Samsung SM-A320YZDDXXV manual Smart Switch, Transferring data wirelessly via Wi-Fi Direct

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Basics

Smart Switch

Transfer data between mobile devices via Smart Switch. If you do not have the app, download it from Galaxy Apps or Play Store.

Transferring data wirelessly via Wi-Fi Direct

Transfer data from your previous device to your device wirelessly via Wi-Fi Direct.

1 On the previous device, download and install Smart Switch from Galaxy Apps or Play Store. Then, launch Smart Switch.

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Place the devices near each other.

On the previous device, tap WIRELESS →SEND →CONNECT.

On your device, tap WIRELESS →RECEIVE and select the previous device type. Follow the on-screen instructions to transfer data from your previous device.

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Contents English /2017. Rev.1.0 Table of Contents 119 Introduction Troubleshooting119 Connections Basics Read me firstMaintaining water and dust resistance BasicsDevice overheating situations and solutions When the device heats up while charging the batteryDo the following when the device heats up Instructional iconsWhen the device heats up during use Device limitations when the device overheats Keep the device updated with the latest softwarePrecautions for operating environment Package contents Device layout and functionsDevice layout Type 1 SM-A320F, SM-A320YBasics Type 2 SM-A520F, SM-A720F Microphone GPS antenna Rear camera Charging the battery BatteryKeys Type 1 SM-A320F, SM-A320Y Type 2 SM-A520F, SM-A720F Battery charging tips and precautions Reducing the battery consumptionAbout Fast charging Fast chargingIncreasing the charging speed Installing the SIM or Usim card SIM or Usim card nano-SIM cardSingle SIM models Type 1 SM-A320F, SM-A320Y Type 2 SM-A520F, SM-A720F Dual SIM models Type 1 SM-A320F, SM-A320Y Type 2 SM-A520F, SM-A720F Be damaged Pull out the tray gently from the tray slotGently press the SIM or Usim card into the tray to secure it Correct card installation Use only a nano-SIM card Using dual SIM or Usim cards dual SIM models Setting preferred SIM or Usim cardsRemoving the SIM or Usim card Activating SIM or Usim cardsInstalling a memory card Memory card microSD cardType 1 SM-A320F, SM-A320Y Disabled Tray Removing the memory card Formatting the memory card→ SD card →UNMOUNT → SD card →FormatTurning the device on and off Restarting the deviceInitial setup Emergency modeActivating emergency mode Deactivating emergency modeSelect your preferred device language Basics Samsung account IntroductionRegistering your Samsung account Registering a new Samsung accountRemoving your Samsung account Transferring data from your previous deviceTap Samsung account → →Remove account Smart Switch Transferring data wirelessly via Wi-Fi DirectTransferring backup data from a computer On the computer, launch Smart SwitchBacking up data Samsung CloudRestoring data Understanding the screen Controlling the touchscreenTapping Tapping and holdingDragging Double-tappingSwiping Spreading and pinchingHome screen and Apps screen Switching between Home and Apps screens Moving itemsCreating folders Adding more appsMoving apps from a folder Deleting a folderEditing the Home screen Displaying all apps on the Home screen Indicator iconsIcon Meaning Lock screen Changing the screen lock methodCapturing a screenshot Screen captureShare Share the screenshot with others Block notifications from apps Launch Settings Notification panelUsing quick setting buttons Entering text Keyboard layoutChanging the input language Changing the keyboard layoutAdditional keyboard functions Copying and pastingDictionary Tap and hold over a word that you want to look upInstalling or uninstalling apps Installing appsGalaxy Apps Play StoreUninstalling apps and using app sleep mode Setting app permissionsManaging apps Enabling appsMaking calls PhoneMake or answer voice and video calls Using speed dial Making calls from call logs, contacts list, or placesMaking calls from the locked screen Making an international callReceiving calls Blocking phone numbersAnswering a call Rejecting a callDuring a voice call Options during callsDuring a video call Adding a phone number to Contacts from the keypad Adding a phone number to ContactAdding a phone number to Contacts from the calls list Contacts Adding contactsCreating a new contact Create new contacts or manage contacts on the deviceImporting contacts Searching for contactsSynching contacts with your web accounts Sharing contacts Saving and sharing profileMessages Merging duplicate contactsDeleting contacts Sending messagesViewing messages Enter a messageTap To send the messageSetting a message reminder Setting the message notificationBlocking unwanted messages Internet Browsing webpagesUsing secret mode Activating secret modeChanging security settings Deactivating secret modeSetting up email accounts Sending emailsReading emails Tap Send to send the mailLaunching Camera CameraCamera etiquette Switching cameras Using