LG Electronics CU920 manual

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T able of Cont ents T able of Cont ents 2 >> T able of Cont ents Your Phone ............................................................................... 8 P ar t of the phone .................................................................................... 8 Rear vie w ....................................................................[...]

<< 3 T able of Cont ents Call Menu................................................................................ 3 7 Dial ....................................................................................................... 3 8 Addre ss Book ........................................................................................ 3 9 Conta[...]

4 >> T able of Cont ents IM ..........................................................................................................49 Mobile Email ..........................................................................................5 3 Multimedia Menu .....................................................................5 5 TV ........[...]

<< 5 T able of Cont ents Camera...................................................................................................7 6 T ak e Picture ..........................................................................................................................7 7 After y ou’ve t aken your pho to...................................[...]

6 >> T able of Cont ents Answer Mode ...................................................................................................................... 93 Minute Minder .................................................................................................................... 93 Call Waiting ......................................[...]

<< 7 T able of Cont ents Search New Device .........................................................................................................100 Paired Devices .................................................................................................................. 100 Settings .................................................[...]

Y our Phone Y our Phone 8 >> Y our Phone Part of the phone 1 2 3 5 4 7 9 10 6 8 1. EARPIECE 2. MAIN L CD 3. SEND KEY - Dials a phone number and answ ers incoming calls. 4. CLEAR KEY - Delet es a char acter with each pr ess. - Uses this k e y t o go back to a pr e vi- ous screen. 5. END/PO WER KEY - Ends or reject s a call. - T urns the phone [...]

<< 9 Y our Phone R ear vie w SMAR TCHIP SOCKET MEMOR Y CARD SL O T B A TTER Y CAMERA LENS SELF POR TRAIT MIRR OR HEADSET JA CK Advice t o the cust omer In order t o allow be t ter ant enna sensitivit y LG suggest that y ou hold the handset as depict ed in the figure belo w . please do not co ver the ant enna area with your hand during a call [...]

Ge t ting Star t ed Get ting Start ed 10 >> Get ting Started Inst alling the Smart Chip When you subscribe t o a cellular net work, y ou are pro vided with a plug -in SmartChip loaded with your subscription de tails, such as y our PIN, any optional services a vailable and man y others. n Important! The plug -in SmartChip and its contact s can[...]

<< 11 Get ting Started 3. Slide the SmartChip into the SmartChip sock et. Make sur e that the SmartChip is inserted pr operly and that the gold contact ar ea on the card is facing down wards. T o remov e the SmartChip, press do wn lightly and pull it in the re ver se direction. n Not e When you need t o remo ve the SmartChip, slide it, as sho[...]

12 >> Get ting Started Char ging the Ba tt er y Use of unauthorized accessories could damage y our phone and void y our war- r ant y . T o use the tr a vel charger pr ovided with y our phone: 1. With the ba t tery in position in the phone, connect the lead fr om the tr av el char ger to the bot tom of the phone. 2. Connect the tr av el charge[...]

<< 13 Get ting Started ] When it is complet ed, ‘Charge complet e’ message is displa yed in the same place. If a user cannot see the ‘Char ge complete’ me ssage, even if ba t tery icons ar e show 3 blocks, it means the phone is not char ged fully y et. If the bat tery fails t o charge complet ely: ] After turning the phone on and off [...]

14 >> Get ting Started Cautions for t o uc h k e ys 1. Make sur e your hands ar e clean and dry . 2. Y ou do not need t o pr e ss hard on the touch k ey s to mak e them work. Do not subject the pr oduct to se vere impact, a s this may damage the t ouch k e y sensors. 3. Use the tip of your finger t o pre ss exactly on the t ouch ke y you w an[...]

Di spl a y Informati on << 15 Get ting Started Quick ke ys[...]

16 >> Get ting Started The quick k ey s The quick ke ys pr ovide eas y , one-t ouch access to y our most used functions. T ap to open the full menu which is separ at ed into four sub-menus. T ap each sub-menu’ s v er tical bar t o view further options. T ap to access TV . T ap to open y our address book. Alphabetical t abs run vertically al[...]

<< 17 Get ting Started On-Screen Icons The table belo w describes various displa y indicat ors or icons that appear on the phone’ s displa y screen. ICON/INDICA T OR DESCRIPTION T ells you the str ength of the net work signal. Indicat es that you ar e using GPRS. Sho w s that y ou ar e using a roaming service. The alarm has been set and is [...]

18 >> Get ting Started ICON/INDICA T OR DESCRIPTION Indicat es that you ha ve activ ated flight mode. Indicat es that the phone is accessing W AP . Indicat es that you ha ve activ ated Blue tooth.[...]

Selec ting F unc tions and Options Selec ting F unc tions and Options << 19 Selecting Functions and Op tions The t ouch screen consists of the menus as follo w: Call menu My Stuff Menu Multimedia menu Set ting menu Dial Address Book Recent Calls Messaging IM Mobile Email TV Cellular Video MEdia Net AT&T Mail AT&T Music Camera Games Ap[...]

20 >> Selecting Functions and Op tions If there is a bar on the right side of menu, you can pr ess and hold a menu and scroll up/do wn in order t o see hidden menus. Example Example If there is no bar on the right side of menu, that means ther e is no hidden menu (all of menus will be shown in a screen) Bar[...]

