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Welcome Prohibition of illegal modification of IMEI Welcome to Motorolas world leading mobile communication technology. Motorolas mobile communication equipment are designed and produced in compliance with its strict in-house standards and the international standards. They are subject to the strict quality tests including temperature test, humidity test, dust test, vibration test and drop test. We are sure that you will be highly satisfied with the Motorola products made through these processes. Thank you again for selecting our products, and hope that you would succeed in your business with your product. Any content of this manual and any function of this product are subject to change according to situation. We suggest that you set your phone to vibration mode at a public place. Removal or change of IMEI (International Mobile Equipment Identity) installed in the mobile phone manufactured and supplied by Motorola, or an attempt to reproduce and enter another IMEI in the mobile phone is strictly prohibited and subject to max. 10-year prison sentence or a fine not exceeding 20 million Won in pursuant of Article 347 of the Criminal Act. In addition, such an illegal act may damage the software installed in the phone. Therefore, customers are required to use care not to incur any damage due to such an illegal act. The product which is illegally modified is excluded from any free or paid service Welcome warranted by Motorola. MOTOROLA!
to 2 3 For your safety Read this For your safety carefully in order to secure safety of the user and to prevent damage to property. Please keep this manual in the place which can be accessed at any time by the user. CAUTION!
Do not lend your own phone to other person inadvertently. Please observe the proprieties in public places. For repairs or other alter services, contact our designated service center. If your phone has got lost or stolen, immediately report to the relevant telecommunications service provider. You are required to refrain from using unauthorized devices.
- Using chargers, hands-free kits, data communication cables, batteries, or equipment other than genuine ones may deteriorate this products performance or cause malfunction, external deformation or breakage. Use the accessories like an earphone cautiously.
- If you are exposed to loud sound for long periods of time, damage to your hearing can occur. Make it rule to record important data separately.
- Input data such as telephone numbers for a mobile phone may be corrupted due to users inadvertence or unexpected problems. Make sure not to be in water or moisture.
- If either mobile phone or battery is immersed in water or liquid, the color of immersion-checking label affixed to the mobile phone or battery will be changed. In the case of malfunction due to such reason, free service warranted by Motorola will be rejected. This product should not be added with any separate equipment that may cause an alteration to its original performance as described on type registration. 4 To use the mobile phone safely and for a long time, Make sure to use authentic goods only. Using an unauthorized battery or charger will shorten a life cycle of the mobile phone or deteriorate its performance. Be careful not to cause damages to the glass of mobile phone display. The LCD may be damaged if it is given a strong impact or is dropped to the ground. If the glass gets damaged, please do not touch it by hands, but contact the nearest Motorola service center immediately. Do not dry an immersed mobile phone with a heating apparatus. If you dry an immersed mobile phone or battery with a heating apparatus may cause a mobile phones explosion and external deformation or failure. Do not turn on the power while the phone is wet. Instead, separate a batter from the phone and contact a service center designated by Motorola. F o r y o u r s a e t y f 5 For your safety Read this For your safety carefully in order to secure safety of the user and to prevent damage to property. Please keep this manual in the place which can be accessed at any time by the user. To use the mobile phone safely and for a long time, Use and keep the phone at room temperature. If a mobile phone or batter is placed at very hot places (inside a car in summer, an airtight place under the direct sunlight, near the fire, etc), it may run into a danger of explosion fire or external deformation. If it is used and kept at very cold places, it may reduce the capacity and lifetime of the battery. Keep the mobile phone clean. If there are foreign substances on a metal part of a charger or battery-charging contact, the phone may not be charged properly. Use smooth cloth to clean the mobile phone. Using chemicals (such as alcohol, benzene, thinner, etc.) for cleaning purpose may cause a fire. Do not give strong impact to the mobile phone, and do not disassemble or modify it. Giving a strong impact or dropping the mobile phone or battery may cause the phone to run into failure or explosion. In case of disassembling or modifying the mobile phone inadvertently, a free service will be rejected. 6 Do not use the phone while charging. If you use the mobile phone while charging it with a charger or USB data cable, you may have a risk of electric shock or fire. Make sure that you use the phone alter separating it from USB data cable or charger. No!
Use a ground-available outlet for PC power when using an USB data cable. If you connect the phone with PC (personal computer) via an USB data cable, you may encounter a risk of electric shock depending on the grounding state of the PC power. Do not place items containing magnetic components. The magnetic strip such as a credit card, phone card or transportation ticket, can be damaged by the phone. F F o o r r y y o o u u r r s s a a e e t t y y f f 7 For your safety Read this For your safety carefully in order to secure safety of the user and to prevent damage to property. Please keep this manual in the place which can be accessed at any time by the user. To use the mobile phone safely and for a long time, Make a back-up record of the input information in mobile phone. Input information like telephone numbers can be deleted upon users inadvertency, upgrade, repair or unexpected problem. A manufacturer shall not be responsible for any information loss. Keep the phone out of reach of animals or children. If children or animals suck or bite the mobile phone or battery, they may run into a risk of having an electric shock, explosion, exposure to electromagnetic wave, damaged parts (rubber stopper) stuck in the throat, and suffocation. In case a child use the phone, make sure that they are fully aware of this precaution. Milk Do not hold the antenna when the phone is in use. If you hold it, it can affect call quality, it also may cause the phone to operate as higher power level that needed and shorten talk and standby times. Be careful when you use a necklace or cord for the mobile phone. Be careful that using a necklace or cord for the mobile phone may cause you to run into dangerous accidents like being caught in train, electric railway or car doors. Make sure to use authentic goods only. Paint or metallic content on the phone may cause an allergic reaction, eczema, itching, swell, and etc. If any of the above symptoms occurs, stop using the phone and visit a doctor. F o r y o u r s a e t y f 9 8 For your safety Read this For your safety carefully in order to secure safety of the user and to prevent damage to property. Please keep this manual in the place which can be accessed at any time by the user. Locations for using the mobile phone Using the mobile phone while driving Do not use the mobile phone in a potentially explosive atmosphere. Turn off your phone in a potentially explosive atmosphere like construction sites and military areas. Obey all the instructions and signals posted in a potentially explosive atmosphere. Construction crews often use remote control RF devices to set off explosives. Do not use the mobile phone in near inflammable materials. Do not install or use accessories onto your phone in a potentially explosive atmosphere including gas station, gas leak areas, and deck on boats. Do not use the mobile phone in a prohibited area like air crafts and hospitals. Using a mobile phone may cause accidents in some aircrafts and hospitals using RF equipment. Do not use the mobile phone near pacemakers. The Health Industry Manufactures Association recommends to keep a minimum of 15 cm (6 inches) from the pacemaker when the phone is switched on. Person with pacemaker should always use the phone in the opposite side of the pacemaker and maintain a separation of 15cm or more. 10 Refrain yourself from using the mobile phone while driving. Using the mobile phone in driving a car may cause direct and indirect car accidents. Check the laws and regulations on the use of mobile phones in the areas when you drive. Such an act is fined penalties and demerits under the Road Traffic Act. Do not install a hands-free device near air bag. An air bag inflates with great force in a moment. Do not leave your phone or set up the hands-free kit near to the air bag. You may be seriously injured when the air bag is activated. F o r y o u r s a e t y f 11 For your safety Read this For your safety carefully in order to secure safety of the user and to prevent damage to property. Please keep this manual in the place which can be accessed at any time by the user. Using battery and charger A battery for charging is consumable. The repetition of charge/discharge will shorten its service time gradually. The flicker of the lamp while charging the mobile phone and the battery means that the charge is not processed. Check the charger to avoid the trouble that may occur to each device. If the temperature of the phone rises over 45C while charging the battery, the phone stops charging and switch on the LCD screen and keypad lights. Mobile phone and battery cover need to be combined at all time. If not, it may cause malfunction. In case of separating a battery from the mobile phone, please turn off the power. If not, it may cause malfunction. 12 Make sure to use only the TTA-authorized battery. Using unauthorized charger may cause fatal accidents like degraded battery safety, shorter service life, explosion or fire. Do not expose the phone direct sunlight or use it in places with high humidity. Store in the room between 0C ~ +40C. It may damage the phone and cause the phone to explode. Do not place the phone in areas that may get very hot, such as on or near a cooking surface, cooking appliance, iron, or radiator. It may damage the phone and cause the phone to explode. Do not permit a battery out of the phone to come in contact with metal objects, such as coins, keys or jewelry. It may damage the phone and cause the phone to explode. F o r y o u r s a e t y f 13 Menu Table
T Service Sounds Display Contents My Moto Organizer Message Phonebook Settings 54~63 66~70 72~77 80~89 92~113 116~124 126~135 138~144 146~154 14 T Service Display Contents My Moto Message Phonebook Settings Main Display ...................72 Download Wallpaper .....74 Download Font ..............74 Menu Type ......................75 Screen Design ................75 Dialing Font .....................76 Backlight Control ............77 Ringtone Box .................80 Wallpaper Box ................80 Font Box .........................81 Photo/Movie Album ......81 MMS Contents Box ......82 Playon .........................83 June Contents Box .......85 Phone Decoration ..........88 Captured Screen ...........88 Memory Manager ..........89 Roaming .........................54 M Service Center ...........55 T Service .........................56 NATE ...............................57 W ....................................58 Moneta ............................60 WINC ...............................62 NATE Phone P ...............63 T Interactive .....................63 Sounds Ringtone Style ................66 Download Ringtone ......66 Vibrate Style ....................67 Call Alert Style .................67 Volume ............................68 Operation Effects ............69 Reminder Alerts ..............69 System Alerts .................70 My Etiquette ....................70 Camera ...........................92 Subway Map ................104 Dictionary ......................106 E-book ..........................108 Stopwatch ....................108 Enjoy Wine ....................109 USB Mass Storage .....112 Organizer Morning call/Alarms .....116 Calendar ........................118 Scheduler ......................119 Memo ............................120 Diary ..............................121 Calculator ......................123 World Time ...................124 Message Box ...............126 New Message ..............130 Report spam/Service ..133 Contents Box ...............134 Settings ........................135 Search Number ...........138 Add New Contact .......140 Edit Group .....................141 Edit Speed Dial .............141 Call History/Time ..........142 Block Calls ....................142 Phonebook Usage ......143 Automatic Backup .......143 My Phone Number ......144 Phone Settings .............146 Call Settings ..................147 NATE Settings ..............148 USIM Setting ................148 Set Time ........................149 Lock/Password ............150
/Language ..........151 Reset ............................152 Motorola Service Center ..152 S/W Version ..................153 M e n u T a b e l 15 Contents Prohibition of illegal modification of IMEI For your safety Menu table 3 4 14 01 Before Using the Phone 1 Components .......................................................................22 2 Parts of the phone ...................................................23 3 Muti-access .........................................................................26 4 On-screen Icons ..........................................................28 5 Menu move buttons .................................................29 6 USIM card ...............................................................................31 Installing USIM card ........................................31 Removing USIM card ..................................32 7 Battery ...........................................................................................33 Install battery ................................................................33 Remove battery ......................................................33 Charging battery ...................................................34 16 02 Basic Operation 1 Power On/Off ....................................................................38 Power on ...........................................................................38 Power off ...........................................................................38 2 Placing a call ......................................................................39 Placing a voice call ..................................................39 Receiving a voice call ...........................................41 In-call functions .............................................................42 3 Menu from the call history list ..............45 4 Missed calls ..........................................................................46 5 My Menu settings .....................................................46 6 Menu after entering a number ..........47 03 Entering Text 1 Entering text mode .................................................50 Entering text mode ...........................................50 Writing Korean .........................................................50 Writing English and numbers ...............51 2 Using menu when entering text ...................52 Emoticons .......................................................................52 04 T Service 1 Roaming .....................................................................................54 Select system ............................................................54 Roaming auto dial ..............................................55 2 M Service Center .......................................................55 3 T Service ....................................................................................56 4 NATE .................................................................................................57 5 W ............................................................................................................58 June video .......................................................................59 Real-time TV ................................................................59 is box .......................................................................................60 tossi ............................................................................................60 June contents ...........................................................60 6 Moneta ..........................................................................................60 Membership & Life ............................................61 Preference .......................................................................61 Moneta home ............................................................61 7 WINC(Mobile Address) ....................................62 8 NATE Phone P ................................................................63 9 T Interactive .........................................................................63 05 Sounds 1 Ringtone Style .................................................................66 2 Download Ringtone ..............................................66 3 Vibrate Style ........................................................................67 4 Call Alert Style .................................................................67 5 Volume ...........................................................................................68 6 Operation Effects .......................................................69 7 Reminder Alerts ............................................................69 8 System Alerts ....................................................................70 9 My Etiquette ..........................................................................70 06 Display 1 Main Display ..........................................................................72 Standby Screen ........................................................72 Quick function .............................................................73 2 Download Wallpaper ...............................................74 3 Download Font .................................................................74 4 Menu Type ..............................................................................75 06 Display_continued 5 Screen Design ....................................................................75 6 Dialing Font .............................................................................76 7 Backlight Control ...........................................................77 07 Contents 1 Ringtone Box .......................................................................80 2 Wallpaper Box ....................................................................80 3 Font Box ......................................................................................81 4 Photo/Movie Album ..................................................81 5 MMS Contents File ....................................................82 6 Playon ....................................................................................83 7 June Contents Box ....................................................85 8 Phone Decoration ........................................................88 9 Captured Screen ............................................................88 10 Memory Manager ......................................................89 08 My Moto 1 Camera .........................................................................................92 Before using camera ........................................92 Photo ........................................................................................94 Movie ........................................................................................97 Mobile Cyworld ....................................................100 is box ................................................................................100 NATE Photo Print ..............................................101 Settings ............................................................................102 Memory Manager .............................................103 Help ........................................................................................103 2 Subway Map ...................................................................104 View Route Map .................................................104 Search Route ..........................................................104 My Route .......................................................................105 Station Info ..................................................................105 Lost Property Office ......................................105 Settings ............................................................................105 Help ........................................................................................105 C o n t e n t s 17 Contents (contd) 08 My Moto_continued 3 Dictionary ............................................................................106 Before using the dictionary .................106 English-Korean ......................................................106 Korean-English ......................................................107 My Vocabulary .......................................................107 My History ....................................................................107 Settings .............................................................................107 4 E-book ......................................................................................108 5 Stopwatch .........................................................................108 6 Enjoy Wine ........................................................................109 Search ...............................................................................109 Recommand wine search ................110 Wine Common Sense ............................110 Cheese Story .........................................................111 Tasting Note .............................................................111 7 USB Mass Storage ...........................................112 09 Organizer 1 Moring call/Alarms .............................................116 Easy Alarm .................................................................116 Morning Call ............................................................117 My Alarm .......................................................................117 2 Calendar ................................................................................118 3 Scheduler ............................................................................119 Schedule .......................................................................119 To-do ...................................................................................119 Anniversary ................................................................119 D-day ..................................................................................120 Meeting planner ................................................120 4 Memo .........................................................................................120 5 Diary ..............................................................................................121 Photo diary ................................................................121 Diet diary .......................................................................122 6 Calculator ............................................................................123 7 World Time ........................................................................124 10 Message 1 Message Box ...............................................................126 2 New Message .............................................................130 Letter Paper .............................................................131 Avata ....................................................................................131 3 Report Spam/Service ...................................133 4 Contents Box ...............................................................134 5 Settings ...................................................................................135 11 Phonebook 1 Search Number ........................................................138 2 Add New Contact ...................................................140 Save by phone ......................................................140 Save by USIM .........................................................140 3 Edit Group ............................................................................141 4 Edit Speed Dial ............................................................141 5 Call History/Time ......................................................142 6 Block calls ............................................................................142 13 Appendix 1 Accessories .......................................................................156 2 Troubleshooting ..........................................................156 3 Spec and Feature ....................................................157 4 Authentication label ..........................................157 5 Specific Absorption Rate .......................158 6 Collecting wasted-mobile phones .....159 C o n t e n t s 11 Phonebook_continued 7 Memory Usage ...............................................................143 8 Automatic Backup .................................................143 9 My Number ........................................................................144 12 Settings 1 Phone Settings .............................................................146 Sounds ..............................................................................146 Display ................................................................................146 Message .........................................................................146 Camera .............................................................................146 June Setting ..............................................................146 2 Call Settings ...................................................................147 Answer Options ................................................147 Auto Area Code ................................................147 Airplane Mode .....................................................147 Network Settings ............................................147 12 Settings_continued 3 NATE Settings .............................................................148 4 USIM Setting ................................................................148 5 Set Time ..................................................................................149 6 Lock/Password ...........................................................150 Phone Lock ................................................................150 Privacy Lock ..............................................................150 Service Key Lock ...............................................150 Restric Call ...................................................................150 Change Password ...........................................150 7 /Language ...........................................................151 8 Reset .............................................................................................152 9 Motorola Service Center ............................152 Call Center ...................................................................152 Search Service Center ..............................153 Self A/S .............................................................................153 10 S/W Version ....................................................................153 18 19 MEMO 20 01 F o r y o u r s a e t y f Before Using the Phone 1 Components .............................. 22 2 Parts of the phone ...................... 23 3 Multi-access ............................... 26 4 On-Screen Icons ....................... 28 5 Menu move buttons .................. 29 6 USIM card ................................... 31 7 Battery .......................................... 33 21 1. Components Before using the phone, make sure that you have received all the components. 2. Parts of the phone Part names and keys Mobile phone Front view Rear view Battery cover Standard-type battery Slim-type battery Battery charge Car charger Multi adapter USB data cable Earpiece LCD Camera Battery cover i f 0 1 B e o r e U s n g t h e P h o n e 22 Stereo earset Users manual The illustrations used in this manual are for your reference only, and may be different from actual view. Microphone Speaker Note Push the hold button keys. down to unlock the external button 23 2. Parts of the phone Part names and keys Left side Open view Right side view Holes for a carrying strap Volume In standby mode:
Volume of the earpiece, alarm, ringtone Switch to Etiquette mode In menu, In call: Volume of keytone In camera mode: Zoom In/Out Multi-Access button Run Multi-Access function Battery charging connector/
Cable connector Stereo earset connector LCD Keypad Hold button Push up to lock the phone, Push down to unlock the phone Camera button Activates camera mode in standby mode
- Press : Move to Camera menu
- Press and hold : Taking a photo Changes number style when entering the number in standby mode Antenna Keypad Nate/ok Button In menu: Selects menu options and confirms In standby mode: Press and hold to move to Nate menu Press to connect to Nate home
(Left)Menu Button In standby mode: Move to menu In menu: Setting My Menu Change the menu type Moneta Button Move to Moneta menu Send Button Dial/Answer a call Shows a history of calls made, received, and missed Press and hold to dial previous voice call number Button Press and hold to switch on/off Etiquette mode 0 Button For international call press 0 + number
(Right)Phonebook Button In standby mode: Phonebook list In menu: Go back to previous screen Clear Button Go back to previous screen In message: Deletes a character with each press Press to move to T-Interactive (T-Interactive, see p.63) End Button Power On/Off Reject a call End a call Switch to standby mode Navigation Button Move up/down/left/right Open up the quick function menu Up : Move to W menu (W, see p.58) Down : Move to quick function menu (Quick function, see p.73) Left : Move to Message menu (Message, see p.126) Right : Move to My Menu menu
(My Menu Settings, see p.46)
# Button Press and hold to Lock All i f 0 1 B e o r e U s n g t h e P h o n e 24 25 3. Multi-Access You can use Message, Playon, June contents, Motorola features, running function, W, NATE, and voice/video phone. Ex) You can place a voice call while using the internet. Run Multi-Access Icon description Press Multi-Access want Select
When using Message, Playon, june contents, Motorola features, running function, W, NATE, or Move to select the feature you button Voice/Video call, press to use the multi-access icon on the standby screen.
