Manuale d’uso / di manutenzione del prodotto Ravine del fabbricante Casio
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User Guide OMC751 Ver.1.0 Guía del Usuario User Guide This Proof Indicates Approximate Color Only. For Accurate Color Match, Use Approved Color Standard.
Contents 1 Ge tt i ng S ta r te d wi t h Y ou r P ho n e ............................ 4 Phone Overview ........................................................................... 4 Menu Overview ........................................................
Contents 2 Contact List ................................................................................ 49 Groups .......................................................................................52 New PTT Contact ..............................
3 Message Erase ........................................................................ 105 SE TT IN GS & T OO LS ..............................................107 My V erizon ......................................................................
4 Getting Started with Y our Phone Phone Ov erview 1. E a r p i e c e 2. Main Display 3. L eft So ft K e y 4. Camer a/ Video Ke y 5. Send K ey 6. Voicem ail Key 7 . Clear/G’zG E A R Key 8. Sh if t Key 9. Nex t Key 10. Directio nal Key 1 1. Center Select Ke y 1 2.
5 Getting Started with Y our Phone 25. S eco ndar y Microphone 26. Charge Indicat or 27 . Front Di splay 28. T emperatur e Sens or 18. Spea ker 29. Internal Antenna Are a * 3 0. Ca mera Fl ash / Flash lig ht 31 . B atte r y Cover Lo ck 32. B atte ry Cover 33.
6 Getting Started with Y our Phone 1. Earpiece 2. Main Display 3. Left Soft Key Press to display the Messaging menu, or to access the function listed above the key . 4. Camera/Video Key With the flip open, press to access the built-in camera. Pr ess and hold to access the camcorder .
7 Getting Started with Y our Phone 13. Right Soft Key Press to display Contacts, or to access the function listed above the key . 14. Speakerphone/Flashlight Key With the flip open, press to turn the Speakerphone on or off. Pr ess and hold to activate/dectivate the Flashlight.
8 Getting Started with Y our Phone 24. Bottom Side Key/V oice Commands Key From idle mode, pr ess to access V oice Commands or press and hold to have the handset read out the unr ead messages one after another with the synthetic voice. 25. Secondary Microphone 26.
9 Getting Started with Y our Phone 9 Getting Started with Y our Phone Me nu Ove r view Contacts 1. New Contact 2. Contact List 3. Groups 4. New PTT Contact*** 5. PTT Contact List*** 6. PTT Groups*** 7. Backup Assistant 8. Speed Dials 9. In Case of Emergency 10.
10 Getting Started with Y our Phone 10 Getting Started with Y our Phone 3. Picture & Video 1. V CAST Videos 2. Get New Pictures 3. My Pictures 4. My Videos 5. T ake Picture 6. Record Video 7. Online Album 4. Games 1. Get New Applications 5. Mobile Web 6.
11 Getting Started with Y our Phone 11 Getting Started with Y our Phone 3. Caller ID Readout 3. Alert Sounds 1. TXT Message 2. Multimedia Message 3. V oicemail 4. Emergency T one 5. Missed Call 6. PTT Alert 4. Keypad Volume 5. Digit Dial Readout 6. Service Aler ts 1.
12 Getting Started with Y our Phone 12 Getting Started with Y our Phone 6. Info 4. Language 5. Location 6. Current Country 7. Security 1. Edit Codes 1. Phone Only 2. Calls & Services 2. Restrictions 1. Location Setting 2. Calls 1. Incoming Calls 2.
13 Getting Started with Y our Phone Icon Refere nce Screen Icons When the handset is turned on, the main displa y displays icons indicatin g the stat us of the ha ndset. Digita l indicato r . Digital se r vice is available. 3G se r vice indi cator . 3 G ser vice is availabl e.
14 Getting Started with Y our Phone Voice Co mma nds (Active) Voice Comma nds (Listening) 1 x and P T T s er vice s are available. 3G a nd PT T ser vi ces are available. PT T in us e. A PT T call is in p rogress . Alar m Onl y Vibr at e On ly So und O f f Appe ars wh en an al arm is set .
15 Getting Started with Y our Phone Media Center Icons The fo llowing i cons a ppear in t he Me dia Center: Picture File Picture Pr otected File Ringt one File Ringtone Protected File Soun d Fi le Sou.
16 Getting Started with Y our Phone Home A dd re ss Work Addr ess Compan y Na me Title in Company Birthday Not es In Case of Emergenc y Speed Di al Me ss ag e Ic ons The fo llowing i cons a ppear in t.
17 Getting Started with Y our Phone Deliver ed Message Sent faile d Mess age Incomplete Deliv ery Message Pending M essag e The fo llowing i cons a ppear in t he Draf ts m essag e list: T ext Me ssa g.
18 Getting Started with Y our Phone PT T Individual a vailable PT T Group available PT T unavailable Bluetooth ® Icons An audio d evice is paired wit h your hands et A PC is paired w ith your ha ndse.
19 Getting Started with Y our Phone NO T E T o maintain water resistance : Secu rely close t he Charging / Data Po r t cover and th e Head set Jack cov er . Co mpletel y clos e the bat ter y cover a nd slide th e bat ter y cover loc k to the LOC K po sitio n.
20 Getting Started with Y our Phone NO T ES Y our hands et can be rin sed wit h clean water w hen dir t y . T o ensure water res istan ce, make sure th at all covers a re securely close d before rinsing. Periodi cally, clean the Cha rging T e rmina ls and the B at ter y T erminal s with a dr y clot h or cot ton swa b.
21 Getting Started with Y our Phone The Batter y The h andset c ome s with a rech argeable bat ter y. War ni ng ! Use on ly approved bat terie s for th e Ravine™. Wipe your ha ndset before op ening t he bat ter y cover to prevent m oisture o r dust fro m entering.
22 Getting Started with Y our Phone 3. Slid e the bat ter y into the s lot by aligning the cont acts and ta bs and pres s down u ntil you hea r the “click” . 4. Inser t th e batter y c over tabs into t he slots and press t he bat ter y cover in the dire ction of the ar row .
23 Getting Started with Y our Phone War ni ng ! Do no t tw ist the bat ter y cover as s hown in the fig ure to the right. D oin g so can d amage the hand set and t he bat tery c over . Do n ot press ha rd on the bat ter y cover w ith the bat ter y cover t abs run ning over th e handse t becau se you may da mage th e batter y c over tabs.
24 Getting Started with Y our Phone 3. Re move the bat ter y by pulling th e tab up. War ni ng ! Do no t leave the rem oved batter y in direct s unlight, o r near heat so urces su ch as an o pen fla me or s tove. Oth er wise, it m ay malfunction or cause a fire by bursting or igniting.
25 Getting Started with Y our Phone 4. Plug the Wall C harger p ower plug into a n electrical ou tlet. 5. Af ter th e handset is c ompl etely charged, unplug th e US B Cable f rom the Charging/ D ata Por t, t hen clos e the cover . 6. Ma ke sure the po rt c over is co mpletely cl osed.
26 Getting Started with Y our Phone Fully Charged Fully Depl eted NO T E Charging tim e varies depe nding upo n the bat ter y level. T urning the P hone On and Of f T urni ng th e Phon e On 1. Pres s and ho ld the En d/ Power Key until th e main display lights up.
27 Getting Started with Y our Phone Redialing Call 1. Fro m idle mod e, press the S end Key . 2. Scroll to t he last nu mbe r you diale d, then pre ss the S end Key to make a call.
28 Getting Started with Y our Phone Menu Access T o display the Main M enu fro m idle mo de, press th e Center S elect Key [ME NU ] . T o use the m enu: Press th e Directi onal Key up, down, left or right to select your desired m enu item t hen pres s the C enter S elect Key [OK] .
