LG Helix LW310 manual

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    USER GUIDE L W3 1 0 Plea se visit L G's w ebsit e or m y crick e t.com for the User Guide full y illustr a t ed on ho w t o use y our phone. P/N : MMBB0 3 5 2 1 0 1(1.0) L W3 1 0 KW[...]

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    C o p y r i g h t ©2009 LG Electr o n i c s , I n c . All rights reserved . LG and the LG logo ar e r e g i s t e r ed tr ade mar ks o f L G G r oup an d i ts r el a te d en ti t ie s. All other trademarks a r e t h e p r ope r ty of t hei r r espective owners.[...]

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    Impor t ant Safe t y Pr ecautions 1 Impor t ant Safe t y Pr ecautions R ead the se instructions. Br eaking the rule s ma y be danger ous or illegal. F ur ther de t ailed information is giv en in this user guide. W ARNING! Violation of the instructions may cause serious injur y or death. 1. Ne v er use an unappr ov ed bat t ery since this could dama[...]

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    Impor t ant Safe t y Pr ecautions 2 Impor t ant Safe t y Pr ecautions 1. Do no t e xpose the bat t ery char ger or adap t er t o dir ect sunlight or use it in place s with high humidit y , such as a bathr oom. 2. Do no t use har sh chemicals (such as alcohol, benzene, thinner s, e tc.) or det er gent s t o clean y our phone. This could cause a fir [...]

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    3 Impor t ant Safe t y Pr ecautions 1. Do not place or answ er calls while char ging the phone a s it ma y short -cir cuit the phone and/or cause electric shock or fir e. 2. Do not hold or let the ant enna come in cont act with y our body during a call. 3. Mak e sur e tha t no sharp-edged it ems such as animal’ s t ee th or nails, come int o c on[...]

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    T able of Cont ent s 4 T able of Cont ent s Import ant Safe t y Pr ecautions 1 T able of Cont ents 4 W elcome 7 T echnical De t ails 8 Import ant Information 8 FCC P art 1 5 Class B Compliance 8 T echnical Det ails 8 FCC RF Exposur e Information 1 0 Bodily Cont act During Oper ati on 1 0 V ehicle-Mount ed the Ext ernal Ant enna 1 1 FCC Notice and C[...]

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    5 T able of Cont ent s 1.2 P o w er 2 6 1.3 Aut o P air Handsfr ee 2 6 1.4 My V isibilit y 2 7 1.5 My Bluet ooth Name 2 7 1.6 My Blue t oo th Info 2 7 V oice Command 2 7 1. Launch 2 8 1.1 St ar t Command 2 8 1.1.1 Call <Name> or <Number> 2 8 1.1.2 V oicemail 2 8 1.1.3 Missed Calls 2 8 1.1.4 Me ssage s 2 8 1.1.5 T ime & Da t e 2 9 1.[...]

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    T able of Cont ent s 6 T able of Cont ent s Safet y Information 3 5 Char ger and A dapt er Safet y 3 6 Bat t ery Information and Car e 3 7 Explosion, Shock, and F ir e Hazar ds3 8 Gener al Notice 3 8 W arning! Impor tant safe t y information 4 0 A voiding hearing damage 4 0 Using y our phone safely 4 0 A voiding hearing damage 4 1 Using headset s s[...]

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    W elcome 7 W elcome Thank y ou for choosing the L W3 1 0 cellular phone designed t o oper a t e with the lat est digit al mobile communica tion t echnology , Code Division Multiple Acce ss (CDMA). Along with the man y adv anced fea tur e s of the CDMA s y st em, such as gr ea tly enhanced v oice clarit y , this compact phone offer s: ● Significan[...]

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    T echnical De t ails 8 T echnical De t ails Impor tant Informa tion This user’ s guide pr o vide s import ant information on the use and oper ation of y our phone. Please r ead all the information car efull y prior t o using the phone for the best performance and t o pre v ent an y damage t o or misuse of the phone. An y unappr o v ed change s or[...]