Gener al F unc tions Gener al F unc tions << 21 Gener al Functions Making a Call 1. Make sur e your phone is po wered on. 2. T ap [ ] in the idle screen and ent er a phone number including the area code b y tapping the ke ypad. T o edit a number on the displa y screen, simply tap the ke y . t o er ase one digit at a time. ] Pre ss and hold th[...]

Making a Call Fr om the Cont ac ts Y ou can stor e names and phone number s dialed frequently in the SmartChip as well a s in the phone memory known as the Contact s. T ap [ ] and sear ch for the desired number s by selecting name in the con- tact s and pressing the [SEND] k ey . A djusting the V olume During a call, if you w ant to adjust the earp[...]

<< 23 Gener al Functions E nt ering T e xt Y ou can enter alphanumeric char act ers b y using the phone’ s ke ypad. F or exam- ple, st oring names in the Address Book, writing a me ssage, or creating schedul- ing ev ents in the calendar all requir e entering t ext. The following t ext input me thods are a vailable on the phone. Y ou can cha[...]

new le t ter s are added, the w ord changes t o reflect the most likel y candidate from the dictionary . Use the T ouch k eypad ke y s to ent er your t ext. 1. When you ar e in the T9 predictiv e te xt input mode, start entering a w ord b y tapping ke ys to . Pr ess one ke y per let t er . ] The wor d changes as let ter s are t yped - ignore wha t?[...]

<< 25 Gener al Functions 1 2 3 Mode (Numbers Mode) T ype numbers using one k ey strok e per number . T o change to 1 2 3 mode in a t ext entry field, tap [Op tions]-[T ext Entry Mode]-[1 2 3]. n Not e Y ou can select a different T9 language from the men u option. The default set- ting on the phone is T9 disabled mode. The 1 2 3 Mode enables y[...]

In-Call Menu In-Call Menu 26 >> In-Call Menu Y our phone pro vides a number of control functions tha t you can use during a call. During a Call The menu displa yed on the handset scr een during a call is different from the default main menu displa yed when in idle screen, and the op tions are described below . Swapping Be tw een T wo Calls T [...]

<< 27 In-Call Menu Using the Speak erphone Y ou can use the speakerphone during a call b y tapping [speak erphone] ke y locat ed in the middle of the screen ne xt to Mut e. The loudspeaker is aut omati- cally deactiva ted when y ou end the call. n W arning Due to higher v olume lev els, don’ t place the phone near y our ear while the speake[...]

2. Once the connection has been est ablished, after a fe w seconds the ‘Video Share R eady’ promp t will be display ed on the screen pr ovided the other part y is also Video Shar e enabled and in a 3G cover age area. Then, y ou are read y to begin sharing y our video with the other party (or ha ve video shared with y ou). If you set Initial No [...]

<< 29 In-Call Menu During the Video Shar e session with the other part y , y ou can select a menu it em by t apping [Options] k e y . - St op: stops video sharing and pr oceeds with voice call only . - Brightness: adjust s the brightne ss of the screen. - Mut e/Unmute: mut e/unmut e the microphone. - Spk. Off/Spk. On: when Spk. On is selected[...]

• When moving out of a A T&T 3G service area. • When the net work connection is poor . 2. The V ideo Share Call will be una vailable in the following case s (“Video Share Read y” message will be gre yed out). • When trying t o make a conference call/second call during a call. • When the voice call is placed on hold. • When moving [...]

<< 31 In-Call Menu n Not e • The speakerphone will be aut omatically turned on when a V ideo Share Call begins, and automa tically back to the pr evious mode when a V ideo Share Call ends. The ex ception is when a Hands-free de vice (Bluetoo th or stereo headse t) is being used. • If a Hands-free de vice (Bluetoo th or ster eo headset) is[...]

Conf er ence Calls The conference service pr ovides y ou with the abilit y to ha ve a simult aneous conv ersation with mor e than one caller . The conference call featur e can be used only if A T&T supports this feature. A confer ence call can only be set up when you ha ve one call activ e and one call on hold, meaning both calls must ha ve bee[...]

<< 33 In-Call Menu Privat e Call in a Conference Call T o ha ve a priva te call with one caller fr om a conference call, tap the [Priv ate Call] from the Confer ence Call option. When the numbers of the caller s are displa yed, select the one you wish t o speak in privat e. Ending a Confer ence Call Currentl y active conference call can be di[...]

Menu T r ee Menu T ree 34 >> Menu T r ee When you click the Menu belo w , you can go t o the rela ted menu dir ectly . Call Menu Dial Addre ss Book Contact List New Cont act F a vorit es Caller Groups Speed Dial List Cop y All Cont acts Delet e All Contacts Service Dial Numbers My Business Car d Vie w Options My Numbers R ecent Calls Missed C[...]

<< 35 Menu T r ee MEdia Net MEdia Net Home Bookmarks Sa ved Page s Enter URL Recent P ages Securit y Bro wser Set tings A T&T Mall Shop T ones Shop Games Shop Gr aphics Shop Multimedia Shop Applications Shop Videos A T&T Music Music Pla y er Shop Music MusicID XM Radio Music Videos The Buzz Communit y Music Apps Camera T ak e Picture [...]

36 >> Menu T r ee Set tings Menu Call Call F orwar ding Send My Number Aut o Redial Answer Mode Minut e Minder Call W aiting Call Reject TTY Send DTMF T ones Video Shar e Sound Shop Ringtone s Ringtone s V olume Message Alert T ones Alert T ype Increa sing Ringtone P ow er On/Off T ones Displa y W allpapers Backlight Timer ShortCut Menu Brigh[...]