Select the function and press
. Note Multi-Access screen Help function. When using Multi-Access, Help runs automatically on the standby screen. You can set on/off of viewing When you have turned off Help function, you can press and hold
(Left) to view Help again.
Press : To run Multi-Access Press : To run the selected function Press : Move and select the functions When Multi-Access function is retricted, information window displayed on the screen. Multi-Access screen Setting up Help screen You can only use Multi-Access functions from the system memory.
(Except when the function could effect the phones stability.) Message Move to new message and message box. (Message, see p.126~135) Playon Use the short cut key functions in Playon menu (Playon, see p.83) June contents Move to June contents box and play the downloaded content. Motorola Functions Running Functions W NATE Use Organizer [Scheduler(see p.119), Memo(see p.120), World Time(see p.124), Subway Map(see p.104), Dictionary(see p.106), Calculator(see p.123), E-book(see p.108)]. Using the current Multi-Access function, check the running fuctions from the list. Move to W menu and use the various functions. (W, see p.58) Connect to NATE or june Contents Box. Voice call Use the recent call history, phonebook, and placing a call functions. i f 0 1 B e o r e U s n g t h e P h o n e 26 27 4. On-Screen Icons Tells you the strength of the network signal. Voice call or Nate is connected. Phone is locked. (Lock all, Privacy, Lock service) The alarm has been set and is on.
(Simple alarm, Morning call, My alarm) External button is locked Service is not available. The stereo earset is connected. You have recieved voice or text message. The external memory card is inserted. Incoming calls has set to Bell mode. Tells you the status of Full Low battery Charge needed Etiquette Mode Vibrate Bell & Vibrate Bell & Vibrate Louder Mute My etiquette mode USB cable is connected. (It varies depending on the receive mode selected) You have set the phone as flight mode. The roaming service (general) is being used. (Except WCDMA/GSM) The phone is charging through USB cable or car charger The roaming service (3G) is being used. (Except WCDMA/GSM) Standby To reduce the battery consuption, the screen lights off automatically according to backlight display setting. 28 5. Menu move buttons How to use the menu displayed on the bottom of the screen How to move the cursor and select a menu When a scroll bar is displayed f 0 1 B e o r e U s n g i Move the cursor with
, and or select by pressing A scroll bar is displayed if there are more menu than currently displayed on the screen. Select an item with
, and press t h e P h o n e 29 Press
(Right) or button
(Left),
(center) 5. Menu move buttons (Contd) If is displayed on the screen If is displayed on a side of the menu If is displayed on the screen 6. USIM card. Insert USIM(Universal Subscriber Identity Module) card supports from SKT in order to use the phone. Installing USIM card Push down the battery cover and lift the cover up as shown in the figure. Lift to remove the battery
- Use the battery groove as shown in the figure to lift up. Battery groove Insert and slide the USIM card into the USIM card holder.
- Make sure that the USIM card is inserted properly and that the gold contact area on the card is facing downwards. Push down and place the battery. Slide the battery cover upwards.
- Push upward until it snaps back into place. Select the desired item with
, and press
. Move the cursor with or press and to select. i f 0 1 B e o r e U s n g t h e P h o n e
, the sub or If you press menu are displayed. Select an item by pressing matching number key. or press the 30 31 6. USIM card. (Contd) Removing USIM card Remove the battery cover and the battery. (see p.33) Push upward to remove the USIM card. Place back the battery and the battery cover properly. (see p.33)
Emergency call can be made with out the USIM card.
- Press
(Right) and enter the emergency number and press when USIM card is not in the phone.
You can use menu on standby screen without USIM card. Note For your privacy, set the USIM card password before you use.
(USIM preference, see p.148) The metal contact of the USIM card can be easily damaged by scratches. Be careful not to loose or transfer the ownership to the other person. The call charge fee and other service fee is charged to USIM holder. The battery life can be shorten when using the USIM card with the transportation card. Make sure the power is off before you install the USIM card.
- The phone can not be recognized the USIM card when the power is on. For more details about the USIM card, please contact SKT service center. 7. Battery Installing the battery Removing the battery Charge terminal The battery charge terminal and the phone charge terminal should be engaged as shown in the figure. Push down the battery until it snaps. Battery groove Battery cover groove Push and slide down the battery cover and lift up from the battery cover home as shown in the figure. Hold and lift up the battery removal home as shown in the figure. Place the battery cover to the battery cover home, slide the battery cover upwards until it snaps. Battery cover groove Separate the battery from the phone. i f 0 1 B e o r e U s n g t h e P h o n e 32 CAUTION Make sure the power is off all time when removing the battery.
- Removing the battery when the power is on could damage your phone. 33 7. Battery (Contd) Charging the battery The battery is not fully charged when you purchase it, make sure to charge the battery before using the phone. You must use a travel charger or a car charger in order to recharge a completely discharged battery. battery charger socket. Tavel charger Charging a battery with a battery charger 1) Connect the travel charger cable to the rear port of the battery charger. 2) Connect the power cord of the travel charger to an electric outlet, and check if the triangular lamp on the travel charger cable jack flickers in amber. (100V~220V) 3) Insert the battery to the battery charger socket. (When inserting or removing a battery to/from the charger, check the direction of the battery release button on the charger.) 4) The charging status is displayed on the triangular lamp on the travel charger cable jack. Charging a battery with a charger adapter 1) Connect the power cord of the travel charger to an electric outlet, and check if the triangular lamp on the cable jack flickers in amber. (100V~220V) 2) Connect the travel charger cable jack to the port of the multi adapter. 3) Connect the multi adapter cable jack to the charger connector in the right side of the handset. 4) The charging status is displayed on the triangular lamp on the travel charger cable jack. 5) If the charger lamp flickers while charging the battery with the travel charger, connect the multi adapter to the handset, and then connect the travel charger. Note Optional travel charger Travel chargers are not included in the package for conservation of resources. You can purchase one from the shop or a service center. Multi adpater Tavel charger 34 Charging a battery with a USB data cable 1) You can charge your phone by connecting it to the PC through a 5PIN USB data cable or a 24PIN USB data cable using a charger adapter.
In order to use the charging function with a 5PIN USB data cable, you should have SKT integrated USB driver in your PC. USB data cable
A 5PIN USB data cable supports both the charging and data communication functions.
A 24PIN USB data cable using charger adapter only supports the charging function. Note Display icon when charging The charging icon is displayed if you charge the battery with a 5 PIN USB data cable or a car charger The screen when charging the battery while the phone is off i f 0 1 B e o r e U s n g t h e P h o n e Battery icons when power is off When charging a battery with a travel charger, the charger lamp shows if the battery is fully charged Charging is in progress normally /
The power is disconnected or connected incorrectly (Connect the charger cable again) Charging is completed
(turned into green from red) 35
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7. Battery (Contd) Battery charging status Battery charging time Type Charging in progress Charging competed Type Standard battery(950mAh) Slim battery(810mAh) Travel chargqer cable jack Red Green The lamp blinks in red The charging terminal has a poor contact. Check if the battery is clean and try again. The battery or other part is defective. Contact our service center. The lamp blinks in amber The battery is being charged in a too hot or cold place. The lamp turns to red and start charging when the room temperature is returned. Battery operating time Type Time Standard battery
(950mAh) Slim battery
(810mAh) Approx. 180 minutes Approx. 180 minutes The chaing time is depending on the battery status and the charger. The charging time may increased if the rated voltage of the charger is low. 36 Standard hold time Voice call time Approx. 300 hours Approx. 220 minutes Approx. 200 hours Approx. 000 minutes Based on a new battery/Bluetooth mode off/no external memory.
- The above service time of a battery pack is measured on the basis of the measurement of cell phone battery service time and display standard by SKT. Depends on the usage, measurement may be different from the manual. If you have more call time, it would be more convenient to charge a battery everyday. In call time, using NATE, Playon, WINC, MP3, takes more energy and shorten the operating time. When receiving a call, it takes energy as much as sending a call. Hold time becomes shorter in out-of-service areas. Service time may vary according to change status, temperature
(high/low), wave status in the place, background light and light status. Low battery alarm If a battery is almost used up, its will flash with a comment of Recharge your battery. Even if you press the button while screen and buttons will not be on. is flashing, the lamp of the Charge the battery immediately, the functions of the phone may not work normally. 37 02 Basic Operation F o r y o u r s a e t y f 1 Power On/Off ............................ 38 2 Placing a call ............................. 39 3 Menu from the call history list ..... 45 4 Missed calls ............................... 46 5 My Menu settings ..................... 46 6 Menu after entering numbers .... 47 37 1. Power On/Off 2. Placing a call Power On Press the button around 3 seconds.
The graphic set by the user is displayed, then the phone switches into the standby mode. Power Off Press and hold the button around 3 seconds.
A graphic disappears and the power is turned off. Power On screen Before Placing a voice call
If you press and hold dialed. in the standby screen, the last connected number in the Call List is
If All Lock is set in the phone, you must enter the password to place a emergency numbers (111, 112, 113, or 119) or the speed dial number 1 and 9 (Mobile Security).
When you start to enter a number, the easy calling function runs to find the matching and place a call with number from the recent call list. You can select a number with
* Easy Calling : Easy calling service finds the matching recent call number when entering the phone number.
You can change the number style pressing
(Camera key). Placing a Voice Call
(Dialing Font, see p.76) Placing a Voice Call Placing a call by entering a phone number Enter a phone number on the standby screen and press
. i 0 2 B a s c O p e r a t i o n Note Press : Power On Press and hold : Power Off You can change graphics from Main Display of the Display menu.
(Left) Display Main Display (Main Display, see p.72) Press Enter the number you wish to call Press 38 39 2. Placing a call (Contd) Placing a Voice Call (Contd) Placing a call to a number stored in the phonebook Press
(Right) Select a number Press Placing a call with speed dial Press and hold the last digit of the speed dial number Example Speed dial number 17 Speed dial number 173 You can easily place a call with the speed dial number stored in the and then press and hold and then press and hold Press Press and phonebook. (Edit Speed Dial, see p. 141) Placing a call with electronic dialing Enter a phone number Enter P or T with
, and enter the number to be dialed electronically Press enter the number to be dialed electronically Enter the number you wish to call Enter P or T You can have the phone to memorize several numbers according to You can have the phone to memorize several numbers according to the voice announcement when you use ARS. You can cancel the electronic dialing by pressing during a call. Buttons for electronic dialing at any time 40 P T The numbers entered after P are transmitted only when you press The numbers entered after T are transmitted automatically in a short while.
(Left). or Receiving a Voice Call For an incoming call, open the slide or press to receive the call.
The phone rings or vibrates depending on the setting. In order to switch ring or vibration to mute, press and hold
(Volume key).
You can hang up the phone by pressing
If you are registered in Incoming call display servce, the incoming call number will be displayed on the screen. Placing a Voice Call i 0 2 B a s c O p e r a t i o n Note Press or open the folder to answer the call You can download graphics from NATE, and change the setting in Main Display of the Display menu.
- Depending on the size of the graphic, it may take some time to loading up.
(Download Wallpaper, see p.74) 41 2. Placing a call (Contd) Receiving a Voice Call (Contd) Receiving a call with a stereo earset Press the stereo earset key to receive the incoming call. After the call is finished, press key to hang up the call. If a call is incoming as the stereo earset is connected, the stereo earset rings regardless of the ring/vibration settings. Once a call is connected, it continues even if you close the folder. or press and hold the stereo earset Receiving a call setting Press For incoming calls, you can answer the call depending on the mode you have selected.
