Sony Ericsson T68i manuel d'utilisation

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    Contents Getting started 3 Make and receive th e first cal l. Gett ing to know your phone 6 Key functions , quic k ke ys, e ntering l etters. Per sonal izing your p hone 1 5 Choo se ring signal, the me and other se ttings. Call ing 24 Use the phone book, vo ice control , call optio ns. Sett ing up mobi le Inte rnet 43 Set up W AP and e-m ai l. Mess[...]

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    Sony E ricsson First ed ition (N ovember 2001) This m anual is publi shed by Sony Eric sson Mobile Comm unicati ons AB, without an y warranty . Improvem ents and chang es to this manua l necessi tated by typographic al errors, inaccur acies of current i nformati on, or i mprovem ents t o programs and/or equi pment, may be made by Sony Ericsson Mobi[...]

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    Getti ng star ted 3 Getting st arted A bout th is user ’s guide For ease of reference, the “Getting to know your phone” chapter gives a qu ick overview o f the main functions of the phone, s hortcuts and general information. Avai lable serv ices Some se rvice s and f unctio ns de scribed in thi s user ’ s guide a re networ k- or subs cript [...]

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    4 Getti ng star ted SIM card and b attery in formatio n It may take up to 30 minutes before an icon appears in t he display when char ging. 1. Insert th e SIM card. Make sur e the SIM card is placed under t he sil very h ol ders. 2. Plac e the batt ery on the ba ck of the pho ne and pu sh until you he ar a c lick. 3. Conne ct the ch arger to the ph[...]

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    Getti ng star ted 5 Making an d receivi ng calls T o turn on the phone • Press and ho ld NO unti l y ou hea r a tone . • Enter y ou r PIN (Per sonal Ide ntity Numbe r), if you have one for your SIM card. Y our PIN is p rovide d by your networ k operator . If y o u make a mist ake w hil e ente ring y ou r PIN, del ete the w rong number by pre ss[...]

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    6 Gett ing to know y our pho ne Getting to know you r phone Key functio ns Vo l u m e key Increase o r decrease the volum e of th e ear piec e du rin g a call. Scr oll thr ough m enu s, lists and text. Enter the S tatus menu in standby. Slide up o r down twice to reject an incoming ca ll. Sl ide up or down o nce to turn o ff the ring si gnal wh en [...]

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    Getti ng to kn ow your phon e 7 Quick ke y s The tabl e desc ribes some o f the mo st useful k ey combin atio ns. T o ... When in standby : make an em ergen cy call enter th e inter national em er genc y num be r an d press YES enter and m ove throu gh the main men us press or enter Call c ontact press or enter th e Call lis t press YES vo ice dial[...]

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    8 Gett ing to know y our pho ne rej ect a ca ll quickly slide t he volume key up or down twice when rece iving a call or pres s NO T o ... D uring a ca ll: put a call on hold pres s YES retri eve a call press YES ag ain turn o ff the mi croph one press a nd ho ld T o ... When in the menu s: mov e throu gh menu s or lists slid e (and ho ld) the vo l[...]

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    Getti ng to kn ow your phon e 9 Using sho rtcuts A quicker way to move th rough th e men us i s to us e shortc uts. Enter t he menus by pressing or and then simpl y enter the number of t he menu to whic h yo u want to go . T o ge t back to standb y , press and ho ld NO . Y o u can qu ickly and easily reach the s ettings you use most by pl acing the[...]

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    10 Gettin g to know y our phone Delete, edit an d rename If yo u add it ems, for exam ple, a cont act, a note , an appoi ntment o r a W AP boo kmark , it ca n be del eted, edited or renamed. There ar e two way s to dele te items: • Select an item and pres s . • Select an item , press , select Delete or Dele te all . There ar e two way s to edit[...]

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    Getti ng to kn ow your phon e 11 Menu ov erview Phone book Call contact Find an d send* Add con tact Mana ge contact Picture s Persona l ring s V oiceComm ands Specia l n umbers Advance d Option s Messages SMS MMS Call voice ma il E-mail Chat Area i nfo Optio ns Calls Missed c all s Calling local Call list Manage ca lls Time & co st Next cal l [...]

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    12 Gettin g to know y our phone Entering letters Y ou can en ter le tters, for e xample , when yo u add names to the phon e boo k, w rite text messages o r enter W AP addr esses. Apart fro m the way yo u norma ll y e nter le tters in yo ur pho ne, using mul tita p text inpu t, yo u can use T9™ T ex t Input for enter ing text me ssages and e-mai l[...]