C all Menu T o ent er Call menu, t ap t he k ey in the idle scr e en.[...]

Call Menu Call Menu 38 >> Call Menu Dial This icon stands for the menu r elat ed to Call. If you select this icon, y ou can make a call, and send a message. Y ou can ent er Dialing, Message and Contact s menu directly in st andby mode b y tapping the corr esponding icon. T o mak e and receive calls, mak e sure that the phone is turned on. T o[...]

<< 39 Call Menu A d dr ess Book Cont ac t List There ar e tw o wa ys t o enter Cont act List. 1. T ap the [ ] in the idle screen then tap Addr ess Book - Cont act List. 2. T ap the [ ] ke y in the idle screen. This menu allow s you t o sav e and manage contact addr ess information. The Contact s’ functions allow you t o add a new addr ess o[...]

40 >> Call Menu Cop y All Contacts This menu allow s you t o copy all of the informa tion from your SmartChip, e.g. name, handset number , etc., t o your handset. If a name is duplica ted during the cop ying operation, the informa tion is also duplicated. ] SmartChip to Handset: Y ou can copy the entry from the SmartChip car d t o the phone m[...]

<< 41 Call Menu R ecent Calls Missed Calls • V iew the number , if a vailable, and call it or sav e it in the Addre ss Book. • Ent er a new name for the number and sa ve both in the Addr ess Book. • Send a message using this number . • Delet e the call from the list. Dialed Calls • V iew the number , if a vailable, and call it or sa[...]

42 >> Call Menu Dialed Calls Length of outgoing calls. All Calls T ot al length of all calls made and incoming calls received since the timer w as last r eset. Data C ounter Y ou can check the Sent, Receiv ed or All data v olumes and Rese t all. Me ssaging New Me ssage n Not e If you select a gr aphic or an audio file while writing a multimed[...]

<< 43 Call Menu Editing a message T ap [Options], then following options ar e av ailable for Editing a Message. • Insert ] Symbol: Y ou can insert symbols r anging fr om sentence not es t o emoticons. Select the one you w ant to insert b y tapping. ] Picture: Y ou can select a gr aphic image by t apping. Y ou can pr eview the select ed pict[...]

44 >> Call Menu • Delivery Options - V alidity P eriod: This net work service allow s you t o set how long y our mul- timedia messages will be st ored a t the message center . - Delivery Receipt: If it is set t o Y es in this menu, you can check whether your me ssage is sent successfully . - R eply via Same Message Cent er: This menu allow [...]

<< 45 Call Menu ] Information: Y ou can view information about r eceived message s; Message t ype, Subject, Sender's address, Me ssage date & time, Priorit y , Message size, At tached F iles (Only for Multimedia messages). ] Multi Delet e: Delet es a number of messages y ou hav e selected fr om the folder . ] Delet e All Read Message[...]

46 >> Call Menu When the message Send has failed, the follo wing [Options] are a vailable. ] Delet e: Delet es the selected me ssage which has failed. ] Edit: Allow s you t o edit the selected message. ] Error St atus: Allow s you t o see the error sta tus of the failed message (Only for Multimedia message). ] Information: Allow s you t o vie[...]

<< 47 Call Menu T emplat es T e xt T emplat es There ar e 6 predefined message s in the list. Y ou can view and edit the t emplate me ssages or creat e new message s. The following [Op tions] are a vailable. ] Send: Allow s you t o send the selected t emplat e via Message. ] Delet e: Allow s you t o delete the select ed templa te message. ] E[...]

48 >> Call Menu Message Set tings T e xt Message ] Message Cent er Number: If you w ant to send a t ext me ssage, you can get the addre ss of the SMS center b y using this menu. ] Email Gat ewa y: Y ou can send the te xt message t o an Email Address via this gat ewa y . ] Message Subject: Y ou can enter the SMS Subject fr om this menu. ] Inse[...]

<< 49 Call Menu V oicemail This menu allow s you t o set the voicemail cent er number if this featur e is sup- ported b y A T&T . Please check with A T&T for det ails of their service in order t o configure the handse t accordingly . Service Messages Y ou can set the Service option t o det ermine whether you will r eceive service mess[...]

50 >> Call Menu Sav ed Conv ersations This is where a user can vie w sav ed conver sations. Change Pro vider: Y ou can change the provider . Set tings ] Set Sound: Allo ws you t o set on/off an alert for the Contact when the y ha ve activit y on their session. ] Default Pro vider: Allow s you t o set the default IM communit y to login. ] Aut [...]

<< 51 Call Menu ] Send Message t o...: This offers the abilit y t o send a message to an unknown cont act. When selected, a User ID must be t yped in prior t o start- ing an IM session or conv ersation. ] Sav ed Conv ersations: Y ou ma y view or delet e the stor ed conver sation session. ] Search: This allo ws y ou to sear ch for the contact [...]

52 >> Call Menu When cursor is loca ted on a C ontac t List ] Add Cont ac t: This adds a ne w contact t o the selected cont acts’ list; in the meantime this searche s for the contact on the basis of E-mail Addr ess, Fir st Name, or Last Name. ] Refr esh List: This refr eshes the pr esent information on the cont acts within the contact s. ] [...]

<< 53 Call Menu Menu options a vailable in the Con versa tion screen ] Back T o Cont ac t s: This brings the screen back t o the contacts. ] Insert: Y ou can insert Symbol, T emplate and emoticons in the con versa tion screen. ] Block/Unblock Contact: This allow s or blocks conver sation with the select ed Contact. ] Sav e Conv ersation: St o[...]

