Kyocera S2410 manuel d'utilisation

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    FrontMatter.fm Page i Tues day, September 23, 2008 1:1 0 PM[...]

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    ii S2410 User Guide This manual is based on the production version of the Kyocera S2410 phone. Software changes may have occurred after this printing. Kyocera reserves the right to make changes in technical an d product specifications without prior notice. The products and equipment described in this documentation are manufactured under license fro[...]

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    User Guide iii Your wireless phone is a radio transmitter and receiver. It is designed and manufactured to not exceed the emission limits for exposure to radio frequency (RF) energy set by the Federal Communications Commission of the U.S. Government. These limits are part of comprehensive guidelines and establish permitted levels of RF energy for t[...]

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    iv Air Bags If you have an air bag, DO NOT place installed or portable phone equipment or other objects over the air bag or in the air bag deployment area. If equipment is not properly installed, you and your passengers risk serious injury. Medic al d evice s Pacemakers —Warning to pacemaker wearers: Wireless phones, when in the ‘on’ position[...]

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    User Guide v Avoiding m agnet ic envi ronments Keep the phone away from magnets which can cause improper functioning of the phone. Keeping pho ne dry Keep the phone dry. Damage can result if the phone gets wet. Water damage is not covered under warranty. Resetting the p hone If the screen seems frozen and the keypa d does not respond to keypresses,[...]

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    vi T-Ratings —Phones rated T3 or T4 meet FCC requirements and are likely to be more usable with a hearing device’s telecoil (“T Switch” or “Telephone Switch”) than unrated phones. T4 is the better/higher of the two ratings. (Note that not all hearing devices have telecoils in them.) Hearing devices may also be measured for immunity to t[...]

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    User Guide vii T able of Conte nts 1 Getting S tarted . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 Phone battery . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 Phone ov erview . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 Main menu. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 Basic navigation . . . . . . . . . . [...]

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    viii 11 Media Ga llery . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39 Access folde rs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39 Browse images . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39 Browse sounds . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40 Delete all fil es . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40 Pl[...]

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    User Guide 1 1 Getting St arte d Phone battery Install the batter y T o instal l the batte ry: 1. Hold t he phon e face d own. 2. Find no tch dir ectly below the ba ck cover . It is sq uare . Usin g your thumbnail, lift the c over to re mov e. 3. Place the batter y in the batter y casing with th e metal co ntacts faci ng towa rd the t op o f the ph[...]

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    2 Phon e batt ery Battery care General safety guidelines • Do no t disassem ble or open the batt ery . • Do not cr ush, be nd, def orm, pun ctu re, or shre d the batte ry . • Do not attempt to insert foreign objec ts into the batte ry . • Do not i mmerse the battery or expose it to water or other l iquids. Even if a battery appear s to d ry[...]

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    User Guide 3 Phone overview Get to know your p hone The phone is shown here in th e open p osition. 1. Earp iece sp eake r . 2. Home sc reen. 3. Left softk ey acc esse s me nus and fu ncti ons on the left side of the sc reen. 4. Navigation key scroll s th rough lis ts and text entry fi elds and acce sses s hort cuts f rom the ho me scre en. 5. Spea[...]

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    4 Phone ov erview The ph one is shown her e in the cl osed positio n . When th e phon e is clos ed, the keys are locked to preven t acc ident al key pre sses. 1. Jack f or a hands-f ree headset (sold separa tely). 2. Vol u me key raises or lowers r inger volume. 3. Extern al screen di splays time and phone s tatus . 4. Jack for A/ C power ada pter [...]

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    User Guide 5 Screen icons These i cons may ap pear on your ph one’s screen : The phone is operating in IS95 digital mode. The phone is operating in IS20 00 (1X) digital mode . The phone is receiving a signal. Y ou can make and receive ca lls. Fewer bars ind icate a weake r signal. The phone is in airplane mode. A call is in pr ogress. The phone h[...]

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    6 Main m enu Main menu The con tents of th e main menu are as follows: Recent Calls All Incom ing Outgoi ng Misse d Data Erase C all List Call T imer Kilobyte Co unter Contacts View Al l Add New Groups Speed Di al List Voice Dial List Erase C ontacts Contacts Count Media G aller y Images Sounds Delete All Settings Bluet ooth Conven ience Disp la y [...]

