated by a backlight. When you press an y key , the backlight illuminates. It turns off if no key is pressed within a giv en period of tim e, depe nding on the Back Light menu opti on. T o specify the length of time for wh ich the back light is activ e , set the Back Light menu opti on ( Menu 6.
D i s p l a y 18 Camera The camera mod ule on the folder allows yo u to take a picture while on the m ove. F or further det ails abou t the C a me ra feature, see “Camera ” on page 77 .
Gettin g Sta r te d 19 Getting Started Installing the SIM Card When you sub scri be t o your serv ice provi der ’s network, you are provided with a plug-in SIM card loaded with your subscription details, such as your PIN, an y optional services av ailable and so on.
G e t t i n g S t a r t e d 20 3. Slid e the SIM c ard int o the SIM card so cket so tha t it l ocks t he card into position. Mak e sure that the notched co rner is top left and the gold contacts of the card face into the phone.
Gettin g Sta r te d 21 4. Place the battery back, taking care to match the tabs on the battery with the grooves on the phone. 5. Press the battery down until it clicks into place. Make sure that the battery is properly installed before switiching on the p ower.
G e t t i n g S t a r t e d 22 Note: Y ou m ust fu lly ch arge th e b attery befor e using your p hone for the first time. A discharged battery is f ully recharged in approximately 200 minutes. 1. With the battery in position on the phone, plug the c onnector of the trav el charger into the jack at the bottom of the phone.
Gettin g Sta r te d 23 Low Battery In dicator When the ba tte ry is wea k an d o nly a few mi nu tes of talk time remain, you will hear a warning tone and a message repeats at regular interv a ls on th e displa y . When the battery lev el ge ts too low , the phon e turn s o ff auto ma tically .
G e t t i n g S t a r t e d 24 5. When you wish to switch the phone off, hold down the key until the power-off image displays. e715 .book P age 24 Thursd ay, Octob er 2, 20 03 7:5 3 PM.
Call Fu nctions 25 Call Func tions Maki ng a Cal l When the idle screen is display ed, k ey in the area code and phone n u m be r , and press the key .
C a l l F u n c t i o n s 26 Ending a Call When y ou hav e finished your call, briefly press the key . Redialing the Last Number The pho ne stor es th e n umbers you di a led , rec eived or missed.T o recal l any of these numbers, pr oceed as follows.
Call Fu nctions 27 Adjusting the Volume During a call, if you want to adjust the earpiece volume, use the arrow key s on the left side of the pho ne. Press the UP key t o increase and the DOWN key to decrease the volume. Answering a Call When y ou receive a call, the phone rings and show s the incoming call animation.
C a l l F u n c t i o n s 28 2. The num ber cor resp onding t o t he mo st recen t miss ed call is displayed, if a vailable . Editing a Missed Call Number Note: If the number co rresponding to the missed cal l is not av ailable, the Edit Number o ption is not displayed.
Call Fu nctions 29 Deleting a Missed Call 1. Press the Options soft key . 2. If ne cessary , press the Up or Do wn key to highlight the Delete option. 3. Press the Select so ft key to go t o the Options menu. Y ou can p ress the key at any tim e to exit the Missed Call feature.
C a l l F u n c t i o n s 30 T o exit the silent mod e and reactiv ate the prev ious So un d Settings, press and hold the # key again until “Exit Silent Mode” appears.
Sele cting Fu nction s and Opt ions 31 Selecting F unctions and Opti ons Y our phone off ers a set of functions that allow you to customize your phone. These functions are arr anged in menus and sub- menus, accessed via the two soft keys marked and . Each menu and sub-menu allows you t o view and alter t he settings of a particular f unction.
S e l e c t i n g F u n c t i o n s a n d O p t i o n s 32 Setting the Display Language 1. When the idle screen is displayed, press the Menu soft key to acce ss the men u s . 2. Scroll through th e menus until you reach the Phon e Settings menu, by p ressing the Up or Down key.
Phoneb ook 33 Phonebook Y ou can store phone numbers and thei r corresponding names i n the memory of your SIM card. In addition, you can store up t o 1000 num b ers in th e pho ne m emory . The SI M card and p hon e memories, although physically separa te, are used as if they were a single en tity , called the phoneb ook.
P h o n e b o o k 34 The phon e no w displays the first free location in the last mem ory used to sav e a numb er and name. If that memo ry is full, the first free locati on in the ot he r mem ory is disp layed.
Phoneb ook 35 Using Phonebook Entry Options While accessing any phon eboo k entry , press the Options sof t key to access the op tions for the entry . The following options are av ailable. Paste : allows you to paste the s elected numbe r into the normal dialing mode.
P h o n e b o o k 36 Search ing for and Di aling a Num ber in the Phonebook After storing numbers in the phoneb ook, yo u can search for them in two w ays: by name and by caller group. Searching fo r a Number by Name 1. When the idle screen is displayed, press the Ph.