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    9 T echnical De t ails ne t w orks consist of MSO (Mobile Switching Office), BSC (Bas e St a tion Contr oller), BTS (Ba se St a tion T r ansmission Sy st em), MS (Mobile St a tion) and A WS (Adv anced W ir eless Service s). CDMA St andar d Basic Air Int erface TIA/EIA-9 5A TSB-7 4 ANSI J-S TD-00 8 TIA/EIA-IS2 000 ANSI TIA/EIA 5 5 3A CDMA Dual Mode [...]

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    T echnical Det ails 10 T echnical De t ails * TSB-7 4: Pr ot ocol bet w een an IS-9 5A s y st em and ANSI J- S TD-00 8 1xR TT s y st em r eceiv e s t wice a s man y subscribers in the wir eless section as IS-9 5. Its ba t t ery life is t wice as long a s IS-9 5. High- speed da t a tr ansmission is also possible. The follo wing t able list s some ma[...]

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    11 T echnical De t ails met allic components should no t be used. A v oid the use of accessorie s tha t cannot maint ai n 0.7 9 inche s (2.0 cm) dist ance be t w een the user’ s bod y and the back of the phone and ha v e not been t est ed for compliance with FCC RF e xposur e limits. V ehicle-Mount ed the Ext ernal Ant enna (Optional, if a v aila[...]

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    T echnical Det ails 12 T echnical De t ails Caution Use only the supplied and appr o v ed ant enna. Use of unauthorized ant ennas or modifica tions could impair call qualit y , damage the phone, voi d y our w arr ant y and/or r e sult in violation of FCC r egulations. Do no t use the phone with a damaged ant enna. If a damaged ant enna comes int o [...]

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    13 W elcome P ar t 1 5.1 0 5 st at ement This equipment has been t est ed and found t o comply with the limit s for a class B digit al de vice, pur suant t o P art 1 5 of the FCC R ule s. These limit s ar e de signed t o pr o vide r ea sonable pr ot ection against harmful int er fer ence in a r e sidential inst alla tion. This equipment gener at es[...]

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    Phone Ov ervie w 14 Phone Ov ervie w 1. Earpiece Let s y ou hear the caller . 2. L CD Scr een Displa y s me ssages and indica t or icons. When the phone is turned on, P ow er Sa v e mode aut oma tically dims the scr een and then dark ens it if no k e y s ar e pr essed. 3. Set tings Use t o access Se t tings men u. 4. Speak erphone K ey Use t o turn[...]

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    15 Phone Ov ervie w 1. Earphone Jack Allo w s the use of a headset t o hear caller's v oice. 2. Side K ey s Use t o adjust the ringer v olume in st andb y mode and the earpiece v olume during a call. 3. Char ger P ort Connects the phone t o the bat t ery char ger or o ther a v ailable accessorie s. 4. Side Camer a K ey Use for quick acce ss t [...]

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    Men us Ov ervie w 16 Menus Ov ervie w R ecent Calls 1. Missed Calls 2. R eceiv ed Calls 3. Dialed Calls 4. All Calls 5. Call T imer 6. Da t a Count er Me ssaging 1. Ne w T e xt Message 2. Ne w Pictur e Message 3. Inbo x 4. Sent 5. Dr afts 6. V oicemail 7. T emplat es 8. Set tings 1. All Message s 2. T e xt Message 3. Pictur e Me ssage 4. Edit V oic[...]

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    17 Menus Ov ervie w 2. My Menu 3. Alarm Clock 4. Calendar 5. Ez T ip Calc 6. Not epad 7. Calculat or 8. W orld Clock 9. St op w a tch 0. Unit Con v er t er V oice Command 1. Launch 1. St ar t Command 2. Command Mode 3. Announce Aler t 4. T r ain W or d 5. Best Ma tch Se t tings 1. Sound 1. Ringer s 2. V olume 3. Message Alert s 4. Alert T ype 5. Se[...]