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    User Guide 7 Basic nav igation Press ing your phon e keys acce sses t he vari ous menu s and ot her feat ures of yo ur phone. Some o f the b asi c keys th at ar e use d fre qu ent ly ar e: • Left s oftk ey : Selects ite ms that a ppear on the lower le ft of the displa y . At the ho me screen , you c an sele ct Menu . • Right softkey : Selects i[...]

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    8 Power up 2 Basic Funct ions This s ection exp lains bas ic funct ionality o f your phon e. For m ore detail ed ex plana tio ns of you r phone’ s features, pleas e refer to later chapters. Power up T o turn yo ur phone on , pres s and hol d the End key and wait until the phone display lights up. T o tur n your phone of f, press the h old the End[...]

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    User Guide 9 Answer using speakerph one Press th e Sp eakerpho ne key . Answer using flip Y ou can set the phone t o answer immediately when yo u open the f lip. This featur e does not apply to incoming data calls . For more infor mati on, see “O pen t o answ er” o n page 46. End phone calls T o end a phone call press t he End key . V erify you[...]

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    10 Volume control 3 Call Features This chap ter descr ibes c all featur es su ch as volume, holding c alls, sp eed dia ling and other fe atures . V olume control There ar e several wa ys to cont rol the volu me of yo ur p hone . Adjust volume dur ing a call T o adjust the ea rpiece volume duri ng a ca ll, press the Vo l u m e U p or V olume Down ke[...]

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    User Guide 11 V oicemail Configure your voicemail Before your phone can rec eive vo ice mail mess ages , y ou mu st set up a pa sswo rd and rec ord a pers onal greetin g with your servi ce prov ider . When you ha ve set up your vo icemail , all unan swer ed ca lls t o you r pho ne ar e aut omat ica lly transf erred to voicema il, even if yo ur phon[...]

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    12 Airpl ane mode T o pl ace di al an em er genc y cod e: 1. Enter your 3-di git emergenc y code. 2. Press th e Send key . Note: Regardle ss of your 3-digi t emergency code (911 , 111, 99 9, 000, etc.) , your ph one op erate s as desc rib ed. Exit emergency services When you ha ve com pleted t he emergenc y cal l: 1. Selec t Exi t . 2. Selec t Exi [...]

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    User Guide 13 4T e x t E n t r y Y ou can enter letters, numbers, a nd symbols in conta cts, text messages , and y our banner . T e xt e ntry m ode s The curr ent tex t entry mode (and capita lization setting , when ap p licabl e) are in dicated b y icons. The te xt entry screen has th e following features : 1. Charac ter s remainin g that you can [...]

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    14 Text entr y modes 2. If the w ord doe sn’t match what you want, press 0N e x t key to l oo k a t o th er word match es. 3. When yo u see the w ord y ou want, pre ss the #S p a c e key . Enter symbols While e nteri ng text in no rmal al pha mo de, y ou can en ter sy mbo ls by pr essin g the 1 key un til yo u see t he sy mbo l yo u wa nt . Usi n[...]

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    User Guide 15 T ext entry quick re ference This t able giv es instr uctions fo r enter ing lett ers, nu mbers, and symbols. T o.. Do th is... Enter a le tter Use norm al a lph a mode and press a key until yo u see the letter your want. For more opt ions, see “T ext entry m odes” on pa ge 13. Enter a numb er Use number s only mod e and press a k[...]

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    16 Ca ll li s t s 5 Recent Ca lls Call lists Detail s on th e calls you made, rece ived, or miss ed are st o red in th e Recent Calls list and are identi fied by th e followin g icons: View recen t calls 1. Selec t Menu > Recent Calls and on e of the following : – All to view a ll calls made o r receiv ed. – Incoming to view calls answered. [...]

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    User Guide 17 Call timers View call timer s Selec t Menu > Recent Calls > Call Timer and one of th e follo wing: • All tracks al l calls you hav e made and receiv ed. This t imer cannot be r e set. • Recent tracks all calls yo u have made and receiv ed since y o u last reset th is timer . T o reset this timer to zero, select Re set . • [...]

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    18 Text mess ages 6 Messagin g This c h apter describ es how to send , recei ve, and erase me ssages f rom your phon e. For informat ion on voice mail messag es, see “V oicem ail” on page 11. Note: T he feat ures and me nus de scr ibed in this chapt er m ay vary de pending on servi ces availa ble in your are a. Chec k w ith yo ur se rvice prov [...]

