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Hitachi SH-G1000 manual Removing the Main Battery

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Removing the Main Battery

Use the following procedure to remove the main battery:

1.Confirm that the following backup battery power warning has not been displayed on the Power screen under Settings. If the warning has been displayed, charge the backup battery until the warning disappears.

2.Press the Power button to turn the device off.

3.While holding down the battery cover (A), slide it forward while pressing the release button (B).

A

B

4.Slide the battery cover until the cover comes out of the guides, and then lift and remove the cover.

Section 2: Understanding Your Device

18 2A: Your PCS Phone – The Basics

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Hitachi SH-G1000 manual Removing the Main Battery

Contents

User’s Guide Table of Contents Making Calls Answering Calls 2E. Controlling Your Roaming Experience 125 Using PCS Service Features Safety and Warranty Information Index Welcome to Sprint Thank you for choosing SprintPage Introduction to This Online User’s Guide Page Getting Started Page Setting Up Service This SectionDetermine if Your Phone is Already Activated Getting Started With PCS ServiceSetting Up Your Voicemail Activating Your PhoneGetting Help Visit Our WebsiteTap 0 T To access this information Tap S 4 TPCS Operator Services PCS Directory AssistanceUnderstanding Your Device Page LEDs USB Cradle Using the USB Port Your PCS Phone The BasicsYour PCS Phone’s Features USB2A Your PCS Phone The Basics Using the Batteries Installing the Main BatteryReplace the battery cover on the device Removing the Main Battery Tap Turn phone on Charging the Battery Connect the supplied AC adapter to the device as shown below2A Your PCS Phone The Basics Battery Life Battery Operating TimeExtending the Maximum Battery Operating Time Data Backup Time Resetting Reset ButtonInitialization 26 2A Your PCS Phone The BasicsFull Reset Switchs Release Turning the Phone On and Off Turning Your Device on and OFFTurning the Device On and Off LEDs Flashes orange Alarm for the programmed plan and jobActive Data Service Blinks at intervals of 0.5 second This device is equipped with three status LEDsUSB Cradle Mounting the Device onto the USB CradleRemoving the Device from the USB Cradle Using the USB Port Using the Infrared Communications Port Using SD Card / MultiMediaCard To remove the card, follow the instructions in step Using the Optional Headset Camera Jog Wheel Talk ButtonEnd Button Speaker Phone ButtonUse the Volume button to adjust the device’s sound volume Volume ButtonWith the device Switched on Voice ButtonKey Guard Switch Environment Switch Using the Keyboard Methods for using the stylus are as follows Adjusting the Screen BrightnessUsing the Stylus Press brighter or dimmerInitial Setup Tap Update Data Profile, then Yes ProvisioningToday Screen For the Environment switch, seeEnvironment switch status Short-cut buttonsMain batteries are full Running button Launches the running program start screenFollowing are some of the status icons you may see Main batteries are low 26-50%Navigation Bar and Command Bar 50 2A Your PCS Phone The Basics Programs Read e-books Review/Share Display and edit Jpeg images Data BackupPhone Make and receive calls PlayerPop-up Menus NotificationsEntering Information on Your Device Entering Text Using the Input PanelSettings. In the Personal tab, tap Sounds & Notifications. Options you choose here apply throughout the deviceTo Type with the Keyboard To Type with the Soft KeyboardTap the arrow next to the Input Panel button and then Use the stylus to write anywhere on the screenUse the stylus to write a letter in the box To write on the screen Writing on the ScreenTo select typed text To select writing To convert writing to text Tap Tools and then RecognizeTips for getting good recognition Write neatly Tools menuDrawing on the Screen To create a drawing Recording a Message To select a drawingTap to begin recording Using My Text Finding and Organizing Information 66 2A Your PCS Phone The Basics Using Your Phone Keypad Operation List Viewing the Display ScreenDialer Screen Number is notEnter the number Delete all entered Silence End all callsRinger or stop Vibration. If Is pressed Clear Delete all entered numbers at onceSignal Indicator and Icon Phone is in roaming mode Location on Location OFF MuteFollowing icons appear at the bottom right of the screen No ServiceStatus Icon Turning the Phone on and OFF Displaying Your Phone NumberAnswering Calls Making and Answering CallsMaking Calls You can place calls to 911 dial 9 1 1 and tap T Calling Emergency NumbersMaking a Call From the Internal Phone Book About Caller IDTap the Call Log button Making a Call From Speed DialMaking a Call From Call History Making a Call From Voice Dial Using MemoMaking a Call From 4/5 Digit Dial See Making a Call From Call