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    Getti ng to kn ow your phon e 13 Example: • T o enter an ‘ A ’ , press once. • T o enter a ‘ B ’ , quickly pres s twic e. • T o shift betw een capita l and l ow er-case l etter s, pres s , then enter th e letter . Tip : Y ou can als o use the vo lume key as a s hortcut to certain letters: To e n t e r a ‘ B ’ , slide th e volume k[...]

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    14 Gettin g to know y our phone • Selec t Edit wor d , YE S . • Dele te the entir e wo rd b y pressing , o r del ete one letter at a time by press ing and holdi ng the joy stick to th e right , and the n repeat edly. • Write the new word usi ng mul titap te xt input an d press YES . The wo rd is added to th e dictio nary. The next ti me yo u [...]

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    Personalizin g yo ur phone 15 Personalizi ng y our phone Y ou can ad just the phon e setting s to suit y our o wn requireme nts. Note: If y ou change a se tting whi ch is inclu ded in a profile, the acti ve profile is also cha nged. See “ Profiles ” on page 23. Master reset Y ou can reset all the set tings in th e phone to the way they were whe[...]

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    16 Personali zing y our ph one T o receive and save a theme 1. From sta ndby, press and scro ll to Rece ive ite m , YES . Both t he infrare d port an d the Bl uetoot h fun ction are activat ed for thr ee minu tes. 2. When you receive th e theme , pres s YES to save it in Themes . Pictures Y our pho ne come s with a number of pi ctures. Y ou c an ?[...]

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    Personalizin g yo ur phone 17 T o edit and save a picture 1. Scrol l to Fun & Games , YES , My pict ur es , YES . 2. Select a pi cture, YES . 3. Press , sele ct Edit . Y ou can now start to edi t the picture . Y ou can on ly edit W BMP picture s. See the tabl e belo w . 4. Press , sele ct Save , YES . The pictur e is saved in My pict ures . T o[...]

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    18 Personali zing y our ph one For more i nformat ion o n se nding pictur es in messa ges, see “ Messag in g ” o n p ag e 4 9. Tip : Save a web album ’ s e-mai l address in your phone book an d you can save pictu r es in that a lbum if you send the pi ctures as attachment s. T o send a picture 1. Scrol l to Fun & Games , YES , My pictures[...]

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    Personalizin g yo ur phone 19 Ring s ignals and mel odie s Y our pho ne comes w ith a number of ri ng sig nals an d melo dies. Y ou can ed it y our rin g sign als and mel odi es, and s end them to a fr iend, in a text m ess age. It is also poss ible to ex change m el odies via W AP , Bluetooth wirel ess tech nol og y , IR or cable. Please note th a[...]

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    20 Personali zing y our ph one T o use the piano 1. In t he Composer , slide th e volume key up to activate the pian o. 2. Use the j oystick to m ove between the keys. 3. Press YES to sele ct a no te. T o send a melody 1. Scrol l to Fun & Games , YES , My sounds , YES . 2. Sele ct a mel ody and press . 3. Sele ct Send , YES . 4. Sele ct a trans[...]

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    Personalizin g yo ur phone 21 Sounds & alerts Y ou can choose to be notifie d of an incomi ng call by the b uzzing of the vib ratin g alert. Y ou c an se t the phone ’ s vibratin g alert to on e of th e following: • On – all the tim e. • On if silent – on w hen th e ring v ol ume is turne d off or when you have se t the p hone to s il[...]

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    22 Personali zing y our ph one Date When the phone is in standby mo de, yo u can sl ide the vo lume key up or do w n to see to day ’ s date in t he Status menu.Y ou ca n set the dat e and dat e forma t in the Sett ings / Time & date menu . Advanced time settings Under A dvanc ed in th e Se ttings / T ime & date menu, y ou can set time zo [...]

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    Personalizin g yo ur phone 23 Automatic key lock Automa tic keylock means the keypad is locked 25 secon ds after y ou l ast press a k ey. • T o turn aut omatic keylock On or Off , scrol l to Se ttings / Locks / Auto keyloc k . • T o lo ck the key pad manual ly, press an d hol d in standby, and sele ct Tu rn on keyloc k . The keypad rema ins loc[...]

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    24 Calling Calling Before you can m ake or re ceive any calls, y ou mus t turn on t he phone and be within ra nge o f a netw ork . See “ Mak ing and recei ving call s ” on page 5. Making cal ls 1. Enter th e area co de a nd the pho ne number . 2. Press YES to make the call. 3. Press NO to end the call. Tip : Y ou can call nu mber s fr om the ca[...]

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    Calling 25 Making emerg ency calls • Enter 112 (the inte rnatio nal emergency number), YES . Y our pho ne suppor ts the in ternati onal emergenc y numbers, 112, 911 and 08. T his me ans tha t these numbers can no rmal ly be used to mak e an emerge ncy call in any co untry, with o r witho ut a SI M card inserted , if a GSM netw o rk is wit hin ran[...]