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    User Guide 19 – Msg Sett ings > Msg Receipt alerts you w hen a rec ipien t has rece ived your me ssage. – Msg Sett ings > Set Priori ty labels th e mess age a s urgen t. – Msg Sett ings > Callback Number incl udes th e cal lback num ber wi th the me ssa ge . – Msg Sett ings > Se nd Later schedu les a time to se nd th e me ssag e[...]

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    20 Erase m essage s – Lock Msg / Un lock Msg prot ects th e message fr o m being accidenta lly deleted. – Send er displays the sende r infor mation. Note: If a graphic is too large or incorrec tly formatte d and i s not rece ived with the mes s age, an ic on w ill ap pear . Erase mess ages It is a good idea to erase old me ssages to fre e up me[...]

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    User Guide 21 Incoming calls while creating messages If y ou receive a call while co mposing a m essage , you will rece ive a notifica tion. Y ou can do the following : • Selec t Igno re to not an swer the call. Y o u will return to the message s creen. • Press th e Send key to answer the call . The message is saved to the Dra fts folder . Comp[...]

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    22 Message setting s Message settings Message settings config u re your phone for voice, text , multimedia mes sages. Alerts Choose your alert s for vo icemail, pag es, or me ssages. 1. Selec t Menu > Messaging > Msg Setti ngs > Alerts > Ms g Alert , Page Al ert , o r Voice Alert . 2. Select an alert. Note: If you select an alert wi th [...]

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    User Guide 23 Auto-erase Y ou can set your phone to erase me ssage automat ically w hen memory is needed f or incom ing messa ges. Selec t Menu > Messaging > Ms g Sett ings > Auto-Erase and one o f the fo llowing: • Disa bled erases no messa ges. • Inbox Msgs erases old me ssag es i n your Inbox w hen memory is needed. • Sent M sgs e[...]

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    24 View c ontacts director y 7 Contacts Use yo ur phone’ s contact s director y to store informa tion about a person o r company . Each cont act en try can ha ve up to six ph one numbers, two em ail ad dres ses, t wo Web addr ess es, two stre et addr esses, and a spac e for n o tes. Vie w contacts director y T o view existi ng contacts in yo ur p[...]

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    User Guide 25 Add code or extension When you save th e ph one numbe r o f a n autom ated s ervic e, yo u may in clude a paus e to stop dialin g. For e xample, a p ause where y o u would wait to dial an exte nsion. 1. From th e home sc reen, e nter a phone nu mber . 2. Selec t Options and a typ e of pa use: – T ime Pa use cau ses the phon e to sto[...]

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    26 Cus tomi ze co ntacts – Add Spee d Dial add s the num ber t o your speed di al list. – Vi ew Number disp lays th e num ber . – Erase N umb er deletes number from the c on tact . – Secret / Not Secret makes th e number secret. It will n ot app ear on the sc reen until the lock code is ent ered. Secr et numbers can be called without a lock[...]

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    User Guide 27 3. At the contact d e tails s creen, scr o ll to a stre et addres s. 4. Selec t Options and one of t h e followi ng: – Vi ew Address disp lays th e stre et addres s. – Erase Address delete s street addr ess fro m th e co nta ct. – Send as v Car d sends the contac t as av C a r d . Customize a note T o custo mize the n ote of an [...]

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    28 Contact group s Send a vCard T o send contact information as a message: 1. Selec t Cont acts . 2. At t he cont acts dir ectory , select a c ontact. 3. Selec t Options > Se nd a s vC ard and one of the follo wing: – via Bl uetooth – To P r i n t e r 4. Complete t he appropriate ta sk to send contact infor mation. Contact groups You can ass[...]

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    User Guide 29 Search contacts T o fin d a ph one nu mber or con tact, yo u can searc h the c on tacts direct ory , ch eck t he Fr eque nt List, or use Fa st Fin d. Contacts director y T o search you r contacts dir ectory , select Men u > Contacts and on e of the f ollow ing: • Vie w A l l lists the en tire contact s direc tory . • Groups lis[...]

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    30 Launch br owser 8 Browser You can use your phone to brows e the In terne t if you hav e obta ined ph one I nterne t se rvice s from your ser vice pr ovider and i f over -the-air In ternet acces s is ava ila ble in y our ar ea. Note: Yo u cannot receive incoming calls while you ar e using the browser . Launch browser 1. Selec t Menu > Brow ser[...]