29 Getting Started with Y our Phone Using a Memor y Card The R avine™ suppor ts t he use of a m icroS D™ me mo ry c ard as a source of ex ternal m emo r y .
30 Getting Started with Y our Phone 2. Inser t yo ur finger i n the groove a nd pull up on the bat ter y cover i n the directio n of the arrow . 3. Re move the bat ter y by pulling th e tab up. 4. Carefully pres s the me mor y c ard into the me mo ry c ard slot unt il it loc ks into place.
31 Getting Started with Y our Phone 1. S lide the B at ter y Cover Lo ck to th e FR EE posit ion in t he directio n of the arrow shown i n the figu re to the right. 2. Inser t yo ur finger i n the groove a nd pull up on the bat ter y cover i n the directio n of the arrow .
32 Getting Started with Y our Phone 5. Inst all the bat ter y an d replace the bat ter y cover, as previousl y instructed, ensuring that you sli de the Battery Cover Lock to the LOCK position. Connecting to the Headset Jack Y ou can co nne ct a com patible devic e equipped w ith a st andard 2.
33 Quick Access to Convenient Features Vibrate Mode Vibrate M ode mu tes key tones an d activates an ale r t for an in com ing call or messa ge. T o activate and deactivate Vib rate Mode: 1. T o activate Vibrate M ode fro m idle mo de, press a nd hold .
34 Quick Access to Convenient Features Speakerpho ne T o activate and deactivate the sp eakerpho ne: 1. T o activate spea kerphone f rom idle m ode or du ring a call, press the Speakerphone/Flashlight K ey . 2. T o d eactivate, press th e Spea kerpho ne/ Fla shlight Key again.
35 Quick Access to Convenient Features Motion Detection Using t he Mo tion D etectio n fun ctio n, you can c ontro l your h andset ju st by shaki ng it. By default, t he Mo tion D etectio n funct ion is of f. T o u se the M otio n Detecti on fu nctio n: 1.
36 Entering and Editing Information T ext Input Y o u can input and edit your Banner , Schedule, Contacts, and Messages. T o per form th e T ext Input o peratio n desc ribed in this ch apter with your ha ndset, op en the tex t entr y scree n follow ing the steps b elow to create a new T ext Mes sage: 1.
37 Entering and Editing Information V oice Commands: Press a nd hold to act ivate the Voice Di ctatio n mode. S pea k into the ha ndset mi cropho ne whil e pressing a nd holding t his key . The sp oken phras es will be c onver ted into tex t and entered in to the text f ield.
38 Entering and Editing Information 2. Press . 3. Press to co mplete th e word and add a space. 4. Press .
39 Entering and Editing Information Using Symbol T ext Input T o inser t sym bols o r punct uatio n, follow t hese ste ps from t he text entry screen: 1.
40 Entering and Editing Information 3. Wh en entered tex t is cor rect, press t he Ce nter Sel ect Key [OK] . If inco rrect, yo u can us e the foll owing pro cedure to co rrect it . Press th e Directi onal Key lef t or right to select the incorrect word and pres s the Rig ht Sof t Key [Li s t] to dis play the Choi ce List.
41 RECENT CALLS The R ece nt Calls me nu is a list of the las t phon e numb ers or C ontact entrie s for call s (including P T T calls) you placed, accepted, m issed, or blo cked. It is co ntinuall y updated as new n umbe rs are added to the beg inning of the lis t and the o ldest e ntries a re removed from t he bot tom of th e list.
42 RECENT CALLS Making a Call from Rece nt Calls 1. Fro m idle mod e, press the C enter S elect Key [ME NU] , select Recent Cal ls , then press th e Center S ele ct Key [OK] . 2. Sele ct one of t he follow ing call lists , then pres s the C enter Se lect Key [OK] .
43 RECENT CALLS Press t he Lef t S of t Key [Me ssa ge] to select: Ne w T X T M es sag e / N ew Pi ct ur e Me ss ag e / N ew V id eo Messa ge / New V oice Messa ge If you selected a PT T call, press the Left Soft Key [Alert] to place an ale rt P T T call.
44 CONT ACTS CONT A CTS The C ont acts men u allows yo u to store na mes, p hone n umbe rs and other in format ion in yo ur hand set ’s memo ry. Y o u may store up to 1 ,000 en t r i e s . Adding a new Con tact from idle mode 1. Fro m idle mod e, enter the p hon e numb er (up to 48 character s ) you want to register.
45 CONT ACTS Ne w Voic e Me ss ag e : S ends a vo ice me ssage to t he entered phone number . Assisted Dialing : Sets t he Ass isted Dia ling set tin g. For m ore detail, s ee page 16 4. 3. Press Add N ew C on ta ct . 4. Sele ct the t yp e of pho ne num ber you wa nt to save, then p ress the Center S ele ct Key [O K] .
46 CONT ACTS T o add the Co ntact ent r y into a group, scroll to t he Group field, then p ress the L ef t Sof t Key [Set ] . Se lect th e Group, press t he Center S ele ct Key [M A RK ] , then press th e Lef t S of t Key [D on e] . T o add the Ho me Address , scroll to th e Home Address field, then p ress the L ef t Sof t Key [Set ] .
47 CONT ACTS T o add a pause to an existing number , press Add 2- S e c Pause or Add Wai t . NO T E The i nitial ph one nu mber en tered when t he new Co ntact is created beco mes t he Defaul t Num ber. If more than on e numb er is entered for the Contact entry , another number can be selected as the Default Number .
48 CONT ACTS Phone Numbers with P auses Pauses a re used for au tom ated systems (e.g. voicema il or calli ng cards) . Inse rt a pau se af ter a set of nu mbers t hen en ter anoth er set. The s eco nd set of num bers is dial ed af ter the paus e. This feat ure is useful fo r dialing into syste ms that requ ire a code.
49 CONT ACTS NO T E From idle m ode, pres sing th e Right S of t Key [Co nta ct s] fun ction s as a hot key to acces s the C ontact L ist. New Contact T o add a new numb er to your C ont act List: 1. Fro m idle mod e, press the C enter S elect Key [ME NU] , select Contacts , then press th e Center S ele ct Key [OK] .
50 CONT ACTS 1. Fro m idle mod e, press the C enter S elect Key [ME NU] , select Contacts , then press th e Center S ele ct Key [OK] . Press Contact List .
51 CONT ACTS 3. Se lect th e pho ne num ber , the n press th e Se nd Key to make the call. NO T E Sel ecting th e Co ntact entr y a nd then p ressing t he Se nd Key will dial the D efault Nu mber of t he Co ntact entr y au tomati cally.
52 CONT ACTS Edit ing a C ont ac t Entr y 1. Fro m idle mod e, press the C enter S elect Key [ME NU] , select Contacts , then press th e Center S ele ct Key [OK] . Press Contact List . 2. Sele ct the C ontact e ntr y , then p ress the L eft S of t Key [Ed i t] .
53 CONT ACTS displayed in alphab etical o rder . Sele ct the c ontact yo u want to add then p ress the C enter S elect Key [MA R K] . When yo u have added the d esired co ntact(s ), press the Lef t S of t Key [Do ne ] . T o view your grouped Contacts, select a group , then pr ess the Center S ele ct Key [V IEW] .
54 CONT ACTS 2. Enter the n ame, th en press t he Dire ction al Key down. 3. Enter t he 10 - digit pho ne nu mber of th e Verizon Wireles s P T T subscriber , then press the Directional K ey down.
55 CONT ACTS PT T G roups 1. Fro m idle mod e, press the C enter S elect Key [ME NU] , select Contacts , then press th e Center S ele ct Key [OK] . Press PTT Groups .
56 CONT ACTS T emp P T T Group A T emp P T T Group allows you to quickly com municate with multiple cont acts on a sin gle P T T call. Temp PT T Grou ps can be created directly on yo ur ph one an d are not pe rman ently s aved to your P T T Group lis t ( unles s you cho ose to s ave it) .