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    26 Calling Call list The n umbe rs of the last calls th at you have m ade ar e saved in the cal l l ist. I f yo ur subscript ion in cl udes the Call ing Li ne I dentifi catio n serv ice and the cal ler ’ s number is ide ntified , yo u wil l al so find th e numbers of answer ed and miss ed calls in the ca ll l ist. T o call a num ber from t he cal[...]

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    Calling 27 Tip : T o enter an unsav ed numbe r , pr ess when you are in a number field , and select a nu mber in the unsaved numb ers list. Pictures, p ersonal rings and voic e commands Y ou can add a pictur e, per sonal ring s ignal and voice comm and to a contact . T o add a picture to a phone book contact 1. Scrol l to Phon e book , YES , P ictu[...]

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    28 Calling • T o dele te a co ntact, scro l l to Phon e book / Manag e contact / Delet e contac t . Th en sele ct the co ntac t and press YES t wice. • T o delete all conta cts, scr oll to Phone book / Advanc ed / Delete all? . Note: Con tacts that ar e s aved on th e SIM car d a r e not delete d. Default (standard) number Each c ontact h as a [...]

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    Calling 29 T o send your business card 1. Scrol l to Phon e book , YES , M anage cont act , YES , My card , YES , Send , YES . 2. Select a tr ansf er meth od, YES . If you use i nfrar ed m ake sur e tha t the i nfrar ed por ts are f acing ea ch othe r . When y ou re ceiv e a busin ess card v ia a text me ss age, you accept the ca rd by press ing YE[...]

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    30 Calling Tip : When you have s elec ted a contac t on t he SIM card in the Call f r om S IM menu , you c an cop y it to the ph one by pressing a nd then sele cting Copy t o phone . Speed d ialing Y ou can sav e the ph one numbers that y o u want to reach easil y in p ositi ons 1- 9 o n y our SI M c ard. T o call any of these phone numbers from st[...]

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    Calling 31 T o turn voice dialing on and record number types 1. Scrol l to Set tings , YES , V oice control , YES , Vo i c e dialing , YES . 2. Select On , YES . Now yo u are going to record a voice comm and for each numbe r ty pe yo u use wi th y ou r phone book contacts, for exam ple, “ ho me ” or “ mo bil e ” . 3. Inst ructio ns appear. [...]

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    32 Calling Redialing Y o u can us e your voice to redial the last di aled numb er , if y ou reco rd a vo ice co mmand for redia ling . T o turn on and record a redial command 1. Scrol l to Setting s , YE S , V oi ce cont r ol , YES , V oice redial , YES . 2. Sele ct On . 3. Inst ructio ns appea r . Press YES . 4. L ift the pho ne to yo ur ear, wait[...]

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    Calling 33 T o turn on and record profile commands 1. Scrol l to Set tings , YES , V oice control , YES , Vo i c e profiles , YES . 2. Selec t On , YES . 3. Inst ructio ns appear. Press YES . 4. Select a pr ofile, YES . 5. Li ft the phon e to y our ear, wait for t he to ne and say the pro fil e name. Repeat steps 4 and 5 to reco rd v oice comm ands[...]

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    34 Calling Tip : Cho ose a long, unusual wor d whic h can easily be distin guished from or dinary ba ckground speech . T o turn on and record the magic word 1. Scrol l to Setting s , YE S , V oice cont r ol , YES , Magic wo r d , YES . 2. Sele ct On , YES . 3. Sele ct the ac cessori es yo u w ant to be able to use wi th the mag ic wo rd by pressing[...]

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    Calling 35 • Y ou did no t reco rd the v oic e command when the handsfree was attach ed – fo r voi ce co ntrol with a handsfree kit, reco rd whe n the ha ndsfree is at tached . • Y ou used ano ther inton atio n – use the same inton atio n as you did when r ecordin g the voice comman d. Vo i c e m a i l If y ou r subscripti on incl ud es an [...]

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    36 Calling T o enter t he price per c all unit 1. Scrol l to Calls , YES , Ti m e & c o s t , YES , Call costs , YES , Set tarif f , YES . 2. Enter y ou r PIN2, YES . 3. Sele ct Chan ge , YES . 4. Enter t he co de fo r the curre ncy yo u wa nt, (for ex ample USD for US do ll ars), YES . 5. Enter th e price pe r call unit, YES . T o enter a de c[...]

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    Calling 37 T o check status • Scroll to Calls , YES , Manage calls , YES , Forwa r d calls , YES . Sele ct a cal l ty pe, YES . Scro ll to the f orwa rd y ou want t o check, YES . Sel ect Ge t status , YES . • T o check the sta tus of al l ca ll forwa rds, selec t Check all in the Forward calls men u . More than on e call Y ou can ha ndle mo re[...]