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    Phone Ov ervie w 18 Menus Ov ervie w 6. Memory 1. R e serv ed Memory 2. Multimedia 7. Phone Info. 1. My Number 2. ESN/MEID 3. Icon Glossary 4. V er sion 5. W arr ant y Da t a Code 6. R efurbish Men u A c c e s s Pr e ss Menu to access nine phone menus. Ther e ar e t w o methods of acce ssing menus and submenus: ● Use the na vigation k e y t o hig[...]

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    19 Ge t ting St ar t ed with Y our Phone Ge t ting St ar t ed with Y our Phone The Ba t t e r y The phone comes with a r echar geable ba t t ery . K eep the ba t t ery char ged while no t in use in or der t o maximize t alk and st andb y time. The bat t ery char ge le v el is shown a t the t op of the L CD scr een. Inst alling the Bat t er y R emo [...]

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    20 Menus Ov ervie w C h a r ging the Ba t t e r y T o use the char ger pr o vided with y our phone: W arning! Use only the char ger pr ovided with the phone. Using any char ger other than the one included with the L W3 1 0 may damage y our phone or batter y . 1. Plug the end of the adapt er int o the phone’ s char ger port and the other end int o[...]

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    21 Multimedia Multimedia Multimedia V ie w , t ak e, and tr ade y our digit al pictur e s right fr om y our wir ele ss phone. 1. T ak e Phot o 1. Pr e ss , , . 2. Set the brightne ss , zoom and pr e ss Right Soft K e y Options t o change other se t tings. ● Use t o highlight an op tion and pr ess . V ie w Mode F it t o Scr een/ Landscape R e solu[...]

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    22 Br o w ser Multimedia Br o w ser The W eb featur e allo w s you t o vie w Int ernet cont ent. Access and selections within this featur e ar e dependent upon y our service pr o vider . F or specific informati on on W eb access thr ough y our phone, cont act y our service pr o vider . 1. St ar t Br o w ser Allo w s y ou t o initiat e an W eb se ss[...]

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    23 Br o w ser Scr olling Use t o scr oll thr ough the cont ent if the curr ent page does no t fit on one scr een. The curr entl y select ed it em is indicat ed b y a cursor on the scr een. F a st Scr olling Pr e ss and hold t o quickly mo v e the cur sor up and do wn on the curr ent scr een. Scr olling b y P age Pr e ss the Side K e y s t o mo v e [...]

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    24 Br o w ser Br o w ser Clearing Out T e xt/Number Ent er ed When ent ering t e xt or number s, pr e ss t o clear the last number , let t er , or s ymbol. Pr e ss and hold t o clear the input field complet el y . Initiating a Phone Call F r om Mobile W eb Y ou can mak ea phone call fr om Mobile W eb if the sit e y ou ar e using supports the fea tu[...]

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    25 Game & Apps/ T ools Game & Apps/ T ools Game & Apps 1. Game & Apps Allo w s y ou t o do wnload game s ad applications. Choose the soft war e y ou w ant fr om the list displa y ed on the scr een. 1. Pr e ss , . 2. Select the application or open shop t o br o w se and do wnload apps. T ools 1. Blue t oo th ® The L W3 1 0 is compat[...]

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    26 T ools T ools and r egist er 1-t o-1 connection with the t ar get de vice. F or pairing ne w Blue t ooth ® de vice 1. Pr e ss , , , . 2. F ollo w the Blue to o t h ® accessory instructions t o set the de vice t o pairing mode. 3. Pr e ss Left Soft K e y Sear ch . 4. If Bluet ooth ® po w er is se t t o off , y ou will be pr omp t ed t o turn p[...]

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    27 T ools 1.3 A u t o P air Handsfr e e 1. Pr e ss , , , . 2. Use t o select a set ting, then pr e ss . On / Off 1 . 4 M y V isibilit y Allo w s y ou t o set the visibilit y of y our Bluet ooth ® de vice. 1. Pr e ss , , , . 2. Use t o select a set ting, then pr e ss . V isible / Hidden 1.5 My Blue t oo th Name Allo w s y ou t o edit the name of th[...]