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    User Guide 31 – Show URL displays th e entire URL o f the curr ent p ag e. – Restart Browser relaunches th e browser . – Clear IDs and Passwords clears the b rows er cach e of us er na mes and pas swor ds. – Certifica tes... display s certific ates used in the cu rrent browser session. – Pref erenc es allows y ou to change t he home p age[...]

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    32 Ho w do es BR EW w o rk ? 9 Downloads Y our Kyo cera ph one has t he added ab ility to downloa d and manage applica tions throug h BREW . BREW brin gs you the full range of appli cations and se rvices you have come to expect from the Intern et: Email and instant messagi ng, real -time naviga tion services, gro up chat, game s, relevan t news, an[...]

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    User Guide 33 Open an applica tion Downloa ded applica tions are store d under the G ame s & App s me nu. E ac h app lic at ion comes with its own uni que icon, to help you identify it eas ily . From th e home scre en, select Menu > Dow nload s and the applicati o n. Note: The Games & Ap ps icon alwa ys rema ins at the top of t his menu [...]

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    34 Voice memo 10 T ools Y our phon e comes with to ols and gam es. So me of the games or tool s des cribe d here may no t be ava ilable on your ph one. If you recei ve and inco ming call while you are p layin g a gam e, the game is paused and exit ed. You can retur n to play once the call al ert ends. Games do n ot remai n paused i f the pho n e is[...]

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    User Guide 35 4. Modify t he date, if needed. Press the OK key to ch ange the da te. – Scroll le ft or right to move between mont h, day an d yea r fields . – Scroll up o r down to c hange month, day and yea r . Press th e OK key to save date and move to the next field. 5. Modify t he time, if needed. P r ess th e OK ke y to ch ange the t ime. [...]

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    36 Alarm cloc k – Selec t Options > Go to T oday to go the cur rent da te. – Selec t Options > Go to Date to go a specific da te. – Selec t Options > Eras e T oday’ s Events to delete all eve nts for th at date. View by list 1. Selec t Menu > To o l s > Sc hedul er > Vi ew All Event s . 2. At the event l ist, select one of[...]

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    User Guide 37 3. Modify t he time, if needed. P r ess th e OK ke y to ch ange the t ime. – Scroll left or right to m ove between hour , minute and AM/ PM fie lds. – Scroll up o r down to c hange hour , minute and AM/ PM. Press th e OK key to save time an d move to the next field. 4. Choo se a so und. Pre ss th e OK key and selec t a choi ce fro[...]

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    38 Time r – MR displa ys curr ently st ored value on the s cree n. – MC clear s valu e curr ent ly stor ed in mem or y . Tim er The Timer count s dow n for th e spec ifie d time. It beep s whe n that am ou nt of tim e has el aps ed. 1. Selec t Menu > To o l s > Ti m e r > Set . 2. Ente r the time le ng th. – Scroll le ft or right to [...]

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    User Guide 39 1 1 Me dia Gallery Your phone stor es im ages, sound s and vid eos an d can d isplay th ose files on the phone’ s screen . Access f olders T o acces s the folders where your phone st ores media fi les, select Menu > Media Gallery and one of th e follo wing: • Images conta ins i mage files that are prelo aded , down load ed, sav[...]

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    40 Browse so unds Browse sounds T o browse th e Sounds folder: 1. Selec t Menu > Media Gallery > Sounds an d one of th e follo wing: – Save d Sounds d isplays sounds avai lable. – Ringers disp lays rin gers avai lab le. – V oice Memos cont ains vo ice memo s yo u have m ade. 2. At the file li st, scr oll to a file. 3. Depending on which[...]

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    User Guide 41 12 Settings Menu options The c ontents of the Settings menu are as foll o ws: Blue tooth On/Off My Devices Settings Convenience Airplane Mod e Auto-Hyph e n 1-T ouch Diali ng Hold Call Fast Find Frequent Li st Minute Alert Missed Call A lert Open t o A nswer Any Key An swer Display Set Wall paper Set S creensav er Themes Main Menu V i[...]

