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C610 User Manual Thank y ou for choosin g the P antech C610, o ur late st 3G m obile phone. The Pan tech C6 10 has many fe atures designe d to en hance y our mobile experie nce. Fr om its sleek, stylish design , we kn ow you will enjoy t he enti re C610 experi ence. This Us er Guid e conta ins imp ortant and use ful inf ormatio n that will maximiz [...]
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2 Spe ci fic ati on s Design Clamshe ll phon e with interna l and e xternal displa y Displa ys • 260k co lors TF T LCD w ith 2.0 ” inter nal dis play • 65k col ors CST N LCD w ith 1.0 ” external display • 7 lines for te xt in b asic mo de with 16-poi nt font • Two sof t keys and fou r-way s croll a nd sele ction @ keys Melodi es MP3, M[...]
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3 Pho ne o ver vi ew Earpiece Internal display Left/Right Soft key Perform the functions shown at the bottom line of the display OK key or access MEdia Net Press to enter menu system Power on&off/Menu exit key/End key Turns phone on/off, ends calls, exits menus Clear key and Calendar Returns to previous screen or deletes characters in text mode[...]
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4 Numbere d menu items, such as menus, sub-men us, and option s can be quic kly acc essed b y using their shortcu t numbe rs. In Menu mo de, Main Me nus can be acc essed b y pressin g the n umber k eys (1 to 9) corresp onding to thei r locat ion on the scr een. Example : Acces sing th e Langu age menu. 1. Press the Menu . 2. Press the 9 for Se ttin[...]
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5 AT&T Mall Shop Tones Shop Games Shop Graphics Shop Multimedia Shop Applications Shop Videos MEdia Net Home AT&T GPS AT&T Navigator My Stuff Audio Games Applications Graphics Video Tools & Utilities Other Files Memory Info Address Book Contacts Add Contact Speed Dial Groups My Business Card Memory in Use My Phone Number Memory Info[...]
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6 Qui ck & ea sy Keys Func tions < > Perform the fu nctions shown at the bottom line of the di splay b y using these soft ke ys. Scroll through the me nu opti ons in Menu mo de. In standby mode, Left: A ccess M y Stuff menu Right: Access IM menu Up: Acc ess Cre ate Mes sage me nu Down: A ccess C ontacts menu @ Select a menu functio n or s[...]
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7 Keys Func tions 0 ~ 9 Ente r numbe rs, let ters or specia l chara cters. Go to t he dial screen if pre ssed in standb y mode. * Enter o r exit from vi brate m ode if pressed and he ld in s tandby mode. Show th e symbo l input screen if pre ssed in text i nput mo de. 0 Enter a n inter nationa l diali ng prefi x if pr essed a nd held in stan dby m[...]
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C o n t e n t s Specific ations ....... ....... ....... ....... ....... ....2 Phone o verview ........ ....... ....... ....... .......3 Using s hortcut s . ....... ....... ....... ....... .......4 Menu ov erview .......... ....... ....... ....... ......4 Quick & easy ............ ....... ....... ....... ....... . 6 1. Getting Starte d SIM car [...]
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C o n t e n t s C o n t e n t s Managin g memor y ............ ....... .....52 Playing games ....... ....... ....... ....... ..52 5. Useful Feature s Alarm .......... ....... ....... ....... ....... .......56 Calenda r ......... ....... ....... ....... ....... ...56 Notepad and vo ice mem o ......... ....57 Calculator, convert er and stop wa tch ..[...]
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Getting Starte d Calls a nd addr ess boo k Messagi ng Multime dia Useful Feature s Connect ivity Setting s Appendi x 08 07 06 05 04 03 02 01 SIM car d and b attery Turn ph one on/ off Keypad lock Essenti al disp lay ind ication s Memory card Assigni ng the menu Updatin g softw are Get ti ng St ar ted[...]
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12 SIM c ar d a nd b att er y About your S IM car d When yo u subsc ribe to your n etwork operato r, you receive a SIM ( Subscri ber Ide ntity M odule) card co ntainin g your registr ation i nformat ion, PI N code, etc. Like a credit card, i t shoul d be ke pt secu re and handled careful ly. Do not ben d, scra tch or expose it to m oisture . Avoid [...]
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02 05 04 03 06 08 07 13 01 Getti ng S tarte d Ess en ti al di sp lay i nd ica ti on s Signal s trength. The gre ater the number of bars, the str onger the sign al. When network is in s earching mode, is disp layed. A call i s being made. Wh en you a re in no service area is displaye d Call for warding N is acti ve Data N folder Incoming calls s et [...]