57 CONT ACTS Backup Assistant Backup A ssis tant sa feguards yo ur hands et’s co ntacts an d autom aticall y saves a copy of t he nam es, ph one nu mber s, em ail addresses, etc., stored in yo ur hands et. Y ou can v iew, print, add, delete, or edi t your co ntacts o nline.
58 CONT ACTS number , then press the Cent er Select Ke y [OK] . “S et Spe ed Dia l to Cont act ? ” appea rs on scree n. 5. Select Ye s a nd press t he Ce nter Sel ect Key [OK] . A confirmat ion message appears. NO T E “S peed D ial is alre ady assig ned.
59 CONT ACTS NO T E 95 , 9 6, 97 , 9 8 a nd 9 9 : Spe ed Di al entri es 9 5(#Warra nt y Cente r) , 9 6 (#DA T A), 97 (#BA L), 98 (#MI N) and 9 9 (#P M T) a re already assign ed to Verizon Wireles s Acco unt Infor matio n. T riple- Digit Speed Dialing 1.
60 CONT ACTS 2. Select Co nt ac t 1 , Cont ac t 2 , or C ont a ct 3 , then press the Center Select Key [ADD] . 3. T o select fr om the Contact List, press From Contacts , select the C ontact e ntr y , then pres s the C enter Se lect Key [OK] .
61 CONT ACTS 3. Enter t he na me, the n scroll to t he infor matio n fie ld you want to enter . Infor matio n fields in clude: Home / Business / Mobile 2/ Pers onal Email / Business Email / IM Screen Name / Pictu re / Ringtone/ Home A ddress / Work Address / Company/ Title / Birthday / Notes 4.
62 Push to T alk Push t o T alk The P ush to Talk (PT T) fe ature on yo ur ph one all ows yo u to use you r pho ne like a walki e- tal kie to co mm unicate wi th an in dividua l or group of individu als who a re also Verizon Wireles s Push to Talk subscribers.
63 Push to T alk T a lk-c apable p hon e and Calli ng Plan required. I f you wis h to switch from a P ush to T alk Calling P lan to an other C alling Plan , you mus t first stop usi ng your P ush to T alk- cap able ph one a nd purchas e or provid e anoth er co mpatible ph one.
64 Push to T alk Call ing fr om P T T C ont act Li st ( B arg e ) 1. Fro m idle mod e, press th e Red S ide Key/P T T Key to access your PT T Co nt ac t Li st . 2. Scro ll to the P T T C ont act entr y you w ish to ca ll. 3. Pres s and ho ld the R ed Sid e Key/P T T Key .
65 Push to T alk 7. Press a nd hold t he Re d Side Key/ PT T Key to talk . 8. Rel ease t he Red S ide Key/P T T Key to let the oth er par t y talk. 9. Pres s the End / Power Key to end th e call. Cal ling f rom T emp P T T Gro up ( B arg e ) 1.
66 Push to T alk Calling from K eypad (Alert ) 1. Fro m idle mod e, enter the 10 - digi t phon e numb er of the Verizon Wirele ss P T T subs criber you wi sh to aler t. 2. Press th e Lef t S of t Key [A lert] . 3. Pres s and relea se the R ed Sid e Key/P T T Key to ale rt t he individual.
67 Push to T alk 3. Rel ease t he Red S ide Key/P T T Key to let the oth er par t y talk. 4. Press th e End/ Powe r Key to end the ca ll. Incoming PT T (Aler t ) 1.
68 MEDIA CENTER Media C enter provid es custo mizable s er vice right o n your ha ndset that lets yo u acces s rington es, play gam es, sur f th e web, get up -to - the - minu te inform atio n and mo re.
69 MEDIA CENTER Acc es sing t he M us ic & T o ne s sub me nu 1. Fro m idle mod e, press the C enter S elect Key [ME NU] , select Media Center , the n press th e Center S ele ct Key [OK] . 2. Press Mu si c & T one s . 3. Se lect a sub men u.
70 MEDIA CENTER 5. Press t he Ce nter Sel ect Key [OK] at the D ownload no w? screen. Cho ose to ei ther s ave the song to p hon e mem or y or t he me mor y card, the n press th e Center S ele ct Key [OK] . Y o u will be ab le to play the saved so ng by pressing th e Lef t Sof t Key [My Mu si c] or by pressing t he Righ t Sof t Key [Pl a y] .
71 MEDIA CENTER NO T E Whe n you fir st sta rt t he applic ation, yo u must ac cept th e terms a nd condit ions to c ontin ue into the a pplicati on. Y ou will o nly have to do this once. My Ringtones T o select a desired ringtone, or download a new ringt one: 1.
72 MEDIA CENTER My Music T o play back and manage m usic sto red in your ph one’s memo r y or on a mem or y ca rd ( sold se parately): 1. Fro m idle mod e, press the C enter S elect Key [ME NU] , select Media Center , the n press th e Center S ele ct Key [OK] .
73 MEDIA CENTER Send: Sends the selected sound via Picture Message. To O n l i n e A l b u m : Uploads the select ed sound to Online Album storage. File Info : Displays information about the selected sound. Recording New Sounds T o record a new so und: 1.
74 MEDIA CENTER NO T E Y our hands et com es wit h 5 preloaded s ound s: clapping, crowd roar , happy bir thday , rainfores t, and trai n. The se can not be eras ed. Syn c your mus ic fr om your P C to your V CAST M usic with Rhapsody ® wireless de vice This o ption all ows you to t ransfer m usic fil es fro m your P C.
75 MEDIA CENTER V CAST Vid e os Get new s and ente rt ainm ent o n your wi reless d evice wi th strea ming video clips. NO T E Application f ees may apply . Y ou must be within the Cover age Area to use V CAS T . V CAST m ay not be available in all area s.
76 MEDIA CENTER 6. Select Phon e Mem or y or Memory Card in Sele ct Sto rage Locat ion a nd press th e Center S ele ct Key [OK] to star t downl oading the v ideo clip. 7. Af ter dow nload is co mpl ete, the mes sage “ Dow nload C ompl ete Play Vide o Now ? ” w ill appea r on your p hone’s display .
77 MEDIA CENTER NO T E The d ownlo aded applic ation w ill be include d in the list displayed when yo u acce ss: MENU > Med ia Cen ter > Pictur e & Vi de o > Ge t N ew Pic tur e s.
78 MEDIA CENTER NO T E Using th e Moti on D etection f uncti on, whil e displaying a picture you can display the n ext pictu re or the previ ous pictu re just by shaki ng your ha ndset. F or mo re inform ation o n Mot ion D etectio n funct ion, see page 3 5 .
79 MEDIA CENTER 1. Fro m idle mod e, press the C enter S elect Key [ME NU] , select Media Center , the n press th e Center S ele ct Key [OK] . Press Pic tur e & Vi de o , My P ictures . 2. Sele ct your d esired pictu re, then pres s the C enter S elect Key [VI EW] .
80 MEDIA CENTER Crop Y ou can crop t he pictures sto red in the M y Pictures fo lder . 1. Fro m idle mod e, press the C enter S elect Key [ME NU] , select Media Center , the n press th e Center S ele ct Key [OK] . Press Pic tur e & Vi de o , My P ictures .
81 MEDIA CENTER Era se Al l Pic tur es 1. Fro m idle mod e, press the C enter S elect Key [ME NU] , select Media Center , the n press th e Center S ele ct Key [OK] . Press Pic tur e & Vi de o , My P ictures . 2. Press th e Right S of t Key [Opt ions] .
82 MEDIA CENTER NO T ES Using th e Moti on De tection f unctio n, while dis playing the video t humb nails sc reen, you c an display the n ext or p revious thum bnails j ust by shak ing your h andset . For m ore infor matio n on Moti on D etectio n funct ion, se e page 3 5.