Phoneb ook 37 Searching for a Number by Caller Group 1. When the idle screen is displayed, select the Ph.Book soft key to scroll to Group Searc h by pressing the Up or Down key and press the Sele ct soft key . Y ou are asked to enter a group name. 2. Enter the first few letters of the group nam e that you wish to find.
P h o n e b o o k 38 3. Whe n the requi red g roup i s hig hlight ed, press t he Opti ons soft key. 4. Select each option and change the settings, as re quired. The following options are available. Call ring tone : allows you to select the ring tone to be used when you receive a v oice call from a person in the group.
Phoneb ook 39 5. Once you have assigned a number to the selected ke y, four options are available: Change : allows you to assign a different number to the key . Delete : allows you to clear the setting so that no num ber is assigned to the k ey .
P h o n e b o o k 40 Checking M emory Status Y ou can check how man y names and num bers are stored in t he phoneboo k (SI M card a nd phone memor ies ) or how many free locations remain. 1. When the idle screen is displayed, select the Ph.Book soft key to scroll to Memory Status op tion pressing the 7 or Down key and press the Select s oft key .
Entering T ext 41 Enter ing Text When using your phone, you will of ten need to enter t ext. For example, w hen storing a nam e in the phonebo ok, creating your personal greetin g or sched uling ev en t s in yo ur calendar . Y ou can enter alphanumeric characters by using your phone’s keypad .
E n t e r i n g T e x t 42 Using t he T9 Mode The T9 pred icti ve te xt in put mode all ows you to key i n any character using single keystrokes . This text input mode i s based on a bu il t - in d ict io na r y . 1. When you are in the T9 predic tive text input mode, start entering a word by pressing keys 2 to 9 .
Entering T ext 43 Using t he Upper/ Lower-Ca se Character M o de Use the 1 to 0 keys to en ter yo u r tex t. 1. Press the key labeled with the required letter: Once for the first letter T wice for the second letter , and so on 2. Select the other letters in the same way.
E n t e r i n g T e x t 44 Using the Sym b ol Mo de The symbol mode enab les you to insert sym bols in a text message. Use the navigation keys to scroll to the desired sy mbol and t hen press OK soft key to insert the highlighted sy mbol into yo ur message.
Opt io ns Dur ing a Cal l 45 Options During a Call Y our pho ne provi des a number of con trol f unctions t hat yo u can use during a call. Putting a Call on Hold Y ou c an pla ce th e cu rrent call on ho ld wh eneve r you want. Y ou can m ake an other call whi le you have a c all in pr ogres s if you r networ k support s this ser vice.
Optio ns Du ring a Call 46 Switching t he Microphone O ff (Mute) Y ou ca n temp orarily sw itch yo ur ph one’s microp hone of f so that t he ot her pers on ca nnot hear you. Example : Y ou wish t o say something t o another person in the room b ut do not wan t the other p erson to hear you.
Opt io ns Dur ing a Cal l 47 Muting/Sending DTMF These options allow you to t urn the key to nes of f or on. If the Mute keys opt io n is selec t ed, your phone does not transmit the ke y tones . It al lows you to pre ss keys without hearing annoy ing key ton es during a call.
Optio ns Du ring a Call 48 Answering a Second Call Y ou c an a nswe r an in com ing c all whi le you have a call in progr ess, if yo ur netwo rk supp orts th is ser vice and you have set the Call Waiting menu opt ion to Activate ; see page 10 4 . Y ou ar e not ified of an i ncomi ng ca ll by a cal l waiting tone .
Opt io ns Dur ing a Cal l 49 Y o u can add incoming calle rs by answe ring th e call, pressi ng the Options soft ke y , and sele cting the Join optio n. Repeat as required. Having a Private Convers ation With One Participant 1. Press the Options soft key and choose the Select One option.
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Using the Menus 51 Using the Menus The ph one of fers a r an ge of f unct ions th at allo w yo u to tailor it to y our need s. These functi ons are ar r anged in m enus and sub-me nus. The m enus and sub- menu s can be ac cess ed by s cro lling w ith the navigatio n keys o r by us ing th e shor tcuts.
Usin g the M en us 52 Accessing a Menu Functio n by Using its Shortcut The menu it ems, such as menu, sub- menus and o ptions, ar e numbered and can be accessed quickly b y using their shortcut num ber s. The shortcut numbe r is shown on the bottom right ne xt to the soft ke y on the di sp la y .
Using the Menus 53 1.5.3 Setting 3 * 1.5.4 Setting 4 * 1.5.5 Com m on Setting 1.6 Delete All 1.7 Memo ry Status 1.7.1 SIM M e m o ry 1.7.2 PHO NE Memory 1.7.3 * CB Memory 1.8 V oice Mail 1.8.1 Call V oice Mail 1.8.2 V oice Server Nu m ber 1.9 *Broad cast 1.