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14 Bluetooth is activ e Earphone is conn ected TTY is a ctive A GPRS s ignal is availab le. It i s displa yed when there i s an active G PRS sess ion An EDGE signal i s availa ble. It is displ ayed whe n there is an active E DGE sess ion A 3G sig nal is a vailable . It is displaye d when t here is an activ e 3G sessi on WAP is c onnected . When t h[...]
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02 05 04 03 06 08 07 15 01 Getti ng S tarte d To cop y the file to the ca rd 1. Select the fil e > Opt ions > Copy to Extern al Memo ry . 2. To cop y the fi le back to phon e, pres s Optio ns > Co py to Phone . To mov e the file to the ca rd 1. Select the fil e > Opt ions > Move to Extern al Memo ry . 2. To mov e the fi le back[...]
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16 you cho ose to update the sof tware n ow , it wil l resta rt the handset . If yo u postp one upd ating t he soft ware, y ou can select between 30 min s, 1 ho ur or 4 hours in the Option s. After s electin g the u pdating time, you wil l be se nt back to standby mode. If you go to S oftware Update while you are in post poning, press Continu e Upd[...]
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08 07 06 05 04 03 Getting Starte d Calls a nd addr ess boo k Messagi ng Multime dia Useful Feature s Connect ivity Setting s Appendi x 02 01 Cal ls an d ad dre ss bo ok Making, receiv ing and ending a call Using v ideo sh are Options during a call Call se ttings Checkin g all c alls Speed d ialing Using a ddress book Caller identifi cation Using y[...]
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20 Mak in g, re ce iv ing a nd en di ng a c al l Making a cal l 1. Enter the are a code and pho ne numb er. 2. Press S key. Answer ing a call 1. Press S . Ending a cal l 1. Press E . Once th e call is comp lete, a call s ummary is disp layed. Reject ing a call 1. Press E or Ign ore . Making a cal l usin g call list Your ph one log s up to 20 dia le[...]
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05 04 03 06 08 07 21 01 02 Calls & a ddres s boo k 1. Press Emergen cy Numb er, or press S OS if y our pho ne does no t have a SIM c ard. 2. Press S . Replyi ng to a miss ed call N 1. Press View to displa y the l ist of missed calls. 2. Select a numb er to c all by pressin g the U/D key. 3. Press S . Answer ing a second call N 1. Press S . The [...]
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22 Stoppi ng vid eo sha re 1. Press Stop to end. 2. To end a call press E . Increa sing o r decr easing the br ightne ss 1. Press Options > Brig htness . 2. Adjust the br ightnes s by pr essing L / R . Zoom i n and out 1. Press Options > Zoom . It ra nges fr om x1 t o x3. Stoppi ng the recor ding 1. Press Options > Stop Record ing . Fo r d[...]
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05 04 03 06 08 07 23 01 02 Calls & a ddres s boo k Return ing to a hel d call 1. Press Options > Unho ld or p ress S again. Multi- party calls N You can talk w ith mor e than one per son or have co nferenc e call. Making a mul ti-par ty call 1. Call t he first partici pant. 2. Call t he seco nd part icipant . The fi rst cal l is au tomatic[...]
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24 2. Press Create New Mes sage . Fo r de t ai ls o n c r eat in g a te x t me ss a ge , se e p ag e 34. Cal l Se tti ng s Settin g auto redia l 1. Press Men u > Set tings > Call > Auto R edial . 2. Se lect On or Off . Answer ing by press ing any key 1. Press Menu > Setting s > Cal l > Any Key An swer . 2. Select Answer with A ny [...]
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05 04 03 06 08 07 25 01 02 Calls & a ddres s boo k Settin g reco rding locatio n 1. Press Menu > Setting s > Cal l > Vid eo Shar e . 2. Press Recordi ng Loca tion . 3. Select Phone or Exte rnal Me mory > Select . Che ck in g a ll c all s You can view i nformat ion abo ut all Recent Calls . For mor e options for al l, miss ed, rec ei[...]
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26 Counter . – Current In fo : You can vi ew tran smitted data i n the c urrent session in Kby tes. Se nt , Rec eived a nd Tota l infor mation are als o avail able. – Last Info : You ca n view Sent , R eceived , Total and Duratio n infor mation of the previou s sessi on’s tr ansmitt ed in Kbyt es. – Total Info : You c an view all th e Sent [...]