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    28 V oice Command V oice Command V oice C ommand Allo w s y ou t o mak e phone calls quickly and ea sil y b y v oice. Y our phone r ecalls the number fr om y our Cont act s, displa y s it briefl y , and then dials it. This menu also includes a fea tur e for those who ar e driving or blind. It deliv er s time information b y v oice and allo w s y ou[...]

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    29 V oice Command 1.1.4 Message s 1. Pr e ss , , , . -Or - Pr e ss and sa y "Message s". 1.1.5 T ime & Da t e 1. Pr e ss , , , . -Or - Pr e ss and sa y "T ime & Da t e". 1.1.6 Help Allo w s y ou t o check the informa tion of V oice Contr ol. 1. Pr e ss , , , . -Or - Pr e ss and sa y "Help". 1. 2 Command Mode Al[...]

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    30 Se t tings Se t tings 1.4 T r ain W o r d Allo w s y our t o tr ain w or ds for impr o v ed V oice Command r e sponses. 1. Pr es s , , . 2. Select options. V oice Command/ Answ er/ Digit Dial 1.5 Be st M atch Allo w s y ou t o choose whe ther the phone displa y s the 4 closest matche s, or onl y the closest match, when using the V oice Command C[...]

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    Safe t y TIA Safe t y Information The follo wing is the comple t e TIA Safet y Information for wir ele ss handheld phones. Exposur e t o Radio F r equenc y Signal Y our wir ele ss handheld por t able phone is a lo w po w er r adio tr ansmit t er and r eceiv er . When ON, it r eceiv e s and sends out Radio F r equency (RF) signals. In August, 1 9 9 [...]

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    Safe t y 32 Safe t y could damage the phone and ma y violat e FCC r egulations. Phone Oper a tion NORMAL POSITION: Hold the phone as y ou would an y other t elephone with the ant enna point ed up and o v er y our shoulder . T ips on Efficient Oper ation F or y our phone t o oper a t e most efficiently: Don’ t t ouch the ant enna unnecessaril y wh[...]

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    Safe t y 33 P acemak ers The Health Industry Manufactur ers A ssociation r ecommends tha t a minimum separ ation of six (6) inche s be maint ained be t ween a handheld wir ele ss phone and a pacemak er t o a v oid pot ential int erfer ence with the pacemak er . These r ecommendations ar e consist ent with the independent r e sear ch b y and r ecomm[...]

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    Safe t y 34 Safe t y Health Car e F acilities T urn y our phone OFF in health car e facilitie s when an y r egula tions post ed in the se ar ea s instruct y ou t o do so. Hospit als or health car e facilitie s ma y use equipment that could be sensitiv e t o e xt ernal RF ener gy . V ehicles RF signals ma y affect impr operl y inst alled or inadequa[...]

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    Safe t y 35 Ar ea s with a pot entially e xplosive atmospher e ar e oft en, but no t alw a y s mark ed clearl y . P ot ential ar ea s ma y include: fueling ar eas (such as ga soline st a tions); belo w deck on boa ts; fuel or chemical tr ansfer or st or age facilitie s; v ehicles using liquefied pe tr oleum gas (such a s pr opane or but ane); ar ea[...]

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    Safe t y 36 Safe t y t o fir e, e xplosion or other hazar d. ● Only use the ba t t ery for the s y st em for which it is specified. ● Onl y use the bat t ery with a char ging s y st em that ha s been qualified with the s y st em per IEEE-Std-1 7 2 5-2 00 6. Use of an unqualified ba t t ery or char ger ma y pr esent a risk of fir e, e xplosion, [...]

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    Safe t y 37 ● Insert the bat t ery pack char ger v er ticall y int o the w all po w er sock e t. ● Use the corr ect adap t er for y our phone when using the ba t t ery pack char ger abr oad. ● Only use the appr o v ed bat t ery char ger . Otherwise, y ou ma y cause serious damage t o you r phone. Ba t t er y Information and Car e ● Please d[...]