Usin g the M en us 54 4. C amera 4.1 T ake and Sen d 4.2 My Photos 4.3 My Album 4.4 My Journal 4.5 Memo ry Status 5. So und Settings 5. 1 Ring T one 5.2 Ring V olume 5.3 Alert T ype 5.4 K eypad T one 5.5 Message T one 5.5.1 SM S T one 5.5.2 SM S-CB T one 5.
Using the Menus 55 6.2.2 Me nu Style 6.2.2.1 Bar Style 6.2.2.2 P age Style 6.2.3 Back Ligh t 6.2.3.1 15 Se con ds 6.2.3.2 30 Se con ds 6.2.3.3 1 Min ute 6.2.3.4 3 Min utes 6.2.3.5 10 Minutes 6.2.4 Au to Light 6.2.4.1 Disable 6.2.4.2 En able 6.2.5 Service Light 6.
Usin g the M en us 56 6.7 Extra Settings 6.7.1 Au to Redial 6.7.2 Active F older 6.7.3 Anykey Answer 6.8 Short Cut 6.8.1 K ey Down 6.8.2 K ey Right 6.8.2 K ey Left 6.9 Reset S ettings 7. O rganizer 7.1 Alarm 7.1.1 O nce A larm 7.1.2 D aily Alarm 7.1.3 Morning C all 7.
Using the Menus 57 8. N etwork Services 8.1 Call F orwarding 8.1.1 F orward Alw a ys 8.1.2 Busy 8.1.3 No R eply 8.1.4 Un reach able 8.1.5 Can ce l All 8.2 Call W aiti ng 8.2.1 V oi ce Calls 8.2.2 Data C alls 8.2.3 Can ce l All 8.3 Network Selection 8.
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Te x t M e s s a g e s 59 Text Messag es The SMS (Sh or t Message Servi ce) functio n is a network serv ice a nd m ay not b e su pporte d by you r n etwork . Messages can be sent by text, fax, Email and pagi ng messagin g systems, pro vided that the se services are suppor ted by your network.
T ext M essa ges 60 Send : allows you to send a message th at you have r eceived or saved. For furthe r info rmati on on h ow to se nd a me ssag e, see page 60 . Text R eply: (inbox o nly): al lows you to r eply to the send er by sen ding a te xt message.
Te x t M e s s a g e s 61 Save an d Send : allows you to save a co py of the m essa ge and the n send the messa ge to the r equir ed destina tion . Y o u can re ad the messag e in your outb ox usin g the Read Messages op tio n . Save On ly : allows y ou to save the message so that it can be s ent later .
T ext M essa ges 62 sizes ar e availab le. F or the Un derl ine and Strike through attrib ute s , sele c t On or Of f . The attributes can be combin ed. Add Obj ects : allows you to add th e requir ed sou nd, me lody picture or animation to the messag e.
Te x t M e s s a g e s 63 Dele te : allow s you to delet e the select ed message. Y ou are asked to confirm th e deletio n by pressi ng the Yes soft key . Settings Via this me nu, you ca n set u p de fault S MS i nform ation . A se tting group is a coll ection of se ttings r equired to send mess a g es .
T ext M essa ges 64 Delete All This m enu provid es the optio n to dele te mess ages saved on your SIM or Ph one for both your In box and Outbox. In add ition, it also provide s the option to de lete CB Messages and by sel ecting the All Me ssag es, you are capa ble of de le ti n g all a t one tim e.
Te x t M e s s a g e s 65 Note: V oice M ail is a network feature. P lease co ntact your s ervice provider fo r more info rmat io n. Broadc ast This netwo rk ser vice a llows you to re ceive te xt m essage s on vari ous topi cs, such as the weather or traf fic.
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Pictu re Mess ages 67 Picture Messages Multim edi a Mes sage S ervi ce (MM S) is a me ssaging se rvice very si milar to Shor t Message Serv i ce (SMS). It pro vides auto m ati c and im m e dia t e de li very of pe rs o n al mu ltime di a mess a g es fr om ph on e to phone or fr om pho ne to e- m ail.
Pictu re Me ssa ges 68 More I nformation : show s you d etaile d infor matio n ab out the messag e. Viewing a Recei ved Mess age in th e Inbox When y ou access t he Inbo x menu op tion ( Menu 2.
Pictu re Mess ages 69 Sav e Pi ctur e : allows you to save an image from the message into y our phone. Images ar e stored in the Pictures folder i n the Fun B ox menu op tion . Sav e Sound : al lows you to s ave a so und from the mess age into the Sounds folder in the Fun Box menu op tion .
Pictu re Me ssa ges 70 Cut Addres s : allows you to extract the destina tion number s or e-mail addresses and UR L , e-mail addresse s or phone numbers fr om the message t ext. Send : allows yo u t o re send the message. Edit Me ssag e : all ows you to c hange the message cont ents, sou nd, pi ct ure or te xt .
