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82-G1934-1EN. book P age i S unday, October 14 , 2007 6: 19 PM[...]
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ii Lingo / M1000 Gene ric Us er Guide This manual is based on the production version of the Kyocera Lingo / M1000 phone. Software changes may have occurred after this printing. Kyocera reserves the right to make changes in technical and product specifications without prior notice. The products and equipment described in this documentation are manuf[...]
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User Gu ide 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 [...]
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iv Med ical devi ces Pacemaker s —Warnin g to pacemaker wearers: Wireless phones, when in the ‘on’ position, have been shown to interfere with pacemakers. The phone should be kept at least six (6) inches away from the pacemaker to reduce risk. The Health Industry Manufacturers Association and the wireless technology research community recomme[...]
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User Gu ide v Reset ting the p hone If the screen seems frozen and the keypad does not respond to keypresses, reset the phone by completing the following steps: 1. Remove the battery door. 2. Remove and replace the battery. If the problem persists, return the phone to the dealer for service. Acce sso ries Use only Kyocera-approved accessories with [...]
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vi Hearing devices may also be measured for immunity to this type of interference. Your hearing device manufacturer or hearing health professiona l may help you choose the proper rating for your mobile phone. The more immune your hearing aid is, the less likely you are to experience interferen ce noise from mobile phones. For more information about[...]
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User Gu ide vii T ABLE OF C ONTENT S 1 Gettin g s tart ed . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 Phone battery . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 Phone overview . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 Main menu . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 Basic navig ation . . . . . . . . [...]
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viii 12 Tools & G am es. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 48 Brick Atta ck . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 48 Race 21. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 48 Voice Me mo . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 48 Schedule r . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .[...]
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User Gu ide 1 1G ETTING ST ART ED Phone battery Installing t he battery T o inst all t he battery : 1. Hold th e ph one f ace down an d locat e t he scre w on th e back c ov er . 2. T urn th e screw to set the scre w sl ot in ve rti ca l p os i tio n to un lock th e ba c k co ve r . 3. Loc ate the groove on the left sid e of the phon e an d u nsn a[...]
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2 Ph one b atte ry Batter y care General safety guidelines • Do not d is assemb le or op en t he ba tte ry . • Do not crus h, be nd , def orm , pun ctu re, o r sh red t he ba tte ry . • Do not attempt to insert for eign objects into the battery . • Do no t immerse the ba ttery or expose it to wat er or o ther l iquids. Even if a ba ttery ap[...]
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User Gu ide 3 Phone over view Getting to know your ph one The ph on e ha s two ke yp ads— t he nu m ber ke y pad an d t he Q WER TY keypa d. Number keyp ad 1. Ext ernal scre en. 2. Exte rna l Came ra key activ ates camera mode. 3. Vo l u m e key t o raise or low er sp eake r volum e. 4. Navigation key sc ro lls th ro ug h lis ts a nd te xt en tr [...]
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4 Phon e ov ervie w Number keyp ad con tinue d 11. Extern al sp eake r . 12. Indica tor ligh t show s missed a lert w hen in red or in com ing ca ll wh en in gre e n. 13. OK key se lects a menu it em or opt ion. 14. Right softkey acce sses the contac ts lis t and o ther me nu opt ions . 15. Ba ck key eras es ch arac ters in tex t ent ry an d ret ur[...]
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User Gu ide 5 QWERTY keypa d When the flip is o pen, use t he QWERTY keypad to ente r number s, le tters an d symbols . 1. Inte rnal scre en. 2. Inte rnal spea ker . 3. Navigation key sc ro lls th ro ugh l is ts and text entry field s and acces ses shor tcu ts from the ho me s cr een. 4. Left so ftk ey acce ss es m e nus and f un cti ons. 5. Send /[...]
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6 Phon e ov ervie w Back cove r 1. Acce ss ory ey elet (fo r op tio na l s tra ps an d la ny ards ). 2. Camer a flash and flash light . 3. Cam era l ens . 4. Back co ve r l oc k in unlo ck ed st atu s (I f lo ck ed , t he scr ew slot is in hori zontal positi on). 82-G1934-1EN. book P age 6 S unday, October 14, 2007 6: 19 PM[...]
