Sony Ericsson T60LX manuel d'utilisation

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    Mobile Phone T60LX T60dUGcover.qxd 7/20/01 1:39 PM Page 4[...]

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    N o t f o r c o m me r c i a l u s e – E r i c s s o n I n c . Pa r a obtener una copia en español de esta Guía del Usuario, visite nuestra página W eb en www .ericsson.com/p hones o, si se encuentra en Estados U nidos, también puede llamar al 1-800-374-2776. Registe r your ne w phon e and se e the latest in produ cts by visi ting us at : www[...]

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    N o t f o r c o m me r c i a l u s e – E r i c s s o n I n c . Ditto Nicole_NoBr.b ook Page ii Tuesday, August 28, 2001 11:39 AM[...]

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    N o t f o r c o m me r c i a l u s e – E r i c s s o n I n c . i T ab le of Co ntent s Guidelin es for Safe and Efficient Use ............... 1 Produc t Care and Main t enance ............. .......... 1 Antenna Car e .................. ................. ............... 1 Efficient Use . ...................... .................. .......... 2 Radio[...]

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    N o t f o r c o m me r c i a l u s e – E r i c s s o n I n c . ii My Shortcut s Menu ......... .................. ........... 39 Using the Phone book ............ ............ ............ . 40 Adding Cont acts .......... ................. ................ 40 Calling Cont acts ..... .................. .................. .. 41 Editing the Phoneboo[...]

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    N o t f o r c o m me r c i a l u s e – E r i c s s o n I n c . Guidelines for Saf e and Efficient Us e 1 Guid el ines for Safe an d Eff ici ent U se Please read this inf orm ation be fore usin g your mobile phone. Y our mobile ph one is a highly sophisti cated el ectronic device . T o get the most out of your mo bile phone, ple ase read this text[...]

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    N o t f o r c o m me r c i a l u s e – E r i c s s o n I n c . Guidelines for Safe and Efficient Use 2 Do not remov e the ante nna your self. If you r mobile phone ’ s antenna is damage d, please take t he produc t to an Eric sson se r vice pa rtn er . Only use an ant e nna that has b een specifical ly designe d for you r mobi le p hone. Use of[...]

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    N o t f o r c o m me r c i a l u s e – E r i c s s o n I n c . Guidelines for Saf e and Efficient Us e 3 Commission on Non-I oni zing Radiation P rotection), through period ic and thorou gh evaluation of scientific studies. T hese g uideline s establis h permit ted l evels of radio wave exposure for the gene ral population. All Ericsso n mobi le [...]

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    N o t f o r c o m me r c i a l u s e – E r i c s s o n I n c . Guidelines for Safe and Efficient Use 4 • Radioc ommunic ations (Elec tromagn etic Rad iation Human Exposure) Standard 199 9, Australian Commun ications Authority (ACA), May 199 9. Driv ing Please check if loc al laws and/or regula tions, in the countr y/ state whe re you are, restr[...]

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    N o t f o r c o m me r c i a l u s e – E r i c s s o n I n c . Guidelines for Saf e and Efficient Us e 5 are consistent with the independent research by and recommendat ions of Wireless T e chnology Research. P ersons wi th pacemake rs: • Should AL W A YS keep th e phon e more tha n six inches from t heir pacema ker when th e phone is turn ed O[...]

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    N o t f o r c o m me r c i a l u s e – E r i c s s o n I n c . Guidelines for Safe and Efficient Use 6 Blasting Ar eas T urn off your mobi le ph one w hen in a blast ing area o r in areas po sted “ t urn o ff two -way radio” to avoid in terferin g with blasting o perations. Construct i on crews o ften use remote con trol RF devic es to set of[...]

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    N o t f o r c o m me r c i a l u s e – E r i c s s o n I n c . Guidelines for Saf e and Efficient Us e 7 Children DO NOT ALLO W CHILDREN TO PLA Y WITH YOUR MOBILE P HONE OR ITS ACCE SSORIES. THEY COUL D HU R T THEMSEL VES OR OT HERS, OR COULD ACCI DENT A LL Y DAMAGE THE MOBILE PHONE OR ACCESS ORY . YOU R MOBILE P HONE OR ITS A C CESSOR Y MA Y CON[...]