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05 04 03 06 08 07 27 01 02 Calls & a ddres s boo k Changi ng spe ed dia ling pe rson 1. Select a numb er > @ or Opt ions > Change . 2. Select a pers on > @ or Sel ect . Removi ng fro m spee d dial 1. Select a numb er > Op tions > Delete . Usi ng t he ad dr ess b oo k You can save n ames, p hone nu mbers, and inf ormatio n on th e[...]
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28 default ed grou ps. 3. To add new gr oup, pr ess Opt ions > Add Gro up . 4. To edi t group , press Edit G roup . Y ou can also se t a specific r ingtone b y selecti ng Ringto ne > @ > sele ct the rington e. Cal le r ide nt ifi cat io n Caller ident ificati on N 1. Press Menu > Setting s > Cal l > Dis play My Number . 2. Sele[...]
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05 04 03 06 08 07 29 01 02 Calls & a ddres s boo k no te : PIN2 must be correc tly ent ered wi thin 3 attempt s. If you inp ut the incorre ct code three times i n a row , the PIN2 code wi ll be b locked. If the PIN2 c ode is blocked , pleas e contact your s ervice provide r . PIN2 code is sup plied w ith the SIM card.[...]
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08 07 06 05 04 02 01 Getting Starte d Calls a nd addr ess boo k Messagi ng Multime dia Useful Feature s Connect ivity Setting s Appendi x Mes sa gin g Enterin g text Messagi ng Receivi ng mess ages Creatin g and s ending text me ssages Creatin g a mul timedia messag es Message templa tes Setting s messa ge Voice m essage setting Email Using i nstan[...]
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32 Ent er in g t ex t You can enter text wi th mult i-tap, predict ive, nu meric o r symbo l. Useful keys * Display symbols 0 Adding s pace # Press to change capital mode. Press to change ab Ab AB and pre ss to ch ange fro m multi to predicti ve to Nu mber Multi-ta p dbc (a ll small caps / first let ter caps / all cap s) Predicti ve g e f ( all sm[...]
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02 05 04 06 08 07 33 01 03 Messa ging Alphab et inp ut mod e Press t he key labeled with t he targ et lett er once for th e first letter and twi ce for the sec ond let ter and so on. 1. Press # to cha nge the mode t o multi -tap. 2. Press 2 to 9 to inp ut text repeat edly. T o write the letter “C”, pr ess 2 3 time s. To w rite nu mber 2 press [...]
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34 Rec ei vi ng me ss age s Viewin g a ne w mess age 1. Press View or press @ . Readin g a me ssage from th e inbo x 1. Press Menu > Messagi ng > In box . 2. Select a rece ived me ssage > @ . Saving a num ber or e-mail from a rece ived m essage 1. Select a rece ived me ssage > Option s > Vie w . 2. Press Options > Save . 3. Select[...]
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02 05 04 06 08 07 35 01 03 Messa ging Cre at in g a m ul tim ed ia me ss ag es You can create new mu ltimedi a messa ge. Cap acity i s 300Kb and an error m essage will al ert you once y ou exce ed the capacit y. Adding a sav ed pic ture to the m essage 1. Press U or pre ss Menu > Mess aging > Create Messag e 2. Write a messa ge. 3. Press Opti[...]
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36 Adding a sav ed vid eo to t he mes sage 1. Press U or pre ss Menu > Mess aging > Create Messag e . 2. Write a messa ge. 3. Press Options > Add Video > Saved Videos . 4. Select a vide o > Opt ions > Select . 5. To pla y, pres s Optio ns > Pr eview > Curren t . 6. To pre view th e whole messag e press Option s > Pre view[...]
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02 05 04 06 08 07 37 01 03 Messa ging Mes sa ge se tt in gs Settin g mess age ce nter 1. Press Menu > Messagi ng > Se ttings . 2. Press Text Me ssage . 3. Enter new Cen ter Add ress. 4. Press Save . Settin g profi les fo r multi media messag e 1. Press Menu > Messagi ng > Se ttings . 2. Press Multime dia Mas sage > MMS Pro files . [...]
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38 Ema il You can receiv e email s from your se rvice p rovider . Receiv ing an email 1. Press Menu > Messagi ng > Mo bile Em ail . 2. Select an ema il > @ . Usi ng i nst an t mes se ng er Use Ins tant Me ssenger (IM) t o send and rec eive sh ort, si mple message s that are del ivered immedia tely. Starti ng an instan t messe nger 1. Press[...]