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    42 Bluetooth Bluetooth The Blue toot h ® wireless tec hnology on your pho ne en ab les wir eless conn ecti vity with ac ces sori es su ch as port able or inst alled h ands-fr ee car k its, headset s, handse ts, co mpu ters, PC c ards and ad apter s, PDAs, and sp eakers. Not available on all p h ones. For deta ils check with your se rvice p rovider[...]

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    User Guide 43 Using Blue tooth Bef ore y ou can use the B luetoot h fun ction s of your pho ne, you mus t set yo ur ph one to be ready to commun icate with a devic e . This is called “c onnecting.” Connect to a device T o con nect y our ph one t o an aud io Bluetoot h device: 1. Selec t Menu > Settin gs > Bluetooth > My Devices . 2. At[...]

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    44 Conven ience You cannot ma ke or re ceive c alls, send text messa ges, us e the browse r , or B lueto oth, but you can pla y game s, use the Sche dule r , set th e clo ck, and ma ke em ergen cy ca lls to desi gnat ed emer genc y numb ers. Ple ase ch eck with uni formed personne l bef ore opera ting your phone in A irplane mode. T o set your phon[...]

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    User Guide 45 Enable hold call feat ure 1. Selec t Menu > Settin gs > Convenience > Hold Ca ll > Enabl ed . If yo u have not recorded a hold mess age, yo u will b e prompte d to reco rd one, such a s “Pleas e hold. I’ll answer in a min ute. ” 2. Selec t Record to record t he message, as promp ted. 3. Selec t OK to reco rd the me s[...]

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    46 Display Minute alert Your phone can a lert wi th a sho rt beep ten seconds before ea ch minute passes d u ring a call. Selec t Menu > Settin gs > Convenience > Minute Alert > Ena bled . Missed call alert Choos e your alert missed calls. 1. Selec t Menu > Messaging > Msg Setti ngs > Alerts > Missed Cal l Alert . 2. Select [...]

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    User Guide 47 Main menu view Disp lay me nus i n vari ous fo rmat s. Sel ect Menu > Setti ngs > Dis p lay > Main Menu V iew and on e of the fo llowing: • Grid displ ays ico ns of each menu ite m, with its name at the b ottom of th e screen. • List displays a list of ea ch menu item. The next tim e you s elect Menu from the ho me screen[...]

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    48 Sound s Sounds Y our phone has several setti ngs that c ontrol the soun d. Y ou c an pic k from a vari ety of r inger s as well as c ontrol the v olume. Ringe rs Y ou can ch ange the ring er for yo ur phon e. Y ou can al so assign rin gers fo r dif ferent t asks. Ringer type s Your phone has m ulti ple ri ngers you ca n choo se to use for all in[...]

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    User Guide 49 Flip sounds Assign specific sounds for when your phone flip open s or clos es. 1. Selec t Menu > Settin gs > Sounds > Flip Sou nds > Flip Ope n or Flip Close . 2. Select a sound. As you scroll down the list you will h ear th e sounds. Power on/off sound You can set you r phone t o play a s ound when poweri ng on and of f. [...]

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    50 Voice f eature s Digit le ngths You can set the nu mber of di gits us ed for a ph one number in your v oice dial l ist. Selec t Menu > Settin gs > V oice Feat ures > Digi t Length s and one of the fol lowing: • North American allows 7, 10, and 1 + 10 digits in a phone number . • Permit All allows 4-14 dig its in a phone nu mber . V [...]

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    User Guide 51 Accessor ies This s ection de scribes settings that affect acces sories you us e with your p hone. Headset sound s When a headset is attac hed to your p hone, the ring er c an be p layed thro ugh the h eads et or phon e spea ker . Sel ect Menu > Settings > Accessories > He adset S ounds and on e of the following : • Out of [...]

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    52 Network Privacy alert You set your pho ne to al ert you when enhanced digital CDMA privac y is lost or regain ed. Sel ect Menu > Sett ings > Network > Privacy Alert > Enabl ed . V oice privacy Set your phone to use en hanc ed digi tal CDMA privac y . Se lect Menu > Settin gs > Ne twork > Voice Priva cy > Enh anced . Roami[...]

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    User Guide 53 • 911 Onl y (def aul t) sh ares your posi tio n inform ation onl y with emergen cy services when you call your 3- digit emer genc y code. • Locat io n On shares your position informatio n, in addition to emer genc y servi ces . Web aler t Y ou can set an alert to conf irm the start or exit of the browse r . Sele ct Menu > Sett [...]