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User Gu ide 7 Common keys The f oll owin g ke ys are p re ssed freq ue ntl y whe n yo u us e you r ph on e. Th ro ugho ut this user gu ide, the se key s are re ferred as fo llows: Navigation key OK key Left softkey (number ke ypad) Left softk ey (Q WERTY keypad) Right soft key (num ber keypa d) Right soft key ( QWERTY keyp ad) T a lk/Se nd key (num[...]
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8 Phon e ov ervie w Screen ico ns Thes e i cons may ap pe ar on y ou r phon e’ s scre en . The ph one is opera ting in IS95 digital mo de. The phon e is receiving a signa l. Y ou can make an d re cei ve call s. Few er ba rs in di cate a we aker si gna l. A call is i n progr ess. The ph one is not r eceiving a sig nal. Y ou cannot m a ke o r recei[...]
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User Gu ide 9 Screen ico ns continued Camera zoo m mode is re ady . Speakerp hone is on. Auto-A nswer is on. Bluetooth wireless technology i s en abl ed (On ). Bluetooth wireless technology i s disabled (Off). 82-G1934-1EN. book P age 9 S unday, October 14, 2007 6: 19 PM[...]
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10 Mai n menu Main me nu The c ontents of the main men u are as follow s: BREW Apps Mobile Shop Setting s Help Web Brow ser Launch es th e Bro wser Recent Calls All Calls Inc om i ng Ca ll s Outgo ing Calls Missed Ca lls Eras e Call Lists Recen t Calls T im er All Calls T imer Contacts Vie w Al l Add N ew Vie w G rou p s Spee d Dial List V oice Dia[...]
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User Gu ide 11 Basic navigation Y o u pres s you r phon e key s to acces s the v ariou s men us a nd ot her f eat ures of your phone. So me of the basic fr eque ntly us ed keys are as fo llows: • Left s oft ke y : Selec ts ite ms that a ppear on the low er left o f the d ispla y . At the ho m e sc reen, you c an sele ct Menu . • Right softke y [...]
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12 Powering up 2B ASIC F UNCTIONS Thi s sectio n expla ins t he basic fu ncti onality of your p hone. Fo r more de tailed e xplanatio n of your pho ne ’ s fea tur es plea se refe r to the l ater c hapt ers. Powering up T o tur n on your p hone, pre ss and hold the End key and wait until th e phone d isplay lights u p. T o tur n off your p hon e, [...]
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User Gu ide 13 Answer using ear piece Pre ss the Se nd key . Answer using sp eakerphone Pre ss the Sp ea kerpho ne key . Answer using f lip Y ou ca n set the p hone t o an swer immedi ately when you op en the f lip. Thi s fea ture do es not appl y to in coming d ata or f ax ca lls. See “Ope n to answer ” on page 59. Ending phone ca lls Pre ss t[...]
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14 Volu me c ontro l 3C ALL FEA TUR ES Th is ch ap te r d escr i bes c al l fe atur es su ch as volu me, hold ing call s, sp eed dia ling and othe r fe atur es. V olume control Y ou have seve ral way s to cont rol th e volume of your pho ne. Adjust volum e during a call T o adju st the earp iece volu me during a ca ll, press th e Vo l u m e ke y up[...]
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User Gu ide 15 V oicem ail Configur e your voicemail Befo re your pho ne can re c eive vo ice mai l me ss ages , you m u st se t u p a pa ssw ord a nd r ec or d a p erson al gr eetin g wit h your servi ce pr ovid er . When you have se t up your vo icemail , all unan sw er ed ca lls to y ou r p ho ne are a ut om ati ca lly tran sferr ed to v oicema [...]
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16 Emergen cy se rvice s Emer gency se rvices Call emergency ser vice Y ou ca n cal l an emergen cy c ode, even if your phone is lock ed or y our account i s rest ricte d. When you call, yo ur phone enter s Emerge ncy mod e. Th i s en abl es the em er ge ncy s er vic e exc lusiv e acce ss t o your ph one t o call you back , if nec essary . T o ma k[...]
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User Gu ide 17 4T EXT ENT RY Y ou ca n en ter le tters, numbers, a nd symbols in cont acts, te xt mes sages, a nd you r banner with eith er QWER TY ke ypad (fl ip open) or th e numb er keyp ad (f lip clos ed ). QWERTY keypad T ext entry mod es With t he fli p open, e nter tex t wit h the QW ERTY k ey pad. The c urre nt text ent ry m ode (an d capit[...]