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08 07 06 05 03 02 01 Getting Starte d Calls a nd addr ess boo k Messagi ng Multime dia Useful Feature s Connect ivity Setting s Appendi x 04 Mul ti med ia Camera Photo a lbum Video a lbum Audio a lbum Music p layer Setting s music player Media p layer Other fi les Managin g memor y Playing games[...]
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42 Cam er a You can take p ictures and re cord mo vies us ing the built- in camera. The ph otos an d video clips can be saved a nd sent via multime dia mes sages. In the optio ns men u for c amera Icons Name Descript ion White Balance Auto ( ), Day Light ( ), Tungsten ( ), Fluore scent ( ) Effect Normal ( ), Sepia ( ), Nagative ( ), B&W ( ) Sel[...]
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02 05 03 06 08 07 43 01 04 Multi medi a Resoluti on 128x96 ( MMS) ( ), 176x144 (MMS) ( ), 128x96 ( ), 176 x144 ( ) Advanced Video Qu ality, S ound Rec ording, Save Loc ation, T imer Sou nd, File Format, Default File Nam e Zoom i n and out 1. Press U/D . It ra nges fr om x1 t o x4. Increa sing o r decr easing the br ightne ss 1. Press L / R . It ra [...]
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44 Delete Options > Delete Rename Opt ions > R ename View pho to’s inf ormation Option s > Prop erties Record ing a video 1. Press Menu > My Stuf f > Too ls & Ut ilities > Vide o Camera . 2. Focus on the object > @ or pre ss Opti ons > R ecord . 3. Press Stop to stop. 4. Press Options > Play to pla y the v ideo cl i[...]
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02 05 03 06 08 07 45 01 04 Multi medi a Pho to a lbu m You can view, send, s ave to your ph one or an exte rnal me mory card an d also delete photos. JPEG f ormat i s suppo rted, a nd other f ormats are sav ed in t he Grap hics fo lder. no te : T o access G raphics , press Menu > My Stu ff > Graphic s . Viewin g the saved picture s 1. Press L[...]
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46 Playin g the saved video c lips 1. Press L in sta ndby mo de or p ress Me nu > My Stuff . 2. Press Video . 3. Select a vide o clip > @ or pre ss Opti ons > P lay . Using video player contro ls To Press Pause @ Play @ Rewind and hold L Fast for ward and hold R Rotate t o landsc ape mode Option s > Land scape Control volume Side key up[...]
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02 05 03 06 08 07 47 01 04 Multi medi a Rewind Hol d L Fast for ward Hold R Control volume Side key up or d own To set as a ring t one 1. Press Menu > My Stuf f > Aud io . 2. Select a soun d > Opt ions > Set as Ring To ne . To mov e or c opy mu ltiple sound to ext ernal memory 1. Press Menu > My Stuf f > Aud io . 2. Press Options [...]
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48 Playin g the music 1. Press Options > Musi c Playe r in st andby m ode or press Menu > AT&T Mu sic > M usic Pl ayer . 2. Select the ca tegoriz e using U/D to pla y the m usic. 3. Select the fil e using U/D then p ress @ . 4. Press Options > Add to Play list to add to the pl aylist. 5. Press Options > Stop to sto p playi ng. n[...]
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02 05 03 06 08 07 49 01 04 Multi medi a no te : Durin g playi ng the music t he file can not be s et as ring to ne. Y ou cann ot set a file w hich is larger t hen 300 Kb as a ri ngtone. Deleti ng mus ic 1. Press Options > Musi c Playe r in st andby m ode or press Menu > AT&T Mu sic > M usic Pl ayer . 2. Select the mu sic fro m the l [...]
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50 Mus ic p lay er s ett in gs Shuffli ng music 1. Press Options > Musi c Playe r in st andby m ode or press Menu > AT&T Mu sic > M usic Pl ayer . 2. Press Setting s . 3. Select Play M ode > S huffle . 4. Select Shuffle On or Shuffle Off > @ . Repeat ing th e musi c 1. Press Options > Musi c Playe r in st andby m ode or pr[...]
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02 05 03 06 08 07 51 01 04 Multi medi a <Audio player> <Video player> Icons for pl ayer Icon Name Descript ion Volume Mute Previous Next Short Pr ess : Pr evious, Next Long Pre ss : Fas t Rewind , Fast F orward Pause Play Repeat O n Playin g the video clip 1. Press L in sta ndby mo de or p ress Me nu > My Stuff 2. Press Tools & U[...]