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    N o t f o r c o m me r c i a l u s e – E r i c s s o n I n c . Guidelines for Safe and Efficient Use 8 are charging a ne w battery , or a battery that has run out comple tely , it may take a whil e (up to 30 m inute s) be fore you get any indication (the batter y meter appears in the dis play) that th e battery is bei ng charged. Please note th a[...]

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    N o t f o r c o m me r c i a l u s e – E r i c s s o n I n c . Guidelines for Saf e and Efficient Us e 9 FCC Statement This devic e complies with P art 15 of the FCC rules. Operation is su bje ct to the f o llowing tw o conditions: (1) This d evice may not cau se harm ful inter ference, and (2) Th is devi ce mu st acce pt a ny in terfe rence rece[...]

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    N o t f o r c o m me r c i a l u s e – E r i c s s o n I n c . Understanding this User’s Guide 10 Understandin g this User’ s Guide • A Menu Diagram is located on the insid e front cover of this User’ s Guide. This is a quick overv iew of the menu s in yo ur Er icsson mobil e phone . • Y our Quic k Reference C ard gives you info rmation[...]

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    N o t f o r c o m me r c i a l u s e – E r i c s s o n I n c . Getting To Know Your Phone 11 Getting T o Kn ow Y our Phone Phone Views The following diagrams illustrate th e front, back, and botto m view s of your phone. 1 Ear piec e 2 Si de volum e keys 3 Dis play 4 Le ft s oftkey 5 J oyst ick (4-wa y navigat ion with cente r select key) 6 Opt i[...]

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    N o t f o r c o m me r c i a l u s e – E r i c s s o n I n c . Getting To Know Your Phon e 12 Standb y Screen Icons Ev er y tim e you power on your phone, you will see the stan dby scree n. Y o u will also see th e stan dby sc reen whe n you e xit the m e nu sy stem. This list s all of t he icons t hat coul d appear on your stand by screen. 1 Ala[...]

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    N o t f o r c o m me r c i a l u s e – E r i c s s o n I n c . Getting To Know Your Phone 13 Options Key The OPTIONS key ( ) allows you to quickly acce ss option s for so me func tions (optio ns var y ba sed on t he function you are us ing). F or instance, when you are reading a new t e xt message, yo u can press the OPTIONS key fo r choices such[...]

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    N o t f o r c o m me r c i a l u s e – E r i c s s o n I n c . Getting To Know Your Phon e 14 Joy s t i c k / Cent er Sel e ct • Move th roug h me nu , lis ts, or t ext. Tilt up, down, l eft, or right to scrol l. • Tilt left or r igh t to a ccess the Main men u tabs from t he stan dby sc reen. • Tilt up to acce ss the bottom of your contact[...]

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    N o t f o r c o m me r c i a l u s e – E r i c s s o n I n c . Getting To Know Your Phone 15 Asterisk key •E n t e r a * . • Pr ess and h old to ente r a pause ( ) character in phone number input. • Shift between uppe rcase and lowercase in text e ntry . Po u n d k e y •E n t e r a # . • P ress and hold to enter a stop ( ) character in [...]

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    N o t f o r c o m me r c i a l u s e – E r i c s s o n I n c . Getting Started 16 Getting Started Before using your phone, yo u must first a ttach and char ge you r batt ery . Chargi ng Y our Bat t ery T o charge y our ba tter y for t he fir st time , you m ust a ttach your phone’ s batt ery to the back of your phone un der the back cover . The[...]

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    N o t f o r c o m me r c i a l u s e – E r i c s s o n I n c . Getting Started 17 Replacing the Bac k Cover N o te! Y our phone is equipped with remo vable cove rs. Ne v er use your p hone wit h the front c over removed. Charging Y our Battery Y our phone is packaged with a Lithium Ion ( LiIon) bat t ery . The battery is not charged when you buy [...]