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18 QW ERTY ke ypad Enter word letter by letter 1. When enterin g text i n Normal Alpha mode , pres s the appr op riat e key on ce. If you r phone is set to Sp anish, F rench, or Port ug ues e, ac ce nted le tte rs ar e avai labl e. 2. T o enter a numbe r or symbol while in Nor mal Alpha mo de, p ress the Symbol key onc e, th en pr ess t he app ropr[...]
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User Gu ide 19 T ext entry quick r eference Thi s table gives instruc tions fo r enter ing l etters , number s, and symbols. T o... Do this. .. Enter a lette r Use N ormal Alph a mode and press a key until you se e the letter you want. For mo re opti ons, s ee “ T ext entr y mode s” on p age 20. Enter a numbe r Use Num bers Only mode and pre ss[...]
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20 Numbe r keypad Number keypad T ext entry mod es When the flip i s closed , enter t ext with the number key pad. The cu rrent text entry mode (a nd cap italizati on se tting , when ap plica ble) ar e indi cat ed by icon s. The text entry s creen has th e fol lowing featu res: 1. The nu m ber of rem ainin g charact er s you can en ter . Al lowed l[...]
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User Gu ide 21 3. When you see the w ord you wan t, press the #S p a c e key . Enter sym bols While enterin g text i n normal text mo de, you ca n en te r s y m bo ls b y p r es si ng th e 1 k ey un til you see th e sy m bo l y ou w an t. U sing th i s me t ho d , yo u ha ve acc ess to t he follo w i n g sy mbols: . @ ? ! - , & : ‘ T o acc es[...]
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22 Numbe r keypad T ext entry quick r eference Thi s table gives instruc tions fo r enter ing l etters , number s, and symbols T o... Do this. .. Enter a lette r Use N ormal Alph a mode and press a key until you se e the lette r you want. For mo re opti ons, s ee “ T ext entr y mode s” on p age 20. Enter a numbe r Use Number s Only mode and pre[...]
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User Gu ide 23 5 BREW A PPS Y ou r Kyo cera ph one ha s the adde d abili ty to down load an d manage ap plica tions thro ugh th e BREW Apps me nus. BREW Apps pro vides y ou with th e ful l range of applic ation s and s ervices from t he Inter net: Email , games , releva nt news, a nd much more . For mor e informatio n about BREW A pps capab ilitie [...]
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24 Open ing an app lic ation Opening an a pplication Downl o ad ed app li cat ion s a re s t ored u nd er the BREW Apps menu . Each applic ation c omes with it s own un ique ico n to help you id entify it easi ly . 1. At t he home s creen, select Me n u > BREW Apps . Note : The B REW Apps icon alwa ys remain s at t he top of th is me nu. Downloa[...]
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User Gu ide 25 6W EB B ROWSE R Y ou can us e your pho ne to br owse the In ter net if you ha v e ob taine d ph on e Int ern et serv ice s fro m your s ervice provide r and i f over -the-a ir Int ernet acce s s is av ail abl e in y our area . Note : Y ou canno t rec eive incomi ng calls while you are using W eb B rowser . Launching W eb Browser At t[...]
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26 Sear chin g for W eb si te Searchi ng for We b site How yo u se arc h for a Web site depe nd s on your ser vice pro vider . Fo r more in formation , conta ct your se rv ice pro vid er . Using book mark At th e h om e sc re en : 1. Sel ec t Menu > Web Browser . 2. Sel ec t OK to acce pt br owser f ees. 3. From you r Web ho me p ag e, se lec t [...]
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User Gu ide 27 7R ECENT C ALLS Call l ists Det ails on the la st 60 call s you made, rec eived, or misse d are st ored in the Re cent Ca lls lis t and a re ide ntified b y the f ollowin g icons : V iew recent calls 1. Sel ec t Menu > Recent Calls an d one of the foll owing: – All Calls di sp l ays al l ca lls m ade or recei ve d. – Incom ing[...]
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28 Call timers Erase call lists Y ou ca n era se yo ur p hone’ s call l ist s. 1. Sel ec t Menu > Recent Ca lls > Erase Ca ll Lists > Al l Calls , In coming Calls , O utgo ing Calls , or Missed Ca lls . 2. Sel ec t Ye s . Call timers V iew call timers Sel ec t Menu > Recent Ca lls and one of the follo wing: • Recent Call s T imer t [...]