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52 Man ag in g m em or y Viewin g memo ry sta tus 1. Press L in sta ndby mo de or p ress Me nu > My Stuff . 2. Press Memory Info . 3. Use U/D to vie w the i nformat ion. Pla yi ng ga me s You can downlo ad game s to pl ay with . It is easy t o downl oad and you can pr eview t hem bef orehand . You w ill onl y be ab le to view ga mes tha t are a [...]
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08 07 06 04 03 02 01 Getting Starte d Calls a nd addr ess boo k Messagi ng Multime dia Useful Feature s Connect ivity Setting s Appendi x 05 Use fu l F ea tu res Alarm Calenda r Notepad and vo ice mem o Calcula tor, co nverter and st op watc h Busines s card Memory informa tion[...]
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56 Ala rm Settin g an a larm 1. Press Menu > My Stuf f > Too ls & Ut ilities > Alar ms . 2. Press New for new al arm for the fir st time . 3. Set th e Cycle , Time , Alarm Sound a nd Snoo ze > Sa ve . Viewin g the saved alarms 1. Press Menu > My Stuf f > Too ls & Ut ilities > Alar ms . Editin g exis ting a larms 1. Pre[...]
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02 04 03 06 08 07 57 01 Usefu l Fe ature s 05 Not ep ad an d vo ice m em o Using notepa d 1. Press Menu > My Stuf f > Too ls & Ut ilities > Note pad . 2. Press Yes for the fir st time . To ad d new n ote pre ss Options > Crea te New . 3. To edi t memo press O ptions > Edit . 4. Press Options > Save to sav e. Record ing vo ice[...]
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58 7. To spl it the stopwat ch, pre ss Opti ons > A dvanced Setting s > Spl it Time Mode . Using the ca lculat or 1. Press Menu > My Stuf f > Too ls & Utiliti es > Ca lculato r . 2. Use L/R/U/D /@ to cal culate. 3. Press Clear o r C to era se one digit. 4. Press Reset t o reset . 5. Press * to use the de cimal p oint. Using the c[...]
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02 04 03 06 08 07 59 01 Usefu l Fe ature s 05 Mem or y inf or ma tio n You can view t he info rmation of you r phone for Us ed, Graphic s, Vide o, Audi o, Othe r Files , Games & Apps , and System . Viewin g the inform ation 1. Press Menu > My Stuf f > Mem ory Inf o .[...]
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08 07 05 04 03 02 01 06 Getting Starte d Calls a nd addr ess boo k Messagi ng Multime dia Useful Feature s Connect ivity Setting s Appendi x Con ne cti vi ty Bluetoo th Using t he brow ser Profiles s ettings[...]
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62 Blu et oo th Bluetoo th tech nology enables free w ireless connec tions between electr onic de vices w ithin a maximu m range of 33 feet (1 0 meter s). Blu etooth connect ion can be use d to se nd images, text, busines s cards , calen dar not es, or to conn ect to compute rs usin g Bluet ooth te chnolog y. Your mo bile ph one sup ports: • Conn[...]
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02 05 04 03 08 07 63 01 06 Conne ctiv ity The rec eived fi le will be save d in ea ch plac e. For example, if you rec eived c ontacts inform ation f rom the sender , it wi ll be saved i n your phone’s memory . Settin g the visibi lity 1. Press Menu > Setting s > Con nectivi ty > Bl uetooth > Visibil ity . 2. Select Hide o r Show . Na[...]
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64 Pro fil e se tti ng s You can set pr ofile an d view Profile N ame , Ho me URL , Connect ion Typ e , Prox y Addre ss , and Proxy Port . Adding new p rofile 1. Press Menu > MEdia N et > Ma nage > WAP Pro files . 2. Press Options > Crea te . 3. Enter the fiel ds > Op tions > Save . Editin g profi le 1. Press Menu > MEdi[...]
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08 06 05 04 03 02 01 Getting Starte d Calls a nd addr ess boo k Messagi ng Multime dia Useful Feature s Connect ivity Setting s Appendi x 07 Set ti ngs Languag e Time an d date Rington es Decorat ing the displa y Locks To enab le fixed dialing Reset TTY[...]
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68 Lan gu ag e Settin g up 1. Press Menu > Setting s > Pho ne > La nguage . 2. Select Screen Text o r T9 Pr edictiv e . 3. Select the la nguage > Selec t . Tim e an d d at e Settin g up 1. Press Menu > Setting s > Pho ne > Ti me & Da te . 2. Select the ca tegory > Selec t > set the op tions > Select . Rin gt on es [...]