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    N o t f o r c o m me r c i a l u s e – E r i c s s o n I n c . Getting Started 18 T ip! The total re maining tal k time depend s on the type of battery you us e and your position in the network. Note! T he pho ne turns itself off when the batter y ca n no longe r power it sat isfact oril y . Note! The amoun t of batter y power in dicat ed by you [...]

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    N o t f o r c o m me r c i a l u s e – E r i c s s o n I n c . Getting Started 19 T urning Y our Phone On and Off T urn your pho ne On by pressin g and holding th e power key ( ) until your p hone turn s on. The phone will beep (unless silent mode is activat ed). T urn your phone Off by pressi ng and holding t h e powe r key until yo ur phone tur[...]

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    N o t f o r c o m me r c i a l u s e – E r i c s s o n I n c . Getting Started 20 Receiving Ca lls When your p hone rece ives a call , the ring er sound s, Incoming Call appears in the display , and t h e display and keypad backlig ht illuminate. Y ou can temporarily quie t the ringe r by pr essing th e right softk ey or the upp er or lower sid e[...]

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    N o t f o r c o m me r c i a l u s e – E r i c s s o n I n c . Using Menus 21 Using Menus The main menu has i cons that di splay the top-leve l menus. The corresp ond ing titl e of the se lected option is display ed below the me nu tabs when highl ighted. Each menu is r e prese nted by an icon. A menu diagram i s locat ed on the inside front cove[...]

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    N o t f o r c o m me r c i a l u s e – E r i c s s o n I n c . Using Menus 22 Call Contact Phonebook entries will appear in alphabetical order b y either fi rst o r last nam e, dep ending o n the sor t order yo u c h o s e . S e l e c t a n e n tr y o r t y p e i n t h e p o s i t i o n n u m b e r a n d press the le ft soft key to ca ll the hig [...]

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    N o t f o r c o m me r c i a l u s e – E r i c s s o n I n c . Using Menus 23 When you e nter the Card Setup submenu, you are prompted for the following inform ation: Y our PIN; the N ame of you r calling c ard; the A ccess num b er; the Dialing delay; C ode first or Number first; V erification number; and Dialing delay again. Set Calling Car ds [...]

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    N o t f o r c o m me r c i a l u s e – E r i c s s o n I n c . Using Menus 24 Enab lin g SuperSpd Dial allo ws you to press and h old keys 2 through 9 to dia l the numb er correspo nding to the phon ebook pos ition. Ena bling Phb. Shortc ut allows you to press and hold keys 2 - 9 and your l ist of phoneb ook ent ries cor respondi ng to th e close[...]

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    N o t f o r c o m me r c i a l u s e – E r i c s s o n I n c . Using Menus 25 holding . Contact your s er vice provider if you do not know your voicemail access number . 1 Scroll to Messag es , Select , Options , Select , V oice mail N o. , Sele ct . 2 Enter your voice mail phon e number a nd press OK . Email The Email submenu allows you to use y[...]

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    N o t f o r c o m me r c i a l u s e – E r i c s s o n I n c . Using Menus 26 Missed Ca lls Y ou can s ee the lis t of calls you ha ve misse d (if you have Caller ID servic e from you r ser vice provide r) along w ith the time that t he ca lls were receiv ed. W hen a m issed call is one day old, the time that th e call was receive d is repla ced [...]

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    N o t f o r c o m me r c i a l u s e – E r i c s s o n I n c . Using Menus 27 Last call Y ou c an view inform ation abo ut the d uratio n of your la st phone ca ll i n ho urs, mi nute s, and se con ds. T otal calls Y ou c an see th e total number of cal ls and the total hou rs, minu tes, and seco nd s that yo u have us ed sin ce you la st res et [...]

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    N o t f o r c o m me r c i a l u s e – E r i c s s o n I n c . Using Menus 28 Ongoing Call Men u The Ongoing Call menu appears only when you ar e enga ged i n a cal l. Hold Call Y ou ca n place a c all on hold to s e t up a nother c all or to answer a waiting call. Se lect Hold Call by tilting th e joystick up or down until Hold Call is high ligh[...]