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    Safe t y 38 Safe t y Explosion, Shock, and F ir e Hazar ds ● Do not put y our phone in a place subject t o e x ces siv e dust and k eep the minim um r equir ed dist ance be t ween the po w er cor d and hea t sour ces. ● Unplug the po w er cor d prior t o cleaning your phone, and clean the po w er plug pin when it’ s dir t y. ● When using th[...]

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    Safe t y 39 ● T alking on y our phone for a long period of time ma y r educe call qualit y due t o heat gener at ed during use. ● When the phone is not used for a long period time, st or e it in a safe place with the po w er cor d unplug ged. ● Using the phone in pr o ximit y t o r eceiving equipment (i.e., TV or r adio) ma y cause int er fer[...]

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    Safe t y 40 Safe t y W arning! Impor t ant safe t y information A v oiding hearing damage P ermanent hearing loss ma y occur if y ou use y our phone and/or headset a t a high v olume. Se t the v olume t o a safe le v el. Y ou can adapt o ver time t o a higher v olume of sound tha t ma y sound normal but can be damaging t o y our hearing. If y ou e [...]

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    Safe t y 41 A v oiding hearing damage P ermanent hearing loss ma y occur if y ou use y our headse t at a high v olume. Se t the v olume t o a safe le v el. Y ou can adapt o v er time t o a higher volume of sound that ma y sound normal but can be damaging t o your hearing. If y ou e xperience ringing in y our ear s or muffled speech, st op list enin[...]

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    Safe t y 42 Safe t y 1. Do wir ele ss phones pose a health hazar d? The a vailable scientific e vidence doe s not sho w tha t an y health pr oblems ar e a ssociat ed with using wir ele ss phones. Ther e is no pr oof , ho we v er , that wir ele ss phones ar e absolut el y safe. W ir eless phone s emit lo w le v els of Radio F r equency (RF) ener gy [...]

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    Safe t y 43 Although the e xisting scientific da t a do not justify FD A r egula t ory actions, the FD A has ur ged the wir eless phone industry t o t ak e a number of st eps, including the following: ● Suppor t needed r esear ch int o possible biological effect s of RF of the t ype emit t ed b y wir ele ss phones; ● De sign wir eless phone s i[...]

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    Safe t y 44 Safe t y with FCC safet y guidelines tha t limit RF e xposur e. The FCC r elies on the FD A and other health agencies for safe t y questions about wir ele ss phones. The FCC also r egula t e s the ba se st a tions that the wir eless phone ne t w orks r ely upon. While the se ba se st ations oper at e at higher po w er than do the wir el[...]

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    Safe t y 45 r e sear ch done alr ead y? The r e sear ch done thus far ha s pr oduced conflicting r e sult s, and man y studies ha v e suffer ed fr om fla w s in their r esear ch methods. Animal e xperiment s in v estiga ting the effects of R adio F r equency (RF) ener gy e xposur e s char act eristic of wir eless phone s ha v e yielded conflicting [...]

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    Safe t y 46 Safe t y 5. Wha t r e sear ch is needed t o decide whether RF e xposur e fr om wir ele ss phones pose s a health risk? A combination of labor at ory studies and epidemiological studies of people actuall y using wir ele ss phones w ould pr ov ide some of the dat a that ar e needed. Life time animal e xposur e studies could be comple t ed[...]

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    Safe t y 47 Or ganization Int erna tional Electr o Magne tic Fields (EMF) Pr oject since it s inception in 1 9 9 6. An influential r esult of this w ork ha s been the de v elopment of a det ailed agenda of r esear ch needs that ha s driv en the est ablishment of ne w r esear ch pr ogr ams ar ound the w orld. The pr oject ha s also helped de v elop [...]

