Table of Contents | Audiovox Thero instruction

	Table of Contents
SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS		5
	SAFE USE AND OPERATION OF DEVICE
	(WIRELESS HANDHELD PHONE)	12
SAR Information		15
Chapter 1:	Getting Started	18
	Welcome	19
	Where to Find Information	19
Chapter 2:	Basic Skills	20
	Parts Names and Function	21
	Battery Charging	27
	Initial Setup	29
	Setup Options	30
	Connecting to a Computer	31
	Today Screen	32
	Programs	34
	Navigation Bar and Command Bar	35
	Pop-up Menus	36
	Notifications	36
	Entering Information	37
	Entering Text Using the Input Panel	37
	Finding and Organizing Information	46
	Customizing Your Device	47
Chapter 3:	Phone Functions	55
	Using Phone Function	56
	Placing Calls	62
	Receiving a Call	64
	Call Waiting	66
	Call Forwarding	66
	Three-Way Calling	66
	Voice Mail	66
	Digital Numeric Page	66
	Missed Call	67
	Link Dialing	67
	Emergency Dialing	68
	Phone Book	68
	KeyGuard Lock	69
	Scratch Pad	69

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Audiovox Thero manual Table of Contents

Contents

Page Introduction Trademark InformationPage Page Safety Instructions Safety Instructions Safety Instructions Safety Instructions Safety Instructions Safe Use of AC Adapter Safety Instructions Safe USE and Operation of Device Wireless Handheld Phone Driving Hearing Aids SAR Information Table of Contents Chapter Microsoft Chapter Companion Programs 106Chapter Pocket Internet Explorer 122 Chapter Getting Connected 128 Chapter Where to Find Information Welcome Basicic Skillsills Initial Setting of Program Buttons Parts Names and FunctionMain Unit front view Cradle Main Unit back view Power Button / Front Light Button Battery Switch Radio Standby Switch Using the StylusCharging LED Incoming Call / System Notification LED About Cursor Button Earphone Microphone Audio Remote Controller with Microphone Audio Remote Controller with Microphone Clip Battery Charging Charging the Battery Battery Life Maximizing the Battery Operating TimeBattery Charge Level and Stored Data Protection Initial Setup Setup Options Method of Setting Card into SD Card SlotInserting a card Removing a card Connecting to a Computer To connect using the supplied USB cradle Today Screen Watcher Status Icons Following are some of the status icons you may see Programs Icon Program Description Navigation Bar and Command Bar Pop-up Menus Notifications Entering Text Using the Input Panel Entering Information Using Letter Recognizer Typing with the soft keyboard Using Transcriber Using Block RecognizerSelecting typed text Writing on the screen Writing on the ScreenTo select writing Converting writing to text Tap Tools and then Recognize Basic Skills Creating a drawing Drawing on the ScreenSelecting a drawing Recording a Message Creating a recording Using My Text Finding and Organizing Information Adjusting Settings Customizing Your Device Adding programs using ActiveSync Adding or Removing Programs Adding a program to the Start menu Adding a program directly from the InternetRemoving programs Setting Password Setting the Front Light Setting Power Setting Memory Changing memory allocation To confirm usage status of a storage card Releasing memory PhonePhoneFunctionsFunctions Launching Watcher Using Phone FunctionEnding Watcher Main Screen Data tab Icons Icons of the display indication Keypad Operation List Navigation Button and Program Admin menu Tools menu Using the Audio Remote Controller with Microphone Talking on the Phone Dialing Placing CallsEnding a Call Dialing from the Phone Book Speed DialingDialing from the Call Log Redialing Receiving a Call Volume buttons Volume ControlSpeaker Icon button Call Waiting Call ForwardingThree-Way Calling Voice Mail Missed Call Link DialingReturning Missed Calls Link Dialing Storing Emergency Dialing Phone Book KeyGuard Lock Scratch Pad Storing Speed DialClearing Adding Telephone Numbers From the Log Call LogStoring Call Log As a Text File Options Preferences General Display Sets options for short message services Messaging Select never or on power up Security Sounds Voice SMS Messaging Inbox Received messages are stored in the Inbox Outbox Sent and unsent messages are stored in the Outbox Composing New Messages Selecting recipients Sending messages to multiple recipients Accessing the Internet Using Subscribed Internet Service Provider ISP Phone Functions Microsofti r ft ActiveSyncti Microsoft ActiveSync Help Microsofti r ft Pockett Outlooktl Calendar Scheduling Appointments and Meetings Microsoft Pocket Outlook Creating an appointment Creating Meeting Requests Using the Summary ScreenTo schedule a meeting Contacts Tracking Friends and Colleagues Finding a contact Creating a contact Using the Summary Screen Tasks Keeping a To Do List Creating a task Using the Summary Screen Tap to change the sort order of the list 100 Creating a note Connecting Directly to an E-mail Server Inbox Sending and Receiving E-mail MessagesSynchronizing E-mail Messages 101 Using the Message List 102 103 Composing Messages 104 Managing E-mail Messages and Folders 105 Companioni Programsr r 106 Pocket Word 107 Typing Mode 108 Writing Mode 109 Recording Mode Drawing Mode110 Pocket Excel 111 Tips for Working in Pocket Excel 112 Setting Up To set up an account and signMSN Messenger 113 Working with Contacts 114 Chatting with Contacts 115 116 Windows MediaTM Player for Pocket PC 117 Getting Books on Your Device Microsoft Reader118 Using the Library 119 Reading a Book 120 Removing a Book Using Reader Features121 Pockett InternetI t r t Explorerl r r 122 Mobile Favorites Folder Mobile FavoritesFavorite Links 123 124 Saving device memory 125 Using AvantGo ChannelsTo sign up for AvantGo Using Pocket Internet Explorer 126 Viewing mobile favorites 127Browsing the Internet Gettingtti Connectedt 128 Transferring Items Using Infrared 129Sending information Receiving information 130 Connecting to the InternetCreating a modem connection to an ISP 131 Connecting to WorkCreating a modem connection to a network Connecting Directly to an E-mail Server Get Help on ConnectingTo set up an e-mail service Ending a Connection Optionalti l Functionsti 133 Launching an Application from Home Home134 135 About RunningTo activate/stop the application Display Icon List 136 To move using pop-up menu To move using drag and dropMoving an Application Icon into Another Tab Deleting an Icon Adding an Icon 138 Tab Setting 139 140 Text Color SettingTo set the Text Color Backing Up Making a Backup141 142 Carrying Out Restore Operation 143 Deleting a Backup File 144 Additionaliti l InformationI f r ti Resetting 146 147 Clearing Memory InitializationTo initialize Specifications 148 FDA Consumer Update 149 What kinds of phones are the subject of this update? 150 151 What about children using wireless phones? 152 153 Audiovox Communications Corp