Pictu re Mess ages 71 • Send : allow s you to send the me ssa g e. Use this op tion when yo u finish cr eating th e message . This opt ion is activated a fte r you add co nte nt to the mes sag e . • Save : saves t he message in the Draft or Templa tes box for lat er use .
Pictu re Me ssa ges 72 • Save : saves t he message in the Draft or Templa tes box for la te r use. • Se ttings : allows you to change th e message sett ing s. F or furt her de tails abo ut each se tti ng op tio n s , see page 63 . • Add Destin ation : allows you to en te r de stina ti on addresses .
Pictu re Mess ages 73 Templates This m en u opti on st or es up to fi ve mess a ge s you saved as templat es. Y ou can make a new messag e using the text from t hese messag es. 1. Scroll thro ugh the temp late list using the Up and Dow n keys. When the m essage tem p late y ou w ant highlights, press th e Sel ect soft key .
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Call Reco rds 75 Call Records Via this m enu, you can view the phon e calls: Missed Incomi ng Outg oin g Note: Y ou can access all numbers in the three types of call recor ds by pressing the key in idle mo de. Missed Calls This op tio n let s you vie w the la s t 20 una nswe r ed call s.
Call Records 76 Outgoing Calls This op tio n let s you vie w th e las t 20 num ber s dia led . The nu mber and name, i f av aila ble, a re dis play ed, toge ther with the date an d tim e at wh ic h the c a ll was mad e.
Camer a 77 Camera Using the came ra mod ule b uilt in your phon e, you can t ake pictu r es of pe op le or eve nts wh i le on the m ove. Additi ona l ly , you ca n sen d pho tos to oth er peopl e in a picture message. The camer a produ ces JPG pictures.
Came ra 78 Send : a llows you to s end th e pic ture u sing a multi media message . Set as Wallpaper : allo ws you t o set the pictur e as your wal lp aper for t he idle sc ree n. Set a s Cal ler ID : allo ws you to as sign the picture to a number as that number’ s caller ID image.
Camer a 79 Photo Si ze : allows you to select a picture size. Th e higher the value, the hi gh er th e im a ge qua l ity a nd la r ge r the file size. Av ailable ph oto sizes are: VG A(640X4 80); QVGA (320X 240); QQVGA (160X12 0); and Mobile (128x 120).
Came ra 80 My Album This op tion provid es the a bility for you to store your pictur es using the t- zone b rowser . W hen a pictu re is taken and you have s el ected the Save soft key; you are pr ompt ed with t he option to s elec t Nex t or New Photo .
Sound Settings 81 Sound Se tting s Y ou c an use the So und Setti ngs feature to customi ze var ious setting s, such as the: Rin g melo dy , volum e and t y pe Sounds m ade w hen you pr ess a key , ma ke an er ror or re ceive a messag e Note: When the phone is in the Silent mo de (see page 31 ), you cannot change the sound settings.
Sound Se ttings 82 Keypad Tone This option a llows you to select the tone that the keyp ad gen erate s whe n you pr es s a key . The fo llow ing opt ions a re available . Off : the keys do not make any sound . Cool: each k ey , when p ressed, mak es the sa me sound but is a differe nt tone from the Beep optio n.
Sound Settings 83 Single Beep : the phone beep s once. SMS C B Ton e1~10 : the pho ne use s a CB tone. You are provide d with ten CB tones. * This o ption is available only if su pporte d by yo ur SIM ca rd.
Sound Se ttings 84 Extra Tones Y ou can customiz e variou s other tone s us ed by the phone. The fo llow ing opt ions a re available . Error Tone : sets whet her the p hone informs yo u that you have made a mistake o r not.
Phone Setting s 85 Phone Settings Many differen t features o f your phone can be customized to suit yo ur preferenc es. All of thes e features are acce sse d via the Phone Setti ngs menu. Infrared Activate This fea tu re allow s you to sen d or recei ve data through the infrare d por t.
Phon e Set tings 86 Display Settings Y ou can change the background im age and the color of th e comp on e nts in the dis pla y ac co rding to your pref er enc e. Wallp aper This option allow s you to chang e the backg round im age (wallpap e r) to be displaye d in id le mod e .
Phone Setting s 87 Back Light Y ou can select whether or not th e p hone us es the back light. A ma rginal increa se in s tandby /talk time c an be achie ved by turni ng the bac kli ght of f .
Phon e Set tings 88 Service Lig ht This option a ll ows yo u to selec t whethe r or not t he servi ce light on th e to p of th e pho ne is use d or i n wh ich co lor it flash es. The Serv ice Lig ht opti on can be t urned of f or sel ect one fr om seven service lig ht color se tt ings.