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    N o t f o r c o m me r c i a l u s e – E r i c s s o n I n c . Using Menus 29 Note! If you set t he Ring V olum e to leve l one, yo u will hear only a series of beeps when you r eceive an incoming call regar dless of the Ring Signal you have set. Phone Silent Y ou can specify t h at you do not want your phone to mak e keypad or alert soun ds. The[...]

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    N o t f o r c o m me r c i a l u s e – E r i c s s o n I n c . Using Menus 30 Y our phone comes with four melodies. Y ou can edit your melodies and you can also send them to a friend in a text mess age. Th e My Melodi es subm enu includes Edit and Send options. Editing Ring Signals • Press a key to enter a note. • Pr e s s 8 or 9 to make the [...]

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    N o t f o r c o m me r c i a l u s e – E r i c s s o n I n c . Using Menus 31 Select Pr ofile Y ou ca n choose a different p rofile from the currently select ed Profile. Y our profile opt ions incl ude Normal , Meeting , Car , Outd oors , Portable H-free , Ho me , and Wo r k . Edit Pr ofile Y ou can custom ize your profiles by specifying settings[...]

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    N o t f o r c o m me r c i a l u s e – E r i c s s o n I n c . Using Menus 32 Restrict Calls Y ou can b lock specific calls from bei ng dialed or a n swered . The opt ions are All Inc oming or All Out going . N ote! If you forwar d incoming cal ls, you canno t activ ate some Restrict Calls options. Likewise, if you restr ict calls, you cannot act[...]

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    N o t f o r c o m me r c i a l u s e – E r i c s s o n I n c . Using Menus 33 Answ ering Mode Y ou can specify how you want to answer your ca lls. The option s are Normal , Any Key , and Aut o . Selectin g Normal indic ates tha t pressin g the lef t softk ey w ill ans wer a call . Selectin g Any K ey indicates that a cal l can be ans wered by pre[...]

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    N o t f o r c o m me r c i a l u s e – E r i c s s o n I n c . Using Menus 34 Backgro und Menu Y ou ca n choose p ictures, animation, or gr eetings fo r your backgroun d. Menu He lp Y ou ca n choose to have a b r ief de scription of e ach top- leve l menu item to be display ed after 10 sec onds of inacti vity . The se h elp texts are se t to On w[...]

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    N o t f o r c o m me r c i a l u s e – E r i c s s o n I n c . Using Menus 35 inform ation. Y ou ca n tilt th e joystick up or down to advance th rough the month, day , and year sel e ction. Press the left soft key to co nfirm the current d ate. Date Format Y ou c an switc h between date forma ts by tilti ng th e joysti ck up or d own unti l the [...]

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    N o t f o r c o m me r c i a l u s e – E r i c s s o n I n c . Using Menus 36 Erase All V oice Y ou ca n delete all of your v oice re cordings. Y ou will be prompte d befo re the recording s are p erman ently delet ed. Networks Y ou c an prio ritize a nd ma nuall y selec t the sy stem s from which you can obtain ser vice. This can include your pu[...]

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    N o t f o r c o m me r c i a l u s e – E r i c s s o n I n c . Using Menus 37 Extras Menu Vo i c e M e m o Y ou can r ecord and store mem o s in y our ph one. F or more information on V oic e Memo, see “U sing V oic e Commands” on page 51. Record Y ou can enter a new voice memo. Memo L ist Y ou can s ee your l ist of vo i ce me m os so r ted [...]

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    N o t f o r c o m me r c i a l u s e – E r i c s s o n I n c . Using Menus 38 Time S ettings Y ou can s et add itiona l time-rela ted set tings. T he option s are Ti me Format ( 24 hour or am/pm ), Time Zone ( ±GMT ), DaylightSavings ( On or Off ), an d Auto T im e Zone ( On of Off ). N ote! T o s y nchroniz e your phone with y our computer , be[...]

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    N o t f o r c o m me r c i a l u s e – E r i c s s o n I n c . Using Menus 39 • T i lt th e joysti ck rig ht or lef t to hi ghlig ht an operation (+, - , x, /, add decimal). • Press the le ft s oftkey to p erform the opera tion. • Press the right softke y to cancel the operati on. Code Memo Y ou can store personal information, like your com[...]