83 MEDIA CENTER 3. Select Ye s a nd press t he Ce nter Sel ect Key [OK] . A confir matio n message appears. Era se Al l Vid eo s 1. Fro m idle mod e, press the C enter S elect Key [ME NU] , select Media Center , the n press th e Center S ele ct Key [OK] .
84 MEDIA CENTER White Balance: Se lect a whi te balance s ett ing. (Auto/ S unny/ Cloudy/ T ungsten/Fluo rescent ) Shutter Sound: Sele ct a shut ter s ound.
85 MEDIA CENTER Record Video In Rec ord Vid eo mo de you c an reco rd video at 3 2 0 × 240 size wi th sound. 1. Fro m idle mod e, press the C enter S elect Key [ME NU] , select Media Center , the n press th e Center S ele ct Key [OK] . Press Pic tur e & Vi de o , Record Video .
86 MEDIA CENTER NO T ES From idle m ode, pres sing and h olding t he Cam era / Vid eo Key func tion s as a hot key to Re cord V ideo. From Re co rd Video m ode, yo u can cha nge to T ake Pictu re mode by pressing t he Ca mera / V ideo Key . • • Online Album T o access th e Onlin e Album: 1.
87 MEDIA CENTER Re moving a Dow nlo ade d G am e 1. Fro m idle mod e, press the C enter S elect Key [ME NU] , select Media Center , the n press th e Center S ele ct Key [OK] . 2. Press Games . 3. Se lect th e applicat ion yo u want to del ete, then pres s the R ight S of t Key [O ptions] .
88 MEDIA CENTER Browse & Download T o downl oad too ls that c an help yo u navigate to enter t ainm ent spot s, restaura nts, and p rovide you w ith up - to - date weathe r inform atio n: 1. Fro m idle mod e, press the C enter S elect Key [ME NU] , select Media Center , the n press th e Center S ele ct Key [OK] .
89 MEDIA CENTER 1. Fro m idle mod e, press the C enter S elect Key [ME NU] , select VZ Nav igato r , the n press t he Cente r Sele ct Key [OK] . 2. Follow t he on - screen pro mpts. NO T ES T o use V Z Navigato r , you mus t set Lo catio n to On. S ee page 15 5.
90 MESSAGING Accessing the Messaging submenu 1. Fro m idle mod e, press the C enter S elect Key [ME NU] , select Messaging , th en press t he Ce nter Sel ect Key [OK] .
91 MESSAGING New Messag e Allo ws you to se nd mes sages ( T ext , Picture, V ideo, a nd Voice) . Each message has a destination (Addr ess) and information (Mes sage ).
92 MESSAGING NO T E If you se nd a T ext mes sage to a pho ne wi thou t T ext capa bilities, you will st ill be noti fied t hat the m ess age was sent , however th e mess age will no t be recei ved.
93 MESSAGING Se nd ing a Vi de o M ess ag e 1. Fro m idle mod e, press the C enter S elect Key [ME NU] , select Messaging , th en press t he Ce nter Sel ect Key [OK] . Press New Messa ge , Vi de o M es sa ge . 2. Enter the ph one nu mber o r e -m ail address of th e recipient.
94 MESSAGING 3. Enter th e phon e numb er or e - mail address of t he recipient . By press ing the R ight S of t Key [Add] in the To fie ld you ca n choo se from t he follow ing: From Contacts: Sea rch for a pho ne num ber or e - ma il address which is stored in the Cont act List.
95 MESSAGING In se r t Qu ic k T ex t : In ser ts Q uick T ext i nto a mes sage. Add : A llow s you to add a Graphic , Animation , Sound , Signature , Name Card or Contact .
96 MESSAGING Remov e Slide: Re moves th e slide fro m the me ssag e. (T his opti on on ly appea rs for a Pi cture Me ssage) Remov e Video: Re moves th e vide o from t he mes sage. (T his opti on on ly appe ars for a V ideo M ess age) Remov e Recording: Rem oves th e recorded vo ice me ssag e.
97 MESSAGING Mess ages Y our hands et aler ts yo u in the fo llowin g 3 ways when you re ceive a new T ext, P icture, Vi deo, o r Voice mes sage: By displaying a me ssage not ificati on on t he screen. By so unding a be ep or vi brating (if V ibrate Mo de is set).
98 MESSAGING Erase: Eras es all me ssage s sent to an d received f rom th e selected contact. ( All Messages incluing Unread/ All Except Unread Messages ) Add T o Contacts: Sto res the callback nu mber , e -m ail address, and num bers fro m the addres s of the send er/recipient into your Cont acts.
99 MESSAGING NO T ES While a rec eived me ssage is be ing displayed, pressing t he Se nd Key will display the list of pho ne num bers, e - mail addres ses, and UR Ls i ncluded in t he mes sage. Using th e list, you c an per fo rm the fo llowing acti ons: Select a phone number to mak e a call t o that number .
100 MESSAGING Press th e Cente r Sele ct Key [R EP L Y] to create a reply messag e for the curr ently read ing message. Y ou can select one of the followin g option s: T X T M es sag e / Pi ct ure M e.
101 MESSAGING When By Time is selected for Messages View in Message Set ting s, the h andset reads o ut un read received m ess ages wh en you pres s and ho ld the Voice C om man ds Key while th e Inbox folde r is open ed.
102 MESSAGING 2. Select a draft message. Y ou can select one of the f ollowing options : T o edit the selected message , press the Center Select Ke y [ED IT] .
103 MESSAGING Mobile IM Instant messa ge with AIM, WL Messenger or Y aho o! T o send and rece ive an Inst ant M essag e: 1. Fro m idle mod e, press the C enter S elect Key [ME NU] , select Messaging , th en press t he Ce nter Sel ect Key [OK] . Select Mobile IM and then pres s the C enter S elect Key [OK] .
104 MESSAGING 3. T o send an e - mail, fo llow the o n- scree n prompt s. Chat T o chat with Internet Messenger users: 1. Fro m idle mod e, press the C enter S elect Key [ME NU] , select Messaging , th en press t he Ce nter Sel ect Key [OK] . Select Chat and th en press t he Ce nter Se lect Key [OK] .
105 MESSAGING Messaging Font Size : Sele ct the fo nt size for the m ess age. (Small/Normal/ L arge ) T X T Aut o Vie w : Se lecting O n will auto matic ally display the message cont ent fr om idle mode u pon receiving a message.
106 MESSAGING Press Er as e All M e ss ag es to e rase all m ess ages stored in the Messages and Drafts folders. Then select All Me ss ag e s Including Unread or All E xc ep t Un re ad M e ss ag es , a nd press the C enter Se lect Key [OK] . 2. A confirma tion message appears.
107 SETTINGS & TOOLS SETTINGS & T OOLS The S et tings & Tools men u has opti ons to custo mize your h andset. My V e rizon Allo ws you to acce ss you r accou nt infor matio n. 1. Fro m idle mod e, press the C enter S elect Key [ME NU] , select Se t ti ng s & T ool s , then pre ss the C enter S elect Key [OK] .
108 SETTINGS & TOOLS NO T ES Wit h the flip o pen, yo u can adju st the ma ster volum e by pressing the Volume Keys up or do wn. For instructions on how to a djust the k eypad volume, see pa ge 14 2 . • • T ools Acc es sing t h e T o ols su bm en u 1.
109 SETTINGS & TOOLS 1. Fro m idle mod e, press the C enter S elect Key [ME NU] , select Se t ti ng s & T ool s , then pre ss the C enter S elect Key [OK] . Press To o l s , V oice Commands. 2. Foll ow the pro mpts to us e voice c om mand (s ).