Phone Setting s 89 Greeting Message This option allow s you to set a gree ting messa ge to be displa yed brie fly wh en the phone is switc hed o n. The c urren t message is di splay ed. Fo r further detail s on how to en ter char acters , refe r to page 59 .
Phon e Set tings 90 Security The Securi ty feature en ables you to re strict the use of your phone to: The peopl e of y our choic e The types of ca ll s of you r choi c e V arious codes and passwor ds are us ed to pr otect t he features of your phone.
Phone Setting s 91 Phone Lock Whe n the Ph one Lo ck fe ature is ena bled, t he phon e is lock ed and you must enter th e 8-digi t phone pass word each t i me the p hone is s witched on. The passwo rd is factor y se t to “ 000 000 00 ” . T o change the phone p assword, refer to the Cha nge P assw ord menu optio n.
Phon e Set tings 92 FDN Mode The FD N (Fixed Dial Nu mber) mod e, if s upported by yo ur SIM car d, allo ws you to res tri ct your outg oin g calls to a limite d se t of phon e numbe r s. The fo llow ing opt ions a re available . Dis able : you can phone any numb er .
Phone Setting s 93 Extra Settings Y ou can turn the automatic redialing or answering features on or off . The fo llow ing opt ions a re available . Auto Redi al : wh en thi s optio n is che cked , the ph one m akes up to ten attemp ts to redial a phone number af ter an unsuccessf ul call.
Phon e Set tings 94 ShortCut The navigatio n keys c an be u sed a s shor tcut key s. Whe n pres sed in idle mode , they all ow you t o acc ess s pecif ic men u optio ns direct ly . T o assign a shortcut to a key , proceed as follows. 1. Select the key to b e used as a shortcut key b y pressing the Up or Down key , followed by the Select soft key .
Organizer 95 Organ izer The Or ganizer feat ure enable s you to: view the calendar and o rganize your schedule. define a list of things to do. set the current date and time. set an al arm so that the phone r ings at a specific time, such as to remind you of an appointment.
Organ izer 96 When sett ing or vie wing an ala rm, the foll owing optio ns ar e avai lable when y ou press the Options soft k ey . Remove Alarm : deactivates the current alarm. Alarm So und Se t : allows you to sele ct th e ala rm m elody . Calendar With th e Cale ndar fe a ture, you can : consult the c alendar .
Organizer 97 Y ou are asked if you wish to set an alarm. 4. If you want an alarm to ring on the chosen da y , p ress the Yes soft key . Otherwi se, press th e No soft key . 5. If you pre ssed t he Yes soft key , set the time for the alarm and pre ss th e OK soft key .
Organ izer 98 Time & Date This option allow s you to chan ge the curre nt tim e an d date displaye d. Y ou can also use this optio n to fin d out wh at time it is in a nother part of th e worl d. The fo llow ing opt ions a re available : Set Time: allows you to e nte r the curre nt tim e .
Organizer 99 Calculator With this featur e, you can use the phone as a calcula tor . The calculato r provides t he basic arithmet ic functions; addition, sub tractio n, mu lti pli cat ion a nd divisi on . 1. Enter the fi rst number usi ng the numeric keys.
Organ izer 100 Editi ng t he T o D o Li st When y ou select the To Do Li s t menu opti on ( Menu 7.5 ), the curren t con tents display with t he sta tus ma rk an d priori ty level High , Norm al a nd Low. To v i e w t h e detail s fo r a spe ci fic ta sk 1.
Organizer 101 To s o r t t h e existin g task s by priority or status 1. p r ess the Options soft key . 2. select the Sort opti on. 3. select the sort criterion ( High , Low , Done or Undo ). To c o p y a t a s k 1. highlight the ta sk . 2. p r ess the Options soft key .
Organ izer 102 Voice Memo Voice Memo allo ws you t o re cord voice mess ages f or your conven ience. The f ollow ing o ptions are a vailable. Currenc y Exchange Using thi s menu opti on, you can make cur rency con versi ons. 1. Enter th e current exchang e rate of your source currency and press the OK soft key .
Networ k Se r vic e s 103 Network Services These menu fun ct ions are networ k services. Please contact your serv ice provi der to che ck thei r availabi lity an d subscri be to them, if you so wis h. Call Forwarding This net work ser vice enabl es incomi ng calls t o be rer outed to the n u mber that you spe c i fy .
Netwo rk S ervice s 104 The current status is display ed . If the option has already been set, the numb er to which the calls are forward ed is disp layed. 3. Enter th e numbe r to wh ich the calls are to b e forward ed and press OK . T o enter the internationa l code, pre ss th e 0 key unt il t he + sign i s di spl ayed.
Networ k Se r vic e s 105 appropriate o ption is highlighted and then pre ss the Select soft key . The screen inform s y ou whether call waiting is activ ate d or deac tivated. 2. Y ou can activa te or dea ctiv ate the call waiting fea ture a s necessary by using the Activate or Deactivate soft key respectiv ely .