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    38 Calling • Press , the n sel ect T ra nsfer call , to connect the two calls. Y o u ar e dis connecte d from both c alls. • Press NO to end the ongoing call, the n pres s YES to retriev e the he ld ca ll . • Press NO twice to end both calls. Note: Y ou cann ot answer a thi r d call witho ut ending one of th e firs t two call s. Conference ca[...]

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    Calling 39 T wo v oice lines Y our pho ne may hav e two voi ce li nes with different pho ne number s. This may be useful if, for exa mple, y ou w ant t o kee p business call s and priv ate c all s on sepa rate l ines. • T o selec t a lin e, scrol l to Ca lls / Next ca ll . All outgoing calls ar e ma de on th is line unti l you change it. Incoming[...]

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    40 Calling T o select a card 1. Scrol l to Calls , YES , Ti m e & c o s t , YES , Calling ca r ds , YES , My car ds , YES . 2. Enter your phone lock code, YES . 3. Sele ct a card, YES . 4. Sele ct Ac tiva te card , YES . T o make a calling card call 1. Enter th e phone number o f the perso n y ou wan t to cal l, or ret rieve the number fro m th[...]

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    Calling 41 Note: Ca lls to the in ternatio nal eme r gency number 1 12 can s till be ma de, ev en when th e fixed di aling functi on is on. • Part ial numb ers can be saved. For examp le, savin g 0123456 al lo ws cal ls t o be made t o al l nu mbers starting wi th 0123 456. • Num bers with q uest ion mar ks can be s aved. For exampl e, saving 0[...]

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    42 Calling T o add numbers to the accepted callers list 1. Scrol l to Calls , YES , Manage cal ls , YES , Acce pt cal ls , YES , Accep ted li st , YES . 2. Scrol l to Add new? , YES . This tak es y ou to the pho ne bo ok . 3. Select an entry , YES . • T o selec t an acc ept opt ion , scrol l to Call s / Manage calls / A cce pt cal ls / Accept opt[...]

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    Setting up mobil e Internet 43 T o show or hide your phone number 1. Enter th e phone number y ou w ant to cal l. 2. Scrol l to Calls , YES , Ne xt call , YES . 3. Selec t Hide my num ber or Show my numb. and press YES to make the call. Setting up mobile Inte rnet In order to use the I ntern et, brow se via WAP service s or sen d and rece ive e-mai[...]

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    44 Setting up mobil e Internet 2. When t he me ssage arrives , Ne w setting s r eceive d . Install? appear s. • Press YES to install the new s ettings Note: If settin gs alr eady exist in yo ur phone you ca n eithe r keep or r eplac e them . Se e “ Adva nced sett ing informati on ” on pag e 44 for mor e informa tion. • Press NO to cance l i[...]

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    Setting up mobil e Internet 45 GPRS setti ngs th at are available: • APN ( A ccess point name a ddress) – the addre ss of the exte rnal da ta netw or k y ou wa nt to c onnec t to, either a n IP add ress or a tex t string . • User id – your us er id to log on to the extern al data network. • Password – yo ur passwo rd to log on to the e [...]

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    46 Setting up mobil e Internet T o edit a data account 1. Scrol l to Conn ect , YES , Data comm. , YES , Data acco unts , YES . 2. Select a dat a account , YES . 3. Sele ct Edit . 4. Sele ct the setti ng y ou w ant to edi t, YES . Ed it the setting , YES . 5. Repeat step 4 for o ther sett ings y ou want to edit . Preferred service Y ou can set GPRS[...]

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    Setting up mobil e Internet 47 • IP address – W AP gat eway server addr ess. • User id – Ente r your us er id for th e W AP gateway . • Password – Enter y ou r passwo rd for the W AP gateway . • Data mode – Select a data connect ion mod e. • Security – See W A P securi ty setting s. • Show pict ur es – Vi ew pict ures while [...]

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    48 Setting up mobil e Internet E-mail account settings An e-ma il account spec ifies , f or exam ple, t he se rver that is used for y our e- mail messages. T o create an e-mail account 1. Scrol l to Messag es , YES , E-mail , YES , Options , YES . 2. Sele ct Edi t accoun t , YES . 3. Sele ct Add new? , YES . 4. Enter a na me for the acco unt, for e[...]

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    Messaging 49 If you have both an offic e and a home e-m ail account , you can set one of them as def ault: • Selec t Set accou nt from the Messages / E-ma il / Option s men u and select the accoun t. See “ E- mail ” on pa ge 55 fo r info rmatio n about how to use e- mail . Messaging Y our pho ne suppo rts va rious messa ging servic es - text [...]