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User Gu ide 29 8C ONTACT S Use your phone’ s conta cts li st to store inform ation abo ut a perso n or com pany . Ea ch co ntac t e ntry can ha v e up to six ph on e n umb er s, tw o em ail add resse s, tw o W eb addr esse s, two stre et addr es s es, a nd a sp ace f or not es. V iewing contacts li st T o vi ew exis tin g c ont act s in you r ph [...]
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30 Working with contacts 4. Ente r add iti on al ph on e nu mbe rs, ema il add resse s, W eb a ddresse s an d note, if need ed . Scr oll up o r do wn to mov e thr ough t he cont act fi elds. 5. When you are done enterin g informa tion, sel ec t Save . Add c ode or extension Whe n you s ave t he ph on e num be r o f an auto ma ted s er vic e, yo u m[...]
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User Gu ide 31 4. Sel ec t Opti ons a nd one of t he followi ng: – Call send s a call. – Send T ext Msg sends a te xt mess age. – Send Picture Msg sends a picture message. – Ad d Speed Dia l adds the numb er to your speed dial lis t. – V iew Numb er d i sp la ys th e n u mb er . – Era se Nu mb er erases the nu m ber from t he cont act. [...]
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32 Working with contacts 4. Sel ec t Opti ons and one o f the fo llowing : – Laun ch Web launch es th e W eb Browse r and go es t o Web add re ss. – Send P icture Msg send s a pict ure m essa g e. – Vie w We b disp lays the W eb addr ess. – Erase Web era ses th e Web ad dr es s fro m t he cont act. – Secret m ak es the ad dr es s sec re t[...]
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User Gu ide 33 2. Fro m th e conta cts list, selec t a con tact. 3. At t he co ntact’ s detai l scr een, highligh t the cont ac t n am e. 4. Sel ec t Opti ons > Picture > Assign Picture and o ne of th e fol lowing: – Camera Pictur es to sele ct a pict ure fro m your Camera P icture s folder . – Imag es to sel ect an i mage fr om either [...]
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34 Text m essage s 9M ESSAGE S Thi s cha pter de scrib es h ow to se nd, rec eive, and era se mess ages fro m your ph one. For info rmat ion on vo icemail mess ages, see “V oic emai l” on page 15. Note : The fe atur es an d m enu s de sc rib ed in th is cha pter may var y depe ndin g on se rvice s ava ilable in yo ur are a. Chec k w ith yo ur s[...]
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User Gu ide 35 – Sav e Qui ckT ex t save s t he mes sage you com posed as a pre w ritte n me ssage . – Sett i ngs > Request Receipt alerts you whe n a r ecipi ent has rece ived your me ss age. – Sett i ngs > Se t Pri ority la be ls th e me ssag e a s ur gen t. – Sett i ngs > Ca llba ck Nu mbe r includ es a cal lb ac k nu mb er wi t[...]
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36 Multimedia mess ages – Send er disp lays th e sende r infor mation. Note : If a g raphic is to o large or inco rrec tly forma tted, an d is not rec eived with the m ess age, an ico n appe ars. Multimedia me ssages Y ou can only send multimed ia messag es to phon es th at ar e c ap ab le of rece iv ing th em o r t o ema il addres ses. Multime d[...]
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User Gu ide 37 Use multimedia m essage options When you are ready to send a multimed ia messa ge, y ou have seve ral opt ions for h ow and when y ou wan t it re ceiv ed. 1. While composing your message, selec t Opti ons and one of the foll owing: – Insert Contacts adds c ontacts to you r me ss age. – Qu ick T ext adds prewri tten text t o your [...]
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38 Eras ing m ess ages V iew a multimedia m essage When a multi m edi a messa ge is re ceiv ed, the messa ge icon appear s at the top of yo ur scre en. The messag e ico n flas hes if the mes sage i s urg ent. All notifica tions o r message s are stored in the I nbox re gardles s of your A uto R e tri e ve setting s. 1. Sel ec t Menu > Messages &[...]
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User Gu ide 39 Erase a single message At th e h om e sc re en : 1. Sel ec t Menu > Messages > Inbo x , Sent , Ou tbox , Saved , or Draft s . 2. High lig ht the m e ssa ge yo u want to eras e. 3. Sel ec t Erase or Options > Erase depe nd ing on you r se le ct ed fold er . 4. At t he noti ficati on, select Ye s to e rase th e me s sa ge. Era[...]