11 0 SETTINGS & TOOLS Redial: T he “ Redial ” com mand a llows yo u to make a call to t he last number that y ou called. Play < All S ong s / Pl aylis t na me > : Th e “Play ” com ma.
111 SETTINGS & TOOLS Calculator The C alculator a llows yo u to per for m simpl e mathe matic al calculations. 1. Fro m idle mod e, press the C enter S elect Key [ME NU] , select Se t ti ng s & T ool s , then pre ss the C enter S elect Key [OK] .
11 2 SETTINGS & TOOLS Addi ng a N ew Event 1. Fro m idle mod e, press the C enter S elect Key [ME NU] , select Se t ti ng s & T ool s , then pre ss the C enter S elect Key [OK] . Press To o l s , Calendar . 2. Scro ll to the sch edule d day .
11 3 SETTINGS & TOOLS V acation / H oliday , Birthday , Anniversary , Business , Social , Medica l / Dental , School , Concer t / Performance , Play D ate , Picnic / Outing , Personal , Phone Ca ll , Must A ttend , T rave l Required , Ne ed s Pr ep ar at io n , Wo m an , Man , Girl , Boy , or Fami ly .
11 4 SETTINGS & TOOLS NO T E From idle m ode, you c an directly acc ess th e Alar m Cloc k feature by pressing th e Directi onal Key right an d pressing Alarm Clock . Set ting an Alarm 1. Fro m idle mod e, press the C enter S elect Key [ME NU] , select Se t ti ng s & T ool s , then pre ss the C enter S elect Key [OK] .
11 5 SETTINGS & TOOLS Tu r n O f f : T urns of f the hig hlighted alar m. Reset Alarm: Resets the highlight ed alarm. Reset All: Resets all of t he alar ms. Stop W atch 1. Fro m idle mod e, press the C enter S elect Key [ME NU] , select Se t ti ng s & T ool s , then pre ss the C enter S elect Key [OK] .
11 6 SETTINGS & TOOLS NO T E Press t he Lef t S of t Key [Se t DS T] , to apply Daylight Savings T ime. Notepad Y our hands et include s an interna l notepad that c an be us ed to com pose a nd store remind ers and n otes.
11 7 SETTINGS & TOOLS NO T E Y ou can e rase the n ote by pressing t he Lef t S of t Key [E ra se ] in step 3. Select Ye s , th en press t he Ce nter Sel ect Key [OK] .
11 8 SETTINGS & TOOLS NO T ES The L ocati on set ti ng is set to E91 1 Only by default , and dete ctio n of the ph one’s current locat ion us ing GP S is disa bled. T o enabl e location det ection with G’zGEA R ® , Lo cati on mus t be set to O n.
11 9 SETTINGS & TOOLS : Creates a point to be dis played on the Custo mizab le Compass screen (Only in Cust omizable Co mpass mode ). Center S ele ct Key [GP S] : Measures t he current p ositi on wi th GP S.
120 SETTINGS & TOOLS 6. Sel ect the t yp e of icon, t hen pres s the C enter Se lect Key [EN T ER] . 7. Sel ect the ic on co lor, then press th e Center S ele ct Key [E NT E R] . 8. Enter the p oint na me, the n press th e Center S ele ct Key [E NT ER ] .
121 SETTINGS & TOOLS T o calibrate the ele ctroni c com pass, wave the h andset in t he shape of a la rge figure eight, m aking su re that each of six s ides of the ha ndset faces d own toward the gro und by rolling yo ur wrists as illustrated in t he figure bel ow for abo ut 15 seco nds.
122 SETTINGS & TOOLS Nea r metal o bjects (desks, lo ckers, etc. ), house hold a ppliance s (T Vs, com puters , spea kers, etc. ), or perm anent m agnets ( magnetic necklaces, et c. ) If you su spec t a reading erro r , move away fro m the ab ove loc ations a nd tr y again.
123 SETTINGS & TOOLS Pedometer Settings: Enter yo ur height , weight, age, a nd gender to calculat e the tra veled distance and burned calories from your steps. Pedometer On / Of f Settin gs: Set w hethe r to cou nt your step s with the pedometer .
124 SETTINGS & TOOLS 2. Select G’zG E AR , t hen pres s the Ce nter Se lect Key [OK] , Thermometer . 3. Th e followi ng keys are av ailable in t he Th ermo meter: Directional Key lef t or right: S witch es the m ode. Directional Key up or do wn: Change s the date for dis playing the info rmatio n.
125 SETTINGS & TOOLS Tides High and l ow tide tim es are displayed. The O ne - Day V iew mode dis plays the tidal grap h for a single day. The Cu rrent View m ode displays the cu rrent tide and t he time appropriate fo r fishing.
126 SETTINGS & TOOLS Sunrise Sunset The ti mes of su nrise and su nset are displayed. The Tr acking m ode displays the p ositi on of the S un. The D ay/Nig ht mode dis plays the ratio bet we en day and night in nume ric and grap hic form .
127 SETTINGS & TOOLS Astro Calendar The M o on’s phase and date in t he lunar cycl e, and days until f ull moo n and new m oo n are displayed. Lunar P hase m ode displays the p hase of the M o on. Cos mic Vi ew mode dis plays the loc ation of S un, M oon a nd Ear th.
128 SETTINGS & TOOLS Star Gazer The S ta r Ga zer displays the sta rs in the s ky a nd the na mes of t he constellations and major stars. 1. Fro m idle mod e, press the C enter S elect Key [ME NU] , select Se t ti ng s & T ool s , then pre ss the C enter S elect Key [OK] .
129 SETTINGS & TOOLS 4. T o ch ange th e tool dis played on the fro nt display , press the B ot tom Side Key to unl ock th e side keys of handset, t hen pres s the Vo lu m e Ke ys up or down . 5. T o end G’zG E A R ® mode, pres s and h old the B ot tom S ide Key .
130 SETTINGS & TOOLS Pedometer: Counts your st eps with the pedometer . ( On/ Of f) Calibration: Calibrates th e elect ronic co mpas s. Restore Defau lts : Returns G’zGE AR ® set tings to init ial value. How T o Use Y ou can display ho w to use G’zG E A R ® .
131 SETTINGS & TOOLS NO T ES Read the user guide of each Blue tooth ® ac cess or y that yo u are trying to pair with your handset because the instructions may differ. Bluetoot h ® acc esso ries /periph erals mus t have a passkey to work with the mobile de vice.
132 SETTINGS & TOOLS NO T E Above step au tomat ically t urns on yo ur hand set ’s Blueto oth ® power , even if it is tur ned of f. 4. The ha ndset will pro mpt you w ith th e followi ng mes sage on t he main display: PL ACE D EV I CE YOU A RE C ON NE CT I NG T O IN DISCOVERABLE MODE .
133 SETTINGS & TOOLS 8. On ce con nected, yo u will see t he devic e listed in the B lueto oth Men u and the B lueto oth ® device connect ed icon will appear a t the top of t he main display. NO T ES In the B lueto oth Me nu, you ca n disco nnect t he con nected devi ce with an icon by pressing th e Cente r Sele ct Key [DROP] .
134 SETTINGS & TOOLS T o view brief des cription s of the profile s suppo rted by th e phon e, press Supported Profiles . Sele ct one of th e profiles, t hen press th e Center S ele ct Key [VI EW] .
135 SETTINGS & TOOLS 4. Y o ur co ntact entri es will be displayed in alph abetic al order . Sel ect the co ntact you wa nt to send, t hen pres s the Ce nter Se lect Key [MA RK] . 5. Pres s the Lef t S of t Key [Do n e] . 6. Se lect th e receivi ng device a nd then p ress the C enter S elect Key [OK] .