54 >> Call Menu ] Log In 1. T ap and t ype your exiting email ID. 2. T ap the Pa ssword filed and t ype y our passwor d. n Quick tip • Y our passw ord is case sensitive. T ap the ke ypad to change t o low er case or upper case. 3. T ap to highlight the R emember me and tap [Mark] t o sav e your passw ord. 4. T ap the [Sign in] Y ou can choo[...]

M ultimedia Menu T o ent er Multimedia menu, t a p t he - k ey .[...]

Multimedia Menu Multimedia Menu 56 >> Multimedia Menu TV W elcome to A T&T Mobile TV with FLO Congr atulations! Y ou are one st ep closer t o experiencing the next t elecommu- nications r evolution: A T&T Mobile TV with FL O 1 . The A T&T Mobile TV with FLO service allo ws you t o watch an e xciting lineup of live ent ertainment, [...]

<< 57 Multimedia Menu Get St ar t ed! Using your ne w LG phone t o enjoy the A T&T Mobile TV with FL O service is simple. 1. T urn on y our LG phone. 2. T o maximize the r eception of A T&T Mobile TV , make sur e the antenna is fully e xtended. 3. T ouch the icon on the screen of your L G phone. The first time y ou start A T&T Mob[...]

58 >> Multimedia Menu 3. T ouch Close t o return t o the Play er . Y ou are no w subscribed to the package(s) y ou chose. Y ou can start viewing cont ent immediatel y . Costs of the package(s) ar e added automaticall y to y our monthly bill. Y ou can edit or cancel your subscription pack age(s) through the Subscription screen, acce ssed in th[...]

<< 59 Multimedia Menu Using the Pr ogram Guide The Progr am Guide includes all scheduled pr ogr amming currently a vailable with their re spective channel names, pr ogram title s, descriptions, r atings and show times. Selecting a current pr ogr am in the Progr am Guide from a subscribed channel will displa y it in the Mobile TV Play er . If [...]

60 >> Multimedia Menu n Not e The progr am titles in the Pr ogram Guide ar e also touchable. T ouching a current- ly a vailable progr am enables y ou to vie w that progr am. T ouching a progr am a vail- able in the future displa ys informa tion about that progr am. Y ou can perform tasks fr om the Progr am Guide by displa ying an options menu[...]

<< 61 Multimedia Menu Aft er you ha ve performed these ta sks, the service assesses a pr ogram’ s ra ting before it allo ws it t o be viewed. Pr ogr ams with restrict ed r atings will requir e a PIN t o view them. n Not e Y ou must turn parent al controls on before the r atings crit eria can tak e effect. When a progr am is chosen that e xc[...]

62 >> Multimedia Menu W ant mor e? F or more informa tion about A T&T Mobile TV with FL O, go to www .at t.com/mobiletv Cellular V id eo (CV) CV brings you quick, on-demand acce ss to new s, sports, wea ther and enter- tainment video clips. Ca tch up on TV’ s hot t est show s, funniest comedians, biggest headlines and lat est sports sco[...]

<< 63 Multimedia Menu MEdia Net Home This connects t o the homepage which is defined in the activat ed account. The default account connects t o A T&T’ s homepage. Bookmarks This function allow s you t o stor e and edit frequently accessed sit es. The following [Op tions] are a vailable. ] V iew: Displa y the bookmark title and URL. ] C[...]

64 >> Multimedia Menu Securit y A list of the a vailable certificate s is shown. ] Certificat es: Y ou can see the list of cer tifica tes and vie w them in detail. ] Clear Session: R emove s the secure session. Bro wser Se t tings Accounts This includes the net work informa tion used to connect the br owser t o the Int ernet. Select the desir[...]

<< 65 Multimedia Menu 6. Securit y: Select the secur e or non-secure mode. 7 . Time Out: V alues bet ween 1 0 to 6 00 seconds. 8. Net work Profile: Y ou can choose one from the net w ork profiles. Not e you can crea te a ne w netw ork profile b y selecting the list option on the center key . n Not e 1. A T&T has provided default se t ting[...]

66 >> Multimedia Menu Char ac t er Encoding Allow s you t o select the charact er encoding t o visit a foreign websit e. Select a char acter set fr om the following list: 1 Aut omatic 2 English(ASCII) 3 English(ISO) 4 English(LA TIN) 5 Unicode(UCS2 BE) 6 Unicode(UCS2 LE) 7 Unicode(UCS2 Auto) 8 Unicode(UTF-1 6 BE) 9 Unicode(UTF-1 6 LE) 0 Unico[...]

<< 67 Multimedia Menu A T&T Mall Shop T ones This menu option connects t o A T&T’ s ringtone do wnload site. n Not e Additional char ges may incur when do wnloading ringtones. Cont act A T&T for further information. Shop Games This men u option connects t o A T&T’ s game download sit e. This allows user s to do wnload the [...]

68 >> Multimedia Menu Shop Applications This menu option connects t o A T&T’ s application download sit e. This allow s users t o download the v arious applications by connecting t o the Interne t. n Not e Additional char ges may incur when do wnloading applications. Contact A T&T for further information. Shop V ideos This menu opti[...]

<< 69 Multimedia Menu Adding Music T o Y our Handset Before Y ou Get Started T o tr ansfer music from y our PC to y our device, you will need the follo wing: • W indows Media Pla yer 1 0 or above • W indows XP Service P ack 2 • Music on your PC in one of the se formats: MP3, .AA C, AAC+ or WMA • A MicroSD car d (supports up t o 4GB ca[...]