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02 05 04 03 06 08 69 01 07 Setti ngs Loc ks Lockin g the phone 1. Press Menu > Setting s > Sec urity > Phone Lock > Phone L ock . 2. Select On . no te : T he defa ult pas sword i s ‘1234 ’. T o change t he passwor d press Menu > Settin gs > Se curity > Phone Lock > Change Passwor d . Lockin g the PIN The Per sonal I dent[...]
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70 no te : It wi ll retu rn confi guratio n setti ngs to default. The default passwo rd is ‘ 1234’. Cleari ng the phone 1. Press Menu > Setting s > Res et 2. Enter passwor d > Mas ter Cle ar . no te : It wi ll chan ge the setting as def ault an d erase all persona l data. Th e defau lt pass word is ‘1234’ . TTY The tel etypewr ite[...]
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07 06 05 04 03 02 01 Getting Starte d Calls a nd addr ess boo k Messagi ng Multime dia Useful Feature s Connect ivity Setting s Appendi x 08 App en dix Alert m essage Trouble shootin g check list Safety informa tion Safety precaut ions About t he batt ery usa ge FCC Hea ring-Ai d Compa tibilit y (HAC) Regula tions f or Wire less De vices FCC Reg ul[...]
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74 Ale rt m ess ag e If you e xperienc e any pr oblem wh ile usin g your m obile ph one, ple ase refer to the fol lowing c hecklist . If the problem still p ersists, contact your dealer o r neares t carrie r. When the “Insert SIM Car d” messa ge appea rs: Make sur e the SI M card i s correc tly inst alled. C heck to see if t he SIM card is work[...]
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02 05 04 03 06 07 75 01 Appen dix 08 in an ar ea where your ne twork se rvice pr ovider c annot pr ovide su ch a service. When you are una ble to m ake a ca ll: Your pho ne may b e set th e FDN or Phone B arring f unction. Cancel the FDN function or turn off the Phone B arring f unction, press M enu > Settings > Secur ity > Ph one Barr ing[...]
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76 Switch off in restrict ed areas Always s witch yo ur phone off in areas wh ere mobi le phone use is restrict ed. Switch off in explosiv e or dan gerous a reas Always s witch yo ur phone off in areas wi th explo sive or dangerou s material s (such as fuels , fuel s tations or areas contain ing chem ical goods) a nd obey any inst ructions or sign [...]
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02 05 04 03 06 07 77 01 Appen dix 08 with the device per this standar d, IEEE- Std-1725 -2006. U se of an unqualifi ed battery m ay present a r isk of fire, ex plosion, l eakage or other ha zard. – Promptly dispose of used batteri es in ac cordance with lo cal regu lations – Battery usage by childre n should be supe rvised. – Avoid d roppin[...]
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78 – M-Ratings: Phones r ated M3 or M4 me et FCC r equireme nts and are likely t o genera te less interfer ence to hearing devices than pho nes that are not labeled. M4 is t he bette r/higher of the two rati ngs. – T-Ratings: Phones r ated T3 or T4 me et FCC r equireme nts and are likely t o genera te less interfer ence to hearing devices than [...]
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02 05 04 03 06 07 79 01 Appen dix 08 Statemen t accord ing to F CC part 15.105 NOTE: Th is equip ment has been te sted and found t o comply with the limi ts for a Class B digital device, pursuan t to Par t 15 of the FCC Rules. T hese lim its are designed to prov ide reas onable p rotectio n against harmful interfer ence in a reside ntial in stallat[...]
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80 War ra nt y Protect Your War ranty Read you r Warran ty caref ully, wi th the s pecial c onsidera tion to paragrap h seven of the L imited W arranty for your unit. “Warrant y does n ot apply to... o r to any product or part thereof which h as suffered through alterat ion... m ishandli ng, misu se, negl ect or a ccident” . Many com panies a r[...]
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02 05 04 03 06 07 81 01 Appen dix 08 To obtai n repair s or rep lacement within the term s of thi s Warran ty, the product should b e delive red with proof o f Warran ty cover age (e.g . dated bill of sale), t he consu mer’s re turn add ress, da ytime ph one numb er and/ or fax n umber an d comple te descr iption o f the pr oblem, t ransport atio[...]
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82 For tech nical su pport in the U.S . & Cana da, call (800) 9 62-8622. Or email : Handse tHelp@Pa ntech.co m. Or visit the web site: w ww.pante chusa.co m For all other in quiry, w rite to: PANTECH WIRELESS , INC. 5607 Gle nridge D r. Suite 500 Atl anta, GA 30342[...]