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    N o t f o r c o m me r c i a l u s e – E r i c s s o n I n c . Using the Phonebook 40 Using the Ph onebook Y ou ca n creat e your perso nal phonebook by saving information about your friends an d colleagues as a contact. In a contact, you can save details such as name, titl e, phone numbers , and e-mail address – all in one place. Adding Cont a[...]

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    N o t f o r c o m me r c i a l u s e – E r i c s s o n I n c . Using the Phonebook 41 men u, an d the n sel ecti ng Ins ert Stop . A is shown in the phone num ber w henev er th ere is a sto p. A paus e temporar ily suspends transmitt ing numbers fo r approx imat ely two se con ds befor e send ing the n ext series. Y ou can enter a pause in a seri[...]

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    N o t f o r c o m me r c i a l u s e – E r i c s s o n I n c . Using the Phonebook 42 F o r examp le, p ressing an d hol ding 2 takes y ou to the fi rst cont act beg inning wi th the letter A ( or clos est foll owing ). When in standby , you can also access your contact list by tilting your joystick up o r down. Tilting your joystick up access es[...]

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    N o t f o r c o m me r c i a l u s e – E r i c s s o n I n c . Using the Phonebook 43 Setting Defaul t Numbers 1 Scroll to Phone book , Sele ct , Edit Contact , Selec t . 2 Y ou will se e your contact list. Scroll through the list using your joystick an d press th e left soft key whe n the cont act yo u wan t to ca ll is hig hligh ted. 3 Press Se[...]

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    N o t f o r c o m me r c i a l u s e – E r i c s s o n I n c . Using the Phonebook 44 contacts, calendar , tasks, and email between your mobile phone and popul ar PC applicati ons on your computer . T o use yo ur Er icsson mobil e phone with th e XTNDConnect PC program, y o u will need the following: • A functional serial port on your comp uter[...]

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    N o t f o r c o m me r c i a l u s e – E r i c s s o n I n c . Using the Phonebook 45 Editing Gr oup Names 1 Scroll to Phonebo ok , Select , Gr oups , Select . 2 S e lect the group name that yo u want to edit and press OK . 3 Select Edit Group Name and p res s Select . 4 Enter t he new name of the group and pre ss Select . Deleting G roup Membe r[...]

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    N o t f o r c o m me r c i a l u s e – E r i c s s o n I n c . Text Messaging 46 T e xt Messaging Y ou can send a nd receive te xt message s with the S hort Message Ser vice (SM S) using you r mobile phone. No t e! Y ou cannot send SMS messages whe n your phone is in analog mode. Befo re S ending Messages Y ou ha ve sever al text mes saging opti [...]

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    N o t f o r c o m me r c i a l u s e – E r i c s s o n I n c . Text Messaging 47 predefined group, specifie d and saved in the p honebook. F o r more information on how to create groups, see “Group s” on pa ge 22 . W hen you sen d tex t m ess ages to a grou p, yo u are ch arged for each me mber incl uded in the group . 1 Scroll to Messag es ,[...]

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    N o t f o r c o m me r c i a l u s e – E r i c s s o n I n c . Text Messaging 48 • An emai l address or phone nu mber is sa ved in the Phoneb ook . • A W AP address is save d in Book mark s . N ote! If you e xit the m essage wi thout savi ng th e picture , the pi cture will be deleted . T em pla tes I f y o u h a ve o n e o r m o r e s t a n [...]

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    N o t f o r c o m me r c i a l u s e – E r i c s s o n I n c . Text Messaging 49 aske d to con firm de letio n of the temp late . Press the left softke y to confir m delet ion. Y ou cannot de lete any of the stan dard tem plate s inc luded in your p hone. Receiving T e xt Messages When you rece ive a te xt messag e, the ph one beep s and the m es[...]