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    Safe t y 48 Safe t y of 1.6 w at ts per kilogr am (1.6 W/kg). The FCC limit is consist ent with the safet y st andar ds dev eloped b y the Institut e of Electrical and Electr onic Engineering (IEEE) and the National Council on Ra diation Pr o t ection and Mea sur ement. The e xposur e limit t ak e s int o consider ation the bod y’ s abilit y t o [...]

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    Safe t y 49 St andar dized S AR t e st methodology is e xpect ed t o gr ea tly impr o v e the consist ency of measur ements made a t differ ent labor a t orie s on the same phone. S AR is the measur ement of the amount of ener gy absorbed in tissue, either b y the whole body or a small part of the body . It is measur ed in w at ts/kg (or milliw a t[...]

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    Safe t y 50 Safe t y de scribed abo v e t o r educe yo ur RF e xposur e fr om wir eless phone use. 1 0. What about childr en using wir ele ss phones? The scientific e vidence doe s not sho w a danger t o users of wir ele ss phones, including childr en and t eenager s. If y ou w ant t o t ak e st eps t o lo w er e xposur e t o Radio F r equency (RF)[...]

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    Safe t y 51 no w part of a st andar d sponsor ed b y the Association for the Adv ancement of Medical Instrument a tion (AAMI). The final dr aft, a joint effort b y the FD A, medical de vice manufactur ers, and man y other gr oups, w a s complet ed in lat e 2 000. This st andar d will allo w manufactur ers t o ensur e tha t car diac pacemak er s and[...]

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    Safe t y 52 Safe t y Non-lonizing Radia tion Pr o t ection (ht tp://www .icnirp.de) W orld Health Or ganiz ation (WHO) Int ernational EMF Pr oject (ht tp://www .who.int/emf) National R adiological Pr o t ection Boar d (UK) (ht tp://www .hpa.or g.uk/r adiation/) 1 0 Driv er Safe t y T ips Y our wir ele ss phone giv es y ou the po w erful abilit y t [...]

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    Safe t y 53 r each and wher e y ou can r each it without r emo ving y our e y es fr om the r oad. If y ou ge t an incoming call at an incon v enient time, if possible, let y our voicemail answ er it for y ou. 4. Suspend con v er sa tions during hazar dous driving conditions or situations. Le t the per son y ou ar e speaking with kno w y ou ar e dri[...]

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    Safe t y 54 Safe t y ar e distr acting and e v en danger ous when y ou ar e behind the wheel of a car . Mak e people y ou ar e t alking with a war e y ou ar e driving and if necessary , suspend con v er sa tions which ha ve the po t ential t o div ert y our at t ention fr om the r oad. 8. Use y our wir ele ss phone t o call for help. Y our wir ele [...]

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    Safe t y 55 appear s injur ed or a v ehicle y ou kno w t o be st olen, call r oadside a ssist ance or o ther special non-emer gency wir ele ss number . The abo v e tips ar e meant a s gener al guidelines. Befor e deciding t o use your mobile de vice while oper a ting a v ehicle, it is r ecommended tha t y ou consult y our applicable jurisdiction’[...]

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    Safe t y 56 Safe t y de v eloped b y scientific and engineering e xperts dr a wn fr om industry , gov ernment, and academia aft er e xt ensiv e r e vie w s of the scientific lit er a tur e r elat ed t o the biological effects of RF ener gy . The e xposur e Limit for wir eless mobile phone s emplo y s a unit of measur ement kno wn as the Specific Ab[...]

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    Safe t y 57 locations (e.g., a t the ear and w orn on the bod y) as r equir ed b y the FCC for each model. This de vice w as t est ed for t ypical bod y -w orn oper ations with the back of the phone k ep t 0.7 9 inches (2.0 cm) be t w een the user’ s body and the back of the phone. T o compl y with FCC RF e xposur e r equir ements, a minimum sepa[...]

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    Safe t y 58 Safe t y aft er sear ching on FCC ID. T o find informa tion that pert ains t o a par ticular model phone, this sit e uses the phone FCC ID number which is usuall y print e d some wher e on the ca se of the phone. Sometime s it ma y be nece ssary t o r e mo v e the bat t ery pack t o find the number . Once y ou ha v e the FCC ID number f[...]