70 >> Multimedia Menu 6. When the Idle scr een display s, tap k ey which is locat ed in the low er left corner . 7. Select and tap the lo wer set ting ke y 8. Select and t ap [More] ke y . 9. Select and t ap Connection. 1 0. Select and tap USB Connection Mode. 11 . Select and tap Music S ync. Or use the scroll ke y t o hightlight Music Snync [...]

<< 71 Multimedia Menu 9. Dr ag and drop the de sired music cont ent from the PC window t o the "St orage Car d" window . n Not e If you cop y music to y our SD card's MTP folder whilein UMS mode or delet e, modify or mov e files from theMTP folder , this will not updat e your Music Pla yer . Please cop y music to Music folder i[...]

72 >> Multimedia Menu 4. F rom within the W indows Media Pla yer applica tion, click on the Sync tab. Pre viously downloaded songs ar e then listed on the left side of the applica- tion in case that W indow Media Pla yer 1 1 is installed. 5. Choose the destination loca tion for the media files. The VU Music Sync Pla yer appears in a dr op-dow[...]

<< 73 Multimedia Menu 4. Fr om within the Windo ws Media Pla yer application, click on the Libr ary tab. 5. F rom the left side of the Libr ary tab, click on All Music. The right side of the page is then populat ed with all of the songs which the play er has pre viously found. 6. Right click on the song entry and select, Add t o.. > Additi[...]

74 >> Multimedia Menu A. F ollow those st eps: Set ting [ ] > Set ting menu [ ] > More [ ] > Re set Set tings > Mast er Clear > Memory Card. B. F ormat e xternal memory using Mass St or age. C. Remo ve e xternal memory from the phone, and insert e xternal memory t o the phone and format. 3. If y ou have connect ed your handse t[...]

<< 75 Multimedia Menu view s via streaming) so the user should ha ve an unlimit ed MEdia bundle like the MEdia Max 2 00. n Not e Additional char ges may incur when do wnloading ringtone. Cont act A T&T for further information. MusicID MusicID is an application which uses the onboar d microphone t o analyze a song sample and then compare i[...]

76 >> Multimedia Menu Music V ideos Selecting Music Videos fr om the A T&T Music sub menu launches a bro wser which tak es you dir ectly int o the Music Video section of Cellular V ideo. From this menu, you will ha ve acce ss to music videos fr om the late st artist as well as progr amming fr om A T&T , MTV ,VHI, and CMT among other s[...]

<< 77 Multimedia Menu T ak e Pic tur e Using the camer a module built into y our phone, you can tak e pictures of people or ev ents while on the mov e. Additionally , y ou can send photos t o other people in a pictur e message. Icon Description Change to V ideo recor d mode. Allo w s y ou t o set the zoom. Sets the image size t o 1 6 00x1 200[...]

78 >> Multimedia Menu By tapping this icon [ ], you can set the op tions below . Aft er you’v e tak en your phot o Y our captured pho to will appear on scr een. The name of the image runs along the bo t t om of the screen t oge ther with four icons down the right side. Menu Description Qualit y Y ou can select the desir ed quality of pho to[...]

<< 79 Multimedia Menu Recor d V ideo Y ou can recor d a video clip in this menu by t apping the Camera k ey in the scr een. Icon Description Go to the camer a mode. Allow s you t o send the photo. Delet e the photo y ou hav e just taken and confirm b y tapping Y es. The viewfinder will r eappear . Allow s you t o go to the album. Allow s you [...]

80 >> Multimedia Menu By tapping this icon [ ], you can set the op tions below . Menu Description Recor d Mode Sets the r ecording mode among MMS Mode, V ideo Share Mode and Gener al Mode. Qualit y Determine s the quality of a video clip. (Super Fine/Fine/Normal) Whit e Balance This adjusts the light effect level and y ou can select from the [...]

<< 81 Multimedia Menu Games n Not e The JAR file is a compr essed format of the Jav a progr am and the JAD file is a description file tha t includes all detailed information. F rom the net work, prior t o download, y ou can view all det ailed file descriptions from the J AD file. n W arning Only J2ME (Ja va 2 Micro Edition) ba sed progr ams w[...]

82 >> Multimedia Menu[...]

M y Stuff Menu T o ent er My Stuff Menu, t ap the - k ey .[...]

My Stuff Menu My Stuff Menu 84 >> My Stuff Menu Alarm Clock The alarm function allow s you t o set up multiple separ at e alarms. Y ou can also set the time, r epetition interv al and alarm sound. Select your de sired alarm set ting to configur e from the alarm list. If there is no alarm set ting, T ab [New] t o add a new alarm. ] T ime: Sele[...]

<< 85 My Stuff Menu Pictu r es ] Shop Graphics: This menu option connects t o A T&T’ s gr aphic download sit e. n Not e Additional char ges may be incurr ed when downloading gr aphics. Contact y our A T&T for fur ther informa tion. ] T ake Pictures: Y ou can take y our own phot o by t apping the center [OK] k ey . ] Mak e Animated G[...]

86 >> My Stuff Menu Calculat o r The calculat or function allows y ou to add, sub tract, multipl y and divide. Y ou can input numbers using the n umber ke ys, and input oper at ors using but t on ke ys. Calendar When you ent er this menu a calendar will be displa yed. This function helps t o remind y ou of the schedule. The phone will sound a[...]