History onUsing Speaker Phone 78 2B Using Your Phone Controlling the Phone Function’s Settings Changing the Ringer and Key Beep Settings Changing the Voicemail NumberChanging the Location Setting 82 2C Controlling the Phone Function’s Settings Data Answer Changing the Others SettingsOr 5 digits dial 2C Controlling the Phone Function’s Settings Phone Info TTY TTY is available appears Important Notice 911 Emergency CallingControlling Your Device’s Settings Adjusting Settings To add programs using ActiveSync Adding or Removing ProgramsTo add a program directly from the Internet To add a program to the Start menu Tap and then Settings. On the System tab, tapUsing File Explorer on the device Tap , Programs To remove programsSetting Buttons Tap ok. The Personal tab screen is restoredSetting a Password Selecting Sounds & Notifications Settings Sounds & NotificationsSelecting Backlight Settings Changing the memory allocation Adjusting Memory SettingsTap , then Settings. On the System tab, tap Memory Setting the Microphone Adjusting Power Settings Customizing Regional Settings 102 2D Controlling Your Device’s Settings Controlling Your Roaming Experience Understanding Roaming Setting Your Device’s Roam ModeSet Mode Recognizing Icon on the Display ScreenTap Continue in the message screen Controlling Roaming Charges Using Call GuardPlace a call Tap Continue when the message screen appears 106 2E Controlling Your Roaming Experience Managing Call History To view the Call Log screen Viewing HistoryFrom the Dialer, tap Call Log To select the Call Log list you wish to viewSaving a Phone Number From Call History Call History OptionsMaking a Call From Call History To view Call History optionsTo erase Call History Tap Tools, then Delete all calls Erasing Call HistoryTo erase individual Call History entries Using Microsoft Pocket Outlook OutlookContacts Tracking Friends and Colleagues Finding a Contact When finished, tap ok to return to the contact listCreating a Contact To show all contacts again, select All ContactsSee Making a Call From the Internal Phone Book on Using the Summary ScreenMaking a Call From Contacts Assigning a Picture to a Contact Picture Display Mode Calendar Scheduling Appointments and Meetings Creating an Appointment To schedule a meeting Creating Meeting RequestsCreate an appointment Tasks Keeping a To Do List Enter a subject description Creating a TaskTasks screen, tap New Using the Summary Screen Tap to show and hide additional summary informationTap Name to change the sort order of the list Creating a Note From the Notes screen, Tap New124 2G Using Microsoft Pocket Outlook Record memos Using Your Phone’s Voice ServicesUsing Voice-Activated Dialing Recording Voice Calling by Phone Number Using Voice-Activated DialingCalling by Name Recording Voice Selecting Voice Dial SettingsSelect Settings for VoiceDial Tap ok 128 2H Using Your Phone’s Voice Services Using Application Programs Favorite Links Pocket Internet ExplorerMobile Favorites Folder Mobile FavoritesCreate Mobile Favorite Internet Explorer on your computer, click Tools thenTo create a mobile favorite To minimize the amount of memory used by mobile favoritesFollow the directions on the screen Using AvantGo ChannelsUsing Pocket Internet Explorer To sign up for AvantGoBrowsing the Internet To connect and start browsing, do one of the followingViewing mobile favorites Synchronizing Email Messages Connecting Directly to an Email ServerInbox Sending and Receiving Email Messages During synchronizationUsing the Message List 136 2I Using Application Programs Composing Messages Managing Email Messages and FoldersFolder behavior with a direct connection to an email server MSN Messenger Setting UpTo switch to MSN Messenger, tap , Programs, then tap Working With Contacts Send For more information on using MSN Messenger, tap then HelpChatting With Contacts Pocket Word Typing Mode Find/ReplaceWriting Mode Tap to select the Pen toolDrawing Mode Recording ModePocket Excel Tips for Working in Pocket Excel Format, Row or Column, then UnhideWindows Media Windows Media Player for Pocket PCWmv, and .mp3 on your device Getting Books on Your Device Using the LibraryMicrosoft Reader Search for text and look up definitions for wordsReading a Book Using Reader Features Removing a Book Screen, tap , Camera Photograph Size154 2I Using Application Programs Review/Share Thumbnail ViewOptions Menu Expand ViewShare Menu View Menu To switch to Online Pictures from the Today Screen, tapOnline Pictures Thumbnail screen can display 9 images at a time158 2I Using Application Programs Share Menu ClearVue Viewing a FileViewable files Changing Cities To switch to World Clock, tap , Programs, World ClockWorld Clock Tap CreateCreating a Task SaiSukeCreating an Appointment Tap Item, New, then Appointment Installing Application Programs from the Companion CD Getting Connected Sending Files Using Infrared Rays Sending and Receiving DataConnecting to the Internet Using