LG Electronics A133CH manual Menu Tree, Messaging Contacts Call Log, Settings Gallery Media

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Menu Tree

1 Messaging		2 Contacts		3 Call Log
1	Create Message	1	Names	1	Call Log
2	Inbox	2	Settings	2	Missed Calls
3	My Mailbox	3	Groups	3	Received Calls
4	Drafts	4	Speed Dials	4	Dialed Numbers
5	Outbox	5	Service Dial	5	Call Duration
6	Sent Items		Numbers	6	Packet Data
7	Saved Items	6	Own Number		Counter
8	Emoticons	7	My Business Card	7	Call Costs
9	Message Settings

4 Settings		5 Gallery		6 Media
1	Proﬁ les	1	My Memory Card	1	Camera
2	Display	2	My Images	2	Camcorder
3	Date and Time	3	My Sounds	3	Music
4	Connectivity	4	My Videos	4	FM Radio
5	Call	5	My games & Apps	5 Voice Recorder
6	Phone	6	Others	6	Ringtone Creator
7	Network
8	Internet Proﬁ les

9 Access Points

10 Packet Data Conn.

11Security

12Memory Info

13Restore Factory Settings

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Contents LG-A133CH User Guide Page Contents 100 For Your Safety Safety InstructionsImportant Information Before You StartSafety Information Never place your phoneExplode Is a risk of this causing a Re or electric shockFor Your Safety FCC RF Exposure Information Memory card information and careBody-worn Operation Separation distanceVehicle Mounted External Antenna optional, if available FCC Part 15 Class B CompliancePart 15.21 statement Part 15.105 StatementBattery Disposal Do not disassemble Do not short-circuitDo not incinerate Adapter Charger Avoid damage to your hearingSafety Guidelines TIA Safety InformationExposure to Radio Frequency Signal Ansi C95.1 Ncrp Report 86 IcnirpAntenna Care Phone OperationTips on Efﬁcient Operation Driving Electronic DevicesPacemakers Use hands-free operation, if availableHearing Aids Other Medical DevicesHealth Care Facilities Vehicles Posted FacilitiesAircraft Blasting AreasFor Vehicles Equipped with an Air Bag Inﬂ ates, serious injury could resultCharger and Adapter Safety Battery Information and CareCharger and adapter are intended for indoor use only Explosion, Shock, and Fire Hazards General Notice FDA Consumer Update Do wireless phones pose a health hazard?Do not paint your phone Safety Guidelines La seguridad y salud laborales What kinds of phones are the subject of this update? Interagency working group activities, as wellWhat are the results of the research done already? Safety Guidelines Page FDA and the Cellular Page Safety Guidelines What about children using wireless phones? Safety Guidelines Where can Driver Safety Tips Page Safety Guidelines Page Consumer Information on SAR Speciﬁc Absorption Rate Page Safety Guidelines Getting to know your phone Open viewInstalling the SIM and battery Remove the battery coverGetting started Install the battery Important! You must insert the battery before charging Installing a memory card Push the memory card Replace the slot cover on the phoneBluetooth is active Your Home screenOn-Screen Icons General functions Making a callMaking International Calls Making a Call with the Send KeyEnding a Call Answering a CallMaking a Call from the Contacts Adjusting the Volume Vibrating Mode QuickSignal Strength Changing the Text Input ModeABC Mode T9 ModeMode Numbers Mode Symbol ModeUsing the T9 Mode Begin entering a word byPress the key or Choices list, pressUsing the ABC Mode Once for the ﬁ rst letterSo on Key once. To deleteUsing the 123 Numbers Mode T9 DictionaryDuring a Call Making a Second CallRejecting an Incoming Call Answering an Muting Incoming CallPressing the Send key Show that a second call isUsing Speakerphone Conference CallsSetting Up a Conference Call Adding an Incoming Call to the Conference CallMaking a Second Call By pressing the Send keyPrivate Call in a Conference Call Ending a Conference CallSettings Gallery Media Menu TreeMessaging Contacts Call Log Organizer Applications Web Messaging Create MessageMessage Sent Message and Validity Period Inbox Read and Accept the Terms of Use LogSelect Sign My Mailbox DraftsNew Message You can create directly a new message Message Settings OutboxSent Items Saved ItemsCharacter Encoding You can set the Character Encoding Multimedia MessageMessaging Priority Allows you to set the priority of the message Service Message Info. ServiceBackup Text Message Save Sent MessageSettings ContactsNames Soft Key is a hot key to Contact ListGroups Speed DialsService Dial Numbers Own NumberMy Business Card Press Yes to conﬁ rm. a conﬁ rmation message is displayedCall Log Settings ProﬁlesDisplay DialingAuto Update Date/Time Date and TimeDate TimeBluetooth ConnectivityDaylight Saving For pairing with a new Bluetooth device Bluetooth on. Select Yes to search a new devicePaired Devices You can see the paired devices list Settings USB Connection ModeCall Call ForwardCall Barring Fixed Dial Numbers Call WaitingCall Reject Send My NumberAnswer Mode BT Answer ModeFree Call Time Tracker Minute MinderPhone NetworkAccess Points Internet ProﬁlesPacket Data Conn Security PIN Code RequestHandset Lock Lock If SIM is ChangedMemory Info Change CodesHandset Common Memory Handset Reserved MemoryRestore Factory Settings SIM MemoryExternal Memory Gallery Settings Menu MediaCamera Camcorder Preview tabQuality Set the video quality as Super Fine/Fine/ Normal Music FM Radio Voice RecorderOptions Open the ﬂ ip and press Menu Press MediaRingtone Creator Les in your phoneAlarm Clock OrganizerCalendar Open the ﬂ ip, press Menu Press OrganizerTo-Do List KeyDelete Allows you to delete previous entries or all entries Secret Notes Cash BookBMI calculator To add a new task item, press AddCalculator StopwatchDate Finder Open the ﬂ ip, press Menu Press Organizer Press StopwatchConverter World TimeGo To Applications Using the phone keys Using the WAP browser menuWeb HomeGoogle Search BookmarksLast Web Address Appearance Settings ProﬁlesPress the right soft key Go to Address Saved PagesCache CookiesAccessories Charger Stereo Headset BatteryTrouble Shooting Battery empty Clean the contactsCharge battery Contact problemSignal too weak Check settingsNetwork Number notLimited Warranty Statement Electronics Canada Inc Mississauga, Ontario Exclusion of LiabilityMemo

Menu Tree

1 Messaging

2 Contacts

3 Call Log

4 Settings

5 Gallery

6 Media