(Left) Press Press Press Menu description Open the folder : Open the folder to receive calls. All key : Press any key except to receive calls Send key : You can receive calls only by pressing Auto connect in 3 sec : The call is connected automatically in 3 sec. after the ring. New Message Press You can send short message (SMS) only.
(Left) during a call Press
(New Message, see p.130) In-Call Functions You can use various eonvenient functions during a call. Press
(Left) during a call and select the menu. Phonebook DTMF Off
(Left) during a call Press Press You can use the phonebook menu during a call. While you are searching the phonebook, you cannot edit the number or use some of the menu function such as call me free.
* Call me free - The receiver, not the caller, pays the call charge. Press the button during a call Mute
(Left) during a call Press Press You can mute your voice over the phone during a call. To release the function, select Release Key Tone. When you use the function, This function is released automatically if the call is finished. is displayed. i 0 2 B a s c O p e r a t i o n
(Left) during a call Press Press You can block the key tone during a call. To release the function, select Release Key Tone. When you use the function, This function is released automatically if the call is finished. is displayed. Send My number
(Left) during a call Press Press You can easily send your number to others phone during a call. Your number is displayed while the phone is sending the number, and after the number is sent, the phone returns to the call mode. Hold All On Press You can hold the call temporary.
(Right) during a call Press 42 43 2. Placing a call (Contd) In-Call Functions (Contd) New Call Press
(Left) during a call Press The multiparty or conference service is available. you can swap between calls by pressing and when the second Voice in call Press You can adjust the voice in call.
(Volume key) In-voice call call is connected, the first call is automatically placed on hold. Placing the second call Place one call on hold and while the active call is on, press and Using various ways you can make a multiparty or conference call. then select Join all to setting up a conference call. If you are not registered multi-call service from SKT, new call service is not available. Contact SKT Customer Center for further information. Placing a call from phonebook Press
(Left) during a call Select phonebook Select the number Press Press
(Multi-Access) during a cal Select voice/video call Select phonebook Select the number Press Placing a call from the recent call history Using Speaker Press during a call When you use the speaker, function. 3. Menu from Call History/Time Search the number from the Call History list Press
For restricted numbers, you can only use Time Info, Repeated Calls on, and
(Left) Delete functions. Menu from Call History/Time Send/Connect Menu description New Message Cyworld Time Info New Contact Repeated Calls on Block Number Delete Send a message. Connect to the mobile homepage. (NATE Phone P, see p.63) Voice message : Record and send a voice message to the number you have entered. (The receiver gets the text message for detail) Call me free : The receiver, not the caller, pays the call charge. Number via message : The receiver, not the caller, pays the call charge. Check the call duration. Save the phone number in the phonebook, if its not saved in the USIM card. Manage all repeated calls. Block the selected number. Delete all or delete the selected number. i 0 2 B a s c O p e r a t i o n is displayed. Press to release the Press
(Multi-Access) during a cal Select voice/video call Select the recent call number Select the number Press When you use the speaker, the microphone must face the user at a distance of not farther than 30 cm. This function is released automatically after the call is finished. Placing a call using new call menu Press
(Left) during a call Select New Call from the menu Enter the number Press Select the number from the call history list and press this button 44 45 4. Missed Call 5. My Menu Settings If you fail to receive a call, following image is displayed on the screen. You can register up to 12 frequently used menu in My Menu. 6. Menu after entering a number You can use the following simple function in relation with the phone number.
If you press when Missed Call message box is displayed, you can check the list of incoming calls.
With the slide closed, press and hold the
(Volume key) to check the missed calls.
To check missed calls from the menu go to Phonebook Call HistoryTimeReceived Calls.
To check from the call history list, press
By pressing
, your call will be connecting to missed call
. My Menu preference Select the icon registeration completed In-call menu Select a menu press the icon
Press
(Left) Select Yes to select on the standby screen to check My Menu, Register or Delete.
The menu will not be deleted even if you copy to My Menu. Press this button after entering a number on standby screen. Enter a phone number on the standby screen Press
(Left) Menu description New message Send a message Cyworld Connect to the mobile homepage (NATE Phone P, see p.63) Send/Connect Voice message : Record and send a voice message to the number you have entered.
(The receiver gets the text message for detail) Call me free : The receiver, not the caller, pays the call charge. Search Number Search the number from phonebook Hide My Number Hide my phone number to the receiver Go to Calendar Move to the date on the schedule calendar corresponding to the number entered i 0 2 B a s c O p e r a t i o n number. 46 47 MEMO 03 Entering Text F o r y o u r s a e t y f 1 Entering text mode .................. 50 2 Using menu when entering text .... 52 48 49 1. Entering text mode Entering text mode
Select a mode by pressing
Use
Press
(Right) in the text mode. to move the cursor and enter letters. or to delete a character, press and hold to delete all. Writing Korean Entering text on memo Writing consonants Press a key once to write the first consonant marked on the key. Press the key twice to enter the hard sound of the consonant. You can enter the sound consonant by pressing the first consonant plus
, and if you press again the first consonant is delete. Enter the text and move the cursor change text mode Example Press Press once twice Press Press and and 50 Writing vowels Enter an initial consonant, a medial vowel and a final consonant in accordance with Korean orthography. If the final consonant does not meet Korean orthography, it is moved to the initial consonant of the next character.
- Initial consonant: is initial consonant in
- Medial vowel: is medial vowel in
- Final consonant: is final consonant in To enter a second vowel on a key, press the key twice.
(If its 3, is a second vowel.) To enter a diphthong, press the key in order of the strokes, or enter the basic vowel and press
. Press again to change to basic from diphthong. Example Press Press once. twice. Press and
. Press Press Press press and
. twice and
. three times, or and
. Writing English and numbers Writing English characters and numbers Press the key once, twice and three times in order to write the first, second and the third English character on a key. Press in the English mode (upper or lower case) once and twice to enter @ and .. Example L Press three times. O Press three times. V E
. Press three times. Press twice. Press twice. 0 3 E n t e r i n g T e x t Writing numbers Press the number button to write in the number mode. Press and hold the number button in any other mode. 51 2. Using menu when entering text Emoticons Select a menu by pressing
(Left) button in the text mode.
You can select and enter generally used symbols.
(Mail, Fig1, Fig2, Line, Unit, Circ, Brace, Jpn1, Jpn2, ^-^)
Press to select a symbol, and press to scroll pages.
Press the key of the desired symbol, and then press
[OK] to write the symbol. Entering the text in memo Select the text mode Note You can use richer menu (character color, picture/character emoticons, and phrases) and symbols when writing in the message mode than in text mode (New message, see p.130) 52 F o r y o u r s a e t y f 04 T Service 1 Roaming .................................................... 54 2 M Service Center ................................. 55 3 T Service ................................................... 56 4 NATE ............................................................. 57 5 W ......................................................................58 6 MONETA ..................................................... 60 7 WINC(Mobile Address) .................... 62 8 NATE Phone P ........................................ 63 9 T Interactive .............................................. 63 53 1. Roaming You can use your own phone abroad without subscribing for any service. CAUTION If you wish to change the setting for the global roaming service, please contact the Customer Center.
- Changing the settings at your own discretion may disable the phone. Select the other wireless service provider from the system when a call does not fuction properly. For international call, press and hold and insert international telephone code(+). Select system Global roaming screen Press Press 54
(Left) Press Press
You can select the roaming service system provider of each country.
The default password is 0000. Press Press Enter password Menu description Auto Select : You can check if mobile phone services are available for such place and it automatically connects to the availble service system. Manual Select : You can select after searching the available roaming services. (If you have selected unavailable roaming service system, you cannot make a call. Select other service or change to place a call.) Roaming auto dial 2. M Service Center You can contact SKT Customer Center to receive various customer support services. Press
(Left) Press Press Press Press
(Left) Press Press 0 4 T S e r v c e i M Customer Service start-up screen
When placing a call from abroad, you dont have to enter the
You can connect to [NATE] directly by pressing **114 on international call access number and national code.
- You can place a call from the number in the phonebook or the call history list.
The roaming auto dial screen is displayed on the standby screen when you set the roaming auto dial function. standby screen.
You can query bill, view information on supplementary services, service rate and membership, and use the real time service.
When you select the area, you can get area information, location, and phone number. 55 3. T Service ou can subscribe, cancel subscription or use 4. NATE You can access NATE to search information or download various content such as games and ringtones. Press
(Left) Press Press Menu description Sorisam Auto Connection You can retrieve the voice messages which were received when you couldnt answer the calls. If you cannot receive a call before the receiving signal (ring/vibration) is expired, the call is redirected to the designated number. Call Forwarding The incoming call is automatically connected to the registered number. Jungbosam Traffic News You can receive the messages on the selected news, sports news at the designated time. You can receive traffic information on expressways, highways, railroads, air traffic and Seoul local traffic. Password Call You can set the password to prevent others from using your phone. Number Plus You can receive a separate receive-only number other than the SKT number. Edit T Service If an SKT supplementary service number is changed, you can change the access number. T service menu Press Press Press 56 Press
(Left) Press Press
Press to connect NATE. Description of NATE button Description on menu
(Left) Move to NATE browser menu
(Right) Move to previous page Navigate Press-select/run Press and hold-NATE start up page Move to previous page End NATE Favorite History Move Tools You can register and move to frequently accessed web pages. Shows the list of recently accessed sites. You can enter a web page address and move to the site. Provides you with useful tools you can use for NATE service. 0 4 T S e r v c e i Note Data call rate and information service fee are charged when you use NATE. Visit M customer center or contact SKT customer center. If you download content from wireless internet (NATE, june, Playon, Game Box, etc.) when you have no sufficient free space in the memory, lack of memory message is displayed. You can download the content by executing the memory manager and deleting the content stored in the phone. (Memory Manager, see p.89) If the memory is full, you might not be able to use some munu functions on the downloaded content. 57 5. W You can enjoy various content such as wireless internet, chatting, real-time TV, is box, etc,. Press
(Left) Press Press
You can go to W menu directly by pressing button standby screen. W main screen Mobile Web Internet 58 June Video You can enjoy various types of content including TV, movie, music, game, sports and ringtone, and download multimedia content using the premium service. Real-time TV You can watch the ground-wave and cable TV.
(Left) Press Press
June service screen and content are subject to change Press Select june video depending on the circumstances of the service providers.
The default june content provided are not recoverable if you delete them at your own discretion or by mistake.
You can check the downloaded june content in the june content box. You can download any june content from the web until the june memory gets full.
If you fail to download a full content, you can resume downloading.
You can receive calls while using the june service. When the call is finished, june screen is displayed. TSM(Memory Manager) is a service that allows you to delete the old contents and download new content when the memory is full.
If you download content from wiress internet (NATE, june, Playon, Game Box etc,.) when you have no sufficient free space in the memory, TSM (memory manager) is started. You can download the content by executing the memory manager and deleting the content stored in the phone. (excluding protected june downloaded content live ringtone content and live screen content) Press
(Left) Press Press Select Real-time TV 0 4
Press and set the current channel to the default or select the schedule and time to view the program schedule specifically. T S e r v c e i to select the channel, and press
Press
You can adjust volume by pressing to watch it.
(Volume key). For the real-time TV service. Note that an excessive call rate may be charged if you dont subscribe for SKTs rate system. See the rate system guide or contact SKT Customer Center for further information. 59 5. W (Contd) is box Saved or captured photos or movies, you can make the movie as UCC and register to the is box to share with other users. Press Press You need to register the service first in order to use it, and a call rate and
(Left) Press select is box an additional information service fee are charged. 6. Moneta Using USIM card, you can process a payment transaction such as bank, credit card, transportation card, stock services, and etc. Press
(Left) Press Press tossi Tossi is essentially a microblogging service that you can send and share your emotions in a simple form. Press
(Left) Press Press select tossi A call rate and an additional information service fee are charged. For more informations and rate guide, see tossi homepage (http://www.tossi.com). June Contents Box You can manage, save, and play downloaded music contents or MP3 files.
(June Contents Box, see p.85)
You can easily move to Moneta by pressing from the stadby screen.
(Left) Press Press select June Contents Box Contents sill play even if you close the folder. Press Membership & Life This service is only for SKT member.
- You can download various and convenient informations to your USIM card.
(Membership card, retailer, event, membership coupon, IC chip service, etc.) Moneta home you can process a payment transaction such as bank, credit card, transportation card, stock services, and etc. Press
(Left) Press Press Select Membership
& Life Preference By pressing and holding payment card.
, you can set the button and set the Press
(Left) Press Press Preference Press and hold setting payment card setting Select the function that you want to run when press and hold the button. Select the card when you use to pay. Press
(Left) Press Press select Moneta home MBANK Credit Card MSTOCK Transportation Membership &
Life Authentication NATE Finanance NATE Home Use bank services such as financial summary, bill payment, transfer, loans, etc. Manage credit card information. Use market rate, and various stock services. Supports transportation card (T-money) and top quality station informations. SKT member service.
(Membership card, retailer, event, membership coupon, IC chip service, etc.) Use and save authentication in the phone. Use NATE stock/financial service. Connect to NATE home. 0 4 T S e r v c e i 60 61 7. WINC(Mobile address) 8. NATE Phone P 9. T Interactive You can easily access a wireless internet site by entering numbers instead of a complex domain address. You can use Mobile Cyworld on your phone. You can access the wireless internet site by pressing List of recommended phone pages may vary depending on the circumstances of the on standby screen. service provider. Contact the service provider or visit WINC homepage (http://www.winc.or.kr) for further information. Recommended phone page Site SKTelecom Daum Naver Yahoo Korea SBS GS eshop CJ Mall Mobile address 11 3355 369 9090 727 4747 2525 Site Lotte M Mall Seoul Metropolitan Government Korea Tourist Organization Bus Guide Service National Internet Development Korea Korea E-government Incheon International Airport Mobile address 452 702 1330 287 6432 6468 247 Enter the phone number on the standby screen Press
Select a mobile number in the phonebook, press
(Left)[Menu], and select Cyworld. Contact the service provider or visit Cyworld Mobile homepage
(http://cymobile.cyworld.com) for a service fee and further information. You can use the frequently used phone functions/
contact information and mobile internet services from the standby screen. On the standby screen, press
On the T Interactive service screen, press to move to the service you want.
If you install the T interactive service, the service initial screen is actived automatically on the standby screen. If you dont want the service to be automatically started, press
(Left)[Menu], and release the setting in preferences. A service fee is charged when you use the service. Contact the service provider or visit T-interactive homepage (www.tinteractive.co.kr) for application for the service and further information. 0 4 T S e r v c e i 62 63 MEMO 64 05 Sounds 0 5 S o u n d s 1 Ringtone Style ...................................... 66 2 Download Ringtone ......................... 66 3 Vibrate Style ........................................... 67 4 Call Alert Style ....................................... 67 5 Volume ........................................................ 68 6 Operation Effects ............................... 69 7 Reminder Alerts .................................. 69 8 System Alerts ........................................ 70 9 My Etiquette ........................................... 70 65 65 1. Ringtone Style 2. Download Ringtone You can set a ringtone for incoming calls. You can download a ringtone from NATE. 3. Vibrate Style You can set various vibrate style. 4. Call Alert Style You can set the ring/vibrate for incoming calls, alarms or alerts. Press
(Left) Press Press Press
(Left) Press Press Press
(Left) Press Press Press
(Left) Press Press
You can connect to NATE and download a ringtone.
If you press
, the ringtone types are displayed.
If you press
(Right)[Connect] in Live ringtone or My ringtone, you can download ringtones from NATE.
When the etiquette mode is released, you can use
(Volume key) to adjust the volume.
You can manage live ringtones in Phone Decoration menu of Contents.
