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CHAPTER 2 MY ACCOUNT

CHAPTER 2

MY ACCOUNT

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Contents

Getting Started Table of Contents MY Stuff Warranty Navigating Through Chapter Navigating Through Chapter Getting Started Installing the Battery Removing the Battery Tip Power Connection CORRECT/INCORRECT Finger Position Activating Your Virgin Mobile Account Finding Your PHONE’S Serial Number Programming Your Phone Microphone Camera END/POWER Key Space Key Side Volume KeyEnd Key Shift Key No Service Display IndicatorsText & Graphic area Option Button Indicators Signal Strength Silence All Vibrate+Bell ModeOff Vibrate Only Turning the Phone OFF Press and hold until the phone powers onPress and hold until the phone powers off Turning the Phone on MY Phone Number TTYMy Account VirginXL Send Text Msg Recent Calls Icon Glossary Phone InfoMY Mobile Number Version Advanced Navigating Through Menus Navigating Through Menus Navigating Through Menus Memo MY Account TOP-UP with a TOP-UP Card Press Menu to select MenuPress Scroll down and select the Top-Up link and press TOP-UP with a Debit CARD, Credit CARD, or Paypal Account Memo Making Receiving Calls Press Making a CallAnswering Calls Enter a phone number HARD/ 2 Second Pause Feature SpeakerphoneCaller ID Function Speed Dialing Adjusting VolumeTo adjust the ringtone volume Call Waiting Function Or, press Send msg to send a text message Recent Calls LIST-RECENT CallsTWO Digit Speed Dialing Select Recent Calls To view call details, press Recent Calls LIST-INCOMING Calls Number by pressingSelect Incoming Calls To view incoming call details, press Select Outgoing Calls To view outgoing call details, press Recent Calls LIST-OUTGOING Calls Call Timer Recent Calls LIST-MISSED CallsSelect Missed Calls To view missed call details, press Enter 911, then press Call connects Lock ModeUsing ANY Available System Feature Messaging MuteCall History Find Name Bluetooth Memo Entering LETTERS, NUMBERS, Symbols Entering LETTERS, NUMBERS, Symbols Alphabet Input Mode T9 Input Mode To enter the word any, pressTo enter a compound word Emoticon Number ModeSymbol Mode Smileys Auto Text Memo Storing Contacts To store the entry in your contact list, press Save ADD NEW To call the selected number, press Group Settings ADD GroupChange Group Name Erase Group Ringer Press Menu, then press Contacts Press Speed dial Speed Dial Memo Messaging Press Options to choose from Send a Text Message Press to choose from Send a Picture Message Send AN IM Send AN E-MAIL Message Virgin Alerts Inbox Saved Sent Voicemail Erase MsgsPress Menu, then press Messaging. Press Voicemail MSG Settings SoundReminder To edit the Auto text message you have saved Sets an Entry Mode as a defaultAuto Text Text Entry Press Save to sent folder Save to Sent Folder Sets a notification Auto EraseNotification Press Auto erase Memo MY Stuff MY Graphics MY Ringtones Download your game. From the information page select Buy MY GamesDownload your graphic. From the information page select Buy Press Menu, then press My stuff Press My games MY Other Stuff MY SoundsPress Menu, then press My stuff Press My other stuff Virginxl When you select VirginXL, a session is initiated Pictures Take a Picture To return to camera mode without saving the picture,pressTake a Picture Press MY Pictures Shutter Sound Camera SettingsResolution Quality View Resolution, Quality, Picture message informations HelpPicture Message Memo Customizing Your Phone To select a ringer type for SoundRinger Type Voice Calls Ringer VolumeAvailable volume settings are Ringtone mode 1~5 Volume settings available are Ringtone mode 1~5 ReceiverSpeakerphone Key Tone Headset Applications This setting controls the volume of the applications Others This setting controls the volume of new text message alerts Voicemail This setting controls the volume of new voicemail alerts This setting controls the volume of the alarm & scheduler Alarm & Scheduler Power On/Off Minute Minder Service ToneThis feature allows you to set additional phone alerts Alerts Tone Length Fade Tone Clock and calendar DisplayGraphics Graphics Screensaver Incoming CallsMenu Style Greeting BacklightDisplay Keypad This feature enables you to manage your message settings Group Signature For a new device, press Options, then Add new 100 Pairing Your Phone Press Save to save the settings 101 Settings Support Service Information102 Security Handset Lock103 Special Number KEY Lock Change Lock Code Erase DataPress Change lock code Default Settings Reset Browser Reset Handset Press Menu, then press Settings. Press Location Location108 109 Call SettingsAnswer Mode Auto Answer 110 OthersTTY ABBREV. Dial 111 Typing ModeT9 settings Contacts Match Voice Calibration Voice CommandsOptimizes performance through a Voice Recognition Settings Voice Recognition Results Press , then press Close to save the setting PromptsNumber Format 114 Using Tools Press Options to select one of the following options Voice CommandVoice Voice Memo TIP Calculator To return to the previous page,press117 Press Menu, then press Tools Press Calculator Alarm ClockTo save an alarm setting press Save 118 Calculator Scheduler ADD NEW EventPress the digit key you want. Press for AM or PM Memo PAD Stopwatch120 Memory Manager World Clock 122 123 124 MANUFACTURER’S Warranty 125 126 Safety 128 Driving SafetyElectronic Devices Pacemakers Vehicles Hearing AidsOther Medical Devices Hospitals and Health Care Facilities Potentially Explosive Atmospheres Safety Information for FCC RF ExposureAircraft Blasting Areas 131 SAR Information 132 FDA Consumer Update 133 Do wireless phones pose a health hazard? What are the results of the research done already? 134 135 136 What about children using wireless phones? 137 Emergency Calls FCC Enhanced 911 E911 Rules138 139 Operating ProceduresCompliance with Other FCC Regulations Enter Press and Emergency will appear on the screen Antenna General SafetyPrecautions Antenna Safety Battery Battery Safety141 ADAPTER/CHARGER Charger142 143 Recycle Your Cell Phone 144 This Phone has a HAC Rating of M3 145 FCC Compliance Information Information to User146 147 148