PCS Connection Tap , then Settings. On the Connections tab, tap ConnectionsFor the subsequent steps, follow the on-screen instructions PCS Vision RecoveryRestoring the PCS Vision Connection Making PCS e-Mail Setting Disconnecting from the Internet Using PCS ConnectionConnecting to the PCS e-Mail Server Connecting to the PCS e-Mail Server170 2J Getting Connected Connecting Directly to an Email Server To set up an email serviceActiveSync Help on the computer. In ActiveSync, click Get Help on ConnectingAll Installed Help, then Inbox or Connections Microsoft ActiveSync Help on the Help menuConnecting with a Personal Computer Using Microsoft ActiveSyncUsing Microsoft ActiveSync Click Start Here Installing ActiveSync on a Personal ComputerMinimum Desktop Computer Requirements Connecting With a Personal Computer 176 2K Connecting with a Personal Computer2K Connecting with a Personal Computer 178 2K Connecting with a Personal Computer Up important data using a personal computer or a memory card Backing Up DataRestoration Procedure Backup ProcedureBackup/Restore under the Tools menu Select Full backup Click OKClick Restore Now Select the Restore tabBackup/Restore under the Tools menu Backing Up Data Using a Memory Card Tap , Programs, and Data BackupSelect Restore, then tap Next Restoration Procedure184 2L Backing Up Data Using PCS Service Features 186 PCS Service Features Basics Voicemail Notification Using VoicemailSetting Up Your Voicemail Pass codeRetrieving Your Voicemail Messages Using One-Touch Message AccessNew Voicemail Message Alerts Tap and hold 1. Follow the system promptsPCS Callback Setting Up Group Distribution ListsVoicemail Options Voicemail-to-Voicemail MessageContinue Recording Voicemail-to-Voicemail Message ForwardingVoicemail-to-Voicemail Receipt Request Extended Absence GreetingResponding to Call Waiting Using Caller IDTo switch back to the first caller Press T or tap AnswerThree-Way Calling To Activate Call Forwarding Using Call ForwardingTap T. You will hear a tone to confirm the deactivation To Deactivate Call ForwardingPCS VisionSM PCS Business ConnectionSM Personal Edition Browsing the Web WebPicture MailSM Taking PicturesUploading Pictures to the Picture MailSM Website Options menu, tap Upload then Upload this pictureSharing Pictures Share menu, tap Local Contacts200 3B PCS Vision When is my data connection dormant? PCS Vision FAQsWhen is my data connection active? Messaging202 3B PCS Vision PCS Voice CommandSM Creating Your Own Address Book Getting Started With PCS Voice CommandThere are four ways to update your address book It’s Easy to Get StartedTap S T Making a Call With PCS Voice CommandAccessing Information Using PCS Voice Command 206 3C PCS Voice Command Safety Guidelines and Warranty Information 208 Safety Knowing Radio Frequency Safety Keeping Tabs on Signal StrengthUnderstanding the Power Save Feature Getting the Most Out of Your ReceptionWhen using your device in the car Maintaining Safe Use of and Access to Your DevicePCS Customer Solutions for service Do not take notes or look up phone numbers while drivingFollowing Safety Guidelines Using Your Device Near Other Electronic DevicesTurning Off Your Phone in Dangerous Areas Restricting Children’s Access to Your DeviceTurning Off Your Phone Before Flying Disposal of Lithium Ion LiIon Batteries Caring for the BatteryProtecting Your Battery 4A Safety 216 4A Safety 4A Safety 218 4A Safety Precautions for Use Instructions for Daily UseFCC Notice Acknowledging Special Precautions and the FCC NoticeDo not place heavy objects on the device Specific Absorption Rates SAR for Wireless Phones Lap Held Operation FCC Radiofrequency Emission FCC RF Exposure InformationBelt Worn Operation FCC Part Hand Held OperationNormal Phone Operation 224 4A Safety Consumer Information on Wireless Phones What is radiofrequency energy RF?What biological effects can be caused by RF energy? How is radiofrequency energy used?How is radiofrequency radiation measured? What levels of RF energy are considered safe? 228 4A Safety Why has the FCC adopted guidelines for RF exposure? 230 4A Safety 4A Safety What are wireless telephone base stations? Are wireless telephone base stations safe? 234 4A Safety Http//gullfoss2.fcc.gov/cgi-bin/ws.exe/genmen/index.hts What is FDA’s role concerning the safety of wireless phones? What kinds of phones are the subject of this update? What are the results of the research done already?238 4A Safety 4A Safety What about children using wireless phones? 4A Safety 242 4A Safety 4A Safety Hardware Specifications Period Backup PowerDetachable Lithium Ion battery Battery Main battery is replaced *10Model SH-G1000 Serial No Owner’s RecordUser Guide Proprietary Notice Customer Limited Warranty Customer Limited WarrantyCustomer Limited Warranty Subscriber UnitThis warranty is valid only in the United States 250 4B Customer Limited Warranty 251 252 Index BacklightTo select writing Today Screen Transcriber 56 TTY Index