136 SETTINGS & TOOLS 2. Select My Name Card , then p ress the C enter S elect Key [OK] . 3. Pres s the Rig ht So ft Key [ Options] then Vi a Blu et oo th , Pull . 4. Sele ct the devi ce and th en press t he Ce nter Sel ect Key [OK] . Re ce iving a Na me C ard T o save a Name C ard received via B lueto oth ® to your C ont act List: 1.
137 SETTINGS & TOOLS 6. Se lect th e receivi ng device a nd then p ress the C enter S elect Key [OK] . Receiving an Image T o receive and save an im age sent f rom the pa ired device via Bluetoot h ® : 1.
138 SETTINGS & TOOLS NO T ES Whe n Keyguard Time r is set to Loc k on Fl ip Close, t he side keys are locked a s soo n as the flip is cl osed. W he n unlo cked with t he flip clos ed, the ha ndset will b e loc ked again if you d o not op erate it within sev en seconds.
139 SETTINGS & TOOLS PT T Set ting s Y ou can set t he foll owing Pu sh T o T a lk (P T T ) featu res. PTT Mode Y ou can u se the fo llowing p roced ure to turn th e PT T featu re On or O f f. Whe n PT T is tur ned on , you will be a ble to send a nd receive P T T calls or alerts.
140 SETTINGS & TOOLS Sounds S et tings Provides o ption s to custom ize the hands et’s so unds. Acc es sing t h e Sou nd s Se t tin gs su bm en u 1. Fro m idle mod e, press the C enter S elect Key [ME NU] , select Se t ti ng s & T ool s , then pre ss the C enter S elect Key [OK] .
141 SETTINGS & TOOLS MEDIA MESS AGE ALERT : Select Ring Only , Vibrate Only , Ring and Vibrate or Be Si lent then press th e Center S ele ct Key [SE T] to save the se tt ing or pre ss the R ight S of t Key [Skip] to go to the nex t set tin g.
142 SETTINGS & TOOLS 2. Sele ct one of t he follow ing set tings , then pres s the C enter Se lect Key [SET] . Rin g On ly / C al le r I D + Rin g / N am e Re p ea t Aler t Sounds T o adjust the s ett ings for di ffe rent t ypes of al er ts: 1.
143 SETTINGS & TOOLS Digit Dial Readout T o set wheth er the ha ndset reads o ut digits ente red when dial ing a phone number: 1. Fro m idle mod e, press the C enter S elect Key [ME NU] , select Se t ti ng s & T ool s , then pre ss the C enter S elect Key [OK] .
144 SETTINGS & TOOLS Display Settings Provides o ptions to cu stomize the h andset ’s display screen. Acc es sing t h e Dis pl ay Se t tin gs su bm en u 1. Fro m idle mod e, press the C enter S elect Key [ME NU] , select Se t ti ng s & T ool s , then pre ss the C enter S elect Key [OK] .
145 SETTINGS & TOOLS MAIN W ALLP APER: S elect th e desired pi cture, then p ress the Center S ele ct Key [S ET] to save the set ting o r press t he Rig ht Sof t Key [ Skip] to go to the n ext set t ing.
146 SETTINGS & TOOLS 3. Pres s the Di rection al Key lef t or right to ch oos e the de sired col or , then p ress the C enter S elect Key [SET] . ERI Banner If you us e ERI S er vice, E RI T ext is s hown o n the sub ba nner.
147 SETTINGS & TOOLS 2. Sele ct one of t he follow ing set tings , then pres s the C enter Se lect Key [SET] . 7 se co nd s / 15 sec on ds / 3 0 s ec on ds / A lways O n NO T ES Even if Always On is selected for the Backlight setting, the backlight will t urn of f whe n the flip is cl osed.
148 SETTINGS & TOOLS Main Me nu Set tings Menu La y out T o change M ain Me nu layout: 1. Fro m idle mod e, press the C enter S elect Key [ME NU] , select Se t ti ng s & T ool s , then pre ss the C enter S elect Key [OK] . Press Display Set tings , Main Menu Sett ings , Men u Lay ou t .
149 SETTINGS & TOOLS Posi ti on M en u It em s The Po sitio n of Mai n Men u items ca n be chan ged onl y when M enu Layou t is set to Lis t or Gr id. 1. Fro m idle mod e, press the C enter S elect Key [ME NU] , select Se t ti ng s & T ool s , then pre ss the C enter S elect Key [OK] .
150 SETTINGS & TOOLS NO T E Whe n Me nu Layo ut is set to T ab, Me nu Layo ut set tin gs can b e restored to default (Grid) by pressing Main Menu Set tings , Rese t Men u La y out from the D isplay Set ti ngs subm enu. Di al Fon ts T o set the font s ize for whe n dialing a nu mber: 1.
151 SETTINGS & TOOLS Front D isp lay T o choos e the backgrou nd set ting fo r the Front D isplay: 1. Fro m idle mod e, press the C enter S elect Key [ME NU] , select Se t ti ng s & T ool s , then pre ss the C enter S elect Key [OK] . Press Display Set tings .
152 SETTINGS & TOOLS Se t Sho r tcu ts Set My Shortcuts Y our hand set of fers yo u the opti on of as signing fo ur sho r tcuts for favorit e or often -used functions. 1. Fro m idle mod e, press the C enter S elect Key [ME NU] , select Se t ti ng s & T ool s , then pre ss the C enter S elect Key [OK] .
153 SETTINGS & TOOLS Se t D ir e ct io n al Keys Y ou can sp ecif y th e funct ion t hat is acces sed wh en you p ress the Directional Key up, down or l ef t from idle m ode. 1. Fro m idle mod e, press the C enter S elect Key [ME NU] , select Se t ti ng s & T ool s , then pre ss the C enter S elect Key [OK] .
154 SETTINGS & TOOLS NO T ES Whe n a fun ction a ssign ed to the R ed Sid e Key/P T T Key is unavailable be cause th e flip is clos ed, a noti ficatio n will be displayed on the f ront display prom pting you to o pen the f lip. Ope ning the f lip will re -e nable t he Red S ide Key/P T T Key .
155 SETTINGS & TOOLS On: Y ou r loc ation is n ow available to the net wo rk. E911 Only : Y our l ocati on will be hidde n from t he net wor k and applicati ons, except wh en 91 1 is diale d. NO T E In Airplan e Mod e, ser vice s that suppo r t Locati on O n functi ons are tempo rarily disabl ed.
156 SETTINGS & TOOLS review the privacy p olicies of a pplicatio n provider s and third par tie s who yo u allow ac cess to yo ur Lo catio n Infor matio n, and you s hould know t hat signifi cant risks c an be as sociated wi th disclo sing your Locat ion Info rmati on to oth ers.
157 SETTINGS & TOOLS Pho ne O nl y: A llow s you to edit t he Loc k Cod e for th e handset only . Ca lls & S e r vic e s : All ows you to e dit the L ock C ode fo r all Calls & Servic es. 5. Enter th e new four- digit cod e in the E nt er N ew C od e fie ld.
158 SETTINGS & TOOLS Messag es: Incoming Messag es / Outgoing Messages For Incoming Messages, set Allow All / Block All . For O utgoi ng Mes sages , set Allow All / Block All . Dial- Up Mode m: Allow / Block T o set any of the opt ions , press the C enter S ele ct Key [SE T] .
159 SETTINGS & TOOLS NO T E T o unlock t he hand set, pres s the Rig ht Sof t Key [Un lo c k] from idle mode, a nd enter t he four-digi t Lock C ode. Restore P hone T o delete all Use r Data a nd restore all set tin gs to their i nitial defaul ts: 1.
160 SETTINGS & TOOLS NO T E Whe n PT T mo de is On, yo u can not chan ge this set ting. NAM Selection T o select the handset’s NA M (Num ber Assignment Module ) if the handset is r egister ed with multiple service providers : 1.
