Samsung GH68-14886A manual Power on or off, Phone layout, Removing the battery cover, Front view

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Removing the battery cover

Power on or off

Switch on 1. Open the phone.

2.Press and hold [].

3.If necessary, enter the PIN and press <OK>.

Switch off 1. Open the phone.

2. Press and hold [].

Phone layout

Front view

	Earpiece
	Display
Web access/	Navigation keys
Web access/	(Up/Down/Left/
Confirm key	Right)
Volume keys	Right soft key
Left soft key	Delete/Menu
Dial key	exit key
Dial key
	Alphanumeric
Memory card	keys
slot	Special

Mouthpiece	function keys

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Contents World Wide Web Code No.GH68-14886A SGH-J600 User’s Guide Important safety precautions Water resistance About this Guide Java Contents To access Menu mode, press Menu in Idle mode Overview of menu functionsGet started UnpackAssemble and charge the phone Phone layout Power on or offRemoving the battery cover Front viewRear view Keys and iconsKeys Page Icons Access menu functions Enter text To enter a wordCustomise your phone Settings → Display Idle mode, press VolumeTo adjust the key tone volume Settings → SkinMake or answer calls Settings → Security →Step outside the phone Phone lockStep outside the phone Select Select onePhotos Use the cameraFiles → Images → My To turn on the cameraApplications → Music Play musicSelect the video you want PlayerListen to the FM radio By automatic tuning Browse the webOptions Use PhonebookSend messages Select Save contact → aMessage → Multimedia View messagesMessages → Create MessageActivation → On Use BluetoothSettings → Bluetooth → Select My phone’sCalendar, or Memo BluetoothPhonebook, My files Select Send via →Call log Menu functionsPhonebook Menu functions ApplicationsMenu Description Yahoo search/Google/Browser/ Java world MessagesCalendar My filesCamera Settings Menu Description Menu functions Menu Description Menu functions Health and safety information SAR certification informationHealth and safety information Precautions when using batteriesOperating environment Road safetyElectronic devices Potentially explosive environments Hearing aidsOther important safety information Emergency callsCare and maintenance Page