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40 Cr eati ng g roup lis ts Complete messag es in Drafts fold er T o co ntinu e comp osing a mes sage in the Drafts fo lder: 1. Sel ec t Menu > Messages > Dr aft s . 2. Hig hlight t he mess age y ou want to co mplete. 3. Sel ec t Ed it . 4. Com ple te yo ur mes sage . 5. Sel ec t Send . V iew messages in Sent fold er T o view mess ages in the[...]
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User Gu ide 41 – Contacts List to sele ct a r ecipi ent f ro m your c ontacts li st. Sel ec t Opti ons > Re cent L ist or C ontact s if you need t o enter multiple recip ients . 5. When you ha ve comp leted en terin g reci pient s, sel ec t Done . Y ou can now send mes sage s to the ne w grou p. Mes sage setti ngs Messa ge setti ngs h elp con [...]
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42 Messag e setting s Auto Retrieve T o set your p hone to a utomati cally re triev e multime d ia mes sages, sel ect Select Menu > Messages > Ms g Sett ings > Aut o Retrieve and one o f the following : • Enabl ed tu rn s on au to re tr iev e. • Dis able d turns off auto retr ieve. Y o u a re prom p ted befor e any multimedia message s[...]
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User Gu ide 43 Defau lt T ext Y ou ca n ch ange the def ault t ext e ntry mo de whe n cre ating a text mes sage. T his sett ing a pplies o nly t o the m essag e body scre en, n ot th e “T o” scr een. Sel ec t Menu > Messages > M sg Se t tings > Defa ult T ext and on e of t he follow ing: • Normal Alpha to e nter te xt in letter by le[...]
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44 Taki ng a picture 10 C AMERA The fo llowing are so me tips for you to op erate your pho ne’ s came r a: • Y ou ca nnot activ ate th e ca m era whil e on an acti ve ca ll or whil e brows ing file s in t he media ga llery . • On ce th e ca me ra is acti v e, t he hom e scre en act s as th e vi ewfi nd er . • If you ge t a “ Low memory ?[...]
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User Gu ide 45 – Mult ishot takes up to six multiple pic tures with t he Ca mera ke y pre s sed an d he ld. A ton e plays each time a picture is take n. A seco nd to ne play s wh en th e fin al pic ture i s take n. – Shut ter S ound sets the so und used when t he came ra ta kes a pict ure. – Whit e Balance ad justs th e ca m era for diff eren[...]
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46 Acc essing fo lders 11 M EDIA G ALLE RY The Media Galle ry st or es ca m era pict ur es, imag es , and so un ds in the ph one and di s play s t hose files on the phon e’ s screen . Acce ssing folder s T o ac ce ss th e f olde r s wh ere y ou r ph on e stor es fi les, s elect Menu > Media Ga llery and one o f the following : • Camera Pictu[...]
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User Gu ide 47 Browsing images T o br ows e t he Im ag es fo lder : 1. Sel ec t Menu > Me dia G a ller y > Images and one o f the following : – Sav ed imag es d isp la y s i mag es avai l ab le. – W al lpa pe rs d isplays wallpa pers avai lab l e. – Screensavers dis pl ays sc re en save r s av ail abl e. – Caller ID s di sp la ys t he[...]
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48 Brick A ttack 12 T OOLS & G AME S Y ou r phon e comes wit h tool s and g ames . So m e of t he games or tools descri bed here ma y not be av ail able on y our phon e. If yo u r ec eiv e an in co mi ng ca ll wh ile you ar e pla ying a g ame, th e game is paused and ex ited. Y ou ca n ret urn to play once th e call aler t ends. Gam es do not r[...]
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User Gu ide 49 2. Reco rd y o ur v oi ce m em o. Se lec t Stop whe n you ar e done . 3. Sel ec t Save to s a ve y o u r me m o . If yo u r ec eiv e an in co mi ng call wh il e rec or d in g a memo, t he memo is saved a nd the incoming ca ll scre e n ap pe ars. Review voice memos T o pl ay an d us e v oice mem os : 1. Sel ec t Menu > To o l s &am[...]