161 SETTINGS & TOOLS Acc es sing t h e Call S e t tin gs su bm en u 1. Fro m idle mod e, press the C enter S elect Key [ME NU] , select Se t ti ng s & T ool s , then pre ss the C enter S elect Key [OK] . 2. Select Call Sett ings , then pres s the Ce nter Se lect Key [OK] .
162 SETTINGS & TOOLS 2. Select Call Sett ings , then pres s the Ce nter Se lect Key [OK] , Auto R et r y . 3. Se lect th e followi ng set tings, t hen pres s the C enter Se lect Key [SE T] .
163 SETTINGS & TOOLS NO T E If On e T ouch Dia l is disabled, S pee d Dial nu mbe rs design ated in your C ontact s will not fu nctio n. V oic e Privacy T o turn th e voice pr ivacy feature O n or O f f: 1. Fro m idle mod e, press the C enter S elect Key [ME NU] , select Se t ti ng s & T ool s , then pre ss the C enter S elect Key [OK] .
164 SETTINGS & TOOLS DTMF T ones T o set the Key T one leng th and tou ch tone playbac k speed: 1. Fro m idle mod e, press the C enter S elect Key [ME NU] , select Se t ti ng s & T ool s , then pre ss the C enter S elect Key [OK] . 2. Select Call Sett ings , then pres s the Ce nter Se lect Key [OK] , DTMF T ones .
165 SETTINGS & TOOLS 1. Fro m idle mod e, press the C enter S elect Key [ME NU] , select Se t ti ng s & T ool s , then pre ss the C enter S elect Key [OK] . 2. Select Call Sett ings , press the C enter S elect Key [OK] , then pres s Assisted Dialing .
166 SETTINGS & TOOLS 2. Select Memory , the n press the C enter S ele ct Key [O K] , Sav e Option s . 3. Se lect on e of the foll owing set ti ngs, the n press th e Center S ele ct Key [OK] . Pictures / Videos / Sounds 4. Select Phon e Mem or y or Card Memory , then pr ess the Cent er Select Key [S ET] .
167 SETTINGS & TOOLS NO T ES Selecting Memory Usa ge in step 2 displays the av ailable memo r y capacit y , used capacit y , and total capacit y . Selecting Move Al l T o Car d in step 2 m oves all th e files sto red in Pho ne M emo r y to Card Me mo r y .
168 SETTINGS & TOOLS Ph one Info Acc ess ing t he Ph on e Info s ubm e nu T o display informatio n abo ut your ha ndset: 1. Fro m idle mod e, press the C enter S elect Key [ME NU] , select Se t ti ng s & T ool s , then pre ss the C enter S elect Key [OK] .
169 SETTINGS & TOOLS NO T E For m ore info rmati on on t he ico ns, se e page 13. Software Update Status T o check th e statu s of a Sof t wa re Update: 1. Fro m idle mod e, press the C enter S elect Key [ME NU] , select Se t ti ng s & T ool s , then pre ss the C enter S elect Key [OK] .
170 SETTINGS & TOOLS NO T ES Af ter the s of t ware dow nload is c omp lete, you ca n press th e Lef t Sof t Key [In f o ] to chec k the co ntent of the d ownl oaded S of t ware Updat e.
171 SETTINGS & TOOLS DISPLA Y THEMES: Select White , Wireframe , Tr e k , or Clash , then p ress the C enter S elect Key [SET] to s ave the set tin g or press th e Right S of t Key [Skip ] to go to the nex t set tin g.
172 Safety TIA Safet y Information The fo llowin g is the co mplete T IA Safet y In format ion fo r wireles s handheld phones. Tips on E fficie nt Operation Do n ot touch t he anten na unn eces sarily w hen t he pho ne is in us e.
173 Safety Elect ronic Devices Y our wirele ss hand held po rt able tele pho ne is a low po wer radio trans mit ter and rec eiver . Wh en it is O N, it rec eives and a lso se nds out radio fr equency (RF) signals. Mo st mode rn ele ctronic eq uipme nt is shielde d from R F ene rgy .
174 Safety Other Medic al De vices If you us e any other p erso nal me dical devi ce, con sult the manu facturer of yo ur device to d etermin e if they a re adequatel y shielde d from ex ternal R F ene rgy . Y o ur physician m ay be able to assist you in obtaining this information.
175 Safety Blasting Areas T o avoid interfering with blasting operations, turn your phone OF F when in a “blasting ar ea” or in areas posted “T urn of f two -way ra dio” .
176 Safety Body-W orn Operation This devi ce was tested for t y pical bo dy-wo rn op eration s with th e back of the ph one kept 2.0 c m from th e body. T o ma intain c om pliance w ith FCC R F exposur e requir ements, use only belt-clips, holsters or similar acces sorie s that mai ntain a 2.
177 Safety use on ly the p ower requi red to reach the n et work . In gen eral, th e close r you are to a wirel ess bas e stati on anten na, t he lower t he powe r outp ut.
178 Safety harmf ul inter ferenc e in a resident ial installation. This equipme nt gene rates, use s and ca n radiate radio freque ncy ene rgy and, if no t installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interfer ence to r adio communications.
179 Safety Wha t kin ds of p ho nes a re t he s ubj ec t of t his update? The term “wireless phone ” r efers her e to hand-held wireless phones with built-in antennas, often called “ cell, ”“mobile, ” or “P CS ” phones.
180 Safety Wha t is FDA ’s role c onc e rnin g th e saf et y of wi re le ss phones? Unde r the law, FDA doe s not review th e safet y of radiatio n- e mit ting con sume r product s such as w ireles s pho nes befo re they ca n be sold, as it do es wit h new drugs o r medi cal devic es.
181 Safety FDA sh ares regulator y resp onsibili ties fo r wireles s pho nes wi th the Fede ral Co mmu nicatio ns C omm issio n (FC C). All phone s that are so ld in the U nited S tates mus t com ply wit h FC C safet y guid elines t hat limit RF exp osure.
182 Safety brain cancer , glioma, meningio ma, or acoustic neuroma, tum ors of the brain o r salivar y gla nd, leukem ia, or ot her can cers. N on e of the studie s dem onstrated t he existence of a ny harmf ul heal th ef fects from w ireles s phon e RF exp osures .
183 Safety FDA has b een a le ading par ticipant i n the World H ealt h Organizat ion International Elec tromagnetic Fi elds (EM F ) Proje ct since it s incepti on in 19 9 6.
184 Safety the wi reless p hon e away from yo ur bod y or us e a wireles s pho ne con nected to a rem ote antenna . Again, th e scienti fic data d o not de mo nstrate that w ireless p hon es are harm ful.
185 Safety On th e other ha nd, if the p hone is m oun ted against t he waist or ot her par t of the bo dy during u se, then t hat par t of the b ody will ab sorb more R F ene rgy . Wirel ess ph one s marketed in th e U.S. a re required to meet s afety req uireme nts regardles s of whet her th ey are used aga inst the he ad or again st the b ody.
186 Safety This test m etho d is now par t of a sta ndard spo nsored by th e Ass ociatio n for th e Advance ment of M edic al Instr ume ntatio n (A A MI). The f inal draf t, a jo int ef for t by FDA , me dical devi ce manu facturers, and ma ny other gro ups, was co mpl eted in late 2 0 0 0.
187 Safety accurately as p ossibl e. Never term inate an em ergency c all until yo u have received cl earan ce to do so. FCC Enh an ce d 91 1 ( E 91 1) Rul es Background The F ederal C om mun icatio n.
188 Safety 91 1 in L ock M od e The “ 91 1” call se rv ice is available even in t he lo ck mod e. 1. Enter “ 91 1 ” then p ress the S end Key. 2. The ca ll conne cts. 3. Th e pho ne exits th e Loc k Mod e for 5 min utes. 4. T o exit e merge ncy mod e, press the E nd/ Powe r Key .
