Pantech P1000 manual Getting Started

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1. Getting Started

 

Phone overview

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Menu overview

9

SIM card and battery

11

Turn on/off the phone

13

Display indications

13

Keypad lock

14

Memory card

14

Entering text

16

2. Calls & address book

 

Making, receiving & ending a call

20

Options during a call

21

Call Setting

23

Checking all calls

25

Speed dialing

26

Using address book

27

Call waiting & caller identification

29

Using your headset

29

Service number & fixed number

30

3. Messages

 

Messages

34

Receive message

35

Creating & send new message

37

Message templates

37

Creating new multimedia message

38

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Contents P1000 Thank you for choosing our Pantech P1000 mobile phone Getting Started Useful Features Appendix Page Page Getting Started1 MP3 key Phone overviewMessages Menu overviewSIM services To install/remove battery SIM card and batteryAbout your battery To install/remove SIM1/SIM2 cardTo charge your battery To turn on Battery performanceTurn on/off the phone Display indicationsTo unlock the keypad Keypad lockMemory card To lock the keypadTo delete the file from the card Using memory cardTo copy the file to the card To move the file to the cardEntering text Useful keysKey characters by language Predictive mode T9 Multi-tap input modeNumeric mode Page Calls & address book Making, receiving & ending a call Options during a call To put a call on hold and return Multi-party callsTo search a number in address book during a call To write a message during a call Call SettingTo cancel call forwarding To read a message during a callTo check call forwarding status To set auto redialTo answer with any key press Checking all calls To update speed dial Speed dialingTo set speed dial Using address book To delete member from a groups To forward contacts detailsTo delete a contacts entry To add member to a groupsTo activate call waiting Using your headsetTo edit a group setting Call waiting & caller identificationTo view fixed dial list Service number & fixed numberWhile in standby mode To call your service numbersPage Page Messages Managing memory MessagesTo save new numbers from received message To read message using inboxReceive message To view new received messageTo save the selected URL address in the list To listen to receive voice messageTo view cell broadcast messages To edit the saved template message Creating & send new messageMessage templates To send new text messageTo add saved sound on the message Creating new multimedia messageTo add subject on the message To add saved picture on the messageTo add other file on the message Message settingsTo set text message setting To add saved video on the messageTo set receiving method for multimedia message Setting voice messageTo set profiles for multimedia message To set sending options for multimedia messagePress OK Press Yes Page Multimedia Camera To set camera settingsIcons for camera Settings for cameraIcons for video Settings for videoTo increase or decrease the brightness To change to video camera modeTo take a picture To zoom in and outAfter taking pictures To set video settingsTo change to camera mode To record a videoTo view the record video clip Pictures albumAfter recording video clips During recording a videoTo move or copy a picture to other folder Audio/Video playerTo view the saved pictures To set as wallpaper in the displayIcons for player To set all files to play automatically Audio player settingsTo play audio To play video clipsTo set background play To set play modeTo set Bluetooth To set a file to play manuallyTo set spectrum Video player settingsTo play FM radio FM radioGames To add a channel to channel list automaticallyTo add a channel to channel list manually Play games Java settingsGames settings Play java gamesPage Useful Features To create a new event and edit CalendarTo view calendar Monthly viewAlarm To record sound World clockTo use the converter To use notepadTo create your own number To update informationVCard VCalendarTo send my schedule To create my schedulePage Page Connectivity To add a device BluetoothTo activate Bluetooth To add a audio deviceTo send an object To call using hands-freeTo receive a call using hands-free To activate the authorizationUsing the internet To set the security To send bookmarksTo input address To view visited sitesTo set connection for port Connect to PCTo edit WAP profiles To connect to PCPage Page Settings Date & time LanguageRingtones & alerts & tones Network Decorating the displayTo lock the PIN To change phone passwordLocks To lock/unlock the phoneTo reset the configuration To enable fixed dialingReset To enablePage Appendix When theInsert SIMmessage appears Error messageTroubleshooting checklist When you are unable to select a certain function Safety informationSafety precautions Switch off in restricted areasSwitch off in explosive or dangerous areas Mobile phones and other electronic devices About the battery usageSwitch off in aircraft Installing a hands free device in your vehicleDo not use a damaged battery or charger Disposal of Waste Electrical & Electronic Equipment This symbol on the product or on its packagingDeclaration of conformity for CE WarrantyWhose label has been removed, altered or damaged Usage of any electrical source Page Page Page

P1000 specifications

The Pantech P1000, commonly known as the "Pantech Crux," was a notable entry in the feature phone segment, released during a time when touchscreen devices were transitioning from niche products to mainstream technology. The P1000 aimed to blend user-friendly features with a stylish design, making it an appealing choice for consumers seeking both functionality and aesthetics.

One of the most striking features of the Pantech P1000 is its innovative touchscreen display. Sporting a 3.1-inch LCD touchscreen, it offered vibrant colors and ease of navigation, allowing users to easily interact with the device through finger gestures. This was complemented by a simple and intuitive user interface, which made accessing apps and functions straightforward.

The P1000 was designed with social connectivity in mind. It integrated popular social networking services, allowing users to stay connected with friends and family effortlessly. This focus on social media was reflective of the increasing importance of online interactions during its time.

Camera capabilities were also a key selling point for the Pantech P1000. It featured a 3.2-megapixel camera, which provided decent photo quality for a device in its category. Users appreciated the ability to capture moments on-the-go, and the inclusion of features like video recording added to its versatility.

In terms of storage, the Pantech P1000 came with an internal memory that could be expanded via a microSD card slot. This was particularly advantageous for users who wanted to store photos, music, and applications, ensuring that the environment was tailored to individual preferences.

The phone's connectivity options included Bluetooth, enabling users to connect wirelessly with other devices for audio streaming or file transfers. Additionally, the P1000 supported basic internet browsing, although the experience was limited compared to that offered by later smartphones.

Another notable characteristic of the Pantech P1000 was its slim profile and lightweight design. It was easy to carry and handle, making it a suitable choice for users who valued portability. The overall design exuded a modern aesthetic, appealing to a younger demographic seeking trendy devices.

In conclusion, the Pantech P1000 blended touchscreen technology, social connectivity, and stylish design, making it a notable feature phone in its era. While it may seem basic compared to contemporary smartphones, it represented a significant step forward in mobile technology, shortly before the smartphone revolution took over the market. Its features addressed the primary needs of users at the time, showcasing the evolving landscape of mobile communications.
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