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50 Sched uler 5. At th e T ime f ield, pr ess OK to ch ange the ti m e. – Scr oll left or righ t to move be tween hour , minu te and AM /P M fie lds. – Scroll up or do w n to c hange hour , minu te and AM /P M. Pre ss OK to sa ve time and move to the next fie ld . 6. At t he Duratio n field , press OK to chan ge the duratio n. – Scr o ll left[...]
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User Gu ide 51 View b y list 1. Sel ec t Menu > To o l s & G a m e s > Schedu ler > Vi ew Al l Eve nts . 2. At t he ev ent l ist, h ighlig ht a even t. 3. Sel ec t Vi e w to see the eve nt deta il or on e the of t he followi n g: – Sel ec t Opti ons > Sort by T i me to sort even t s by tim e. – Sel ec t Opti ons > Sort by T y[...]
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52 Tip Calculator When the a larm ri ngs, selec t Off to tu rn off t he ala rm o r Sn ooz e to sil ence th e alarm fo r 10 m inut e s. Ti p : Opening the fl ip turn s off th e alar m. Use quick alarm 1. Sel ec t Menu > To o l s & G a m e s > Alarm Clock . 2. High l ight the q ui ck alar m an d s ele ct Set . 3. At t he T ime field , selec[...]
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User Gu ide 53 Ti m e r The ti mer counts down for the spe cified t ime and beep s wh en th at am oun t of ti me has elap se d. 1. Sel ec t Menu > To o l s & G a m e s > Ti m e r > Set . 2. At t he Set T imer , enter the ti m e le ngth. – Scroll left or right to move between hour s, minu te s and sec on ds fi eld s. – Scroll up or [...]
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54 Men u op tion s 13 S ETTINGS Menu options The conten ts of th e Set tings menu are as f ollows: Sounds Silent M ode Vol u m e Ringer s Flip Sou nds Pwr On/ Off So und Keypad Alerts Minute Alert Mes sage Al ert Page Alert V oic em ail Ale rt Missed Ca ll Alert Display My Ba nner Main Menu V ie w Color Th emes W all pap er Scr eens aver Backlighti[...]
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User Gu ide 55 Sounds Y our ph one ha s sev er al se ttin gs for so und co ntro l. Y ou can se lect fro m a var iet y of ri n gers an d contro l the volume. Silent Mo de Y our ph on e is se t to mak e so unds whe n you rec eive call s, press k eys, navigate through men us, and rece ive a lerts (suc h as new mess ages) . Y ou can sil ence all soun d[...]
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56 Alerts Flip Open o r Closed Sound T o set your phone ’ s sound tones when its fli p open s or clos e s, se lec t Menu > Se ttin gs > Sound s > F lip S ounds > Fl ip O pe n or F lip Cl os ed and a soun d. Y ou can hear the so un ds a s y ou sc ro ll do w n th e li s t . Power o n/off sound Y ou can se t you r phon e t o pla y a sou [...]
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User Gu ide 57 Main Menu V iew T o se le ct a m e nu styl e, s el ect Menu > Sett ings > Dis pl ay > M ain M enu View and on e of the foll owing: • Graphic d isp lays icons o f each men u item, with i ts name at the bottom of the s creen. • Lis t disp lays a list of ea ch menu item. The ne xt tim e yo u sel e ct Menu from the ho me scr[...]
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58 My Ph one • 7 second s , 15 second s , or 30 seconds turns bac klightin g on for the set time aft er your l ast keypre ss. • 7 sec. & in call , 15 sec. & i n call , or 30 s e c. & in call tu rns backlig hting o n for th e durati on of a call, and fo r the se t time a fter yo ur la st keyp re s s. Note : The “in c all” s ettin[...]
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User Gu ide 59 Conve nience Y ou phone pr ovide s yo u wit h s etti ngs that may ma ke you r p hon e mo re conv en ient to us e. Airplane Mod e While in an a irplane, it is n ormally re quired th at you turn o ff your m ob ile phone beca use it e mits RF signals that i nterf ere with air traffi c contr ol. In Ai rpl an e Mo de, ho weve r , yo ur ph[...]
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60 My Ph one Enab le h old ca ll fe atu re 1. Sel ec t Menu > Setti ngs > My Pho ne > Convenience > Ho ld Cal l > Enabled or Re-R ecord Ms g (to record a ne w ho ld call message) . With no hold mes sage reco rd ed , th e ph on e prom pt s y ou to r ec ord one, such as “Plea se h old. I’ll answer in am i n u t e . ” 2. Reco rd t[...]