(Phone Decoration, see p.88) Note In addition to the default ringtones stored in your phone, you can download various ringtones from the melody downloading service of your service provider.
Depending on the type of the ringtone downloaded, it saved in My ringtone or Live ringtone.
You can also find the downloaded ringtones in the Ringtone Box menu of Contents.
(Ringtone Box, see p.80)
You can release the etiquette mode in when pressing and holding NATE. (except My Etiquette Mode) Downloading ringtones from 700 service Enter 700 service number Press Select a ringtone according to the voice service. Open the message received from 700 service, and press to downloaded the ringtone.
You can select different types of rhythm and vibration interval.
If the Etiquette mode is on, the phone vibrates for receiving calls even if you change the setting in Call Alert Style. When the Etiquette mode is released, the phone returns to the latest setting.
The message alert tone is depending on the message alert setting. 0 5 S o u n d s Menu description Ring Vibrate then Ring Vibrate Ring Louder Ring & Vibrate Silent 66 67 4. Call Alert Style (Contd) 5. Volume 6. Operation Effects 7. Reminder Alerts You can set the ring/vibrate for incoming calls, alarms or alerts. You can control volume for each function. You can select the effect tones for operation of the phone. You can set alert tones for various information of the hone. Setting Etiquette mode Press and hold hold again to release the mode) on the standby screen (Press and is displayed on the standby screen. You can use the Etiquette mode in a public place. You can still hear ring through the stereo earset if it is connected to the phone. The etiquette mode is maintained when you switch off/on the phone as the etiquette mode is on. Press
(Left) Press Press Press
(Left) Press Press Press
(Left) Press Press
Adjust the volume with
(volume key), and press to save the setting. Note If the live screen is selected, the effect tone is depending on june preference (Live screen sound, see p.146).
- If the live screen tone is off, no sound is heard. Note You can set the effect tone with
(Volume key) on the standby screen. If the volume is not higher than step 1 or if the Etiquette mode or My Etiquette mode is on no effect tone is heard. Menu description Menu description Menu description Menu description Vibration : Power on, ring, alarm (except morning call), message alert
(except when Message alert is off) Mute : Call connect tone, power off, dialog box tone, out of SVC coverage alert (out of phone service area), menu tone, key tone, low battery alert, shuttle tone, 1min time alert tone Emergency alarm : Emergency message alert
- Emergency message is transmitted when theres emergency situation in a specific area so that the users can take the approporiate action Sound : Photo/Video tone, morning call Voice in Call : Control the earpiece volume Ringtone : Control incoming call volume Operation Effects : Control phone operating effect tone Reminder Alerts : Control volumes of various information alerts System Alerts : Control volumes of various alert tones Alarms : Control volumes for alarm Wallpaper : Control volumes of movie and downloaded contents Playon : Contro volume for Playon menu 68 Operation Effects : You can select a theme package or custom theme. Power On/Off : Effect tone for power on/off Key Tone : Effect tone for key action Folder Sound : Effect tone for folder opening/closing Confirm Box : Effect tone for pop-up window Main Menu : Effect tone for menu selection Reminder Alerts : Select the theme package or custom theme Missed Call : Set the missed call alert tone Repeat : Set the repeat count of the missed call alert tone Schedule : Select the schedule alarm tone Anniversary : Select the anniversary alarm tone D-day : Select the D-day alert tone Meeting Planner : Select the meeting planner alarm tone 0 5 S o u n d s 69 8. System Alerts 9. My Etiquette The phone notifies you of any error on the system or any incident set by the user. Press
(Left) Press Press Regardless of ring setting in the phone, the ring switches into the Etiquette mode (depending on cycle and ring/vibrate setting) at the designated time. (The Etiquette mode has the priority over the My Etiquette mode) Press
(Left) Press Press Menu description Connect tone : When the call is connected Disconnect tone : When the call is disconnected 1min timer : At every minute since the call is connected Out of SVC alert : When the phone is out of the service coverage Low battery alert : When the battery is low Ring/Vibrate Setting
is displayed on the standby screen during the selected time for My Etiquette mode.
If the stereo earset is connected, you can hear the ring through the earset.
You cannot set My Etiquette mode if the start time is the same with content.
My Etiquette mode may not be applied to some of the supplementary content.
My Etiquette mode is not applied to morning call emergency message alert and photo/video shutter tone. 70 All vibrate : Same as the Etiquette mode
(Setting Etiquette mode, see p.68) Alarm & Alert only : The ring/vibrate setting is applied to alarm bell, anniversary, D-day, Meeting Planner alarm only.
(Call Alert Style, see p.67) All ring/vibrate off : Silent Mode (no ring & no vibrate) 06 Display 1 Main Display .......................................... 72 2 Download wallpaper ....................... 74 3 Download Font .................................... 74 4 Menu Type ............................................... 75 5 Screen Design ...................................... 75 6 Dialing Font ............................................ 76 7 Backlight Control ............................... 77 71 1. Main Display You can change and set the graphics on standby screen. Press
(Left) Press Press Press
(Left) Press Press Press Standby screen Quick function You can set the various functions menu on standby screen. Standby screen Press Menu description Clock Type : You can set the type of date, clock, and calendar to be displayed on the standby screen. Date/Time Color : You can select the color for the date and time to be displayed on the standby screen. Navigation Key : You can set the display of the hot connect keys to be displayed on the standby screen. Greeting Banner : You can write a banner to be displayed on the standby screen
- D-day/Network signal(SK Telecom) setting Banner Position : You can select the position of the banner or D-day on the standby screen. i 0 6 D s p a y l
Scroll up/down
Move left/right and set the main display by pressing and select the wallpaper by pressing
- You can slelect from default screen, flash screen, color, my gallery, photo, video, live screen.
You can check various graphics by pressing
You can manage the live screen with Phone Decoration
. menu in Contents. (Phone Decoration, see p.88) 72
You can preview the screen by pressing
You can set Clock Type, Date/Time Color, Navigation Key, Greeting Banner and Banner Position be displayed on the standby screen.
(Right).
If you select a flash (flash clock 1~7) for the standby screen in the standby screen setting menu, the clock type is automatically set to the flash clock.
You cannot use this function if a phone theme is selected.
Button Guide: Displays function when pressing in the standby mode
Top numbers: Displays Scheduler: Displays schedule Memo: Displays memo None: Displays nothing on the screen You can set high usage functions in the standby screen. 73 2. Download Wallpaper 3. Download Font 4. Menu Type 5. Screen Design You can download various graphics from NATE. You can connect to NATE and download all types of font
(size and font type) and display on the screen. You can set the style of menu displayed on the screen. Press
(Left) Press Press Press
(Left) Press Press You can set Style, Font Type, Font Size, Font Color, Screen Background, BG Transparency, and Ctrl Transparency of the phone screen. Press
(Left) Press Press Press
(Left) Press Press i 0 6 D s p a y l
You can download graphics from NATE.
You can find the downloaded graphics in Wallpaper Box of
Downloaded font is saved in Font Box of Contents.
(Font Box, see p.81) Contents or in Phone Theme of Playon. Note After connecting to NATE, you can download until the memory gets full. (NATE, see p.57) It may take some time to load up the graphic depending on the size of the downloaded graphics. 74
Font type applies as soon as you download the font and you can use it until the expire date (extention is possible).
You can preview the menu type by pressing
You can change the menu type by pressing
(Right).
(Left) and then
When setting the style, press to check the list of the sub menu.
(Left) on the standby screen.
In the sub menu, press to move left/right and select the font you want. Font Type Base Font : Font stored in the phone. Font Mate : Font downloaded from NATE. Download Font : Font downloaded from Motorolas homepage 75 5. Screen Design (Contd) 6. Dialing Font 7. Backlight Control You can set Style, Font Type, Font Size, Font Color, Screen Background, BG Transparency, and Ctrl Transparency of the phone screen. When you enter numbers on the standby screen, you can set their style on the screen. You can set the lighting for the main display, backlight in call, main LCD brightness, sub LCD brightness, keypad, and keypad brightness. How to download Menu Type(Flash Menu) or My Moto Font(Vector Font). 1) Download the PC sync program from Motorola home
(www.mymotorola.co.kr), and install the program in the PC. 2) Run the PC sync program, select Personalize, and click Flash Menu or Vector Font. 3) Select a Flash Menu or Vector Font and click [Send To Phone]. The selected data is stored in the phone. Note When setting up the font size, it applys to start-up screen. Even if you set up the font size big, its maximum font size is normal. Visit Motorolas homepage (www.mymotorola.co.kr) and you can download various Flash Menu and Vector Font. Press
(Left) Press Press Press
(Left) Press Press
If you do not use the phone with in the configured lighting time after opening the slide, the screen goes to the screen saver mode and the light turns off.
If the backlight in call is set to general, the screen dims during the call. If you set it off, the backlight turns off in 10 seconds after the call is connected.
If you press
(Right) during setting, you can check number styles to set in advance.
You can change numeric styles by pressing
(Camera button), when you enter a number on the standby screen. i 0 6 D s p a y l 76 77 MEMO 78 07 Contents 0 0 5 5 S o u n d s 1 Ringtone Box .......................................... 80 2 Wallpaper Box ....................................... 80 3 Font Box ..................................................... 81 4 Photo/Movie Album .......................... 81 5 MMS Contents Box .......................... 82 6 Playon ..................................................... 83 7 June Contents Box ............................ 85 8 Phone Decoration ............................... 88 9 Captured Screen ................................. 88 10 Memory Manager .............................. 89 7979 79 1. Ringtone Box 2. Wallpaper Box 3. Font Box 4. Photo/Movie Album You can save the ringtones downloaded from NATE and check the default ringtone settings. You can check the downloaded Wallpaper from NATE. You can save the fonts downloaded from NATE or Motorola homepage. You can view the photos/movies taken with the phone or attached to the MMS message. Press
(Left) Press Press Press
(Left) Press Press Press
(Left) Press Press Photo Album Press
(Left) Press Press Press 0 7 C o n t e n t s
If you press in Live Bell or My Bell, you can download ringtones from NATE.
You can set and view the information of the ringtones by pressing
You can manage live ringtones in the Phone Decoration menu of Contents. (Phone Decoration, see p.88) 80
If you press
(Right) in Downloads or Live Screen, you can download wallpaper from NATE.
You can set a wallpapaer, view pictures and delete a picture, by pressing
If you select My Gallery, you can edit the saved pictures into the folder and set as wallpaper.
The flash pictures downloaded from Nate can be checked in the Theme folder of Playon menu.
You can manage Live Screen in the Phone Decoration menu of Contents. (Phone Decoration, see p.88)
Font Mate : You can manage downloaded font (font type and size) from NATE. (Download Font, see p.74)
- You can connect to NATE and download the font by pressing
(Right).
Downloaded Font: You can manage the fonts downloaded from Motorola homepage. [Menu Type
(Flash Menu) or My Moto Font (Vector Font) Download Font, see p.74]
You can view the photos/videos downloaded through PC Sync program. (Photo Album, see p.96, Movie Album, see p.98)
Select Photo box 1~2 or External memory photo folder, and
(Left). You can select/delete all, manage the folder, press and view/sort the file.
Select the photo and press
(Left) to use various menu such as Send message, is box, Visual Expression, Create Slide, Move/Copy, Protect/Lock, Unselect All, Delete, and Send via Bluetooth. 81 4. Photo/Movie Album (Contd) 5. MMS Contents Box You can view the photos/movies taken with the phone or attached to the MMS message. The content available for attachment to messages are stored. Movie Album Press
(Left) Press Press Press
(Left) Press Press Press
You can check photos, pictures, music, and video content in the attachment file box, or download new content from NATE content shop. (Contents Box, see p.134)
Select Movie box 1~2 or External memory photo folder, and
Select Movie box 1~2 or External memory photo folder, and
(Left). You can select/delete all, manage the folder, and press view/sort the file.
Select the movie and press
(Left) to use various menu such as is box, Visual Expression, Create Slide, Move/Copy, Protect/
Lock, Unselect All, Delete, and Send via Bluetooth.
If a movie file is lower than 950kbyte or set as movie mail, you can send as a MMS message.
-In this case, data fee is charged. 82 6. Playon You can use the downloaded content without reconnecting NATE. Press
(Left) Press Press
If the phone is set to mute in preferences of Playon, the phone makes no sound when you move between the Playon folder menu.
If you have no sufficient free space in the memory, you can download the content by deleting the content stored in the phone.
You can answer a call while you use the content, and return to the content after the call. Menu description NATE Home : Move to NATE menu /
Playon : Acess the Playon service Phone theme : Wallpaper content are stored /
Cyworld : Connect to the mobile Cyworld is box : Make and manage UCC, and upload JukeBox31nl : Connect to Game service Membership & Life : SKT member service Note If you downloaded Playon content when you have no sufficient free space in the memory, TSM (memory manager) is started. You can download the content by deleting the content stored in the phone (excluding protected jun contents, live bell, and live screen content).
* TSM (Memory Manager) function that manages the memory and asks you if you wish to delete the existing content. If you delete all content from Playon, the content stored in Game box are also deleted. If you download content from Playon, a call rate and an information service fee are charged. 0 7 C o n t e n t s 83 6. Playon (Contd) You can use the downloaded content without reconnecting NATE. Using downloaded content menu Manage You can modify (rename) the selcted content, move the content, move the folder, and check the information. Delete You can delete the selected content. Add folder You can create a folder to manage the content. Delete all Preferences You can delete all the downloaded content.
(If you select Delete all, all the content in Juke Box content are also deleted.) You can check the memory and set the volume and auto sorting order of the downloaded content. 7. June Contents Box You can save, manage, and play the music content downloaded or received through internet. Press
(Left) Press Press
You can select the content you want to play by pressing
You can download the music content as long as the memory capacity allows.
You cannot play the content which is not completely downloaded. You can resume downloading by pressing
(Right).
You can receive a call while playing the music content. The phone returns to the music play mode after the call.
You can control volume with
(Volume key) as the content is being played. 0 7 C o n t e n t s The phone continues playing music even if you close the folder.
You can select a section to be repeated by pressing section is repeated (for vertical play). If you press again, the slected 84 85
If you press
(Left), you can use the multi-tasking function to change settings while playing music conent.
You can change the settings for the music content stored in the june contents box with NATE player preferences menu. (June setting, see p.146) Note If you download content from wireless internet (NATE, june, Playon, Game Box , etc.) when you have no sufficient free space in the memory, the lack of memory message is displayed. You can download the content by executing the memory manager and deleting the content stored in the phone. 7. June Contents Box (Contd) You can save, manage, and play the music content downloaded or received through internet. NATE player screen and keys You can delete the selected content. Using menu on the NATE Player window Delete Add to my album You can save the selected content in My album. Sort Manage content/
lyrics You can change the order of content to be played. You can rename title, set/release protection, view content information, and update lyrics. You can change the order of content by type or by date. You can delete all the content. Sort content Delete all Content play icon The last played content folder
(Left)[Menu]
[Select]
Registered album folder All the content folders stored in the phone Content play time Content file size
(Right)[Play]
86 Using menu while playing the music content (for vertical play) Play mode You can select the play option (Once, random, repeat, repeat random). Menu Pause/Play Press-Previous Press & Hold-
Rewind Horizontal view (full screen) Set repeat View list Stop (Upper menu) Press-Next Press & Hold-Fast Foward Menu Pause/Play Vertical view Press-Previous, Press & Hold-Rewind View list Stop (Upper menu) Set repeat Press-Next, Press & Hold-Fast Foward You can adjust volume during vertical/horizontal play by pressing
(Volume key).