Netwo rk S ervice s 106 Caller ID Y ou can prevent your phone numb er from bein g displa y ed on the pho ne of the pers o n being ca l led. Note: Some network s do not a llow the user to change this sett ing. The fo llow ing opt ions a re available . Defaul t : the d efault s etting p rovided by the netw ork is used.
Funbox 107 Funbox The Funbox menu contains several fun options. t-zones Y our phone is equi pped with a W AP Browser to allow you t o access and navi gate the wire less inter n et via your pho ne.
Funbox 108 Clear Cache Y ou can clear the informatio n stored in the cache, t he phone’ s tempora ry memory whic h stores th e mos t recentl y accessed W eb pages . Press th e Yes soft key t o co nfirm t he de letion. Otherw ise, press t he No soft k ey .
Funbox 109 Images In this menu , you can vie w the lis t of picture s dow nlo aded from t he serv er . Y ou can set the d ownloaded p i ctures as the current bac kgro und image, but cann ot send them to other phone s.
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Solvin g Prob lems 111 Solving Prob lems Before con tacting the after -sales servic e, perform the follow ing s imple checks . The y m ay save yo u the time an d expens e of an unnece ssary servi ce call . When yo u switc h your pho ne on, the foll o wing messages may app ear Insert SIM Ca rd Check that the SIM card is c orrectly installed.
Solv ing Pr oblem s 112 You have entere d a number but i t wa s no t dialed Have you presse d the key? Are you accessing the rig ht wireless netwo rk? Y ou may have set an outgoing call blocking option.
Solvin g Prob lems 113 No nu mber is dialed wh en you r ecall a phon eb ook en try Check that th e numb ers have been store d corre ctly , by using the Phoneb ook Searc h feature.
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Access C odes 115 Access Codes There are seve r al acce ss co des that are used by yo ur phone and its SIM card . These codes h elp you prot ect the phon e against unauthorized use. When r equested for an y of th e code s explai ned belo w , key i n the appropriate code (d i splayed as asteris ks) and press the OK soft k ey .
Acce ss Co des 116 T o re-enable y our PIN, pr oceed as fol lows. 1. K ey in the PUK and p ress th e OK soft k ey . 2. Enter a new PIN of your choice and press the OK soft key . 3. When the Confirm New PIN message is displayed, k ey in the same code again and press the OK soft key .
WA P B r ow s er 117 WAP Br owser Y our pho ne com es e qui pped w ith a WAP (W ir el es s Applic a ti on Pro toc o l) br ows e r , ma king it pos s ibl e fo r you to access the wireless interne t.
WAP Br owse r 118 3. Press the Select soft k ey or the 1 key di rect ly . 4. Press the Up or Down key o n e or m ore tim es to high ligh t the requ ired optio n and th en p ress the Select soft k ey . Option Descri ption Hom e Connec ts the pho ne to the ne two rk and loads t he homepage of th e wi reless inter net se rvice provid er .
WA P B r ow s er 119 Starting the WAP Browser T o start t he WAP Browser when the idle s creen is displa yed press t he k e y o r p r e s s t h e M e n u s o f t k e y , f o l l o w e d b y t h e 9 , 1 and 1 keys. A con necti on is e stabl ished with you r serv ice provide r and the co rrespon ding homep age is displa yed.
WAP Br owse r 120 Using the WA P Browser Using the Sof t Keys A bar con t aini ng browser command s is located at t he bottom of the WA P Bro ws er di spl a y .
WA P B r ow s er 121 Nav ig atin g the Wa p Br owse r Enterin g Te xt, Numb e rs or Symbols When you are promp ted to en ter te xt, the c urren t text en try mode is in d ic a te d on the screen . The fo llo win g mode s ar e avai lable. To... Then...
WAP Br owse r 122 Note: T o enter symbols, pr ess the 1 key r epeatedly until the requir ed symbol is di spl a y ed. Using and Sel ec tin g WAP Menu Optio ns V arious men u options are availab le when you are u sing the WAP Brow ser to navi gate the wir eless in terne t.
WA P B r ow s er 123 Home This option t akes yo u bac k at any time to the homep age o f the Wirel ess W eb service provider . Go to URL This option all ows you t o ent er manual ly the U RL add ress of the req uired W eb pa ge. After enter ing an addres s, pr ess the OK soft ke y to go there direct ly .
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Health and Safety Information 125 Health and Safet y In formati on Usage guidel ines: All about per formance and safety Getting the Most Out of Your Reception The q uality o f each call you m ake or rece ive depe nds on t he signa l stre ngth i n your area.
Health a nd Sa fe ty I nfo rm ati on 126 Knowi ng Radi o Fr eque ncy Safe ty The de s ign of you r pho n e comp lie s with upd a te d N CR P standards de scribed below .