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User Gu ide 61 Add V oice Dial Y ou can add a new v oi ce di al to yo ur pho ne. 1. Sel ec t Menu > Setti ngs > My Pho ne > Vo i c e F e a t u r e s > Add V oic e Dia l . 2. At the v oi ce pr omp t, s ay a na me . 3. At the v oi ce pr omp t, r epea t the nam e. 4. Sele ct one of th e foll owing: – Add Ne w c r eate s a ne w co ntac t.[...]
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62 Acces sories Say “ No ” an d pr e ss th e En d key to silenc e the aler t. Re main si lent. The voice al ert r epeat s twi ce and the ph one rin gs once , then retur ns to th e home scre en. Expe rt Mo de Wi th the e xp er t mo de en ab led, i ns tead of spe aking a co mmand foll owing t he initi al vo ice prom pt s, yo u ca n s peak th e co[...]
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User Gu ide 63 Com Port Sp eed The Co m Port Sp eed s ets t he da ta rate at wh ich your pho ne conn ec ts to a lap top or PC , or at whi ch it sends a nd rec eives ov er -the -air t ext messa ges. Sel ect Menu > Sett ings > Accessories > Com Po rt Sp eed an d y our desi red s pe ed . The re may be a high er ch arge for ma king ca lls usin[...]
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64 Network Roaming aler t Use this se tting if you wan t the p hone to a lert y ou whe n roam ing ou tsi de of your home servi ce ar ea. Sel ec t Menu > Setti ngs > Network > Ro am/Sv c Aler t an d one of the f ollow ing: • Dis able d turns the roami ng al ert of f. • When no svc ale rts you w i th thre e tones dec reasing in pitc h wh[...]
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User Gu ide 65 Sel ec t Menu > Setti ngs > Network > Lo catio n and o ne of th e fol lowing: • 911 O nly (d efau l t) sh ar es your pos i tio n i nformatio n on ly with em ergency servic es when you ca ll yo ur 3- digi t em er ge ncy c ode . • Lo cat io n On shar es your posi tion info rmation, in additio n to em erge nc y s ervi c es.[...]
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66 Security Limit Calls Y ou can limit the calls th at ca n be made from you r pho ne t o emer genc y numb ers, your c ontac ts, a nd your se rv ice pro vid er ’ s nu mb er s. 1. Sel ec t Menu > Setti ngs > Security . 2. Ent er your four -digit l ock code. 3. Sel ec t L imi t Ca ll s an d on e of t he follow in g: – No Limit : l imits n o[...]
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User Gu ide 67 14 B LU ETO OTH ® W IRE LESS T ECHN OLOGY The Bl ueto ot h ® wirele ss te chnology on you r ph one en ab l es w ire le ss co nn ec t ivi ty wi th acce s so ries su ch as p ort ab le or in st all ed hands - free car kits, headse ts, hand sets, c omputers, PC card s a nd ada pte rs , P DA s, an d sp ea kers . Not ava ilable o n all p[...]
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68 Using Bl uet ooth Note : When pairing is in itiated from anoth er Blu etooth wireless tech nology device , you are prompted to acc ept or r eject the pairi ng. 6. If necess ary , ente r the pass w ord provid ed in t he Bl uetoot h wi reless techn olog y de vice’ s user gu id e a nd sele ct OK . Y our p hone wait s f or the devic e’ s resp on[...]
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User Gu ide 69 15 V OICE RECOGNIT ION Wi th voic e f ea tur es , you ca n ca ll a con t act, dia l a phon e nu mbe r , ac ce ss m enu s, or find con t act info rmation f rom your voice d ial li st using voice re cognition. Note : Y ou can not use voic e recogn ition to end a call ; you must p ress the End ke y . V oice dial list T o call or fin d a[...]
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70 Voice C omman d Setti ngs If th e phon e finds multiple voice tags th at soun d l ike the na me y ou sai d, th e ph one lists t he na mes an d as ks you t o ver ify whic h na me you w an t to ca ll . Sa y “Yes” whe n y ou he ar t he corr ec t n am e. Sa y “ No ” wh en you he ar an in co rre ct na m e. 3. Pre ss the End key to en d th e c[...]