<< 87 My Stuff Menu 1. Call <Name or Number>: This function is activa ted only when if user sa ys com- mand “Call” and name stor ed in address book or specified phone n umber . Handset, v oice engine inside recognize users ut ter ance handset, displa ys name lists fr om your phone’ s addre ss book or phone number , how ev er noise[...]

88 >> My Stuff Menu • best match - 1 match: when the user tries t o find a number from the addr ess book via the call someone function, the most likel y match will be display ed - 4 matches: when the user trie s to find a name from the addr ess book via the call someone function, the four most likel y matched names will be display ed • sp[...]

<< 89 My Stuff Menu 3. T ap the center [Sa ve] ke y t o sav e the T ask it em. The following [Op tions] are a vailable in the T ask list. ] Status: Allo ws y ou to change the st atus of the selected t ask as In Pr ogress or Complet ed. ] Priorit y: Allows y ou to selecting [Lo w/Normal/High] according t o the importance. ] Delet e: Delet es t[...]

90 >> My Stuff Menu Mor e Other File s When you r eceive files of an undefined forma t (such as .vcs, .vcf , etc.) via E-mail, the files ar e sav ed in this folder . The following [Op tions] are a vailable. ] Delet e: Y ou can delete the select ed file. ] Rename: Y ou can edit the name of the select ed file. ] Ne w F older: Y ou can creat e a[...]

S et tings Menu T o ent er Set tings menu, tap the - k ey .[...]

Se t tings Menu Set tings Menu 92 >> Set tings Menu Call Call F orwarding When this net work service is activa ted, y ou can direct your incoming calls t o another number , for e xample, to y our voice mailbox n umber . F or details, cont act A T&T . Select one of the divert options, for ex ample, select If busy t o divert voice calls whe[...]

<< 93 Set tings Menu n Not e There will be no alert indicating the call ha s been connected. Y ou must sta y on the line to hear when the call is connect ed. Answer Mode This allow s you t o determine ho w to answ er the phone. ] Any K ey: Y ou can answer an incoming call b y tapping the [Send] or [c] ke y . e xcept the [END] ke y . ] Send K [...]

94 >> Set tings Menu TTY Allow s you t o at t ach a TTY device enabling you t o communicat e with parties also using a TTY device. A phone with TTY support is able to tr anslat e t yped charact ers t o voice. V oice can also be tr anslated int o char acter s and then display ed on the TTY . TTY mode (T ele T ype writer) TTY modes ar e as foll[...]

<< 95 Set tings Menu Connecting TTY Equipment and a T erminal 1. Connect a TTY cable to the TTY connection on the t erminal. (the TTY connection location is the same as a hands-fr ee ear socket) 2. Ent er the phone menu and set up the desired TTY mode. (F or a TTY mode, see abov e) 3. Aft er set ting a TTY mode, check the L CD screen of the p[...]

96 >> Set tings Menu - Off: Does no t automaticall y start recor ding video share call images. ] Service - On: This option activ ate s the Video Shar e Call service. - Off: If this option is select ed, the Video Shar e Call service will be una vailable ev en in a 3G service area. (If the service is Off , you will ha ve t o set it t o On and r[...]

<< 97 Set tings Menu Alert T ype ] Ringt ones: Supports 3 ring alert type s. Ring, Ring and Vibr ation, and Ring aft er Vibr ation. ] Message Alert T ones: Supports 6 me ssage aler t t ypes. Ring Once, Ring Every 2 Min, Ring Ev ery 1 5 Min, Ring & Vibr at e, Vibr at e, Silent. ] Other Alert T ones: Y ou can elect to turn Other Alert T one[...]

98 >> Set tings Menu ShortCut Menu The shortcut menu pro vides eight further menu options. Y ou need t o set this by t apping - - - [Displa y] -[Shor tCut Men u] to appear in stan yby mode. (Default is off .) Brightness Y ou can set the brightness of displa y screen. Use this t o select whether or not the phone uses the backlight. Languages Y[...]

<< 99 Set tings Menu Da t e&T ime Dat e This allow s you t o enter the da y , month and year . Y ou can change the date format via the Dat e F ormat menu op tion. T ime This allow s you t o enter the curr ent time. Y ou can choose the time format via the Time F ormat menu option. Aut o Updat e Select On t o set the phone t o aut omaticall[...]

100 >> Set tings Menu A2DP profile This icon appears when the A2DP pr ofile is used bet ween the st ereo headset de vice and the phone. This allows y ou to list en to an audio clip. A2DP is the Advanced Audio Distribution Pr ofile, which pro vides support for streaming either mono or st ereo audio using Bluet ooth. Hand-free +A2DP pr ofile Th[...]

<< 101 Set tings Menu Set tings This menu allow s you t o configure the pr ofile for a Bluetoo th. ] My Device V isibility 1. Selecting the Sho w option exposes y our phone to o ther Bluetooth device s. 2. Selecting Hide sho ws your phone onl y to alread y paired de vices. ] My Device Name: Allow s you t o change the handset's name that [...]

102 >> Set tings Menu PIN Code R equest When the PIN code reque st feature is set t o ‘On’ , you must ent er your PIN each time you switch the phone on. Consequentl y , any per son who does not ha ve your PIN canno t use your phone without your appr oval. n Not e Before se t ting the PIN code request featur e to Off , you must ent er your[...]