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    N o t f o r c o m me r c i a l u s e – E r i c s s o n I n c . Text Messaging 50 Dele ting Mes sages There ar e two ways to delete a me ssage: • Select Delete in the l ist of op tions a nd press Se lect . • In the Receiv ed Mail me nu, scroll to a m essage and pre ss the CLR ke y . Replyi ng to Messa g es 1 Select Reply in the list of opti on[...]

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    N o t f o r c o m me r c i a l u s e – E r i c s s o n I n c . Using Voice Com mands 51 Using V oice C ommands With your phone, you can: • voice dia l - call so meone by sayin g the n ame and number type • answer and r eject calls with your voic e when using a handsfree kit • record or listen to voice memos by using voice commands • activ[...]

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    N o t f o r c o m me r c i a l u s e – E r i c s s o n I n c . Using Voice Commands 52 Record ing a Contact Name 1 Scroll to Settings , Select , V oice C ontrol , Select , V oiceCommand s , Select , Contacts , Select , Add Vo i c e L a b e l , OK . 2 Sele ct a contact and press OK . 3 Follow the instru ctions in the di splay . N ote! An icon ( ) [...]

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    N o t f o r c o m me r c i a l u s e – E r i c s s o n I n c . Using Voice Com mands 53 • pressing and holding the handsfr ee button (when using a portable handsfree o r a Blueto oth™ he adset). • saying the M agic W ord. S ee “Magic W ord” on page 54. V oice Answering Y ou can answ er or r eject incomi ng calls by u sing your voice w h[...]

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    N o t f o r c o m me r c i a l u s e – E r i c s s o n I n c . Using Voice Commands 54 Starting a V oice M emo Recor ding 1 F rom st andby , p ress an d hold ei ther t he upper or lower side vo lum e key un til y ou hear a tone . 2 Re lease th e upper o r lowe r side v olume ke y , lift t h e phon e to your ear an d say “Record”. The vo ice c[...]

  • Page 60

    N o t f o r c o m me r c i a l u s e – E r i c s s o n I n c . Using Voice Com mands 55 Editing Y our V oice Commands Use the Vo i c e C o m m a n d s submenu to keep yo ur voice commands up to date by r e -reco rding t hem or deleting the ones you do no t use. Re-recor ding Commands 1 Scroll to Settings , Select , V oice Con trol , Select , Vo i[...]

  • Page 61

    N o t f o r c o m me r c i a l u s e – E r i c s s o n I n c . Using Voice Commands 56 T roub leshooting If your pho ne ca nnot detect spee ch, on e of the followin g might ha ve happened: • Y ou s poke too so ftly – tr y sp eaking more lo udly . • Y ou he ld the ph one too fa r away – hol d it as you do during a call. • The vo ice comm[...]

  • Page 62

    N o t f o r c o m me r c i a l u s e – E r i c s s o n I n c . Inputting Text 57 Inputting T ext Y ou ca n enter letters, for ex ampl e, when yo u add name s to the pho nebook, write text me ssag es, or enter W AP addres ses. Apart from the wa y you nor mall y enter le tter s in your phone, using multitap text input, you can use T9 T ext Input fo[...]

  • Page 63

    N o t f o r c o m me r c i a l u s e – E r i c s s o n I n c . Inputting Text 58 T9 T ext Input Y ou c an use T9 T ext In put wh en ente ring t exts such as text m essag es. Th e T9 T ext Input me thod uses a built- in dictionary t o re cognize the mo st commonly us ed word for ever y sequen ce of k ey presses. T his way , you press each key on l[...]

  • Page 64

    N o t f o r c o m me r c i a l u s e – E r i c s s o n I n c . Inputting Text 59 If the word sh own is no t the one yo u want: • pres s 0 repeatedly to view alternative words (candidates). A ccept a wor d and add a space by pres sing 1 . If you do not find the wo rd you want by pressing 0 : • Select Edit W o rd , YES . • Delete the en tire [...]

  • Page 65

    N o t f o r c o m me r c i a l u s e – E r i c s s o n I n c . Inputting Text 60 • Input Method A list o f input me thods is s hown. If you want to chang e the in put method for th e text you are writing, scroll to an inpu t method and press YES . •H e l p T urning Off th e T9 T ext Inpu t If yo u wish, you can turn o ff the T9 T ext Input. T[...]