Health and Safety Information 127 FOR CONNECTION TO A SUPPL Y NOT IN THE U.S. A. , USE AN A TT ACHM EN T PL UG AD APTOR OF THE PROPE R CONFIGURATION FOR THE POWER OUTLET . Using Yo u r Ph on e Wh ile Driving T a lkin g on you r phon e whil e dr iving i s illeg al in so me state s.
Health a nd Sa fe ty I nfo rm ati on 128 phon es ma y a ff ect ina d eq u ate ly shie ld e d el ectr oni c equipmen t. RF s ignals may affect impr operly inst alled or in adequ ately shielded electro nic oper ating systems and/ or ente rtainment systems in motor vehicl es.
Health and Safety Information 129 T urn off your ph one whe n you’r e in any area that has a potent ially e xplosi ve atmos phere . Althou gh it’s rare , your phone or its acce ssories could ge nerate spark s. Sparks coul d caus e an ex plosion or a fi re resu lting in bodily injury or even death.
Health a nd Sa fe ty I nfo rm ati on 130 It’ s best to replace the battery wh en it no lo nger provid es acceptable performance. It can be recharged hundred s of times before it n eeds replacing. Don’t st ore the ba tt ery in hi gh tempe r ature areas for l ong perio ds of time.
Health and Safety Information 131 dangerou s and v oid the phone wa rr anty if sai d acc essories cause dam age or a defe ct to the phone. Altho ugh you r phone is quite st urdy , it is a comp lex piec e of equip ment and can be br oken. Avoi d droppi ng, hitt ing, bendin g or sitti ng on it.
Health a nd Sa fe ty I nfo rm ati on 132 have n ot bee n c onfirm ed by ad dition al re search . In som e cases, othe r researcher s have had di ff iculty in reproduc in g those studie s, or in dete rmin ing the re asons for incon sisten t result s.
Health and Safety Information 133 FDA shar es regulat ory resp onsibili ties ab out wire less ph ones with th e F eder al Commun ications Co mmission ( FC C). All phones that are sold in the Unite d States must comply with FCC safety guide lines that limit RF exp osure.
Health a nd Sa fe ty I nfo rm ati on 134 What are the results of the rese arch done already? The rese arch do ne th us fa r has pro duce d co n fli cti ng r e sul t s, and many st ud ie s hav e suff er ed fro m f laws in t hei r r ese arch method s.
Health and Safety Information 135 What r esearch is needed t o decide whether RF exposu re from wirel ess ph ones poses a hea lth threat? A comb inati on of lab ora tor y s tu di es an d ep id emi olo gical stud ies of pe op le ac tua ll y us ing wi rele ss ph o ne s wo u ld provide so m e of the data that are ne ed e d.
Health a nd Sa fe ty I nfo rm ati on 136 help e d de vel op a series of pu blic inf orma t ion docum ents on EMF issues. FDA an d the Ce llu lar T elec o mm u n ic a tio n s & Inter net Association (CTIA) have a formal Cooper ativ e Research and Develo pm e n t Ag re em e nt (C RA DA) to do re s ear c h on wirele ss ph one sa fety .
Health and Safety Information 137 SAR in forma tion o n this model phone is on f ile w ith the FCC and can be found under the Displ ay Gr an t section of http:// www .
Health a nd Sa fe ty I nfo rm ati on 138 What st eps can I take to reduce my ex posure to radio f reque ncy energy from m y wireles s phone ? If th ere is a ri sk fro m thes e prod ucts--a nd at t his p oint w e do not know that there is--i t is pr obabl y very s mall.
Health and Safety Information 139 wirel ess phones at all. For ex ampl e, the gov ernment i n the United Kingdom distribute d leaflets contai ning such a recommen dation in De cember 2000. They noted t hat no eviden ce exists that using a wirele ss phone caus es brain tumo rs or other ill effec ts.
Health a nd Sa fe ty I nfo rm ati on 140 Where can I find additional information? For additio nal information, please ref er to the following reso urces: FDA we b page o n wirele ss pho nes ( http:/ /www.fda.gov/c drh/pho nes/inde x.html ) Fe deral Communica tions Co mmissio n FCC) RF Safety Progr am ( http:/ /www.
Health and Safety Information 141 Driving Check t he laws and regulati ons on the use of wirel ess telep hones in the ar eas wh ere yo u drive. Always ob ey them . Also, if usin g your ph o ne w hile dr ivi n g, pl ea s e : Give full attention to driv ing--driving safety is your first responsibility .
Health a nd Sa fe ty I nfo rm ati on 142 Other medical devices If you use any oth er pers onal m ed ic al de vi ce , co ns ult the manuf ac tur er of your de v ic e to de te r mi ne if th ey are adeq uately shielde d from externa l RF energy . Y ou r physicia n may b e ab le to a ssist yo u in obta ining t his in form ation.