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    50 Messagin g 2. If th ere is no nu mber in the l ist, sel ect Add new? , YES . 3. Enter th e number, includin g the int erna tiona l “ + ” si gn and co untry code , YES . Sendin g text me ssages For i nformat ion about e ntering let ters, see “ Ente ring letters ” on page 1 2. T o write and send a text message 1. Scrol l to Messag es , YES[...]

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    Messaging 51 T o read the text message Press YES to read the te xt me ssage, or NO i f y o u w a nt t o read the m ess age later . The m es sage is s aved in Inbox in the SMS menu. Y o u may no t rec eive al l pa rts of a long mes sage at the same time . Whil e rea ding the text me ssage yo u ca n, for exampl e, star t a chat ses sion with the sen [...]

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    52 Messagin g Message opti ons Y o u can set a defa ult value for the m ess age options be low , or you can t urn on t he Set on send o ptio n w hich means tha t y ou cho ose the se tting s each t ime y ou se nd a mes sage. • SMS type – Th e phone supp orts d if feren t types of mes sages. Y our se rvice p rovider m ay off er the facilit y of c[...]

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    Messaging 53 • T o read th e chat mes sage, pres s YES . • W rite your chat mess age reply and pres s YES . • T o susp end a chat s ess ion, p ress NO . • T o resume a cha t session, scro l l to Messages / Chat / Resume. • T o end a chat session, p ress and hol d NO . • T o reject a ch at messag e, p ress NO . Th e rejec ted chat mes sa[...]

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    54 Messagin g T o compose and send a multimedia message 1. Scrol l to Messag es YES , MMS , YES , Wri t e n e w , YES . 2. Sele ct Bl ank, YES . 3. An ico n appea rs, press YES to co ntinu e. 4. Select from t he su bmen us, pres s YES . 5. Enter th e informa tion y ou wa nt to send , press YES . Press YES ag ain to con tinue. 6. Sele ct Send me ssa[...]

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    Messaging 55 Automatic dow nload options From th e Me ssages / MMS / Options / Auto downlo ad men u select one of t he following: • On – Y our p hone au tomati cally downloads me ssages to your phon e as s oon as they come t o your operator ’ s ser ver . This is de fault. • Confirm – Press YES to dow nlo ad o r NO to keep it on the serv e[...]

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    56 Messagin g T o write and send an e-mail message 1. Scrol l to Messag es , YES , E-mail , YES , Write new , YES . 2. Sele ct: • To : – th en add name, en ter an e- mail a ddress, or retriev e an e- mail address fro m the phone boo k. Y ou can also retrie ve a saved ad dres s fr om recei ved messages i n yo ur inbo x. • Cc: – I f y ou wa n[...]

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    Using mo bile Inte rnet 57 T o save an e-mail address or a phone number 1. When the e-mail address o r pho ne number is highl ig hted, press YE S . 2. Selec t Save , YES . Archiving Y ou can arch ive an e-m ail me ssage in orde r to re ad it later , or if you wan t to save i mport ant in forma tion. Y ou can arch ive o nly as much text as the displ[...]

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    58 Using mo bile Inte rnet Usin g the W A P brow ser T o start browsing 1. First sel ect t he W AP prof ile y o u want to use. Scro ll to W AP S ervices , YE S , Se lect profile , YES . 2. Then select on e of the following: • Open y our ho mepag e (So ny E ricsson Mo bil e In ternet is defaul t). • Go to one of y our bookmar ks. Se lect Bookmar[...]

  • Page 59

    Using mo bile Inte rnet 59 Using bookmarks Y ou use boo kma rks in y our mo bil e pho ne just a s y ou do wi th a PC I nternet brow ser . Y ou can hav e up to a max imum of 25 bookmarks . T o work with bookmarks 1. Scrol l to WAP Services , YES . 2. Selec t the boo kmark y o u wan t to wo rk w ith, an d press . 3. Select one of th e following optio[...]

  • Page 60

    60 Using mo bile Inte rnet T o respond to a push message • Scrol l to WAP Services , YES , Push inbox , YES an d select one of the following: • Postpone – Saves the me ssage for l oadi ng la ter. • Load – The b rowser star ts an d loads the W AP site so that yo u can see th e push con tent. • Delete – Deletes th e push messag e. Store[...]

  • Page 61

    Transferring and exc hangin g informati on 61 T ransferring and ex changing information Bluetoo th™ wireless techno logy Y our pho ne has bu il t-in Blue tooth wire less t echno lo gy which makes it po ssible fo r yo u to co nnect y o ur pho ne wirel essl y to othe r Blue tooth dev ices suc h as a headse t, PC or ot her pho nes. Y ou can , for ex[...]