189 Safety Gen eral Safet y Pre cau ti ons Y o ur Handheld Por table T elepho ne is a high qual it y piece of equipment. Befor e operating, r ead all instructions and cautionary mark ings o n the prod uct, bat ter y and ada pter/charger .
190 Safety repairable. If, by accident, yo u spill fluid, s uch as water , on th e device, turn of f th e power, r em ove the bat ter y and wipe of f t he fluid w ith a dry, clean cloth. By u sing this dev ice with f luid on it , it may cause he at gene ration, f ire, product failu re or elect ric sho ck.
191 Safety T o avoid injur y or get tin g into an accide nt, che ck arou nd you to ensure you r safet y while placing a c all, mes saging, ta king a picture o r playing a game wit h this device. T o avoid injur y , do not use t his device if t he earpie ce magn et picks up metal objects such as pins.
192 Safety DOs Onl y use bat terie s speci fic to you r pho ne mod el. Use on ly the U S B/ Wall Cha rger provide d with t he pho ne. Usi ng any charger ot her tha n the o ne include d with t he pho ne may dam age your phone or battery . Onl y use the bat ter y a nd charge r approved by the ma nufactu rer .
193 Safety Do n’t dispos e of the bat ter y in a fire. Do n’t sho r t the po sitive el ectro de and ne gative ele ctrod e on the batter y. Do n’t nail, hit wi th a ham mer, or step on the bat ter y. It may cause fire or damage. Do n’t use th e batte ry w ith da mage or a l eak .
194 Safety hands. A lways unplu g the wall ch arger fro m the po wer so urce before atte mpting any cle aning. Al ways use a dr y , sof t cloth da mpen ed with water to clean t he equip ment , afte r it has be en unplug ged.
195 Safety disorie ntatio n, any involunt ar y movem ent, or c onvulsi ons — IM M EDI A TEL Y disco ntinue us e and co nsult yo ur physician befo re resuming play .
196 Safety Accessib ilit y He ari ng Aid C om pat ibi lit y ( H AC) fo r Wir el ess T ele communications Devices PCD’ s Commitment PC D believes t hat all of ou r custom ers sh ould be a ble to enj oy the be nefits of digi tal wirel ess tech nol ogies .
197 Safety How wi ll I know i f my he arin g aid w ill work w it h a par tic ula r dig it al wir el es s ph one ? Y ou’ll want to tr y a nu mber of w ireless phon es so t hat you ca n decide which wo rks the b est wi th your h earing a ids.
198 Safety For o ptima l per for manc e, your ph one s hou ld be at leas t 1 2 inch es (30 centi meters) from the T T Y dev ice. Placing t he pho ne to o close to t he T T Y device m ay cause hig h error rate s.
199 Safety Av oid using headph one s af ter expos ure to extre mely l oud n oises , such as c onc er ts, that m ight cau se temp orar y hea ring lo ss. T empo rar y heari ng los s might ca use uns afe volum es to so und normal. Do no t listen at any volu me that ca uses yo u discom for t.
200 Safety National Institute f or Occu pat io na l Sa fe t y an d He al t h Huber t H. Humphrey Bldg. 20 0 Indep endenc e Ave. , SW W as hi ng to n, DC 20 20 1 Voi c e: 1- 8 0 0 - 3 5 - N I O S H (1- 8 0 0 - 3 5 6 - 4 6 7 4) Internet: www.cdc .gov /niosh/ topics/noise/de fault.
201 Safety -OR - Drop t he pho ne of f at a loc al coll ectio n center. For a list of colle ction centers, visit ww w. wirelessfoundation.or g/C alltoProtect/dropoff.
202 12 MONTH LIMITED WARRANTY Personal Communications Devices, LLC. ( the “Com pany”) w arrants to the origi nal retail purchas er of this hand held po rt able cellula r telephone, that should thi.
203 12 MONTH LIMITED WARRANTY (f) P roduct da maged f rom exter nal caus es such a s fire, floo ding, dir t, sand, weat her co nditio ns, bat ter y leak age, blown f use, thef t o r impro per us age of any ele ctrical s ource.
204 12 MONTH LIMITED WARRANTY area, you ma y telephone in the United States (80 0) 229 - 1235, and in Canada (8 0 0) 4 6 5 - 9 672 (i n Ont ario ca ll 4 16 - 6 9 5 - 3 0 6 0).
205 12 MONTH LIMITED WARRANTY IN USA : Personal Communications Devices, LLC. 555 W ir ele ss Bl vd . Hauppaug e, NY 1 1 788 (8 0 0) 2 2 9 -1 2 3 5 IN CA NA DA: P CD C om munic ation s Canada L td.
206 Index 1 2 MO N TH L IM IT ED WARR A N T Y ..................... 2 0 2 A Accessibilit y ......................19 6 Add New D evices ............. 13 1 Airplane M ode ................... 15 1 Alar m Clock ....................... 1 13 Aler t Sounds .
207 Index 207 E Ear th C ompas s ................. 1 18 Easy S et-up ............... 140, 144 Edit Codes .........................156 Email ..................................10 3 Emergency Ca lls ...............18 6 ERI B anner .......................
208 Index Mobile I M ...........................103 Mobile Web ......................... 87 Motio n Detectio n ........ 35, 16 0 Music & T one s .....................68 Mute Fun ction ......................33 My M usic ............................
209 Index Ser vic e Aler ts ....................143 Set Di rectional Keys ..........153 Set M y Sho r tcuts ............... 152 Set Re d Side Key .............. 153 Set S hor tcuts .....................152 SE T TI NG S & TOO LS......... 107 Set- up Wiza rd.
210 Index 210 TH IS P RO DU CT IS L IC EN S ED U ND ER T H E M PEG - 4 V ISUA L P A TE NT P O RT F OL IO LI CE NS E F OR T H E PE RS O NA L A ND N O N - CO M ME RC IA L US E O F A CO N SU M ER F O R (.
21 1 Index 21 1 This Product incorporates technology fr om Nuance Com munications, Inc. The P T T of this Produ ct inco rporates tech nolo gy from C ore M obilit y , Inc. micro SD is a registered t rademar k of the S D Card As sociat ion. ACC ES S and N etFro nt are tradem arks o r registered trade marks of ACC ES S CO.
Un punto importante, dopo l’acquisto del dispositivo (o anche prima di acquisto) è quello di leggere il manuale. Dobbiamo farlo per diversi motivi semplici:
Se non hai ancora comprato il Casio Ravine è un buon momento per familiarizzare con i dati di base del prodotto. Prime consultare le pagine iniziali del manuale d’uso, che si trova al di sopra. Dovresti trovare lì i dati tecnici più importanti del Casio Ravine - in questo modo è possibile verificare se l’apparecchio soddisfa le tue esigenze. Esplorando le pagine segenti del manuali d’uso Casio Ravine imparerai tutte le caratteristiche del prodotto e le informazioni sul suo funzionamento. Le informazioni sul Casio Ravine ti aiuteranno sicuramente a prendere una decisione relativa all’acquisto.
In una situazione in cui hai già il Casio Ravine, ma non hai ancora letto il manuale d’uso, dovresti farlo per le ragioni sopra descritte. Saprai quindi se hai correttamente usato le funzioni disponibili, e se hai commesso errori che possono ridurre la durata di vita del Casio Ravine.
Tuttavia, uno dei ruoli più importanti per l’utente svolti dal manuale d’uso è quello di aiutare a risolvere i problemi con il Casio Ravine. Quasi sempre, ci troverai Troubleshooting, cioè i guasti più frequenti e malfunzionamenti del dispositivo Casio Ravine insieme con le istruzioni su come risolverli. Anche se non si riesci a risolvere il problema, il manuale d’uso ti mostrerà il percorso di ulteriori procedimenti – il contatto con il centro servizio clienti o il servizio più vicino.
