2I. Bluetooth, Turning Bluetooth On and Off | Mitel LG260 manual

2I. Bluetooth

♦Turning Bluetooth On and Off (page 93)

♦Using the Bluetooth Settings Menu (page 94)

♦Pairing Bluetooth Devices (page 95)

♦Sending ContactsVia Bluetooth (page 96)

About Bluetooth

Bluetooth® is a short-range communications technology that allows you to connect wirelessly to a number of Bluetooth® devices, such as headsets and hands-free car kits, and Bluetooth-enabled handhelds, computers, printers, and wireless phones. The Bluetooth® communication range is usually up to approximately 30 feet.

Turning Bluetooth On and Off

By default, your device’s Bluetooth® feature is turned off. Turning Bluetooth® on makes your phone “undiscoverable” by other in-range Bluetooth devices.

To turn Bluetooth on:

1.Press > Tools > Bluetooth > More... > Settings > On/Off.

2.Highlight On and press to enable Bluetooth®.

To turn Bluetooth off:

1.Press > Tools > Bluetooth > More... > Settings > On/Off.

2.Highlight Off and press to disable Bluetooth®.

Bluetooth Status Indicators

The following icons show your Bluetooth® connection status at a glance:

indicates Bluetooth Enabled (Hidden).

indicates Bluetooth Enabled (Visible). indicates Bluetooth Connected.