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User Gu ide 71 16 G ET TING H ELP Customer Support Y our se r vice prov ider ’ s cu sto me r sup por t depa rt me nt ma y be ac cess ib le d irec tly fro m yo ur phon e wh en you dial a nu mb er , s uc h as *6 11 (che ck wi th yo ur se rvic e pro vid er ). They can ans wer quest ions ab out you r phone, phone bill, call cove rage ar ea, a nd spe [...]
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72 Phon e acces s ories Phone acce ssories T o sh op for ph one ac ce sso ri es, visi t www . kyocera-wirele ss.com/store . You m ay a l so cal l us at 80 0- 349- 41 88 (U. S .A. onl y) or 858- 88 2-14 10 . Product eva luation T o partic ipate in the testi ng and evaluat ion of Kyoc er a Wir ele ss Corp . pr oduc t s, incl ud ing ce llul ar or PCS [...]
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User Gu ide 73 17 C ON SUMER L IM ITE D W A RRAN TY Kyoc er a W irel ess Co rp . (“K YO CE RA ”) of fer s you a li mited warra nty tha t the en closed product o r prod uc ts (t he “P ro du ct”) wil l be fre e f rom defe cts in mat e rial a nd wo rk ma nshi p for a p eri od tha t expire s one y ear fr om the d ate of s ale of the Prod uc t t[...]
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74 Prod uct eval uati on USE ON L Y KYOC ER A AP PROV ED A CCESS OR IES WITH KYO CER A PH ONES . USE O F AN Y UNAUT HO RI ZED ACCE SS ORIE S MA Y BE DAN GER OUS AN D WILL INV AL IDA TE TH E PHON E W A RR ANTY IF SAI D AC CESS OR IES C AUS E DAM AGE OR A DEFE CT TO TH E PH ONE. KYO CER A SPEC IFI CALL Y DI SCLA IMS LI ABI LITY FOR AN Y AN D AL L DIR[...]
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Phon e Use r G uide 75 I NDEX Numerics 1-touch dialing , 14 , 60 A accesso r y , 62, 72 add voice d ial , 6 1 ai rp lane mode , 59 alarm clo ck , 5 1 alert minut e , 28, 5 6 missed call , 27 pr ivac y , 63 roam , 1 5 roam call , 65 roaming , 64 voicemail , 15 web , 26, 65 answering calls , 12 appended message , 3 9 auto receive m ode multimedia mes[...]
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76 searching , 33 secret address , 31, 32 secret note , 32 secret numb ers , 31 sending all , 29 sending as a vCard , 2 9 sending as vCard , 30, 33 sending picture message , 31 sending text message , 3 1 speed dial list , 31 , 33 street address , 32 viewing all , 29 voice dial li st , 33 Web a ddress , 31 conveni en ce , 5 9 convent io n using t hi[...]
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Phon e Use r G uide 77 M main m enu , 10 style , 5 7 making cal ls , 12 media gallery , 46 mem ory , 24 menu , 10 custom , 13 settings , 54 style , 5 7 Web , 2 5 message settings , 41 messages multimedia message , 36 text m es sage , 34 minute al ert , 28, 56 missed call alert , 27 MobileSh op , 23 mode changi ng , 1 8, 21 entering text , 1 7 norm [...]
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78 redialing , 1 2 reply text m es sage , 35 resolution , 4 4 right softkey , 11 ringer busi nes s , 5 5 contac ts , 32 headset , 6 2 pers on al , 5 5 roam , 1 5, 55 type , 55 volume , 55 roam alert , 15 call alert , 65 options , 15, 64 ringer , 15, 55 roaming , 64 roaming alert , 64 roaming call s , 64 S sch edul er , 49 settings , 51 screen icons[...]
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Phon e Use r G uide 79 alert , 15 numb er , 43 volume adjusting , 14 auto adjust , 5 5 settings , 55 W wallpap er , 57 web alert , 26, 65 br owser , 25 menu , 25 web a d dress contac ts , 31 web a p ps, d own load in g , 23 white b alance , 45 word entering , 18, 20 82-G1934-1EN. book P age 79 S unday, Octob er 14, 2007 6: 19 P M[...]
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Kyoce ra Wire less Corp. 10300 Ca mp us Poi nt D riv e San D ieg o, C A 921 21 USA www.kyocer a-w ire less.c om 82-G1 934 -1E N, Rev . 001 82-G1934-1EN. book P age 80 S unday, Octob er 14, 2007 6: 19 P M[...]