- You can release the lock setting by pressing down the lock button. 0 7 C o n t e n t s 87 Keys while playing music content For vertical play Select content in NATE Player screen Press
(Right) For horizontal play In the vertical view Press 8. Phone Decoration 9. Captured Screen You can manage the downloaded live bell or live screen content downloaded from NATE. You can check captured screen in the offline mode. 10. Memory Manager You can manage the memory in the phone, external memory, and USIM card. Press
(Left) Press Press Press
(Left) Press Press Press
(Left) Press Press
You can set live bell/screen, delete, manage content and delete all by pressing
(Left).
You can play the selected content by pressing
(Right). 88
You can capture the screen by pressing
(Left) on the designated
(Right) to save the captured screen. (You can screen and press change the title before saving the file by pressing
If you select Reset from the preference menu, all captured screen will be deleted. (Reset, see p.152)
Select one of the memory information, and press to display the menu for the selected item.
(Excluding June contents box, map, USIMs phone number/
message and others) 0 7 C o n t e n t s 89 MEMO 90 08 My Moto 0 0 5 5 S o u n d s 1 Camera ...................................................... 92 2 Subway Map .......................................... 104 3 Dictionary .................................................. 106 4 E-book ........................................................ 108 5 Stopwatch ................................................. 108 6 Enjoy Wine ............................................... 109 7 USB Mass Storage ........................... 112 9191 91 1. Camera Before using camera
Have the object stand still when you taking a photo.
Hold the phone with both hands to prevent shaking.
Rub the camera lens from time to time with soft cloth.
- Camera lens can be damaged CAUTIONS Do not take a photo or video when you are not permitted or which may intrude other persons privacy.
- You may have to compensate for vidation of portrait or intrusion of privacy. Taking and distribution of a candid photo via internet is a criminal act and is subject to civil/criminal punishment. Do not take a photo or video where it is forbidden. In order to prevent the misuse of camera phones, this product is designed to sound the camera tone in accordance with the relative regulations. Observe the camera etiquette, and do not modify the camera tone at your own discretion.
Battery consumption increases when using the camera.
It is recommended to take a photo outdoor or inside the room with light. If you take the photo at night or dark place, set the brightness maximum. CAUTIONS Place and use the phone in the safe place.
- Keep the phone away from the magnetic components. Be careful that dust or sand should not infiltrate into the phone. The camera lens is weak to impact. Do not drop the phone or give strong impact. Do not face the lens to the sun or strong light.
- The camera lens can be damaged. Avolid the place where there is sudden fluctuation of temperature and humidity.
- In this case, turn off the power and dry the phone. 92 Recording with the folder closed
When you close the slide.
When you open the slide. Note Recording/Capturing photo or movie screen is set to vertical when opening the slide and set to horizontal when closing the slide. Captured photo/movie is set to vertical automatically. Multi-Access function is unavailable during recording/capturing. 0 8 M y M o t o 93 1. Camera (Contd) Photo You can manage captured photo. Taking photos
(Left) Press Press or Press and hold
(Camera) Press Press Press
With the folder closed, press and hold
(Camera) to take a photo.
(Only whe n lock is released.)
When saving the photo, press
(Left) to use is box, send message, and visual expression menu.
-You can use this only when saving the photo is set as manual.
(Right) to change the file name, you can send it through MMS.
Press
You can receive a call during capturing the photo. It automatically switch to incoming call screen. (However you cannot go back to camera mode after the call.) Note Press To set the record/capture functions, press
(Camera) to take a photo. or
(Volume key). Icons description Setting camera menu Zoom : Enlarge an object captured at a long distance.
(You cannot use 1200x1600, 960x1280, and 640x480) Mode : If you select photo, video or video mail, the phone switches into the preview mode of the selected function. Bright : You can adjust brightness of the photo. Contrast : You can adjust sharpness of the photo. Effect : You can use various colors and filtering effects. Frame : You can put the photo in various photo frames.
(Supported size: 240x320, 320x240) Size : You can set the photo size. 1200x1600, 960x1280, 480x640, 300x400, 240x320, 144x176 Quality : You can set the resolution of the photo.
-High: for printing
-Normal: for downloading to PC or for E-mail
-Low: for saving in the phone Setting : You can set day/night mode. 0 8 M y M o t o Flip : You can reverse up/down or left/right of the photo. Serial : Auto continued shooting (You cannot use 1600x1200 and 1280x960) Timer : You can use the timer 3 sec., 5 sec., 10 sec. Select Memory : Select phone/external memory Memory Info : You can check the total memory and the remaining free space. 94 95 1. Camera (Contd) Photo Album
(Left) Press Press Press Press Press You can view and manage the photos. If you press
(Right) in the photo preview mode, you can access Photo Album. Some functions (Display, Move/Copy files, Sort files, and Select all) are restricted in the external memory folder. 96 Using Photo Album Menu Send to Message : Attach the photo and transfer through MMS message. Send/Register : Send the photo to various services.
- is box : Connect to is box service and send the photo.
- Cyworld : Send photo to the mobile cyworld homepage. Delete : Delete the selected photo (excluding protected photos). Set as Display : Set the photo as a default display. Edit Photo : Edit photos (This menu is only available for photo sizes less than 640x480.) Make Slide : Eidt photos and make it as slide show. Move/Copy : Move/Copy the photos in the current folder to other folder. File Info/Manager : Check the photo information, and rename the file.
- Set the file lock/unlock. Folder Manager : Edit the folder, rename it, and set lock/unlock. File view : View the photos stored in the selected folder. File sort : Sort the photos in the selected folder. Delete All : Delete all photos stored in the folder except protected ones. Note that information fee or additional data fee is imposed on photos attached to an MMS messenger or image call service. Movie You can capture movies and manage the captured movies. Movie Capture Press
(Left) Press
(Right) to cancel movie capturing and choose Press
Select
When saving the movie, press Press
(Left) to use is box, send message, Press
(Left) to pause. and visual expression menu. Also after renaming the movie, press
- You can use this only when saving the movie is set as manual.
Depends on the memory capacity, the recording time may vary.
If you close the folder when capturing the movie, captured movie file will stop and does to save it. not save into your phone. Note To capture a movie, press To set the record/capture functions, press If an incoming call arrives while capturing movies, press
(Camera). or automatically stored in the movie album.
(Volume key) to move and select. to connect the call. The captured movie is After the call, the screen is switched to the movie preview status. To send a movie message, press
(Left) and select movie mail in capture mode. The cell phone is optimized for sending a message MMS. Note that additional data service charge is imposed on the transmitted MMS message. 0 8 M y M o t o 97 1. Camera (Contd) Icons description Zoom : Enlarge an object captured at a long distance.
(Except 1200X1600, 960X1280) Bright : You can adjust brightness of the photo. Contrast : You can adjust sharpness of the photo. Effect : Apply various colors and filtering effects. Setting camera menu Camera : Switch between front and rear camera. Mode : Select one of Photo, Movie, Movie Mail, and VT movie to move to preview mode of the selected item. Size : Set size of movie screen. (176x144, 320x240) Select Memory : Select saving folder between the phone and external memeory. 98 Self Capture You can take a self capture using the front camera of the phone.
(Left) Press Press Press Press Press If you press
(Right) in the photo preview mode, you can access Photo Album. Some functions (Display, Move/Copy files, Sort files, and Select all) are restricted in the external memory folder. Using Movie Album Menu is box : Connect to is box service and send the photo Delete : Delete the selected movie (excluding protected movies). Set as Standby : Set the movie as a default display. Set as Ringtone : Set as ringtone for selected movie. Move/Copy : Move/Copy the movies in the current folder to other folder. Info. Manager : Manage the movie file and folder.
- File Info/Manager : Check the movie information, and
- Set the file lock/unlock.
- Folder Manager : Edit the folder, rename it, and set lock/
rename the file. unlock. File view : Select to view the saved movie file. Select All : Select all saved movies in the folder and use menu functions. Icons used for playing movie
: Pause/Play
: Set Repeat
: Stop(Move to the previous page)
: Rewind
: Forward
(Volume key) : Adjust Volume
(Left) : Move to previous movie
(Right) : Move to next movie 0 8 M y M o t o Note When paying the movie press
(Camera) to view as horizontally and press horizontally.
(Camera)to view as vertically when playing the movie as When etiquette mode is not released, volume key does not activated. If you reset the etiquette mode for a movie during capturing, your mobile phone does not recover etiquette mode after movie capturing is completed. If a call is received during playing, the mobile phone returns to the receive screen and the play screen is automatically recovered after the call is completed. 99 1. Camera (Contd) Mobile Cyworld You can connect to the mobile cyworld using the phone. is box You can edit and manage the saved movie file as UCC. Press
(Left) Press Press Press Press
(Left) Press Press Press NATE Photo Print You can request printing of the photos selected from Photo album and receive the printed phtos from the service provider. Press
(Left) Press Press Press You can easily move to Mobile Cyworld by pressing phone number in the standby screen. after entering the A service fee is charged when you use the service. Contact the service provider or visit Cyworld mobile homepage (http://cymobile.cyworld.com) for the service and further information. 100 Contact the service provider or visit NATE Photo homepage (http://photo.nate.com) for further information. 0 8 M y M o t o 101 1. Camera (Contd) Settings You can set various functions of camera. Memory Manager You can check and manage the information on total memory size, used memory size, and available memory size of your phone. Help Help shows instructions for using various keypad buttons assigned to the functions of phone camera. Press
(Left) Press Press Press Press
(Left) Press Press Press Press
(Left) Press Press Press Shutter Sound : Set a sound generated at an instant of capturing. Ready Sound : Set a sound generated during capturing. Location Information : Set or release to view the information of the captured photo and movie location. Select Memory : Set saving location. (phone/external memory) Autosave : Set a method of saving the captured photos or movies.
(manual/auto) Answering a call while capturing : Set a method of answering a call while capturing the video (select to answer/auto answer). Select an item you want and press to move to the selected item. (Excluding june, map, and others) 0 8 M y M o t o 103 102 2. Subway Map The phone provides the nationwide subway route map. The information is subject to change denpending on the circumstances. View Route Map You can view the nationwide subway routes. Search Route You can search a subway route. M y Route You can check your saved routes. Press
(Left) Press Press Press Press
(Left) Press Press Press Press
(Left) Press Press Press
Press
(Left) to select a line and view the map in a specific
You can find the number of transfers required and the
Press
(Left) to save the route searched with View Route Map area you have selected.
Press
(Right) to search a route.
(See Search Route for details.) 104 estimated travel time. (The estimated travel time includes the distance beween stations and the transfer time (approx. 5min). It is an estimation, and can be different from the actual time.)
Press
(Left) to save the route in My Route. Press
(Right) to check the route with minimum number of transfers or with the shortest distance. or Search Route.
Press
(Left) to delete a route or delete all routes. S tation Info. Select a subway station and press exit infor and transfer info. to find first/last train timetable, Press
(Left) Press Press Press Lost Property Office Telephone numbers of the lost property offices are displayed. Press
(Left) Press Press Press Settings You can set the frequently searched area. Press
(Left) Press Press Press Help Guide to use the buttons when the subway map is displayed. Press
(Left) Press Press Press 0 8 M y M o t o 105 3. Dictionary You can search words by using English-Korean/Korean-English dictionaries. Before using the dictionary Downloading via PC-Sync Program 1) Go to Motorola homepage (www.mymotorola.co.kr), download PC-Sync, and install it to PC. 2) Run PC-Sync program and click [E-Document > Dictionary]
3) If you select [Put E-Dictionary into Cell Phone] after clicking
[E-Dictionary] from [E-Document > Dictionary] program, the e-dictionary database are saved inth the phone. Downloading via USB Mass Storage 1) Go to Motorola homepage (www.mymotorola.co.kr), download e-dictionary-related database. 2) If you copy a downloaded file to DIC folder of a USB Mass Storage after connecting the mobile phone to PC, e-dictionary database are saved in the phone. (USB Mass Storage, see p.112 ) When searching words in English-Korean/Korean-English dictionary, if you press English-Korean/Korean-English dictionary, view previous word, my vocabulary, and add to my vocabulary.
(Left), you can view list, view Press when you are on English-Korean/Korean-English page, you can change the screen to Englsih-Korean/Korean-English search screen. You can use an e-dictionary menu if there are e-dictionary database. 106
After selecting a desired word, you can check the word by pressing
Upon checking the word, you can perform Tap.Move/Tap Clear by
(Right). When moving the tap, you can select or
. If you press
, you can move pressing desired word by using to selected word.
You can check the previous words by presing
. English-Korean If you enter English word in the box, the related words are displayed. Press
(Left) Press Press Press Korean-English If you enter Korean word in the box, the related words are displayed. Press
(Left) Press Press Press
After selecting a desired word, you can check the word by pressing
Upon checking the word, you can perform Tap. Move/Tap Clear
. My History You can save, check and manage up to 100 searched words for each Korean-English/English-Korean dictionary.
(Left) Press Press
If a capacity is exceeded its space, older words will be deleted first. Press Press 0 8 M y M o t o by pressing desired word by using to selected word.
(Right). When moving the tap, you can select or
. If you press
, you can move
You can check the previous words by presing My Vocabulary You can save the words searched from dictionary.
(Left) Press Press
When searching words via dictionary, you can save them into My Word List in order by pressing (Left) and selecing Add to Word List. Press Press Settings You can set automatic word save setting/released and font (type) and size. Press
(Left) Press Press Press
You can save up to 1,000 words per folder.
Press
(Left) to use various functions including Set/Clear Study, Delete, Move Words, Sort (in English/Korean spelling order, by date), Manage Folder(rename folder, lock folder), Delete All in Folder, and Select All in Folder.
Press
(Right) to select the words and press
(Left) to use the functions such as Set/Clear Study, Delete, Move and Clear All. 107 4. E-book 5. Stopwatch 6. Enjoy Wine You can read the text file on the phone. See Help for further information. You can use the phone as a stopwatch. You can get information of the wine by name, type, purpose, and taste. Press
(Left) Press Press Press
(Left) Press Press
The phone provides the space of upto 200 E-books, with maximum 1024K per an E-book file. The number of files to be stored in the phone varies depending on the file size.
You can use Go To, Search word, Search dictionary, Display and Help by pressing
(Left). Note The E-dictionary program must installed in the phone or external memory. For more information see Dictionary Guide. (Dictionary, see p. 106) Button description
(Volume key) 108 Move page Move line Start page End page
You can record upto 20 lap times with the lap time function.
The stop watch continues even if you close the folder. Button description Button Start/Pause/Resume
(Right) Reset (Previous screen)
(Left) During counting: Lap time Search Press
(Left) Press Press Press Name Type in name of the wine and press to search the information. Type Select the type of the wine by pressing and press to search. Purpose Choose the purpose of the wine by pressing search. Taste and press to Select the taste of the wine by pressing and press to search. Note Press menu. Press
(Left) from the menu and select list to view all lists in the selected in the search menu to view all lists. 0 8 M y M o t o 109 6. Enjoy Wine (Contd) You can get information of the wine by name, type, purpose, and taste. Recommend wine search Press
(Left) Press Press Press Wine Common sense Press
(Left) Press Press Press Cheese Story Press
(Left) Press Press Press Tasting Note Press
(Left) Press Press Press Relationship You can search recommended wine for different relationship(Lover, Colleague, Friend, Family, Business partner, All). Generation You can search recommended wine for different generation(20, 30, 40, more than 50, All). Gender You can search recommended wine for different gener(man, woman, All). Classification of Wine Find out informations about wines for dine purpose and types. Wine Terms Find out 20 different wine terms. Kinds of Wine and Grapes Find out 10 different kinds of wine and grapes. Characteristics of wine by location Find out characteristics of wine by 7 different countries. Vintage Guide Find out the date when wine is produced and view chart. 110
You can get information of cheese(Gorgonzola, Camembert,
You can write and record your own tasting note of the wine. Munster, Mimolette, Brie, Blue, Cheddar) such as how it is made, characteristics, and taste. 0 8 M y M o t o 111 7. USB Mass Storage You can transmit various contents and MP3 files between the phone and PC via the 5PIN USB data cable. Press
(Left) Press Press Press Check USB Mass Storage Check if an external memory card (Micro-SD) is mounted on the phone. Visit Motorola homepage (www.mymotorola.co.kr) and download the USB driver program. Connect the 5PIN USB data cable to the USB port of PC, and connect the other end to the charging connector of the mobile phone.