  • Page 62

    62 Transfe rring and e xchang ing info rmation 2. The pho ne search es for Bluet ooth dev ices. A l ist of avai labl e de vice s of t he ty pe y ou se lect ed the n appea rs in the di splay . Select a device, YES . 3. Enter a pa sskey (up to 16 dig its) for the dev ice, bot h in the pho ne and, for ex ample , in the PC. (If a passk ey does not com [...]

  • Page 63

    Transferring and exc hangin g informati on 63 Note: In cou ntries where the use of Bl uetooth wi r eless technol ogy is not al lowed, you must ensure that the Blueto oth funct ion is set to Off. The Re ceive and On modes reduce t he stand by time and ta lk time. • T o chang e the o perat ion mo de, scrol l to Conn ect / Blueto oth / O ptions/Ope [...]

  • Page 64

    64 Transfe rring and e xchang ing info rmation T ransf erring the sound when using a headset When you ha ve pair ed a Bluet ooth head set wit h yo ur phone , yo u can cho ose where th e sound sho uld be transferr ed when ma king a cal l. • Scrol l to Conn ect / Blue tooth / Option s/Headset sou nd . Then se lec t an o pt ion. Light signals • St[...]

  • Page 65

    Transferring and exc hangin g informati on 65 Syn chronization w ith nearby devices After i nstall ing the sy nchro niza tion pr ogra m from the Sony Ericsso n W e b site, www.sonyericsson.com , y ou can sy nchro nize y our phon e with y o ur PC. A status bar shows the pro gress of the sy nchroniza tion. If y ou use a cable, the sy nchronizat ion s[...]

  • Page 66

    66 Transfe rring and e xchang ing info rmation Fax and data calls Send fax and data calls T o send fax messages and make data call s yo u ne ed t o co nn ect your phone to a comput er , and then start the appro priat e softw are pro gra m. Receive fax a nd data calls The procedure of re ceiving fax messages and data calls depends on your network a [...]

  • Page 67

    More features 67 More features A larm clock The al arm can be set to ring at a spec ific time withi n 24 hours, or re currentl y at a specifi c time on sev er al day s. Y ou can ha ve bo th the se alar ms set at the same time. Even if y ou hav e set y our p hone to si lent , the a larm and time r signa ls ring . The a larm c lo ck also ring s if th[...]

  • Page 68

    68 More featu res Code memo Instead of having to r emem ber all the dif feren t secu rit y codes f or cred it card s, f or exam ple, you can s ave them in th e code m emo in your phone . The n all you need t o remember is th e passwo rd to o pen t he code memo. Y ou can sav e a maximum o f 10 codes i n the co de memo . Checkword and securit y T o c[...]

  • Page 69

    More features 69 T o change the password 1. Open co de memo as desc ribed abo ve . 2. Scrol l to Opti ons , YES , C hg pas swor d , YES . 3. Enter y ou r new passw or d, YES . 4. Re-e nter the ne w passw ord, YES . 5. Enter a che ckword, YE S . Forgot y our password? If y o u forge t y our p asswo rd, just ent er any passw ord t o access the Code m[...]

  • Page 70

    70 More featu res • If th e categ o ry is a phone ca ll , enter the phone number, YES . 3. Enter a sub ject, YES . 4. If y o u wan t to set a re minder fo r yo ur appo intment , selec t a r eminder, YES . Viewing y our calendar T o view yo ur ca lend ar cont ent, scro ll to Organizer , YES , Calend ar , YES and then se lect one o f the fol lo win[...]

  • Page 71

    More features 71 Exchanging c alendar entries Y ou can send and receiv e appoint ments and tasks using Blueto oth w ir el ess tec h nol o g y , t he i nfr are d p or t o r MM S. T o send an appointment or a task 1. In th e list o f appo intments a nd task s for a ce rtain day, scrol l to the ite m yo u wan t to send and press . 2. Scrol l to Send ,[...]

  • Page 72

    72 More featu res T o start a sound recording • Scrol l to Fun & Games , YES , Sound recor der , YES , Recor d , YES . W a it unti l y o u hear a to ne. W hen t he reco rding sta rts, the displ ay show s Re cor ding together with t he time o f the cur rent reco rding (increa sing). T o end the recording • Press NO . Tip : Y ou can star t re[...]

  • Page 73

    More features 73 Settings Y ou can choose to show th e date /time or length of the recor ding, o r bo th. T o set t he view of y our recordings 1. Scrol l to Fun & Games , YES , Sound recorder , YES . 2. Scroll to a record ing. P ress . 3. Selec t Set view , YES . 4. Selec t Date and t ime or Length , o r bo th , YES . Game s Y our phone h as s[...]