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    Safe t y 59 t elecommunications service s for per sons with hearing disabilitie s. While some wir ele ss phones ar e used near some hearing de vice s (hearing aids and cochlear implants), user s ma y de t ect a buzzing, humming, or whining noise. Some hearing de vice s ar e mor e immune than o ther s t o this int er fer ence noise, and phone s also[...]

  • Page 62

    Safe t y 60 Safe t y Hearing de vice s ma y also be r at ed. Y our hearing de vice manufactur er or hearing health pr ofe ssional ma y help you find this r ating. Higher r atings mean that the hearing de vice is r ela tiv el y immune t o int erfer ence noise. The hearing aid and wir ele ss phone r ating v alue s ar e then added t ogether . A sum of[...]

  • Page 63

    Safe t y 61 American National St andar ds Institut e (ANSI) C6 3.1 9 st andar d. T o ent er that the Hearing Aid Compatibilit y r ating for y our phone is maint ained, secondary tr ansmit t er s such as Blue t ooth and WLAN components m ust be disabled during a call. See P age 5 2 for instructions t o disable these component s. F or in for ma tion [...]

  • Page 64

    62 Limit ed W arr ant y St a t ement Limit ed W arr ant y St a t ement 1. WHAT THIS WARRANTY COVERS: L G offer s y ou a limit ed w arr ant y that the enclosed subscriber unit and its enclosed acce ssorie s will be fr ee fr om defect s in ma t erial and w orkmanship, accor ding t o the follo wing t erms and conditions: (1) The limit ed w arr ant y f[...]

  • Page 65

    63 Limit ed W arr ant y St a t ement Department of L G. L G shall bear the cost of shipping the pr oduct back t o the consumer aft er the completion of service under this limit ed warr ant y . 2. WHAT THIS WARRANTY DOES NOT COVER: (1) Defects or damage s r e sulting fr om use of the pr oduct in o ther than its normal and cust omary manner . (2) Def[...]

  • Page 66

    Limit ed W arr ant y St at ement 64 Limit ed W arr ant y St a t ement including, but not limit ed t o an y implied warr ant y of mark e t abilit y or fitne ss for a particular use. (7) Damage r e sulting fr om use of non-L G appr o v ed accessorie s. (8) All plastic sur face s and all o ther e xt ernall y e xposed parts tha t ar e scr atched or dam[...]

  • Page 67

    65 Limit ed W arr ant y St a t ement L G SHALL NO T BE LIABLE FOR THE L OSS OF THE USE OF THE PR ODUCT , INCONVENIENCE, L OSS OR ANY O THER D AMA GES, DIRECT OR CONSEQUENTIAL, ARISING OUT OF THE USE OF , OR INABILITY T O USE, THIS PR ODUCT OR FOR ANY BREA CH OF ANY EXPRESS OR IMPLIED W ARR ANTY , INCLUDING THE IMPLIED W ARR ANTY OF MARKET ABILITY A[...]

  • Page 68

    66 Inde x Inde x 1 1 0 Driver Safe t y T ips 52 A Announce Alert 2 9 Aut o P air Handsfr ee 2 7 B Ba t t ery Char ge Le v el 20 Best Ma tch 3 0 Bluet ooth® 2 5 Br o w ser 2 2 C Char ging the Bat t ery 20 Command Mode 29 Consumer Informa tion on S AR 5 5 F FCC Hearing -Aid Compatibilit y (HA C) R egula tions for W ir eless De vices 5 8 FD A Consume[...]

  • Page 69

    67 Inde x T T able of Cont ent s 4 T ake Pho t o 2 1 T echnical Det ails 8 The Bat t ery 1 9 TIA Safet y Information 31 T ools 2 5 T r ain W or d 3 0 V V oice Command 2 8 W W arning! Impor t ant safet y information 4 0 W elcome 7[...]