  • Page 66

    N o t f o r c o m me r c i a l u s e – E r i c s s o n I n c . Using the Calendar 61 Using the Calendar Y ou c an use th e calen dar to keep tr ack of imp ort ant meetin gs that you need to a ttend, phone c alls tha t you need to mak e or tasks that you need to do. Note ! For calendar s ynchronization software, vis it http://m obilein terne t.eri[...]

  • Page 67

    N o t f o r c o m me r c i a l u s e – E r i c s s o n I n c . Using the Calendar 62 • Recurr ent App.- Sele ct if the appointme nt is recurrent. • Class - Select if y ou wi sh to set th e appo intm ent a s public or pri vate. Adding Ne w T as ks 1 Scroll to Extras , Select , Calendar , Select , Add Ta s k , Select . 2 Choose a ta s k and pr [...]

  • Page 68

    N o t f o r c o m me r c i a l u s e – E r i c s s o n I n c . Using the Calendar 63 Edit ing Y ou may wish to edit an appo int ment or a task, f o r exampl e, by chang ing the d ate or loc ation. Editing or Deleting Appointments 1 In the calendar , scroll to the day of the appointment you want t o edit and pr ess Select . N ote! Y ou can quick l[...]

  • Page 69

    N o t f o r c o m me r c i a l u s e – E r i c s s o n I n c . Using the Calendar 64 Synchr onizing Y our Phone and PC T o enhance us e of your Ca lendar fe atures, you m ay want to purcha se XTNDConnect PC or do wnload a fre e abbreviat ed version of XTNDC onnect PC (do e s not includ e emai l capab iliti es). XTN DCo nnect PC is a software appl[...]

  • Page 70

    N o t f o r c o m me r c i a l u s e – E r i c s s o n I n c . Troubleshooting 65 T roubleshooting My p ho n e does not tur n On. Recharge or r eplace the battery . My p ho n e does not ring when a call i s rec ei ve d. Check for Rin ger Off () or Silent Mode () icons on the st andby scre en. My si g n a l strength varies. This is a common oc cur[...]

  • Page 71

    N o t f o r c o m me r c i a l u s e – E r i c s s o n I n c . Troubleshooting 66 Er ror Me ssag e s Accessibility and Inte rnet T echnical Assi stance • North Americ a - 1-800 E RICSS ON (1-800-3 74-277 6) • Latin Ame rica - +1-30 5-755- 6789 • Other co untries - +1 -919-4 72-790 8 Accessi ble Solutions/Sp ecial Needs For information on A [...]

  • Page 72

    N o t f o r c o m me r c i a l u s e – E r i c s s o n I n c . Troubleshooting 67 Mobile Inte rnet Visi t the Eric sson Mo bile I nternet at: http://m obileint ernet. ericsson. com for onli ne access to synch roni zatio n sof tware, c ustom er se rv ices, u ser’ s guides, and other useful informatio n. Ditto Nicole_NoBr.b ook Page 67 Tuesday, A[...]

  • Page 73

    N o t f o r c o m me r c i a l u s e – E r i c s s o n I n c . Limited Warra nty 68 Limited W ar ranty Thank you for purchasing this Ericsson Product. T o get maximum us e of your new Product, we recommend that you follow a few simp le steps: • Read the Guid elines for Safe and Effic ient Use. • Read all the terms and conditions o f your Eric[...]

  • Page 74

    N o t f o r c o m me r c i a l u s e – E r i c s s o n I n c . Limited Warranty 69 specify ing th e dat e of purc hase a nd seria l num ber , i s pre sented wit h the P roduct to be re paired or re placed. Eric sson reserves th e right to refu se warranty ser vice if this info rmation has been remo ved or changed after the original purchase of th[...]

