Organization International | LG Electronics UX310H guide

Safety

		Organization International
		Electro Magnetic Fields (EMF)
		Project since its inception in
		1996. An influential result of this
		work has been the development
		of a detailed agenda of research
		needs that has driven the
		establishment of new research
		programs around the world. The
		project has also helped develop
		a series of public information
		documents on EMF issues.
Safety		The FDA and the Cellular
Safety		Telecommunications & Internet
		Association (CTIA) have a formal
		Cooperative Research And
		Development Agreement
		(CRADA) to do research on
		wireless phone safety. The FDA
		provides the scientific oversight,
		obtaining input from experts in
		government, industry, and
		academic organizations. CTIA-
		funded research is conducted
		through contracts with

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independent investigators. The initial research will include both laboratory studies and studies of wireless phone users. The CRADA will also include a broad assessment of additional research needs in the context of the latest research developments around the world.

7. How can I find out how much Radio Frequency energy exposure I can get by using my wireless phone?

All phones sold in the United States must comply with Federal Communications Commission (FCC) guidelines that limit Radio Frequency (RF) energy exposures. The FCC established these guidelines in consultation with the FDA and the other federal health and safety agencies. The FCC limit for RF exposure from wireless phones is set at a Specific Absorption Rate (SAR)

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LG Electronics UX310H Organization International, Project since its inception, Needs that has driven, FDA and the Cellular

Contents

User Guide Page Important Safety Precautions Do not use a hand-held phone while driving Important Safety Precautions Do not disassemble the phone Store the battery out of reach of children Table of Contents Contacts in Your Phone’s Phone Menus Entering and EditingInformation Memory Table of Contents Safety Index 108 Accessories 107112 Bluetooth wireless technology Speakerphone feature Menu-driven interface withConfiguration Significantly enhanced voice clarity FCC Part 15 Class B CompliancewarrantyImportant Information Technical Details Designator Description Interface ServiceCdma Standard Basic Air Information before operating Technical DetailsFCC RF Exposure Information Phone Optional, if available Vehicle-Mounted the External AntennaFCC Notice and Cautions Part 15.19 statement Part 15.21 statement Part 15.105 statement Phone Overview Phone Overview Charging with PC USB Menus Overview Settings BluetoothTools Menus Overview Tone Room Calculator My Menu Removing the Battery BatteryInstalling the Battery Getting Started with Your Phone Charge time varies depending upon the battery level Charging the BatteryBattery Charge Level Getting Started with Your Phone Turning the Phone On Signal StrengthTurning the Phone On and Off Turning the Phone Off Icon Glossary Screen IconsMaking Calls Calls None Redialing Calls When the phone rings and/orMenu Settings Call Setti Receiving Calls Mute Function Lock ModeQuick Volume Adjustments Call Waiting Caller ID Dialing Single Digit Speed Dials from 2 to Key Functions Entering and Editing InformationText Input Left Soft Key Press Left Soft Key Save Phone Numbers With PausesMobile Fax Use to highlight a Label Press Mobile Home / Work Contacts Contacts in Your Phone’s MemoryMenu Adding a Pause or Wait to an Existing Number Contacts Options Searching Your Phone’s MemoryScrolling Through Your Contacts Press Contacts to display your Contacts Selective AllChooseUse to highlight the phone number Press to place the call Press Call History From Call History Press Menu New Contact Phone MenusContacts Contact List Delete All GroupsDelete / Send Message Rename Group Contact Speed Dials ContactsMy Name Card Messaging Select Recipients Using OptionsMessaging New Text Message To select a recipient Inbox/ Sent ChooseText Press Enter the recipients address Inbox New Picture MessageMessage Icon Reference Sent Inbox Viewing Your Inbox To view the message Options menu options available are Sent Update Existing Drafts Selective All Select VoicemailTemplates Delete/Edit All Messages SettingsEntry Mode Auto Delete On/ Off Delete All Call History Call History Multimedia Call TimerMultimedia Data Counter Save Set As Main Screen Front Screen Picture ID Record VoiceSet as/ Rename/ Delete Audios ImagesPress Use Highlight Rename/ Lock/ Information Audios Record VoiceForDelete Multiple/ fil Sort s Adding ringtones or wallpapers For Default files Set as InformationShuffle To the Shuffle list Launch EasyedgeSMEasyedgeSM Downloading Applications My Schedule Alarm ClockMy Schedule Calendar Options Delete Edit Delete All SaveDelet For pairing new Bluetooth device BluetoothBluetooth Paired Devices Press left soft key Search PowerOn/ Off Searchlect New Search/Last My Visibility My Bluetooth NameMy Bluetooth Info Visible/ Hidden Tools Voice CommandStart Command Tools Announce Alert Command ModeTrain Word Best Match Ez Tip CalcWorld Clock Allows you to customize Best Match Stopwatch SettingsSettings Unit Converter Message Alerts VolumeService Alerts Alert Type Minute Beep Power On/Off ToneFlip Tone Call Connect Off DisplayBanner Shuffle, then press Main Screen Languages BacklightMenu Style Clocks & Calendar Main Screen/ Front Screen Font SettingsPhone Dial Search Font Type/ Dial Font Style/ Dial Font Size Press Lock Phone SecurityRestrictions Use to select an option Press Restrictions Emergency #sChange Lock Code Easyedge Press Master Reset Call SettingsMaster Reset Settings Press Enter the four-digit lock code and press Voice Privacy Auto RetryOne-Touch Dial Voice Clarity PC Connection Airplane ModeTTY Mode On Off Network SystemAutomatic B Location MemoryPhone Info Prev Calculator Tone RoomMy Menu Exposure to Radio Frequency SafetyTIA Safety Information Antenna Care Electronic Devices Phone OperationDriving Most modern electronic Persons with pacemakers SafetyPacemakers Hearing Aids Posted Facilities Health Care FacilitiesVehicles Aircraft Such as gasoline stations Safety InformationIncluding either installed or Airengine.Bag Charger and Adapter Safety Keep the battery’s metal contacts clean Local wireless carrier forCircuit the battery Properly or take it to your Explosion, Shock, and Fire Hazards General Notice Generated during use Authorized Service CenterLong period of time may Cord unplugged Using your phone safely Avoiding hearing damage FDA Consumer Update Using headsets safely Do wireless phones pose a health hazard? RF of the type emitted by Wireless phonesHazard no longer exists Not necessary for devicePage Chemicals so as to be pre RF energy exposuresThat low levels of RF could Absence of RF exposurePage Project since its inception Documents on EMF issuesOrganization International Needs that has driven Safety Wireless phone? Page When a person uses a Wireless phone EMIWireless phones and helped Now part of a standard Driver Safety Tips Book or business card, or Suspend the call in heavyPay attention to the road Writing a to-do list whilePage Consumer Information on SAR Tests for SAR are conducted Exposure requirements, a Similar accessoriesBack of the phone kept May not comply with FCC RF After searching on FCC ID Interference they generate Hearing aids and cochlearAlso vary in the amount That may be compatible with 105 American National Standards Institute Ansi C63.19 standard Vehicle Power Charger AccessoriesBattery Charger USB Cable Limited Warranty Statement Is not assignable or 109 Limited Warranty Statement HOW to GET Warranty Service Tel -800-793-8896 or Fax Index Network New Picture Message Index