  • Page 74

    74 More featu res Note: A note wi th an icon is a po sted note, see “ Post note ” on pag e 74. Post note Y ou can di splay a no te in sta ndby mode. T o display a note in standby 1. Press and scrol l to Post note , YES . 2. Sele ct the n ote y o u wa nt to d ispla y in standby or selec t Add note ? to w rite a ne w no te, YES . • If th e note[...]

  • Page 75

    Security 75 Security SIM card lock The SIM car d lock protects your sub scri ption, but not yo ur pho ne it self, f rom una utho rized use. I f y ou change SIM card s, the ph one st ill works with the n ew SIM ca rd. Most SIM card s ar e locked at t he tim e of p urcha se. If the S IM card lock is on, you have to en ter a “ PIN ” (Per sonal Ide[...]

  • Page 76

    76 Tro ubles hootin g Auto mati c If the ph one lock is se t to autom atic, yo u d o not need t o enter y ou r phone l o ck co de unti l a differen t SIM c ard is inserte d in the pho ne. • T o edit y our p hon e lo ck code , scrol l to Se ttings / Locks / Phone lo ck / C hange c ode . Note: It is impo rtant that y ou remember you r new code. If [...]

  • Page 77

    Trouble shooti ng 77 Grey menu options Grey text indicat es a functio n that is temp orarily unava ilable, f or exam ple due to yo ur subscrip tion o r due t o a cert ain setti ng which has n ot been turn ed on. Since y ou c annot send themes, pic tures and sounds tha t are co py right -pro tect ed, the Se nd menu is s ometim es unavailable. Error [...]

  • Page 78

    78 Add itional i nformation Phone locked The p hone is locked. T o un lock the ph one, s ee “ Phon e lock ” on page 75 . Phone lock code: Y o ur ph one comes wit h the phone lock code, 0000. Y ou can ch ange i t to any four- to eight- dig it cod e. See “ Phone lock ” on page 75 . Number not p ermitted The Fixed dialing fun ction is on an d [...]

  • Page 79

    Additi onal in form atio n 79 Guid elines for Safe and Efficient Use Please r ead this inf ormation befo re using y our mobile phone. PRODUCT CARE AND MAINTENA NCE • Do not e xpose y our product to liquid or moistu re or to humidity. • Do not e xpose y our product to extreme h igh or low temperature s. • Do not e xpose y our product to lit ca[...]

  • Page 80

    80 Add itional i nformation RADIO F REQUENCY (R F) EX POSURE AND SAR Y our mobile phone is a low-po wer ra dio transmitter and receiver. W he n it is turned on, it emits low le vels of radio frequency en ergy (also known as radio w aves or r adio frequency field s). Governm ents a round the worl d have adop ted compreh ensive i nternatio nal safet [...]

  • Page 81

    Additi onal in form atio n 81 fields (up to 300 GHz ) ” , Health Phy sics, vol. 7 4, pp 494-5 22, April 199 8. • 99/519/EC, “ Cou ncil Recommendation of 12 July 1999 on the limitation of exposur e of the g eneral pu blic to electromagne tic fields (0 Hz to 300 GHz) ” , Official Journal of the Europe an Communities, 1999. • IEEE C95.1-199 [...]

  • Page 82

    82 Add itional i nformation Mobile phones may affect the operation of some implanted card iac pacemakers and o ther medically implanted equ ipment. Pacemaker patients sh ould be aware that the us e of a mobile p hone very close to a pacemaker might cause the device to malfunction . Avoid placing the mobile phone o ver the pace maker , e.g., in you [...]

  • Page 83

    Additi onal in form atio n 83 • Make sure the cord is positioned so that it w ill not be stepped o n, tripped over or ot herwise su bjected to damage or st ress. • T o reduce risk of e lectric shock, unplu g the unit from any power source bef ore attempting to clean it. • The AC powe r adapter must not be u sed outdoors or in damp areas. • [...]

  • Page 84

    84 Add itional i nformation • The talk and standby times dep end on the actual transmission con ditions wh en using th e mobile phone . If the mobile ph one is used near a base station, less powe r is required and talk and standb y times a re prolong ed. • Use only Ericsson or Sony Ericsson bra nded origin al batteries a nd charger s intended f[...]

  • Page 85

    Additi onal in form atio n 85 OUR W ARRA NTY Subject to the conditions o f this Limited W arranty, Sony Ericsson wa rrants this Prod uct to be fr ee from defe cts in material and workmanship at the time of its orig inal purchase b y a consumer, and for a sub sequent pe riod of one (1 ) ye ar . WH AT WE WI L L D O If, dur ing the w arranty perio d, [...]

