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Casio OMC811 Basics Turning the screen on an d off

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Basics

Basics Turning the screen on an d off

You can turn off the screen to conse rve the battery. The Touchscreen i s

locked while the screen is of f to prevent accidental ope ration.

NOTE

The screen also turns of f when the phone is not used for a c ertain

period of time.

You can set the time until the screen go es off with Sleep under

Display settings. See “Display” on page 221.

1. Press the Power/ Lock Key to turn on your screen. Your Lock

Screen will appear.

2. Double tap the icon to unlock it.

3. Screen will open to previous state.

Contents

Main Important Customer Information Page Page Page Page Page Getting Started with Your Phone Phone overview Page Page Page Page Feature overview Water resistance Shock resistance Dust resistance Inserting and removing the battery Page 5. 6. 7. Page Removing and inserting a microSD card Removing a microSD c ard 2. 3. 4. Inserting a mic roSD card 2. 3. Inserting the SIM Card 2. Charging the phone 1. 2. 3. 4. Touchscreen operations Tap Touch and hold Page Page Turning the phone on and off Turning the phone on Turning the phone off Restarting t he phone Setup Wizard 10. About Google accou nt Basics Turning the screen on an d off Gett ing to know the Home screen Viewing other par ts of the Home screen Returning to the Ho me screen 1. Edit the Home scre en panels Monitoring your phones status Status icons Notification icons Managing notifications Opening the Notif ications panel 1. Responding to a notification 1. 2. Clearing all notifications Accessing additional functions Closing the Notif ications panel Openin g and switching applications Opening and clos ing the Apps screen 1. Opening an application 1. Customizing the Home scr een Adding an item to the Ho me screen 2. Moving an item on the Ho me screen Removing an item from t he Home screen Organizing app lications with a fold er Renaming a folder Changing the Hom e screen wallpaper Working with widgets Page Page Page Page Page Working with menus Option menus Context menus Quickly con necting to your contacts 1. 2. 3. Silent mode 1. 2. Airplane mode Select ing an application to be opened by the Tactile Key Locking your scre en 1. 2. 3. Optimizing bat tery life Extending the l ife of your battery Checking the bat tery charge level 1. Monitoring and co ntrolling what uses t he battery 1. 2. Using Power saving mod e 1. Entering and Editing Text Entering text 1. 2. 3. 4. Entering number s, punctuations, a nd symbols 1. 2. 3. Changing the keybo ard type Keys with special fu nctions Page Entering words usin g Trace Input feature Changing the keybo ard orientation Editing text Selecting text 1. 2. 3. Cutting or copyi ng text Pasting text Phone Placing a call 1. 2. 3. 4. Answering a call Rejecting an incoming call Rejecting an inco ming call and send a mess age to caller 3. 1. 2. Operation during a call Switching to the s peakerphone 1. 2. Muting the microphone Managing multiple calls Setting up a conf erence call 1. 2. Switching between multiple calls Working with the Call log Placing a call from t he Call log 3. 4. Clearing the ent ire Call log Dialing by voice Voicemail Setting up voicemail Listening to your voic email 1. 2. 3. Visual Voice Mail Subscribing to Visual Voice Mail Logging in to Visua l Voice Mail Listening to your voic email 1. 2. 3. Using the menu on th e Visual Voice Mail scre en Using the menu on th e Voicemail player scree n Deleting multiple voicemails Composing and send ing a voicemail Changing Visual Voic e Mail settings 1. Contacts Opening your contacts Opening your conta cts 1. Viewing details a bout a contact Searching for a con tact Adding a new contac t Page Editing contact d etails Editing contac t details Changing a contac ts default phone numb er Diverting all of a c ontacts calls to your voice mail Setting a ringto ne for a contact Setting a ringb ack tone for a contact Deleting a contact 1. 2. 3. Communicating with your contacts Connecting by usi ng Quick Contact for And roid 1. 2. 3. Changing which contacts are displayed Changing what accounts groups are displayed Linking or Unlinking contacts information Linking contacts Unlinking contacts Importing, exporting, and sharing contacts Importing con tacts from your microS D card 1. 2. 3. 