<< 103 Set tings Menu Y ou can change the access codes for: Securit y Code, PIN1, PIN2 n Not e PIN: P ersonal Identification Number . Connection Net work Pr ofiles This menu show s the Net work Profile. Y ou can register , delet e and edit b y using the Options Menu. Ho wev er , you cannot delet e or edit default configur ations pro vided by [...]

104 >> Set tings Menu ] On: Y ou cannot make (or r eceive) an y calls, including emergency calls, or use other featur es that r equire net work co ver age. ] Off: Y ou can deactivat e the flight mode and rest art your handset t o access the net work. Start Up Guide It helps you ge t to kno w how this mobile works. T ouch Calibra tion Re set y[...]

<< 105 Set tings Menu Handset Information This menu is used t o view My Numbers, Manufactur er and Model Name information etc. Re set Set tings This function allow s you t o rest ore fact ory set tings. T o do this, you need the securit y code. Mast er Reset Re store s the set tings (e.g.: Audio, Displa y , Language, Date & T ime, Bluet o[...]

Q&A Q&A 106 >> Q&A Please check t o see if any pr oblems you ha ve encount ered with the phone are described in this section befor e taking the phone in for a service or calling a service engineer . Q How do I vie w the list of outgoing calls, incoming calls and missed calls? A Pre ss the [SEND] ke y . Q How do I vie w all numbers[...]

<< 107 Q&A Q Why doe s the phone heat up? A The phone ma y get hot when there is a v ery long call dura tion or when games ar e play ed or even when surfing the Int ernet for a long time. This has no effect upon the life of the product or performance. Q Why doe s the bat t ery run out so quickly during normal use? A It is due t o the user[...]

108 >> Accessories Acce ssories Acce ssories There ar e a variet y of accessorie s available for y our mobile phone. Y ou can select these options accor ding to y our personal communication r equirement s. Consult your local dealer for a vailabilit y . T r avel A dapt er This adapt er allow s you to char ge the bat tery . It supports standar [...]

<< 109 Accessories Data Cable Kit * When installing, mak e sure t o connect to the PC aft er your phone and the cable ha ve been connect ed. Otherwise, your PC ma y hav e a problem. n Not e • Alwa ys use genuine L G accessories. F ailure t o do this may inv alidate y our war- r anty . • Accessories ma y be different in differ ent regions;[...]

110 >> F or Y our Safet y F or Y our Safet y F or Y our Safe t y Im po rtant Informatio n This user guide contains import ant information on the use and oper ation of this phone. Please r ead all the information carefully for op timal per formance and t o prev ent any damage t o or misuse of the phone. Any changes or modifications not e xpres[...]

<< 111 F or Y our Safet y Safet y Information Read the se simple guidelines. Breaking the rules ma y be danger ous or illegal. F ur ther de tailed information is giv en in this user guide. ] Do not disassemble this unit. T ake it t o a qualified service technician when repair w ork is requir ed. ] K eep aw ay fr om electrical appliances such [...]

112 >> F or Y our Safet y ] Do not lea ve the memory car d in extremel y hot location. ] Do not disassemble or modify the memory car d. FCC RF Exposure Informa tion W ARNING! Read this informa tion before oper ating the phone. In August 1 9 96, the F eder al Communications Commission (FCC) of the Unit ed Sta tes, with it s action in Report an[...]

<< 113 F or Y our Safet y This device and it s accessories comply with part 1 5 of FCC rules. Oper ation is subject t o the following t wo conditions: (1) This device and it s accessories ma y not cause harmful interfer ence, and (2) this device and it s accessories must accept an y interfer ence received, including int er fer ence that ma y [...]

Safe t y Guideline s Safet y Guidelines 114 >> Safet y Guidelines TI A Saf et y Informa ti on Pro vided herein is the complet e TIA Safet y Information for W ireless Handheld phones. Inclusion of the t ext cov ering Pacemak ers, Hearing Aids, and Other Medical Device s is required in the o wner’ s manual for CTIA Certification. Use of the r[...]

<< 115 Safet y Guidelines Ant enna Care Use only the supplied or an appr oved r eplacement antenna. Unauthorized ant ennas, modifications, or at tachments could damage the phone and ma y violat e FCC regulations. Phone Oper ation NORMAL POSITION: Hold the phone a s y ou would any o ther telephone with the ant enna pointed up and ov er your sh[...]

116 >> Safet y Guidelines P acemak ers The Health Industry Manufactur ers Association r ecommends that a minimum separ ation of six (6’) inches be maintained be tw een a handheld wireless phone and a pacemaker t o a void pot ential interfer ence with the pacemaker . These recommenda tions are consist ent with the independent resear ch by an[...]

<< 117 Safet y Guidelines Y ou should also consult the manufacturer of an y equipment that has been added t o your vehicle. P ost ed F acilities T urn y our phone OFF in any facilit y where post ed notices so r equire. Aircr aft FCC regula tions prohibit using your phone while in the air . T urn your phone OFF before boar ding an aircr aft. B[...]

118 >> Safet y Guidelines S af et y Information Please r ead and observe the following informa tion for safe and proper use of your phone and t o pre vent damage. Also, k eep the user guide in an accessible place at all the times aft er reading it. ] Do not disassemble or open crush, bend or deform, punctur e or shred. ] Do not modify or r em[...]

<< 119 Safet y Guidelines Bat t er y Information and Car e ] Please dispose of y our bat t ery properly or t ake it t o your local wirele ss carrier for recy cling. ] The bat tery does no t need to be fully dischar ged before r echarging. ] Use only L G-appro ved char gers specific t o your phone model since they ar e designed t o maximize ba[...]