- Do not forcefully remove the 5PIN USB data cable rather than releasing connection on the PC.
(The mobile phone can be switched off.) Note The MP3 files downloaded to the USB mass storage in the mobile phone cannot be played in other mobile phone. You can find the MP3 files stored in the USB mass storage in June Contents Box.
(June Contents Box, see p.85) You cannot play the MP3 files or contents if you rename or delete the default folder name of the USB mass storage. 112 Mounting external memory card (Micro-SD) You can mount and dismount the external memory card.
(The external memory card is not included in the product package. ) Do not turn off the phone while using the data stored in the external memory card.
- The data in the card can be erased. Insert the external memory card and restart it, if you first use the card or if there is an error on the card. Keep the external memory card in the safe place.
- Do not give impact or bend the card.
- Keep the card away from hot and humid place, the place with corrosive material or the place with magnetic wave or static electricity. 0 8 M y M o t o Remove the battery cover as shown in the figure. Note Mount the external memory (Micro-SD) as shown in the figure.
- Be sure that the external memory is mounted to the correct direction, or the slot can be damaged. Slide the external memory to the outside when removing the external memory card. (Micro-SD) When using the external memory card, you can only use some certain functions and other functions are restricted. End the USB mass storage before you remove the external memory card.
- A critical system error or defect may occur. Motorola takes no responsibility on loss or damage of data caused due to negligence or mishandling of the user. This product supports upto 4GB capacity of Micro-SD. 113
1 2 | Exhibit 8C Users Manual | Users Manual | 3.45 MiB |
MEMO 114 09 Organizer 0 9 O r g a n z e r i 1 Morning call/Alarms ....................... 116 2 Calendar ................................................... 118 3 Scheduler ................................................ 119 4 Memo ......................................................... 120 5 Diary ............................................................ 121 6 Calculator ................................................ 123 7 World Time ............................................. 124 115 115 1. Morning call/Alarm The phone provides bell or vibrates at the designated time. Press
(Left) Press Press Note If an alarm is on, is displayed on the screen and when it is off, icon is no longer displayed on the screen. If the phone is set to Vibrate or Etiquette mode, the phone vibrates instead of rings. (The phone rings for morning call.) When alarms set to the same time, operate in the following priority order:
(Easy Alarm Morning Call My Alarm 15) You can turn off the alarm by opening/closing the folder when alarm rings. Easy Alarm When the time reaches to the period user have set, the alarm rings once.
(Left) Press Press Press Press Press after selecting Easy Alarm Morning Call You can set the repeat count and cycle for morning call at the required time. My Alarm You can set the Alarm to ring at a desired time.
(Left) Press Press Press Press Press after selecting Morning Call
(Left) Press Press Press Press Press after selecting My Alarm
You can set alarm at the desired day of a week by selecting a day with
(Right) and setting the desired time in the cycle field. 0 9 O r g a n z e r i
- You can also turn off the alarm by pressing
(Volume key),
(Right). If you set the morning call to repeat more than once, you must press
(Camera),
(NATE),
(Hold),
(End),
(Right) to turn off the morning call. 116
If the designated timer for easy alarm expires, the alarm rings
If the designated timer for easy alarm expires, the alarm rings once.
- After alarm rings once, it automatically turns off.
You can set time by 1~999min.
If a morning call sounded with one or more repeat times previously set, you can set Morning Call Standby function by pressing
- If the repeat time set is ended or you
(Right), the internal do not press and external screens are waiting for Morning Call.
Even if you open or close the slide or press
(Volume key),
(Camera) the phone is set to Morning Call Standby and and the morning call is sounded at the time of repeat previously set.
If you press upon Morning Call sounding, Morning Call of the day will be cleared regardless of a repeat time previously set.
You can set an alarm to be sounded at a desired time by setting
You can set an alarm to be sounded at a desired time by setting a time and interval.
You can enter maximum 20 Korean characters and 40 English character for memo, a message content will be displayed when an alarm is sounded.
You can set alarm at the desired day of a week by selecting a day with
(Right) and setting the desired time in the cycle field. 117 2. Calendar 3. Scheduler If you set and save a schedule, alarm rings on a corresponding date and displays the stored content. You can view or add schedule you have entered in. Press
(Left) Press Press
You can select New Schedule, New Things To-do, New Anniversary Date, New D-Day, and New Meeting Planner by pressing things to do and anniversary date, 30 items for d-day and 50 items for meeting planner.)
(Right) at a desired date. (You can add 180 items for schedule,
If you select Calendar top/bottom or 3 Months top/bottom in Set Standby, the current month is displayed with the scheduled dates in different color.
When schedules set to the same time, alarm operate in the following priority order:
- D-Day Anniversary Schedule Meeting Planner
Schedule start up page is the montly calendar.
- Press
Press
(Left) to find the schedules by Day/Month/Year.
(Left) to use Month, Week, Go to a date, Delete, Delete by day or month, and Delete all. to check the daily schedule.
- When setting View by week, select a day of a week and press Menu description New schedule : The phone provides the alarm and displays memo in accordance with the alarm cycle until the cycle is expired. New to-do : The to-do item is displayed as a block from the start date to the end date. New anniversary : The phone provides the alarm and displys memo at the designated anniversary. New D-Day : Days remaining to or passed from a specific day is displayed on the standby screen. The alarm rings on the designated date. New meeting planner : If you enter a time, the times of major cities of the world are displayed. The alarm rings and the memo appears until the end date of the selected period. Schedule Press
(Left) Press Press Press To-do Press
Press
Press Press
(Left) Press
(Left) to use View by month, Delete or Delete all.
(Right) to add a new to-do. Press Anniversary
Press
Press
(Left) to use View by month, Delete or Delete all.
(Right) to add a new schedule. Press
Press
Press Press
(Left) Press
(Left) to use View by month, Delete or Delete all.
(Right) to add a new schedule. Press 0 9 O r g a n z e r i 118 119 3. Scheduler (Contd) 4. Memo 5. Diary You can view or add schedule you have entered in. You can store upto 50 memos in the phone. You can write the photo diary or diet diary on the phone. D-day Press
(Left) Press Press Press Press
(Left) Press Press
(Left) to use View by month, Delete or Delete all.
(Right) to to add a new d-day.
Press
Press
If you select the calculation by date for D-day setting, D-day will be indicated from a current date based on the date entered. If you select the calculation by a certain date, entering remaining dates or passing dates based on the date entered will indicate D-day. Meeting Planner Press
(Left) Press Press Press
Press
Press
(Left) to use View by month, Delete or Delete all.
(Right) to add a new meeting plan.
(Right) to add a new meeting plan.
Press
You can enter a memo of upto 48 Korean letters or 96 English letters.
When checking a written memo,ou can edit it by pressing
Press
(Left) on the list to delete, protect/lock or delete all. Photo Diary You can write and manage diary with the photos. Press
(Left) Press Press Press Write Diary The photos used in the photo diary are not deleted even if the same photos are deleted from Photo Album. You can store upto 180 photo diaries and cannot duplicate diaries on the same date. You cannot use photos saved in the external memory. Read Diary You can check, delete, or edit the stored photo diary. 0 9 O r g a n z e r i 120 121 5. Diary (Contd) You can write the photo diary or diet diary on the phone. Diet Diary Set goals for weightloss, this can help from this function or diet. Press
(Left) Press Press Press My Diet Diary My Food Log 6. Calculator You can make simple calculation with the phone. Press
(Left) Press Press How to Record My Body Info Press press Press
-You can check standard weight, B.M.I, and B.M.R.
(Left) to select a desired date on the calendar and to record.
(Right) to Input the body info. How to Record Food Log Press to select the food, press
(Right) to find out the total calories. Press
(Left) to select [User Input] or [Add Food]. Note When searching dates on the calendar, you can search daily/monthly/
yearly/records by pressing
(Left). Dates indicating that body and meal records are kept on the calendar are displayed in color, and you can check their contents on the bottom of the screen. The records are displayed. Press Press Press graphs. to check the monthly record.
(Right) to add a record.
(Left) to view/delete/delete all of diet records lists and My Body History The records are displayed. Press Press Press graphs. to check the monthly record.
(Right) to add a record.
(Left) to view/delete/delete all of diet records lists and 122 0 9 O r g a n z e r i
(Right) to make the calculation again.
Press
When entering numbers or symbols, press to delete a character, press and hold to delete all.
You can use the operators several times in a calculation. Operators
: x
(Left): .
123 7. World Time You can check a current time of world main cities (50 countries) and city information, and set various functions. Press
(Left) Press Press
Press to display the country, country code, area code, emergency number/information of the selected cities. Menu description Summer Time(DST) You can set summer time periods by cities. World Clock The local time of your area and the selected city are displayed on the standby screen. You can change the clock type on the standby screen, and you can see preview by pressing
(However you cannot use this function if a phone theme or flash is selected.)
(Right). City Info. You can check desired city information. 124 0 9 O r g a n z e r i 10 Message 1 Message Box ....................................... 126 2 New Message ..................................... 130 3 Report Spam/Service .................... 133 4 Contents Box ....................................... 134 5 Settings ..................................................... 135 125 125 1. Message Box You can view and manage the received messages. INBOX Menu description Press
(Left) Press Press Press
(Left) Press Press Select INBOX
When you receive the message, the icon is displayed on the standby screen.
- The information on the latest message received is shown at the top.
When you receive the messsage with the phone number shown on the screen, press to make a call to the person who sent the message. when receiving a voice message, you are connected to the voice
If you press mailbox, and you can listen to the recorded voice message.
When checking the message, press
- When checking the message, press
- When checking the text message, press screen. to move to the previous or the next message. to move to the other message box.
(Volume key) to zoom in/out the Note If tahe capacity for received message is exceeded, the oldest message deleted first. You can check the received message in the standby screen using the Message Alarm and Preview.
(Settings, see p.135)
You can check and manage the received messages.
(Including voice messages)
Select a message and press
The content attached to the multi-mail is automatically played. to read the message. Icon description unconfirmed SMS Message confirmed SMS Message unconfirmed MMS Message confirmed MMS Message Reply : You can reply the message to the sender. Delete : You can delete the selected message. Forward : You can forward the received message to other person. Save Number : You can save the phone number indicated in the message in the phonebook. Save Message : You can save the selected message in SAVED box. Save to USIM : If the selected message is SMS, you can save the message in USIM box. Add to Spam List : Register a selected message as a spam number to block the message. Sort Message : You can sort the message into name/time/size order. Message Search : You can search and find the message by name/number/
string. Delete All : You can delete all saved message in the inbox. 1 0 M e s s a g e 126 127 1. Message Box (Contd) You can view and manage the received messages. OUTBOX Press
(Left) Press Press
You can manage sent message, draft message, and failed message.
Select the message and press to check the content of the message.
While writing the message, press
(Left) to save the message.
- You can press to continue and rewrite the message. Icon description Temporary saved message SMS sent meesage MMS sent message Menu description Delete : You can delete the selected message. Forward : You can forward the received message to other person. Save Number : You can save the phone number indicated in the message in the phonebook. Save Message : You can save the selected message in SAVED box. Delete All : You can delete all saved message in the inbox. SAVED USIM Press
(Left) Press Press Select SAVED Press
(Left) Press Press Select USIM 1 0 M e s s a g e
You can move the selected messages from the inbox or outbox
You can manage and save the message by selecting a message to the saved box. In the inbox, and select the menu Save to USIM.
For outbox message, press
(Left) to delete, forward, save number, save message, and delete all.
For inbox message, press
(Left) to reply, delete, forward, save number, save message, save to USIM, add to spam list, sort message, message search, and delete all. 128 129 2. New Message The integrated MMS function enables you to attach content to the long text message and send to the mobile phone or e-mail address. Press
(Left) Press Press
A message can be sent to upto 20 people at a time.
You can answer a call while you are writing a message, and return to the message screen after the call.
You can send 3 image files (photo or picture) and 1 music and movie file.
After writing a message, you can preview the message with MMS is an SKTs new multimedia transmission service integrating the text message function and the color
(Right). mail function. Note Cautions in writing messages Messages are sent as SMS in default. However In the following cases, they are changed to MMS and additional data fee is charged: message exceeding 40 Korean letters/80 English letters, font color changed, emoticon added, avatar added, paper set, content attached (photo, movie, background music, etc.). If a message is changed to MMS, a message Converted to MMS is displayed on the message windown. MMS fee The same information fee is charged for long text message, changed font color, paper set, avatar set, and emoticon added between MMS and SMS. Additional service fee is charged. No data call fee is charged for sending and receiving MMS. Visit SKT T-World homepage (http://www.tworld.co.kr) or contact SKT Customer Center for further information. 130 Letter Paper You can select the various background. Select Press Avartar The character or the photo of the sender is displayed on the message receivers phone. Select Press Image Background : You can select a image stored in the phone and set the image as a background. Photo Background : You can select a photo stored in the photo album and set the photo as a backround. Color Background : You can select the background color of the letter paper.
(Note that the content might not be identified if the letters are written on the paper of the same color.) No Background : You can set the background as a white paper. Contents Download : You can connect to NATE content shop and download the latest contents. Character Avatar : You can set a character in the photo album as a avartar. Photo Avatar : You can set the photo in the photo album as a avartar. No Avatar : No avartar is displayed on the receivers phone. An Avatar? : Description on avartar is displayed. Contents Download : You can connect to NATE content shop and download the latest contents. 1 1 1 0 0 0 M M M e e e s s s s s s a a a g g g e e e 131 BGAvatarAttachContents DownloadBGAvatarAttachContents Download 2. New Message (Contd) 3. Report Spam/Service The integrated MMS function enables you to attach content to the long text message and send to the mobile phone or e-mail address. To promote convenience of the user and to prevent damage caused by illegal spam, you can report the received spam messages to the spam handling center of Korea Information Security Agency. Using menu in the message writing field Press English upper/lower case).
(Right) to change the writing mode (Korean, Symbol, Number, Menu description Set Text Color Use or to set the color of the text. Picture Emoticon Press pad to select the emoticon. to move page, and press the number key Text Emoticon Press pad to select the emoticon. to move page, and press the number key Add Number Select the phone number in the phonebook and press to input the phone number automatically. Used word You can store and use the frequently used word.
- You can edit the word in settings.
(Settings, see p.135) Save to Draft box You can save the draft message in the outbox.
(OUTBOX, see p.128) 132 Using menu in the attachment field Press
(Left) in the (Attachment) field If you select and press
, you can connect to NATE content shop and download the most latest contents. You can check and manage contents in Attachment box.
(Contents Box, see p.134) Menu description Press
(Left) Press Press Attach Video Attach Photo You can attach the photo stored in the attachment box. You can attach the video stored in the attachment box. You can attach the music or voice stored in the Attach Music/
attachment box. Voice You can attach the image downloaded from NATE. Attach Image You can take a photo and attach in the message. Take Photo You can take a video and attach in the message. Record Video You can record a voice and attach in the message. Record Voice Delete Contents You can delete attached contents in the message. Using menu in the receiver field You can use the various functions such as search by name, recent addresses, add group, enter e-mail, read-reply rqst, send receivers list by pressing
(Left). You can check received spam messages. Menu description Spam Messages Report Msg. Spam You can report spam by selecting the spam message and press Report Voice Spam You can report spam by selecting the spam number and press Spam Settings Help Note Visit the spam handling center of Korea Information Security Agency (www.spamcop.or.kr) for further information. You can block the number or message to set as a spam. You can check the guide for spam report.