4. Exporting contacts to your microSD card Sharing a contac t Working with Groups Adding a new group Adding contact s to a group Sending messag es or emails to group memb ers Editing a group na me Removing a contact f rom a group Deleting a group Working with Favorites Adding a contact to yo ur favorites Opening a list of your f avorite contacts Removing a contact f rom your favorites list Configuring Backup Ass istant Plus SM Configuring Bac kup Assistant Plus Syncing Contacts manually Changing schedu le for auto-syncing Connecting to Networks Connecting to mobile networks Disabling data w hen roaming 2. 1. Configuring system select Configuring net work mode Connecting to Wi-Fi networks Turning Wi-Fi on and conn ecting to a Wi-Fi netwo rk 1. 2. 3. Adding a Wi-Fi net work 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. Connecti ng to virtual private networks Adding a VPN 1. 2. 3. 4. VPN Client Working with secure cer tificates Installing a secur e certificate fro m the microSD card Connecting to Devices Connecting to a Headset 1. 2. Connect ing to a PC via USB Connecting your pho ne to a PC via USB 4. 1. Disconnectin g your phone from the PC Erasing all data f rom a microSD card Connect ing to Bluetooth devices Turning Bluetooth on or of f Changing your phon es Bluetooth name Pairing your phone with a Bluetooth device Connecting to a Bl uetooth device Configuring th e Bluetooth features to u se Disconnectin g from a Bluetooth device Unpairing a Bluetooth device Configuring Blu etooth Smart sett ings Locating device using beeper Sharing your phon es mobile data connection Sharing your phon es data connection as a Mob ile Hotspot 1. 2. 3. Configuring Network settings 1. 2. NFC DLNA Stopping music playback ACCOUNTS ACCOUNTS Adding and removing accounts Adding an account Removing an account Configuring account sync settings Configuring gen eral sync settings 1. 2. 3. Changing account sync settings 1. 2. 4. 3. Syncing information manually Email Opening Email 2. Opening your Inbox 1. 2. Reading your messages 1. 2. Responding to messages Replying to, or for warding a message 1. Changing a messag e to unread 1. Searching your messages Working with mess ages in batches Composing and sen ding email Working with account fold ers 1. 2. Adding and ed iting email accounts Adding an email accou nt Changing an accounts settings Deleting an emai l account Messaging Checking sent and received messages 2. 3. Using the menus on t he Messaging screen Using the menus on t he Message thread sc reen Sendin g a message Sending a text mess age 2. 3. 4. Sending a multim edia message 7. 8. 9. Sending a group ma ssage Changing Messaging settings Page Page Browser Opening Browser 1. Viewing a web page by spec ifying URL 1. Viewing a web page Scrolling a web page Zooming in or out of a web pa ge Zooming in a sectio n on a web page Searching for tex t on a web page Copying text on a web pag e Refreshing the c urrent web page Setting the cu rrent web page as the home p age Navigating between web pages Opening a link 3. Going back and for ward between opened we b pages Viewing your most fre quently visited pag es Viewing the histo ry of the visited web pag es 1. 2. 3. 4. Working with bookmarks Bookmarking a web pa ge 1. 2. 3. Viewing bookmarked pages 1. Downloading files Downloading file s 2. 1. 2. Working with multiple Browser windows Opening a new Browser w indow Switching Browse r windows Closing a Browser win dow 1. Changing Browser settings 1. 2. 3. Page Page Page Camera Opening Camera 2. Taking pictures and shooting videos Taking a picture Shooting a video Changing Camera settings 1. 2. 3. 4. Camera settings Page Page Camcorder settings Page Gallery Gallery and albums 2. 3. Working with albums Opening an album a nd viewing its contents Changing how the contents of an album are displayed Working with batch es of pictures or video s Sharing an album Getting detai ls about an album Deleting an album Working with pictures Viewing and browsin g pictures 2. 3. 4. Rotating a pictu re Using a picture as a c ontact icon or as Home scr een wallpaper Cropping a picture Getting detai ls about a picture Viewing the locat ion of a picture on map 1. 2. Sharing a picture 1. 2. 3. Deleting a pictu re Working with vid eos Playing videos Sharing a video Deleting a video Music Copying mus ic files to the phones Memory 1. 2. 3. Opening Music and working with your librar y 2. Searching for mus ic in your library 1. 2. 3. Deleting a song fro m the phones memory 1. 2. 3. Playing music 1. Playing tracks in a pa rty shuffle 1. 