120 >> Safet y Guidelines ] Do not short -circuit the bat tery . Metallic articles such a s a coin, paperclip or pen in your pock et or bag ma y short -circuit the + and – t erminals of the bat tery (met al strips on the bat t ery) upon moving. Short -circuit of the t erminal may damage the bat tery and cause an e xplosion. Gener al Notice [...]

<< 121 Safet y Guidelines ] Do not turn y our phone on or off when put ting it in your ear . FD A Consumer Update The U.S. F ood and Drug Administr ation Centre for De vices and Radiological Health Consumer Updat e on Mobile Phones. 1. Do wir eless phones pose a health hazard? The a vailable scientific evidence does no t show that an y health[...]

122 >> Safet y Guidelines ] Design wir eless phones in a wa y that minimizes an y RF exposur e to the user that is not nece ssary for device function; and ] Cooper at e in providing user s of wireless phones with the be st possible information on possible effects of wir eless phone use on human health. The FD A belongs to an int er agency wor[...]

<< 123 Safet y Guidelines (RF) because of the short distance bet ween the phone and the user’ s head. These RF e xposures ar e limited b y FCC safet y guidelines that w ere dev eloped with the advice of the FD A and other feder al health and safet y agencies. When the phone is locat ed at grea ter dist ances from the user , the exposur e t [...]

124 >> Safet y Guidelines 5. What r esearch is needed t o decide whether RF e xposure from wir eless phones poses a health risk? A combination of labor at ory studies and epidemiological studies of people actually using wir eless phones would pr ovide some of the dat a that are needed. Lifetime animal e xposure studies could be complet ed in [...]

<< 125 Safet y Guidelines users. The CR ADA will also include a br oad assessment of additional r esearch needs in the conte xt of the lat est re search dev elopments around the w orld. 7 . How can I find out ho w much radio fr equency energy exposur e I can get by using m y wireless phone? All phones sold in the Unit ed Stat es must comply w[...]

126 >> Safet y Guidelines whole body or a small part of the body . It is measured in w at ts/kg (or milliwat ts/g) of mat ter . This measurement is used t o determine whe ther a wirele ss phone complies with safet y guidelines. 9. What st eps can I tak e t o reduce my e xposure t o radiofr equenc y ener gy from m y wireless phone? If there is[...]

<< 127 Safet y Guidelines 1 1. What about wir eless phone int erference with medical equipment? Radio fr equency energy (RF) fr om wireless phones can int er act with some electronic de vices. F or this rea son, the FDA helped de velop a det ailed test method t o measure electr omagnetic int er fer ence (EMI) of implanted car diac pacemaker s[...]

128 >> Safet y Guidelines Driver Safet y T i p s Y our wireless phone giv es you the po werful abilit y to communica te b y voice almost an ywhere, anytime. An import ant responsibilit y accompanies the benefits of wir eless phones, one that e very user must uphold. When oper ating a car , driving is your first r esponsibilit y . When using y[...]

<< 129 Safet y Guidelines 6. Dial sensibly and a ssess the tr affic; if possible, place calls when you are no t moving or befor e pulling into tr affic. T ry to plan your calls befor e you begin your trip or a t temp t to coincide your calls with time s you ma y be stopped at a st op sign, red light or otherwise st ationary . But if you need [...]

130 >> Safet y Guidelines Consumer Informatio n on SAR (Speci fic Absorption R at e) This Model Phone Meets the Go vernment’ s Requirement s for Exposure t o Radio W av es. Y our wireless phone is a r adio tr ansmit t er and receiver . It is designed and manufactur ed not to e xceed the emission limits for e xposure t o radio fr equency (RF[...]

<< 131 Safet y Guidelines safe exposur e. The FCC has gr anted an Equipment Authoriza tion for this model phone with all report ed SAR le vels ev aluated a s in compliance with the FCC RF emission guidelines. S AR information on this model phone is on file with the FCC and can be found under the Displa y Grant section of ht tp://www .fcc.gov/[...]

Glossar y Glossar y 132 >> Glossary T o help y ou understand the main t echnical terms and abbr eviations used in this booklet and t ake full advant age of the feature on y our mobile phone, here ar e a few definitions. Call Barring Abilit y to r estrict outgoing and incoming calls. Call Divert Abilit y to r erout e calls to another n umber .[...]

<< 133 Glossary Line Identification Services (Caller ID) Service allowing subscriber s to vie w or block the telephone number s of callers. Confer ence Calls Abilit y to e stablish a conference call in volving up to fiv e additional parties. Phone P asswor d Securit y code used to unlock the phone when y ou hav e selected the option t o lock [...]

134 >> Glossary P atent Information This product w as manufactured under one or mor e of the following U.S. pat ents: 5 2 7 6 7 6 5 5 7 4 9 06 7 60 6 1 64 7[...]

<< 135 Index Inde x Inde x A Access Codes .............................................................................................................................................. 1 3 Addre ss Book .............................................................................................................................................[...]

136 >> Index D Dat e ............................................................................................................................................................... 99 Displa y Information ................................................................................................................................... 1 5 Dr [...]

<< 137 Index M Making a Call .............................................................................................................................................. 2 1 Messaging .................................................................................................................................................... 4 2 Minut[...]

138 >> Index S Stop watch .................................................................................................................................................... 89 Shop Music ................................................................................................................................................. 7 4 T T a[...]

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