BenQ S700 user manual

Contents

Main Copyright Disclaimer Safety Information Antenna Care Phone Operation Batteries Driving Electronic Devices Pacemake rs Hearing Ai ds Page For Vehicles Equipped with an Air Bag European Union Directives Conformance Statement Page Table of Contents Page Input Modes .....................................................................101 Direct Connection to URLs............................................. 104 4. Menus....................................................................... 106 Phone Book.......................................................................106 Calls................................................................................... 113 Entertainment................................................................... 128 Media Center.................................................................... 130 Tools.................................................................................. 132 Oper.Service...................................................................... 146 Settings.............................................................................. 158 5. Data Cable Software Installation ...........................176 Page Preparing Your Phone For Use Inserting a SIM Card Installing a Battery and Charging the Phone Page Page Tur ni ng the Ph on e O n Page Page 8Getting to Know Your Phone Front view 2 Page Active Fl ip Feature The miniSD Card Loading the miniSD Card Removing the miniSD Card 1. Lift the cover. 2. Press the miniSD Card to releas e. Standby Screen External Display Page Getting to Know Your Phone 15 Main Display Page Getting to Know Your Phone 17 Icons in the Standby Screen's Status Bar 18 Getting to Know Your Phone Getting to Know Your Phone 19 Using the Keys in the Standby Mode Function ke ys Page Page Page Alphanumeric keys Getting to Know Your Phone 23 24 Getting to Know Your Phone Menu Navigat ion Icon mode Main menu The main menu has two different modes--list mode and icon mode. Getting to Know Your Phone 25 List mode 26 Getting to Know Your Phone Sub-menus Getting to Know Your Phone 27 Menu navigation ex ample The example given below demonstrates how to use menus to change the language setting. Regular access 28 Getting to Know Your Phone Getting to Know Your Phone 29 Access through number shortcuts 30 Getting to Know Your Phone Getting to Know Your Phone 31 Main menu map Page Page Using Your Phone Answering a Phone Call Rejectin g an Incoming Call Page Speed Dialing Listening to Voicemails Page Phone Book Adding Contacts to the Phone Book 42 Using Your Phone Finding Contacts in the Phone Book Page Last Missed, Dialed, and Received Calls Page Operations During a Call Making a Second Call* Call Waiting* In-call Menu End Current Mute/Unmute DTMF On/Off Main Menu Conference* Hold/Unhold/ Swap* Join/Private Using the Silent Profile Adjusting the ring volume Tak in g a ph ot o Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Shooting a Video Clip Page Page Page Page Page Using Your Phone 69 Listening to MP3 Music You can use the phone's built-in digital Music Player to play MP3 songs. Playing MP3 Music MP3 menu Shortcuts Menu Messages Menu Additional information about messaging SMS Editing and Sending a New Short Message Page Send To Send by Name Send by Group Save to Drafts Receiving and Reading a Short Message Page Page Managing Sent Items Managing Drafts Managing Archive Cleaning Up Messages Settings Messages Center Expiry Reply Type MMS The chart below shows available options under the MMS menu: Using Your Phone 85 86 Using Your Phone Editing and Sending MMS Messages Page Downloading an MMS Message Reading an MMS Message MMS Settings MMS Server Notify Setting Delivery Setting Message Life Time Security Check Sender Reject List SMS Chat Starting a chat session Receiving a reply to your chat mes sage Receiving a request for a new chat Page Voi ce ma il Listening to a voicemail Voicemail settings Box Numbers Alert by Call Alert by SMS Alert Match Cell Broadcast Set Status Read Topi cs Create Topic Active Topic Lis t Language Input Modes Changing the Text Input Mode Predictive Input Mode (iTap) How to use iTap Letter Input Mode (ABC) How to use the letter input mode Numeric Input Mode (123) Symbol Input Mode Direct Connection to URLs Page Menus Phone Book View Find Add Copy SIM to Phone Keep Original Delete Original Phone to SIM Delete SIM Record Phone Record Caller Group Privacy Manager Page Speed Dial Phone Information Used Space Memory SIM Phone Calls Display Show Timer Show Cost Information Last All Messages Games Club BenQ Cherry Boy Game screen Game controls Puzzle Game Page Breakout ! Page Project E.N.D. Page Page Java Settings Default URL Download Size Entertainment Page Media Center Image Video Music Page Too ls Alarm 2. Complete the alarm settings as shown in the chart below: 1. Select the alarm you wish to set and activate. Menus 133 Worl d C lo ck Auto Tim e Zone Calendar Setting up memos using the Calendar Menus 137 Page Page Shortcuts Calculator Currency Converter Stopwatch Countdown Timer Hour Minder USB Connection miniSD Reader PC Sync. & Modem IrDA Oper.Service Wap Activate Browsing a webpage How to close the browser and end the online session How to display the browser's menu Home Bookmarks SnapShots Save Items Alert Inbox GoTo URL Show URL Reload Settings Page Page Page Settings Page Connect Settings GPRS Settings CSD Settings Settings Date & Time Display Options Format Lunar Date Profile Normal Page Page Display Theme Wall pa pe r Sub LCD Main LCD Welcome Animation Power On Power Off Menu Style Contrast Backlight Call Settings Answer Mode Page Call Divert Divert All Calls Divert When Busy Divert On No Answer Divert When Unfound Call Waiting Auto Redi al Network Automati c Manual Flight Mode Security PIN Code Phone Lock SIM Lock Fixed Dialing Number Call Barring Bar Foreign Calls Bar Incoming Calls Bar Incoming if Abroad Only Local and Home Country Bar Outgoing Calls Clear All Power Sav ing Mo de Language Input Mode Alert Off (Alarm/Memo) Page Data Cable Software Installation Page Page Page Page Care and Maintenance Page Troubleshooting 183 Troubleshooting 184 Troubleshooting Troubleshooting 185 186 Troubleshooting