2. Using a song as a phone ri ngtone Working with playlists Creating a playl ist Adding a song to a playl ist Rearranging son gs in a playlist Removing a song from a pl aylist Renaming or delet e a playlist 1. 2. Creating playli sts on your PC Calendar Viewing your calendar and events Opening your calendar 2. Changing your cale ndar view 1. Working in Agenda view 1. Working in Day view 1. Working in Week view 1. Working in Month view 1. Viewing event details 1. Creating an event 1. 2. 3. Editing or d eleting an event Editing an event 1. 2. 3. 4. Deleting an event Setting an event reminder Setting an event reminder Deleting an event reminder Respondi ng to an event reminder Displaying and synchronizing calendars Setting which c alendars are visi ble Setting which calendars are synchronized Changing Calendar settings 1. 2. Page Verizon Tones Opening Verizon Tones VZ Navigator Opening VZ Navigator 2. My Verizon Mobile Opening My Verizon Mobile 1. 2. GzGEAR Opening GzGEAR 2. Earth Compass Page Earth Compass 1. 2. Adding a Point 1. 2. 3. Thermometer Temperature Comparison mode Temperature Trip mode 1. 2. Tides One-Day View mode 1. 2. Current View mode 1. 2. Sun/Moon Sunrise Sunset mode 1. 2. Moonrise Moonset mode 1. 2. Star Gazer Constellation Vi ew mode 1. 2. Constellation Finder 1. 2. Walking Counter Virtual Trek mode 1. 2. Pedometer mode 1. 2. Barometer 1. 2. Configur ing GzGEAR 1. Widget s in GzGEAR Page GzWORLD Opening GzWORLD 1. 2. More Applications Play Stor e Opening Play store Searching for applications Downloading and in stalling an applic ation 1. 2. 3. 4. Creating a Google Wall et account Uninstalling an application 1. 2. 3. Requesting a ref und for an applicatio n YouTub e Opening YouTube Watching a video Searching for videos Sharing your vide os on YouTube Changing YouTube settings 1. Gmail Opening Gmail an d your Inbox 2. Reading a message 1. 2. Composing and sen ding a message Google+ Hangouts Confirming your phone number Starting a Hangout Google Now Opening Google Now FM Radio Quickoffice Clock Setting an alarm Adding an alarm Changing Alarm C lock settings Calculator Sound Recorder 5. Voice Command Opening and Usin g Voice Command 2. 3. Page Changing Voice Commands settings 1. 2. Desk Cradle 1. Glove mode 1. 3. 2. Task Settings Opening Settings 1. Wirele ss & networks Airplane mode Mobile Hotspot Bluetooth Data usage More... DEVICE Sound Display Storage USB Battery Power saving mode Applications Manager PERS ONAL Backup Assista nt Plus Location access kLocation Based Se rvices (LBS) Security Page Language & Input Backup & reset Tactile key ACCOUNTS SYSTEM Date & time Accessibility About Phone Safety TIA Safety Information kTips on Efficien t Operation kDriving kElectronic Devices Pacemakers Hearing Aids Page kBlasting Areas kPotentially Exp losive Atmospheres Safety Information for FCC RF Exposur e kSAR information Page kFCC Compliance Inf ormation FDA Information kWhat kinds of phon es are the subject of th is update? kDo wireless phone s pose a health hazard? kWhat is FDAs role concernin g the safety of wireless phones? kWhat are the resu lts of the research don e already? kWhat is FDA doing to find o ut more about the possible healt h effects of wireles s phone RF? kWhat steps can I take to r educe my exposure to radiofrequen cy energy from my wirele ss phone? kWhat about child ren using wireless ph ones? kDo hands-free kit s for wireless phones r educe risks from exposur e to RF emissions? kDo wireless phone a ccessories that cla im to shield the head from RF rad iation work? kWhat about wirel ess phone interfer ence with medical equipment? Emergency Calls kFCC Enhanced 911 (E911) Rules Background kCASIO GzOne COMMANDO 4G LTE ALI Capability 911 on the unlock screen 911 Using Any Available Syst em Compliance with Other FCC Regulations kOperating Procedures General Safety kPrecautions Page kAntenna Safety kBattery Safety DOs DONTs kCharger Page CE Safety Information Games kSeizures/Blackouts Warning kRepetitive Motion Injuries Camera Accessibility kHearing Aid Compa tibility (HAC) for Wir eless Telecommunications Devices NECAMs Commitment What is Hearing Ai d Compatibility ? How will I know which wir eless phones are Hea ring Aid Compatible? How will I know if my heari ng aid will work with a particular d igital wireless pho ne? kTeletypewriter (T TY) Devices kAvoid potential hea ring loss. kYou can obtain additional information on this subject from the fo llowing sources: RECYCLE YOUR CELL PHONE! Page Warrant y Page Page Page Index A B C D E F G H I K L M Q R S T U V W Y Declaration of Conformity