(Right).
(Right). 1 0 M e s s a g e 133 BGAvatarAttachContents DownloadBGAvatarAttachContents Download 4. Contents Box You can manage and check attachment of the received MMS. Press
(Left) Press Press Menu description Photo Image Music/Voice Movie Nate Shop You can view and manage the attachable photos. You can store and manage the images downloaded from NATE. You can view and manage the attachable music, and voice files. You can view and manage the attachable movie files. You can connect to NATE content shop and download the latest contents.
If you select and press
Press
(Left) to use Send MMS, Set Background, Rename, Delete, Protect/Release, and Delete All functions.
, you can connect to NATE content shop and download the latest contents. 134 5. Settings You can set preferences for the message functions. Press
(Left) Press Press MMS Settings Signature Settings
: You can select and set various contents when writing messages. Background Settings : You can select the background of the message. (Letter Paper, see p.131) Avartar Settings : You can send the character or photo with the message. (Avartar, see p.131) Font Color Settings : You can select the font color. (Press Photo Size Settings : You can set the size of photos transmitted from the phone via wireless Web (Internet). MMS mode change : You can set alarm when switching SMS to MMS message.
: You can attach the designated sentence at the end of the message. Edit Signature : You can change font color or enter emoticon by pressing to select font color.)
(Left), or and change letter input mode by pressing
(Right). MSG Noti. Setting Msg. Notification Sent Msg. Auto Save Spam Settings Phrase Settings Signature Setting : You can set the designated sentence at the end of the message.
: You can set ring volume, alarm type, and alarm on calls
: You can set to display the message on the standby screen when a message is received.
: You can set auto save option on/off for sent messages.
: You can block the message from the designated phone number and string. Number Block : You can check the number, or cancel block, add, or delete all by pressing String Block : You can check the blocked phone number and use cancel block, add, delete all by pressing Spam Setup/Release : You can set to block spam number or sentence.
: You can set the frequently used phrase.
(Left).
(Left). 1 0 M e s s a g e 135 BGAvatarAttachContents Download MEMO 11 Phonebook 1 Search Number .................................. 138 2 Add New Contact ............................ 140 3 Edit Group .............................................. 141 4 Edit Speed Dial ................................... 141 5 Call History/Time .............................. 142 6 Block Calls ............................................. 142 7 Memory Usage ................................... 143 8 Automatic Backup ........................... 143 9 My Number ............................................ 144 0 9 O r g a n z e r i 136 137 137 1. Search Number You can search the saved phone number list. Press
(Left) Press Press
You can check or edit phone numbers.
If you press
(Right) on the standby screen, Search All, Group, Speed Dial, and Numberare displayed.
Select a phone number and press to place a call to the number. Note You can see the phone number and group saved in USIM card only when USIM card is mounted in the phone. 138 Press
(Left) Press Search All Press Press Phone numbers beginning with the entered character are listed. If you enter the first sound of a name, all the names starting with the sound are searched. Group Press It is displayed in the order of groups. You can search for the phone
(Left) Press Press Press number by moving to a group you want. If you enter the first sound of a name, all the names starting with the sound are searched. Speed Dial Press Saved speed dial number is searched when entering speed dial key.
(Left) Press Press Press Number Press Pressing the number you want to search for displays the phone
(Left) Press Press Press number including the number you entered. Menu description New Message Send message to selected number. Cyworld Connect to the mobile homepage. (NATE Mobile Homepage, see p.63) Send/Connect Use e-mail, Voice Message Call, Call Me Free, Number Via Message, and Via Bluetooth functions for selected number. Add New Contact Save the phone number in the phonebook, if its not saved in the USIM card. Add Speed Dial Assign selected number as a speed dial. View Set view of the number saved in the phone or USIM card. (This will affect search all and number screen.) Move/Copy to USIM Copy or move the saved phone number in USIM card to the phone.
(You can only save the phone number and email information when copy/move USIM file.
- Depends on the USIM card capacity, some data may not be stored due to availabe space.) Delete Delete all or delete the selected number. Menu may be different depends on the selection. Only available menu selection will be displayed. 1 1 P h o n e b o o k 139 2. Add New Contact You can save phone numbers in the phone or USIM card. Save by phone Press
(Left) Press Press Save by USIM Press
(Left) Press Press
Including mobile security numbers, you can save upto 2000 numbers.
When saving as a new contact, you can select the saving location
(phone, USIM card).
If you select Add to Contact when saving phone number on the standby screen, you can add or modify the existing phone number of the phonebook.
Press
(Left) to set the primary number, and
(Right) to assign as a speed dial number. Icon description Name Other Group Ringtone Anniversary date Mobile Image Memo Home e-mail Fax Office Anniversary type 140
You can save the phone number upto USIM card capacity.
When saving as a new contact, you can select the saving location
(phone, USIM card).
If you select Add to Contact when saving phone number on the standby screen, you can add or modify the existing phone number of the phonebook.
Press
(Left) to set the primary number, and
(Right) to assign as a speed dial number.
When saving by USIM, you can save name, group, mobile1, mobile2, and e-mail. Depends on the USIM card capacity, some data may not be stored due to availabe space. Note You can visit Motorola homepage (www.mymotorola.co.kr), download PC Sync program, and save, edit, and send phone number to PC. 3. Edit Group 4. Edit Speed Dial You can manage the groups in the phonebook. You can assign speed dial numbers to the frequently used phone numbers. Press
(Left) Press Press Press
(Left) Press Press
Press
(Right) to select the saving location (by phone or by USIM) and add a group.
If you press
(Left), you can use Edit, Move Members, Move/Copy to USIM, and Delete Members.
If you delete a group, the phone numbers in the group are moved to Other group. For group saved in USIM, numbers are moved to None.
On the standby screen, if you press the registered speed dial number, holding the last digit, the phone dials the registered phone number. (Placing a call with speed dial, see p.40)
You can store upto 200 speed dial numbers (including mobile security numbers) in the phonebook.
If you press
(Left), you can use Edit Speed Dial, Change Speed Dial, View List, and Delete.
You cannot delete or rename the default groups.
- Phone: Family, Other, Office, Friend
- USIM: None 1 1 P h o n e b o o k 141 5. Call History/Time 6. Block Calls 7. Memory Usage 8. Automatic Backup You can view the call history and time. You can register a phone number you want to block. You can check the memory status of the phonebook. The phone updates the phonebook everyday to the server. Press
(Left) Press Press Press
(Left) Press Press Press
(Left) Press Press Press
(Left) Press Press
If you press reset to zero. number list.
(Left) while viewing the call time, the call time is
Press
(Right) to add a phone number to the block phone
Press
(Left) to reset memory.
- All phone numbers in the phone except mobile security are deleted.
The call time is counted from the point the ringer is generated,
Press to set/release and edit block calls. and charging begins after the call is connected. Menu description All Calls : You can block all incoming calls. Hidden Numbers : You can block all restricted calls. 060* : You can block calls starting with 060 numbers. 142 1 1 P h o n e b o o k 143 8. Automatic Backup (Contd) 9. My Number You can view your own number. Press
(Left) Press Press
Press
Press to register user information in the phone.
(Left) to send via message or send via bluetooth. Menu description Upload Address Book : You can view changed address and upload to the server. Download Address Book : You can download saved address in the server. (Additional fee is charged when downloading.) Address Book Info : You can check the information of the most recent saved address book to the server. Move to NATE : You can view phonebook saved in the phone or NATE web phonebook. The phonebook in the phone is synchronized with NATE. Settings : You can set various preferences such as password, phonebook automatic backup, time, delete, and update. Help : You can view guidelines on the phone automatic backup services. Note In order to use automatic backup service, you have to register first and additional service fee is charged. Contact SKT Customer Center for further information. 144 12 Settings 0 9 O r g a n z e r i 1 Phone Settings ..................................... 146 2 Call Settings ........................................... 147 3 NATE Settings ....................................... 148 4 USIM Setting .......................................... 148 5 Set Time .................................................... 149 6 Lock/Password .................................... 150 7 /Language ...................................... 151 8 Reset ............................................................ 152 9 Motorola Service Center .............. 152 10 S/W Version ........................................... 153 145 145 1. Phone Settings Integrated menu for phone setting. Sounds You can set the sound functions in the sound menu. Camera You can set the camera functions in the camera menu. 2. Call Settings Integrated menu for call setting. Answer Options You can set the call answer mode.
(Left) Press Press
(Sound, see p.66) Press Press
(Left) Press Press
(Camera, see p.102) Press Press Press
(Left) Press Press Press Display You can set the display functions in the display menu.
(Left) Press Press
(Display, see p.72) Press Press June Setting You can set the june contents box functions in the june contents box menu. Press
(Left) Press Press Press Message You can set the message functions in the message menu.
(Left) Press Press
(Settings, see p.135) Press Press Play Setting : You can set the preference for content play. Display : You can change settings for skin, preview, or recommended content. Live screen sound : You can select the background sound when a live screen is set in the standby screen. Memory : You can check the total space, used space, and free space of internal/external memory. Airplane Mode You can use all the mobile phone functions (MP3, game, organizer).
- Except the communication services (sending/receiving call/message, network communication including internet). Open Phone : Receive a call when opening the folder. Any Key : Receive a call when pressing any buttons except
[Send] Key Only : Press After 3 Seconds : The call is connected automatically in 3 seconds after to receive calls. Press Password
Press
(Left) Press Press Press
(Left) to see the description on the plane mode. 1 2 S e t t i n g s the ringtone. Auto Area Code You can set an area code that you use frequently. Network Settings You can use this setting only in international roaming. Press
(Left) Press Press
If you enter a number starting with 0 on the standby screen after setting an auto area code, the area code is not displayed and only the number you entered is displayed. (Ex : Mobile phone number, international call number, and other area codes) Press
(Left) Press Press
You can edit/change network setting to use the phone in the Press Press foreign contry.
You can have difficuties of using the phone regarding of phone call services if you change it within your own discretion.
If you select Off in area code list, the area code display will be cleared.
You can enter upto 5 numbers for auto area code. 146 147 3. NATE Settings You can change NATE preferences. Press
(Left) Press Press NATE Setting Menu Home URL : You can set the initial access address for wireless internet. Proxy : If the service provider extends the proxy, and adds or deletes address, you can set the proxy at your own discretion. Reset : If you correct Home URL and Proxy, you can recover them to the factory-set default. Note Proxy is the server located between the user and the service server to speed up date transmission. When the user request a specific data, the data in the proxy, rather than the concerned server, are sent to the user. 148 4. USIM Setting To prevent loss of information when lost or stolen the phone, you can set lock and PIN. 5. Set Time You can set current time in the phone. Press
(Left) Press Press Note Press
(Left) Press Press If you have entered in wrong PIN code for 3 times, it turns to PIN unlock code (PUK). If you have entered in wrong PUK code 10 times, you have to replace USIM card.
- PIN(Personal Identification Number) Code : This is to prevent others from using your phone.
(Upon purchasing the product, the passwrod is 0000.)
- PUK(PIN Unlock Key) Code : This code is 8 digit number to reset USIM code, if you have entered in wrong PIN code for 3 times. This number can be found on the USIM card envelope or card holder. If you have lost PIN/PUK code, visit SKT retail center to reset the password. PIN Lock : You can set PIN code when turning on/off the mobile phone. Change PIN Code : You can change PIN code.
(Set PIN lock to use this function) Menu Access : You can lock the menu when USIM card is not mounted in the phone.
(Set PIN lock to use this function) Another USIM Lock : You can lock and restrict the another USIM access.
If you set to manual, you have to input the time or select city info and summer time(DST). Auto : Set the time automatically from service provider. Manual : The user inputs the information manually. 1 2 S e t t i n g s 149 6. Lock/Password You can set the password of the phone to prevent unapproved use. (The default password is 0000) Phone Lock All the phone functions are locked. (except receiving the call) Privacy Lock You can select the menu and set lock.
(Left) Press Press Password Press Press
You can set phone lock by on the pressing and holding standby screen.
- You can still receive the call even when the phone is locked.
The phone maintains the lock even if you switch on/off the phone.
You can still place the emergency calls (111, 112, 113, 119, 125, 127) or use the Speed Dial 1 and 9 (Mobile Security) even when phone is locked.
When you receive a call, the lock mode is released temporarily, and the phone returns to the lock mode after the call.
In order to release the lock mode completely, press and hold and enter the password, or select Unlock in the Phone Lock menu. 150
(Left) Press Press Password Press
If you set lock for a menu, you need to enter the password to use Press the selected function. This will protect your privacy.
Press
(Left) to select all and lock all menu. In order to unlock the menu press
(Left) again.
Press
(Right) to select and lock several menu. In order to unlock the menu press
(Right) again.
If you select Hide Phonebook Name, sender names stored in phonebook are not displayed. However the calling number is displayed. (When a message is received, the Hide Phonebook Name function is not applied.) Service Key Lock When connecting to wireless internet, you have to input the password.
(Left) Press Press Password Press
You need to enter the password to use the one-touch dial button (NATE, Press W, T MAP, GXG, Playon, etc). This will protect your privacy, and prevent from paying additional fee for unwanted wireless internet service. Restric Call You can restrict origination to overseas of 700/060 numbers.
(Left) Press Press Password Press Press Change Password You can change the password.
(Left) Press Press Password Press
Be sure not to forget your password. Press
- If you lose your password, you have to visit the service center in person with the ID card.
Motorola takes no responsibility for any damage caused by leakage of password. 7. /Language You can select the language to be used in the phone.
(Language : Korean/English) Press
(Left) Press Press
Even if you select English, some functions are displayed in Korean. 1 2 S e t t i n g s 151 8. Reset 9. Motorola Service Center You can reset the phone to default setting. You can receive the service guide about the phone. Press
(Left) Press Press Call Center Representative number and business hours of Motorola Customer Call Center is displayed. Press
(Left) Press Press Press 10. S/W Version You can check the S/W version of the phone. Search Service Center You can check the local customer center number and how to get there. Press
(Left) Press Press Press
Press
- Press Press
(Left) Press to place a call to the customer center.
(Left) to save the local customer center number. Press
To reset the phone, you need to input the password.
The phone gets automatically switched off and rebooted.
- If the phone fails to reboot, press to turn on the power.
You can view function description of the item you wish to reset by pressing
(Left).
Press to place a call to the customer center. Self A/S You can check the solution against phone failure. Press
(Left) Press Press Press 152 S/W upgrade If you wish to upgrade the software to the recent version, or if you need to upgrade software due to a bug, you can visit Motorola homepage (www.mymotorola.co.kr) and easily upgrade it with the Moto Upgrade program without having to visit a Motorola service center. Visit the Motorola homepage, sign up and log in. Select MOTOPRODUCT INFORMATIONand click Version Upgrade. Before starting the Moto Upgrade program, make sure to read Prerequisites, and run the program in accordance with the procedure.