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    54 Security 3. Selec t Lim it Ca lls and on e of the follow ing: – No Limit does no t limit calls. – Limi t Outg oi ng limits outgo ing calls. Incom ing cal ls can be an swered. – Limi t All limits both incoming and outgoi ng cal ls. ICE numbers The IC E (in c ase of emer gency) number s feat ure allow s you to s p ecify t h ree pe rsonal pho[...]

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    User Guide 55 13 V oice Command s V oice commands a llow you t o call a contact, dial a phon e numb er , acc ess me nus, or find contac t informa tion from yo ur voice d ial list. Note: Yo u cannot use voice re cognitio n to end a call; you must press the End key when the fl ip is open . V oice dial list T o ca ll or find a cont act us ing voi ce d[...]

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    56 Voice co mmand s Call a contact 1. If y ou haven’ t alread y done so, add t he person y ou wish t o call to t h e voic e dial li st. See “Voice di al lis t” on page 5 5. 2. From th e home screen , press the Send key . The ph one prom pts, “Sa y a comm and” . 3. Say “C ontac t” an d the n name of th e pers on you want to call. The p[...]

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    User Guide 57 Find contacts You can use voi ce com man ds to find cont acts liste d in your voice dial l ist. 1. From th e home screen , press the Send key . The ph one prom pts, “Sa y a comm ands ”. 2. Say “Fin d Conta cts”. Th e phon e prompt s, “Say a na me ”. The pho ne prom pts, “Ple ase repeat” or “Say a name ” if it does [...]

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    58 Custom er sup por t 14 Getting Help Customer suppor t Your service pr ovider ’ s c usto mer sup port depart ment may be acce ssibl e direc tly fr om yo ur phon e when you dial a num ber , s uch as *611 (check with your serv ice provi der ). Th ey can answer q uestions about your phon e, phone b ill, call co verage area, and spe cific fea tures[...]

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    User Guide 59 Index Numerics 1-touch dialing , 44 A accessories , 58 headsets , 51 settings , 51 T-coil hearing aid , 51 TTY devi ce , 51 activating Bluetooth , 42 adding Blueto oth de vices , 4 2 codes , 25 contacts , 24 extensions , 25 voice dial list , 49, 55 airp lane mo de , 43 set date/time , 44 alarm clock , 36 alerts browse r , 31, 53 messa[...]

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    60 adding to a group , 26 assign message tone , 25 assign number type , 27 assig n pic ture , 25, 27 assign ringer , 25, 27 calling numbers , 25 customizing , 25 delete all , 29 directory , 24 editing , 24, 25 email addresses , 26 erase , 25 erasing , 24, 26, 54 fast find , 45 frequent list , 45 groups , 2 8 memory , 2 9 note s , 27 prima ry numbe [...]

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    User Guide 61 sounds , 51 voice answer , 50 voice wake-up , 5 0 help, getti ng , 58 hold calls , 44 I icons , 5 text message , 19 images browsi ng , 3 9 saved , 39 inbox , 19 incoming calls , 16 Inte rnet , 30 K keypad key tone length , 49 sounds , 49 volume , 48 keys frequently used , 4, 7 tone length , 49 tones , 49 L lang uage , 47 left softkey [...]

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    62 prima ry numbe r , 26 privacy alerts , 52 Q quic k alar m , 37 R rapid entry , 13 receipt request multimedia messages , 23 text message , 19 text messages , 23 recent calls , 16 erase all , 23 redialing , 8 replying text messages , 19 restrict roaming , 5 2 right softkey , 7 ringers , 40 , 4 8 mode , 48 roam , 48 silent mode , 48 type , 48 volum[...]

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    User Guide 63 icon , 19 locking , 20 notification , 19 options , 18 preset text , 18 replying , 1 9 request receipt , 19, 23 retrieving , 19 saving , 19 send later , 19 sender information , 20 set priority , 19 validity period , 19 viewing , 19 time calls , 4 6 timer , 38 tip calculat or , 37 tools , 34 alarm clock , 36 calculator , 3 7 sche duler [...]

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    Kyocera Wire less Corp . www.kyocera-w ireles s.com 82-K8216 -1E N, Rev. 001 82-K8216-1EN.book Page 64 Monday, September 22, 2008 2:27 PM[...]