swipe gesturesChanging shooting modes This feature is only available in some shooting modes Applying filters and other effectsBasic shooting Taking photos or recording videosUsing the focus and exposure features This feature is available only in Auto modeChanging shooting modes Locking the focus AF and exposure AEPro mode Available optionsPanorama HyperlapseSelfie Using the selfie flashApplying beauty effects Wide selfie HDR Rich tone NightCamera settings Quick settingsFood Activate or deactivate the flashCamera settings Select a frame rateGallery Viewing images and videos Viewing imagesSearching for images Select an imageViewing stories Viewing albumsViewing videos Sharing stories Creating storiesTap →Create story Syncing images and videos with Samsung Cloud Deleting images or videosDeleting stories Deleting an image or a videoSetting the schedule for the Always On Display feature Opening notifications when the screen is offAlways On Display Controlling music playback when the screen is off Split screen view Multi windowTap to open the list of recently used apps Using additional options Adjusting the window sizeMinimising the split screen view Sharing text or images between windowsPop-up view Moving pop-up windowsHere for pop-up view App screen will appear in the pop-up viewSamsung Pay Setting up Samsung Pay Registering cardsMaking payments Changing the Samsung Pay settings Cancelling paymentsSamsung Members Creating notes Samsung NotesDeleting notes Creating events CalendarTap Save to save the event Health Creating tasksSyncing events and tasks with your accounts Starting S HealthUsing S Health Monitor your health and fitnessTogether StepsAdditional information Setting a wake-up command Using S VoiceSay the preset wake-up command VoiceSetting the language Tips for better voice recognitionMaking voice recordings Voice RecorderTap to finish recording Enter a file name and tap Save Changing the recording mode My FilesClock Calculator To clear the history, tap History →CLEAR HistoryListening to the FM radio RadioLaunch the Radio app Game Launcher Scanning radio stationsUsing Game Launcher Changing the performance modeYou can change the game performance mode Removing a game from Game LauncherUsing Game Tools Blocking notifications during gamesPage Google apps YouTube PhotosHangouts GoogleConnections IntroductionOptions Wi-Fi Mobile networks Configure your mobile network settingsConnecting to a Wi-Fi network Wi-Fi DirectSelect a network from the Wi-Fi networks list Tap Wi-Fi DirectSending and receiving data On the Settings screen, tap Connections →Wi-FiEnding the device connection Bluetooth Pairing with other Bluetooth devicesUnpairing Bluetooth devices Using the NFC featureNFC and payment Sending and receiving dataMaking payments with the NFC feature Sending data Using the mobile hotspot Mobile hotspot and tetheringCustomise settings to control other features More connection settingsSIM card manager dual SIM models Printing content VPN Set up and connect to virtual private networks VPNsPrinting Adding printer plug-insMirrorLink Connecting your device to a vehicle via MirrorLinkEnding the MirrorLink connection Sounds and vibration This feature may not be supported by some devicesDownload booster Notifications Display Wallpapers and themes Blue light filterAdvanced features 136 Device maintenance Using the quick optimisation featurePower saving mode BatteryManaging the battery Apps StorageMemory Device securityLock screen and security Fingerprint recognition For better fingerprint recognition Registering fingerprintsVerifying the Samsung account password Using fingerprints to sign in to accountsUsing fingerprints with Samsung Pay Deleting fingerprintsUnlocking the screen with fingerprints Samsung PassRegistering Samsung Pass Using Samsung Pass to sign in to websites Deleting your Samsung Pass dataManaging sign-in information Tap Web sign-in informationSecure Folder Setting up Secure FolderFolder Setting auto lock for Secure Folder Moving content to Secure FolderMoving content from Secure Folder Adding appsAdding accounts Removing apps from Secure FolderHiding Secure Folder Backing up and restoring Secure FolderBacking up data Restoring dataLaunch the Secure Folder app and tap →Settings →Uninstall Uninstalling Secure FolderCloud and accounts Backup and restore Using a Samsung accountUsing a Google account GoogleAccessibility General management Software update Adding device languagesYou can add languages to use on your device → Add languageSecurity updates information About phoneTroubleshooting AppendixResetting the device Forcing restartYour battery is low. Charge the battery Calls are not connectedBattery depletes faster than when first purchased Charge the batteryError messages appear when opening multimedia files Your device cannot find your current location Removing the battery Ensure that you are connected to a network properlyCopyright Trademarks
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SM-A320YZKDXXV, SM-A320YZDDXXV specifications

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