  • Page 86

    86 Add itional i nformation 8. THERE ARE NO EX PRESS W ARRANTIES, WHETHER W RITTEN OR ORAL, OTHER THAN THIS PRI NTED LIM ITED W ARRANTY . ALL I MPLI ED W ARRANTIES, INCLUDI NG W ITHOUT LI MI T A TI ON THE IM PLIED W ARRANTIES OF M ERCHANT ABI LITY OR FITNESS FOR A P ARTICULAR PURPOSE, ARE LIM ITED TO THE DURA TION OF THIS LIM ITED W ARRANTY . IN NO[...]

  • Page 87

    Additi onal in form atio n 87 FCC Statement Before a ph one model is ava ilable for sale to the public, it must be tested and certifie d to the FCC tha t it does no t exceed the limit established by the government-a dopted re quirement fo r safe exp osure. The t ests are perf ormed in positio ns and locations (i.e . at the ea r and w orn on th e bo[...]

  • Page 88

    88 Icon s Icons The ta ble below sh ows icons whi ch ma y ap pear i n stan dby or in the m enus. Icon Descript ion Y our perso nal ph one boo k. Hand ling of tex t and voice mes sages. Hand ling of call time, ca ll cost informa tion and ong oin g cal ls. Hand ling of ongoing c alls. O nly available during cal ls. Handl ing o f picture s, sounds and[...]

  • Page 89

    Icons 89 Y ou hav e rece ived an e-mail messag e. Y ou ha ve receiv ed a mult imedia message. Y ou have received a fax m ess age. Y ou hav e re ceiv ed a vo ice me ssage. Y ou hav e re ceiv ed a W AP push message . The B luetoot h func tion is on. The B luetoot h functio n is in disco ve rable mode. Blueto oth commun icatio n is in progr ess. The i[...]

  • Page 90

    90 Icon s A work num ber in the phone book. A mobi le numbe r in the pho ne bo ok . A fax numbe r in the pho ne bo ok . Ano ther number i n the pho ne bo ok. An e- mail ad dress in the pho ne bo ok . A vo ice co mmand has bee n reco rded fo r a conta ct nam e. A pictu re is conne cted to t he cont act. A messag e has not been read . A messag e has [...]

  • Page 91

    Icons 91 A Bluet oot h PC, paired with y our ph one. A Bluet oot h printer, paired wit h yo ur pho ne. A Bluet oot h PDA, paired w ith y our ph one. Other B luetoot h devic e. The appo intmen t is a meeting . The appo intmen t is a date. The ap pointm ent i s to tr avel. The ap pointm ent i s a vaca tion. The appo intmen t is an anniv ersary. A mis[...]

  • Page 92

    92 Icon s Starts and sto ps a melo dy loo p. Increas es and de creas es the volume one step. A multi media mes sage is playing. A multi media mes sage ha s bee n stop ped. A multi media mes sage ha s bee n pau sed. Pict ure cou ld not be shown. A bus ines s car d is attache d to a m ultim edia mes sage. A cal endar it em is attac hed to a multime d[...]

  • Page 93

    93 Index A Alarm c lock 67 Answer ing mod e 22 Area in form ation 53 B Batte ry 4 Blue too th wi rele ss techn ol og y 61 Business c ards 28 C Calc ulat or 67 Cale ndar 69 Call co sts 35 calling card 39 cr ed it l i mit 36 minute min der 21 Call time 35 Call s accept 4 1 answer 5, 2 5 automa tic re dialing 2 4 ca ll li st 26 emer gency 25 fixed d i[...]

  • Page 94

    94 I Ic ons (displ ay ) 88 Inf rared p ort 6 4 Internat ional calls 2 4 Internat ional eme rgency num ber 25 K Key funct ions 6 Key soun d 21 Keypad lock 22 L Language (dis play) 21 Locks keyp ad 2 2 phone 7 5 SIM card 7 5 M Magic wor d 33 Melo dies, se e Ring sig nals 19 Menu l angua ge 21 Menu ov erv iew 11 Minute Mi nder 21 Missed cal ls 25 MMS,[...]

  • Page 95

    95 Spee d dialing 30 Stopw atch 67 Synchron ization 64 T T9 Text input 13 Text messa ges 49 Them es 15 Time se tting s 21 Timer 6 7 Turn ing the phone on/off 5 Two voice lines 39 V Vibrat ing alert 21 Voi ce answ ering 32 Voi ce co ntrol 30 Voice di aling 31 Voice m ail 35 W WAP, see Mo bil e In terne t 57 Warra nty 84 T68iUG-R3A-AE.book Page 95 Tu[...]