Health and Safety Information 143 Areas with a potentially explosive atmosphere are often but not alwa ys clearly mar ked. They i nclude fuel ing areas suc h as gasoline stations; below dec k on b oat.
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ST ANDA RD LIMI TED WAR RANTY 145 STANDARD LIMITED WAR RANTY What is Co vere d and F or How Lo ng ? SA M S U N G TELECOMMUN ICA TIONS AMERICA, L.P . (SAMSUNG) warrants t o the origin al p urchas er (&.
ST ANDA RD L IMIT ED WARR ANTY 146 This Lim it ed Warranty covers batt erie s on ly if ba t t e ry capa city f alls be low 8 0% o f rated capacity or t he ba ttery leak s, and this Li mited Warranty d.
ST ANDA RD LIMI TED WAR RANTY 147 What Are t he Limits On S AMSUNG’s Liability? EXCEPT AS SE T FORTH IN THE EXPR ESS WARRA NTY CO NT AI NED HERE IN, PU RCHA SER T AKES THE PR ODUCT “ AS IS, ” AN.
ST ANDA RD L IMIT ED WARR ANTY 148 LOSS OF A NTICIPA T ED P ROFITS OR BENEF ITS, OR FOR DAMA G ES AR ISING FROM AN Y TORT (INCLUDIN G NEGLIG ENCE OR GR OSS NEGLIG ENC E) OR F AUL T COMM ITTED BY SAMSU NG, IT S AGE NTS O R EM PLOYEES, O R FOR AN Y BREACH OF CONTRACT OR FOR AN Y CLAIM BROUG H T AG AIN S T PUR CH AS ER B Y ANY OTHER PARTY .
ST ANDA RD LIMI TED WAR RANTY 149 EQUIPMENT L IE SOLEL Y WITH THE PURC HASER AND THE DIRECT VENDOR , OWN ER OR SU PPLIER O F SUCH THIRD- PAR TY SOF TWARE OR EQUIPMENT , AS THE CASE M A Y BE.
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Glossa ry 151 Glossary T o help you understand t he main technical t erms and abbr eviations used i n this boo klet an d take fu ll advantage of the f eatures on your mob ile p hone, he re are a fe w defi nitions . Call For warding Abili ty to rero ute call s to anoth er number .
Gloss ary 152 Java Programming lan guage generating ap plications that c an run on all har dware platfo rms, whe ther sm all , medi um or large , with out modif icatio n. It has be en promote d for and gear ed heavily to the Web, both for public Web sites and Intrane ts .
Glossa ry 153 SDN (Service Dialing Numbers) T eleph one numb ers s upplied by your netw ork pr ovider a nd givi ng a c ce s s to spe c ial se r vice s, suc h as voic e ma il, direct ory in quiries, customer support and emergenc y service s.
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15 Index 155 Index A Access codes • 115 Activ e Flip • 93 Alert type (3.3) • 81 Answ ering a call • 27 Anykey An swer • 93 Auto Light • 88 Auto redial (4.5) 93 B Backg rou nd Ima ge • 86 Backl ight • 17 , 87 Barring calls (6 .2) • 104 Battery C are 129 Broa d ca st (1 .
Index 156 Displa y contrast • 88 icons • 16 layout • 15 setting la ngu ag e • 89 Diverti ng calls (6.1) • 103 E Earp iece v olum e • 27 Edi ting messages • 60 missed cal ls • 28 , 75 phonebook number • 35 tasks • 100 to do list • 100 Error tone • 84 F FCC Noti ce 130 FDN mode (4.
Index 157 dropping • 49 making • 48 private conv ersation • 49 Muti ng all sounds • 46 key tones • 46 , 47 microphone • 46 N Names enteri ng • 41 searchi ng/dialling • 36 storing • 33 Network s election (6 .
Index 158 information • 125 quick guide • 7 Sa fe t y G u id e l in e s 127 Sche dule • 96 Searching in phonebook • 36 Securi ty (6) • 59 Selecting fu nctions/options • 31 Sendi ng key tones • 47 messages • 60 Service light • 17 , 88 Setting langua ge (4.
159 Acce ss t he Menu Functions 1. Pr ess t he Menu soft key . 2. Sc roll with the UP and DOWN arrow k eys throu gh the list of the menus until you reach the required menu . 3. Pr ess t he Sele ct soft ke y . 4. Sc roll with the UP and DOWN arrow k eys throu gh the list of the op ti ons unt i l the required one is se lec ted.
160 Answer a Call Open the phon e or Press the key . Adjust t he Vo l u m e Press the UP or DOWN arrow key on the left side of the phone. Choose the Ale rt Ty p e Select the Ale r t Ty pe menu ( Menu 5.3 ). Select an option: • Light On ly •M e l o d y •V i b r a t i o n •V i b r a + M e l o d y Press the Sele ct soft key .
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