  • Page 75

    N o t f o r c o m me r c i a l u s e – E r i c s s o n I n c . Limited Warra nty 70 FITNESS FOR A P A R TICULAR PURPOSE, ARE LIMITED TO THE DURA TION OF THIS LIMI TED W ARRA NTY . IN N O EVEN T SHALL ERICSSON BE LI ABLE FOR INCIDENT AL OR CONS EQUEN TIAL DAMAG ES OF ANY NA TURE WHAT SOEVER , INCLUDING BUT NO T LIMIT ED T O LOST PRO FITS OR COMMER[...]

  • Page 76

    N o t f o r c o m me r c i a l u s e – E r i c s s o n I n c . Index 71 Index A Accessibility 66 Accessing M enus 21 Alarm Clock 37 Analog Ind icator 12 Appointments 61 Assistance 66 Auto Area Code 32 Keyloc k 35 Prefix 32 B Battery Attaching 16 Disposa l 8 First-time Use 17 Information 7 C Calenda r Adding Appointments 61 Adding Ta sks 62 Editin[...]

  • Page 77

    N o t f o r c o m me r c i a l u s e – E r i c s s o n I n c . Index 72 D Date 38 Digital Indicator 12 E Earpiece Volume 20 Error 66 Error Message 66 Low Battery 66 No Memory 66 Extras Men u 37 H Hearin g Aids 5 I Icons 12 Call List 26 Sta ndb y Scr een 12 Internet 33 , 66 , 67 K Keys 13 , 14 M Magic Word 54 Maki ng Calling Card C alls 23 Calls 1[...]

  • Page 78

    N o t f o r c o m me r c i a l u s e – E r i c s s o n I n c . Index 73 Missed C alls 26 Mobile Intern et 67 Muting M icrophone 20 My S hortcuts Menu 39 O Ongoi ng Call Me nu 28 Optio ns Key 13 P Pacemakers 4 Pause Diali ng 40 Phone View s 11 Phoneb ook Adding Conta cts 40 Calling Contacts 41 Editing 42 Menu 21 Using 40 Problem Low Bat tery Power[...]

  • Page 79

    N o t f o r c o m me r c i a l u s e – E r i c s s o n I n c . Index 74 SMS Editing Me ssages 46 Message T ypes 46 Receivin g 49 Reply Reque sted 46 Send ing 46 Templates 48 Sof tkeys 13 Sort Order 41 Special N eeds 66 Speed D ialing 42 Stop Character 41 Diali ng 40 Super Spee d Dia ling 42 Synchron izing Calendar 64 Phonebook 43 T Tasks 62 Techn[...]

  • Page 80

    N o t f o r c o m me r c i a l u s e – E r i c s s o n I n c . Ditto Nicole_NoBr.b ook Page 76 Tuesday, August 28, 2001 11:39 AM[...]

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    N o t f o r c o m me r c i a l u s e – E r i c s s o n I n c . Ditto Nicole_NoBr.b ook Page 77 Tuesday, August 28, 2001 11:39 AM[...]

  • Page 82

    N o t f o r c o m m e r c i a l u s e – Er i c s s o n I n c . ERIC SSO N Z T60LX Quick Card No s er vice is available. Y our phone is in Analog mode. Y our phone is in Digital mode. Mag ic Word is a cti ve . Meeting pr ofil e is active. Car kit profile is a ctive. Home profile is active. W ork profile is active. Outdoors p rofile is a ctive. Han[...]

  • Page 83

    N o t f o r c o m m e r c i a l u s e – Er i c s s o n I n c . AE/LZT 123 6 622 R2 Emergen cy Calls Enter your local emergency nu mber and press the lef t softkey . Scro ll Throug h Menus T il t the joy stick to the right. Select a Menu or Save a Setti ng Pr ess l eft softkey . Canc el Actio n or M ove Back in M enus Pr ess r ight softkey . Speed[...]

  • Page 84

    N o t f o r c o m me r c i a l u s e – E r i c s s o n I n c . Y ou can quickly access sever al commonly used menus b y tiltin g the joyst ick left or rig ht. The m enus are organized in a circle. Quickly access menus and s ettings using the numbers that appear next to each menu and setting. F or example, access your Calendar by pressin g left o [...]

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