Kyocera K612 manual Qwerty keypad, Entering Text

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4ENTERING TEXT

You can enter letters, numbers, and symbols in contacts, text messages, and your banner with either the QWERTY keypad (flip open) or the number keypad (flip closed). Read the appropriate section for details.

QWERTY keypad

Understanding screen

When the flip is open, enter text with the QWERTY keypad. The current entry mode (and capitalization setting, when applicable) are indicated by icons.

Text entry modes

There are five text entry modes:

Case change	Add Symbol
Normal alpha	Add Smiley

Numbers and symbols

Note: The mode you start in depends on the task you are doing. For example, when entering a phone number, you’re in number mode. When entering a name for a contact, you’re in normal text mode. See “Changing modes” on page 20.

characters	capitalization setting
remaining		•
	text entry	•
	text entry
	mode
text entry		•
text entry
fields
		•

Entering numbers and symbols

To enter a number while in mode, press the appropriate key once.

To enter a letter while in mode, press

once, then press the appropriate key.

To change from and to mode, press twice.

Note: Rapid Entry mode is not available with the QWERTY keypad.

Entering text

•To enter text while in mode, press the appropriate key once.

•To enter a number and symbols while in

mode, press once, then press the appropriate key.

•To change from and to mode, press the

twice.

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Contents 82-N8757-1EN.book Page i Wednesday, April 26, 2006 1047 AM User Guide for the SwitchBack Phone FCC ID OVFKWC-KX21 Medical devices Standard Battery 5 mm Contents Charging the battery Installing the batteryPlace the battery Finding your phones serial numberProgramming your phone Activating your Virgin Mobile accountScreen, press back to clear the screen Getting to know your phone During text entry Mode Silent modeReturns you to the main screen Deactivates the speakerphoneLeft softkey accesses menus and functions Enter key for hard returns Understanding screen icons Phone is operating in IS95 digital modeNavigation key shortcuts Call is in progressFlip closed Performing basic functionsPress Up and down Flip openPress Then To answer Accessing menu items Using menusContents of the main menu are as follows Purchasing accessories Caring for the batteryRecharging the battery Do not take apart, puncture, or short-circuit the batteryTop-Up your account Checking your account balanceMY Account For more information Making and Answering Calls Phone callsSetting the phone to hold calls Using the speakerphoneRedialing a number Calling a saved numberRecent calls Touch dialing Speed dialingVoicemail Exiting Emergency mode Emergency servicesTracking calls Timing your callsEntering Text Qwerty keypadCapitalization settings Entering symbolsNumber keypad Entering smileysEntering numbers Switching default text entry modesEntering words letter by letter Entering words quickly82-N8757-1EN.book Page 22 Wednesday, April 26, 2006 1047 AM Quick reference to text entry Press the right softkey Want. For more information, seeCreating a new contact Adding a code or extensionCustomizing your contacts Storing ContactsErasing a contact Editing a contactAssigning pictures Assigning number typesCustomizing a phone number Using groupsCreating Groups Press the right softkey to select DoneFinding contact information Setting Fast findCustomizing a group Checking the Frequent listUsing Fast find Sending text messages When you are done entering addresses Press twiceText Messaging Creating a text messageSetting sending options Including prewritten text and symbolsAdding a signature Once you have completed the message, select OptionsReceiving incoming calls while creating messages If you cannot send messagesViewing your sent messages To create a signatureViewing failed or pending messages Receiving text messagesReading the message Scroll through the list of messages and press To read oneErasing messages Setting message alertsErasing single messages Erasing all messagesCreating and editing prewritten messages auto text Customizing message settingsMultimedia Messaging Sending multimedia messagesCreating a multimedia message Viewing multimedia messages Receiving multimedia messages82-N8757-1EN.book Page 38 Wednesday, April 26, 2006 1047 AM Ending an IM client session Accessing the AIM serviceNavigating AIM Send IM messageEnding a VirginXL session Accessing VirginXLNavigating VirginXL VirginxlMy games My ringtonesMy other stuff MY StuffMy sounds My graphicsAssigning downloaded graphics Downloaded application is storedCamera settings Accessing picture modeUsing the Camera Tips before operating your cameraMenu options for picture mode Restoring camera menu settingsSepia Taking a picture Picture mode indicators and iconsCamera key map Voice memo Using ToolsScheduler Editing, erasing, or sending an event Alarm clockSetting the QuickAlarm Setting an alarmTip calculator CalculatorStopwatch TimerFlashlight Creating a custom menu Contents of the Settings menu are as followsCustomizing Your Phone To select or deselect optionsSetting ringtones Using the keyguardSilencing all sounds Adjusting volume Setting sounds for your phonePersonalizing the screen Selecting a color theme Choosing a menu styleSelecting wallpaper Selecting a screensaverUsing power save mode Adjusting the backlightingSetting power backlighting Setting numbers to auto-hyphenateCreating a secure environment Setting position location Connecting to a TTY/TDD deviceDesignating emergency numbers Erasing all contactsMaking a call using voice tags Setting up voice dialingUsing Voice Recognition Using voice features with hands-free headset Making a call using digit dialingErasing voice tags Waking up the phoneAnswering the phone Training voice recognitionCustomer support Name of your service provider Virgin MobileGetting Help Telephone 1-800-349-4478 U.S. and Canada orConsumer Limited Warranty 82-N8757-1EN.book Page 63 Wednesday, April 26, 2006 1047 AM Index Volume Earpiece, 14, 53 key beep, 52 ringtone 82-N8757-1EN.book Page 66 Wednesday, April 26, 2006 1047 AM