(Some software versions require you to visit the service center for upgrade. If you visit the nearest Motorola service center for free Moto Upgrade. Contact the Motorola Customer Center (1588-6633) for details. 1 2 S e t t i n g s 153 MEMO 13 Appendix 1 Accessories ........................................... 156 2 Troubleshooting ................................. 156 3 Spec and Feature ............................. 157 4 Authentication label ........................ 157 5 Specific Absorption Rate ........... 158 6 Collecting wasted-mobile phones ... 159 1 3 A p p e n d x i 154 155 155 1. Accessories 2. Troubleshooting 3. Spec and Feature 4. Authentication label You can purchase optional items at the nearest Motorola service center or accessory shop. Contact the service provider or visit Motorola homepage (www.mymotorola.co.kr) for details. Standard-type battery Slim-type battery Battery charger Stereo earphone Multi adapter USB data cable Car charger Nothing is displayed on the screen
- Check the battery. No antenna bar is displayed on the screen
- Move to other place and then attempt a call again. It sounds Toot-Toot when a call is placed
- There is no communication channel available or your phone has failed in to clear the call and press communicating with a base station. Press to redial the number. The charging lamp of the charger blinks in red
- Check the battery position or clean the terminals before reattempting charging. If the lamp keeps blinking, contact the nearest service center. Battery operating time does not comply with the User Manual
- The battery operating time reduces slowly as the battery repeats charging and discharging. The operating time reduces rapidly if the battery is left in a cold or hot place for a long time. Malfunction or failure to power On
- Remove the battery and reinstall it, and then turn the power on. Wireless communications service Transmit frequency 1942.8~1977.2MHz Receive frequency 2132.8~2167.2MHz TX power Number of channel Type of emission Modulation system Communication mode Transformer Power Exterior, weight 200mW 8CH G7W QPSK duplex operation system PLL DC 3.7V Standard battery : 49.5mmX105mmX15.9mm, 126g Relative humidity
-20+50, 0%95%
1. Name of the model : Wireless communications service device 2. Authentication number : MOT-W-VE70-0808 3. Authentication Trade name : Motorola Korea Inc. 4. The date of manufacture: 2008. . . 5. Manufacturer/country : Motorola Korea Inc. / China 1 3 A p p e n d x i Travel charger 156 157 5. Specific Absorption Rate Data 6. Collecting wasted-mobile phones This model wireless phone meets the governments requirements for exposure to radio waves. Your wireless phone is a radio transmitter and receiver. It is designed and manufactured not to exceed limits for exposure to radio frequency (RF) energy set by the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) of the U.S. Government and by the Canadian regulatory authorities. These limits are part of comprehensive guidelines and establish permitted levels of RF energy for the general population. The guidelines are based on standards that were developed by independent scientific organizations through periodic and thorough evaluation of scientific studies. The standards include a substantial safety margin designed to assure the safety of all persons, regardless of age or health. The exposure standard for wireless mobile phones employs a unit of measurement known as the Specific Absorption Rate, or SAR. The SAR limit set by the FCC and by the Canadian regulatory authorities is 1.6 w/kg.1 Tests for SAR are conducted using standard operating positions accepted by the FCC and by Industry Canada with the phone transmitting at its highest certified power level in all tested frequency bands. Although the SAR is determined at the highest certified power level, the actual SAR level of the phone while operating can be well below the maximum value. This is because the phone is designed to operate at multiple power levels so as to use only the power required to reach the network. In general, the closer you are to a wireless base station, the lower the power output. Before a phone model is available for sale to the public in the U.S. and Canada, it must be tested and certified to the FCC and Industry Canada that it does not exceed the limit established by each government for safe exposure. The tests are performed in positions and locations (e.g., at the ear and worn on the body) reported to the FCC and available for review by Industry Canada. The highest SAR value for this model phone when tested for use at the ear is 1.12 W/kg, and when worn on the body, as described in this user guide, is 0.79 W/kg. (Body-worn measurements differ among phone models, depending upon available accessories and regulatory requirements).2 While there may be differences between the SAR levels of various phones and at various positions, they all meet the governmental requirements for safe exposure. Please note that improvements to this product model could cause differences in the SAR value for later products; in all cases, products are designed to be within the guidelines. 158 The collected wasted-mobile phones are utilized as resources and the resides are treated ecologically. Motorola is willing to do its best to protect environment not only today but in the future also. We kindly inviting you to participate in this movement for the protection of environment. Motorola phone collecting centers Wasted-mobile phones collecting centers Recycling Plant Recycling 1 3 A p p e n d x i Recycling of wasted-mobile phone Return the old one to the distributor when you purchase a new phone. Visit a near-by representative of the manufacturer or A/S center. Return your mobile phone to a representative of mobile service provider. Utilize a collecting bag with no charger (arranged in provincial office, distributor, representative) Guidelines for collecting discarded Motorola mobile phones Please think of environment when you discard your phones and accessories. Do not discard old mobile phones or accessories such as battery pack, battery charger, etc. together with household waste. In some countries and areas, they have established a system to treat useless electronic and electrical products and batteries. Please contact your area for more information. If there is no appropriate system available, please send useless mobile phone and accessories to a near-by Motorola service center. 159 FCC Notice to User The following statement applies to all products that have received FCC approval. Applicable products bear the FCC logo, and/or an FCC ID in the format FCC-ID:IHDP6JH1 on the product label. Motorola has not approved any changes or modifications to this device by the user. Any changes or modifications could void the users authority to operate the equipment. See 47 CFR Sec. 15.21. This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation. See 47 CFR Sec. 15.19(3). This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is European Union Directives Conformance Statement encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:
Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna. Increase the separation between the equipment and the receiver. Connect the equipment to an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected. Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help. Hereby, Motorola declares that this product is in compliance with:
The essential requirements and other relevant provisions of Directive 1999/5/EC. All other relevant EU Directives IMEI : 350034/40/394721/9 0168 Type : MC2-41H14 Product Approval Number The above gives an example of a typical Product Approval Number. You can view your products Declaration of Conformity (DoC) to Directive 1999/5/EC (to R&TTE Directive) at www.motorola.com/rtte. To find your DoC, enter the product Approval Number from your products label in the Search bar on the web site. 160 161 MEMO Dictionary English-Korean :
Korean-English :
My Vocabulary :
Previous Key Word :
Settings :
(Left)[Menu]
(Left)[Menu]
(Left)[Menu]
(Left)[Menu]
(Left)[Menu]
Photo Capture In standby screen, press and hold
(Camera) for a while. Movie Capture In standby screen, press and hold
(Camera) Summary Table 162 163 Messages Checking message :
Writing meesage :
Saving Phone Number Save number from menu : (Right)[Phonebook]
(Right)[Add New]
Save number in standby screen: Enter number
(Right)[Save]
Searching Phone Number Save number in standby screen : Enter number
(Right)[Save]
Main Menu Setting Sounds :
Display :
Message :
Camera :
June setting :
(Left)[Menu]
(Left)[Menu]
(Left)[Menu]
(Left)[Menu]
(Left)[Menu]
One-Touch Dial Set/Release Etiquette : In standby screen, press and hold Lock/Unlock : In standby screen, press and hold W : In standby screen, press Function Menu : In standby screen, press Moneta : In standby screen, press Message : In standby screen, press My Menu : In standby screen, press NATE : In standby screen, press and hold Operation Effects : In standby screen, press T interactive : In standby screen, press and hold
(Volume) Warranty Policy Thank you for purchasing a Motorola product. This product has passed a strict quality control and inspection of the Motorola Tehchnology Team. If a defect is found in your product during the warranty period, it will be repaired free of charge at a Motorola Service Center. Warranty Period Model Purchase Date Year Month Day Distributor Serial No. Customer Price Terminal Equipment : 1 year Other Accessories : 1year Lithium ion battery : 6 months When you purchase the product, please fill the blanks on the Warranty Policy and keep it together with the receipt in order to obtain more beneficial service. Free Warranty Service Free warranty service will be provided for one year (warranty period) after purchasing. Type of defects or trouble Compensation Under warranty After expiry of warranty Critical repair service request resulting from performance and function failures occurred in normal operation within 10 days after purchasing Critical repair service request resulting from performance and function failures occurred in normal operation within 1 month after purchasing Critical repair service request within 1 month of exchange Exchange the product is impossible Exchange or refund Exchange or repair Refund Repairable Performance and function failures occurred Free service Three times of repair and four times of detects resulting from the same reason Four times of repair and five times of detects resulting from the different reasons Exchange or refund A/S parts are available but repair is impossible Non-repairable Repair is impossible because A/S parts are not in stock. lost of repair request product by the user Exchange or refund Exchange or refund N/A Paid service Paid service Refund the price deducted by the depreciation amount Refund the price deducted by the depreciation amount and added by its 10%
Refund the price deducted by the depreciation amount and added by its 10%
Paid Service Reasons other than defects Service requests for symptoms other than defects will be charged after expiry of the warranty period. Carefully read the Users Manual before you visit a service center. Defects resulting from users errors
- Defects caused by careless handling (soaking, impact) or improper repairing and remodeling.
- Defects caused by using improper power supply.
- Defects caused by repairs done at a place other than the Motorola Service Centers.
- Defects caused by using accessories not provided by Motorola.
(hands free, quick charger, charger, battery, stereo headset, battery cover, etc.)
- Defects or damages resulting from dropping while moving the product. Others
- Defects resulting from natural disasters such as fire, earthquake, flodd, etc.
- Expiry of life time of consumables
(battery, stereo headset, external memory, antenna, and various accessories) 164 165 Safety and General Information Safety Information This section contains important information on the safe and efficient operation of your mobile device. Read this information before using your mobile device. Exposure to Radio Frequency (RF) Energy Your mobile device contains a transmitter and receiver. When it is ON, it receives and transmits RF energy. When you communicate with your mobile device, the system handling your call controls the power level at which your mobile device transmits. Your Motorola mobile device is designed to comply with local regulatory requirements in your country concerning exposure of human beings to RF energy. Operational Precautions For optimal mobile device performance, and to be sure that human exposure to RF energy does not exceed the guidelines set forth in the relevant standards, always follow these instructions and precautions. Product Operation When placing or receiving a phone call, hold your mobile device just like you would a landline phone. If you wear the mobile device on your body, always place the mobile device in a Motorola-supplied or approved clip, holder, holster, case, or body harness. If you do not use a body-worn accessory supplied or approved by Motorola, keep the mobile device and its antenna at least 2.5 centimeters (1 inch) from your body when transmitting. Using accessories not supplied or approved by Motorola may cause your mobile device to exceed RF energy exposure guidelines. For a list of Motorola-supplied or approved accessories, visit our Web site at: www.motorola.com. RF Energy Interference/Compatibility Nearly every electronic device is subject to RF energy interference from external sources if inadequately shielded, designed, or otherwise configured for RF energy compatibility. In some circumstances your mobile device may cause interference with other devices. Safety Information
frequency | equipment class | purpose | ||
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1 | 2008-09-17 | JBP - Part 15 Class B Computing Device Peripheral | Original Equipment | |
2 | 1850.2 ~ 1909.8 | PCE - PCS Licensed Transmitter held to ear |
app s | Applicant Information | |||||
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1 2 | Effective |
2008-09-17
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1 2 | Applicant's complete, legal business name |
Motorola Mobility LLC
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1 2 | FCC Registration Number (FRN) |
0004321311
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1 2 | Physical Address |
Motorola Mobility LLC
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1 2 |
Chicago, Illinois 60654
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1 2 |
United States
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app s | TCB Information | |||||
1 2 | TCB Application Email Address |
r******@pctestlab.com
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1 2 | TCB Scope |
A1: Low Power Transmitters below 1 GHz (except Spread Spectrum), Unintentional Radiators, EAS (Part 11) & Consumer ISM devices
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1 2 |
B1: Commercial mobile radio services equipment in the following 47 CFR Parts 20, 22 (cellular), 24,25 (below 3 GHz) & 27
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app s | FCC ID | |||||
1 2 | Grantee Code |
IHD
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1 2 | Equipment Product Code |
T56JX1
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app s | Person at the applicant's address to receive grant or for contact | |||||
1 2 | Name |
J******** N********
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1 2 | Title |
Director Product Compliance
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1 2 | Telephone Number |
847-6********
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1 2 | Fax Number |
847-6********
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1 2 |
n******@motorola.com
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app s | Technical Contact | |||||
1 2 | Firm Name |
PCTEST Engineering Laboratory, Inc.
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1 2 | Name |
R******** O******
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1 2 | Physical Address |
6660-B Dobbin Road
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1 2 |
Columbia, Maryland 21045
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1 2 |
United States
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1 2 | Telephone Number |
410-2********
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1 2 | Fax Number |
410-2********
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1 2 |
r******@pctestlab.com
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app s | Non Technical Contact | |||||
n/a | ||||||
app s | Confidentiality (long or short term) | |||||
1 2 | Does this application include a request for confidentiality for any portion(s) of the data contained in this application pursuant to 47 CFR § 0.459 of the Commission Rules?: | Yes | ||||
1 2 | Long-Term Confidentiality Does this application include a request for confidentiality for any portion(s) of the data contained in this application pursuant to 47 CFR § 0.459 of the Commission Rules?: | Yes | ||||
1 2 | If so, specify the short-term confidentiality release date (MM/DD/YYYY format) | 03/16/2009 | ||||
if no date is supplied, the release date will be set to 45 calendar days past the date of grant. | ||||||
app s | Cognitive Radio & Software Defined Radio, Class, etc | |||||
1 2 | Is this application for software defined/cognitive radio authorization? | No | ||||
1 2 | Equipment Class | JBP - Part 15 Class B Computing Device Peripheral | ||||
1 2 | PCE - PCS Licensed Transmitter held to ear | |||||
1 2 | Description of product as it is marketed: (NOTE: This text will appear below the equipment class on the grant) | Portable Cellular/ PCS GSM Transceiver | ||||
1 2 | Related OET KnowledgeDataBase Inquiry: Is there a KDB inquiry associated with this application? | No | ||||
1 2 | Modular Equipment Type | Does not apply | ||||
1 2 | Purpose / Application is for | Original Equipment | ||||
1 2 | Composite Equipment: Is the equipment in this application a composite device subject to an additional equipment authorization? | Yes | ||||
1 2 | Related Equipment: Is the equipment in this application part of a system that operates with, or is marketed with, another device that requires an equipment authorization? | No | ||||
1 2 | Grant Comments | Power output listed is ERP for Part 22 and EIRP for Part 24. SAR compliance for body-worn operation is based on a separation distance of 1.5 cm between the unit and the body of the user. End-users must be informed of the body-worn operating requirements for satisfying RF exposure compliance. Belt clips or holsters not listed in this filing may not contain metallic components. The highest reported SAR values are: Part 22 - Head: 1.12 W/kg; Body-worn: 0.45 W/kg; Part 24 - Head: 0.46 W/kg; Body-worn: 0.79 W/kg. This device also contains functions that are not operational in U.S. Territories. This filing is only applicable for US operations. | ||||
1 2 | Is there an equipment authorization waiver associated with this application? | No | ||||
1 2 | If there is an equipment authorization waiver associated with this application, has the associated waiver been approved and all information uploaded? | No | ||||
app s | Test Firm Name and Contact Information | |||||
1 2 | Firm Name |
Motorola Inc.
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1 2 | Name |
A******** P******
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1 2 | Telephone Number |
847-5********
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1 2 | Fax Number |
847-5********
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1 2 |
a******@motorola.com
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Line | Rule Parts | Grant Notes | Lower Frequency | Upper Frequency | Power Output | Tolerance | Emission Designator | Microprocessor Number | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
1 | 1 | 15B | 16 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Line | Rule Parts | Grant Notes | Lower Frequency | Upper Frequency | Power Output | Tolerance | Emission Designator | Microprocessor Number | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
2 | 1 | 22H | 824.2 | 848.8 | 1.828 | 0.1 ppm | 247KGXW | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
2 | 2 | 24E | 1850.2 | 1909.8 | 1.038 | 0.1 ppm | 245KGXW |
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