Bluetooth

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Contents

User Guide Consejo Table of Contents 2E. Calendar andTools 2G. microSD Card 3B. Web and Data Services Sprint ServicePage Important Safety Information in this Please refer to the Important SafetyPrinted guide may not be the most current Most recent version of the user guide Press the right softkey for the following options Chat & Dating 8VoiceSMS Settings Iii 3Airplane/Music Mode Bluetooth My Stuff # Update Phone UtilitiesPress Optons right softkey to display the following options Getting Started Setting UpYourPhone 1A. Setting Up ServiceInstall the battery 1A. Setting Up Service ActivatingYourPhone Setting UpYourVoicemail SprintAccount Passwords Account UserName and Password Voicemail PasswordData Services Password Getting Help Sprint CustomerService Business Customer ServiceManagingYourAccount FromYourSprint Phone Sprint Sprint OperatorServices Your Phone 2A. Phone Basics Available updatesYourPhone 2A. Phone Basics Earpiece lets you hear the caller and automated prompts Key Functions 10 2A. Phone Basics To view a list of your phone’s icons Viewing the Display Screen New Email -You have new emails waiting 12 2A. Phone Basics Voice Guide & SpeakerOn Voice Guide & SpeakerOff Camera/Picture Indicates Camera mode TurningYourPhone On and Off Batteryand ChargerTurningYourPhone On TurningYourPhone Off Installingthe Battery BatteryCapacity Chargingthe Battery Removing the BatteryNavigatingThrough the Menus 16 2A. Phone Basics Making andAnswering Calls DisplayingYourPhone NumberMakingVoice Calls Selecting Menu Items Press when you are finished, to end the call Dialing Options18 2A. Phone Basics When your phone is off, calls go directly to Answering CallsVoicemail Missed CallNotification To display a Missed Call entry from standby modeCalling Emergency Numbers Ending a Call To select Emergency mode options To exit Emergency modeIn-Call Options Enhanced 911 E911Information Savinga Phone Number End-of-Call Options22 2A. Phone Basics New Group/ Contact Details/ Delete/ Delete All To save a numberfrom standby mode Finding a Phone NumberDialing and Saving Phone Numbers With Pauses Abbreviated Dialing To dial orsave phone numbers with pauses24 2A. Phone Basics Dialing From the Contacts List To place a call using Prefix inAbbreviated DialingSpeed Dialing Press the first digit EnteringText Selecting aText Input ModeEnteringTextWith the Numeric Keypad 26 2A. Phone Basics Entering Characters Using PredictiveText Input Entering Characters UsingABC ModeSelect the Abc mode. See Selecting a Text Input Mode on Characters scroll in the following order To entersymbols Entering Numbers, Symbolsand EmoticonsTo enternumbers To enter emoticons To entertext with the QWERTYkeyboard EnteringTextWith the QWERTYKeyboard Sound Settings 2B. Settings30 2B. Settings RingerTypes Assigning Ringersto Contacts 2B. SettingsSelecting RingerTypes forMessages Getting New Ringers Using the navigation key, choose a volume level and press Adjusting the Phone’sVolumeSettings32 2B. Settings Vibrate Selecting aVibrateType SilenceAllAlert Notification Selecting a KeyTone Changing theText Greeting Display SettingsChanging the Clock & CalendarDisplay Changing the BacklightTime Length Changing the Phone’s Menu Style Slide ShowChanging theText Input Font To create a slide show Changing Keypad Light Mode Location SettingsChanging the Status Light Mode DisplayLanguage Setting Message Notification Messaging SettingsCallbackNumber Adding a Customized Signature Airplane/Music Mode Managing Preset MessagesVoiceSMS Options 2B.Settings TTYUseWithSprintServicePress SettingsAirplane/MusicMode ToturnTTY Modeonoroff 40 2B. Settings Phone Setup OptionsPress Settings Keyguard Auto Keyguard To activate the Contacts Match feature SettingAbbreviated DialingTo activate the Prefix feature CallAnswerMode SecuritySettings Accessing the Security MenuYourPhone’s Lock Feature Special Numbers Erasing Phone ContentTo add orreplace a special number Select a location for your entry Enter the number and press ResettingYourPicture MailAccount Resetting Default SettingsResettingYourPhone Enabling and DisablingData Services SecurityFeatures forData ServicesTo disable data services To enable data services Viewing History 2C. HistoryPress Highlight an entry and press 46 2C. History Making a Call FromHistory History OptionsViewing HistoryThread Call Send Message Contact Details Prepend Delete 48 2C. History Saving a NumberFrom HistoryYou cannot save phone numbers already in your Contacts or from calls identified as No ID or To erase individual History entries, see History Options on ErasingHistory Adding a New Contacts Entry 2D. Contacts50 2D. Contacts From Standby Mode, press Contacts Add New Saving a Phone Number To save a number from standby modeContacts Entry Options To display a Contacts entry Editinga Contacts Entry To access a Contacts entry’s optionsAdding a Number to a Contacts Entry Display a Contacts entry. See Contacts Entry Options on AssigningSpeed Dial Numbers Editing a Contacts Entry’s NumbersNumber Add a phone number to a new or to an existing To assign a speed dial numberto an existing phone number Finding Speed Dial Numbers54 2D. Contacts Location to a new phone number, you will see a Highlight a picture and press to assign it Select Default Ringer Default Ringer, DownloadedPress Done left softkey to save the assigned picture Ringers, Other Ringers,Voice Memo, or No Ringer and press Finding ContactsEntries Creating a GroupFinding Group Entries Finding Contacts byName To dial a service from yourContacts Dialing Sprint ServicesSecret ContactsEntries To make an entry secret Activating and DeactivatingWireless Backup Wireless BackupTo activate the wireless backup service 58 2D. Contacts Setting theWireless Backup Alert ViewingYourWireless Backup StatusTo deactivate the wireless backup service Press Settings More... Wireless Backup View Status Calendar 2E. Calendar and ToolsAdding an Event to the Calendar 60 2E. Calendar andTools EventAlert Menu 2E. Calendar andToolsVoice Memo, Other Ringers, or No Ringer and press Going toToday’s CalendarMenu Viewing EventsErasing a Day’s Events To go to the Calendarmenu fortoday’s date Erasing Past Events Alarm ClockErasingAll Events To delete events scheduled before a specific time and date To use the QuickAlarm Press Save left softkey to set the alarmSelect the quick alarm time To compose a note Calculator EZTipsTo read a saved note To delete saved notes World ClockD-Day Counter To set a countdown timerforan upcoming eventTo view the time in over50 different locations 66 2E. Calendar andTools Updating the PRL Unit ConverterUpdating Phone Software Follow the onscreen instructions To accessVoice Control through Menu 2F. Voice Services68 2F.Voice Services Voice Control ManagingVoice Memos 2F.Voice ServicesRecordingVoice Memos To end the recording of yourmemo Voice Memo Options PlayingVoice Memos To erase all voice memos ErasingVoice Memos YourPhone’s microSD Card and Adapter 2G. microSD CardMicroSD Card Inserting the microSD Card MicroSD Icon Indicators Removing the microSD Card2G. microSD Card Using the microSD Adapter MicroSD SettingsCreating Foldersin the microSD Card To remove the microSD card from the microSD adapter MicroSD Folders ConnectingYourPhone toYour ComputerViewing Memory in the microSD Card Formatting the microSD Card Important Connection Information To remove the connection76 2G. microSD Card Taking Pictures 2H. CameraTo take a picture with the phone open 2H. Camera To the service for an additional monthly charge RegisteringYourSprint Picture Mail Account78 2H Camera Setting the Self-timer Camera Mode OptionsFrom camera mode, press Options right softkey SelfTimer Image Controls to select from the following options Usingthe Zoom Selecting Camera SettingsTo cancel the Self-timerafter it has started 80 2H Camera Storage Options StoringPicturesPhone Folder Memory Card Folder Sprint Picture Mail account 82 2H Camera Online AlbumOptions OnlineAlbumsTo upload picutres to an online album To review youronline albums SendingPictures From the In Phone Folder SendingSprint Picture Mail84 2H Camera Press Options right softkey Send Picture Mail Sending Pictures From Messaging Using the Sprint Picture MailWebsite ManagingSprint Picture Mail86 2H Camera Managing Online Pictures FromYour Phone To access the Sprint Picture Mail websiteUploadingPictures To view youronline pictures from yourphone DownloadingYourOnline Pictures Accessing Online Picture Options From YourPhoneSending Online Sprint Picture Mail To send an album from the OnlineAlbums menu 2H. Camera To print pictures directly from yourphone PrintingPictures Directly FromYour Phone90 2H Camera Press Photos PictBridge OrderPrints Highlight an onscreen option and pressPress Photos Order Prints To access the settings and info menu Settings and InfoPress Photos Settings & Info Highlight one of the following options and press Turning Bluetooth On and Off 2I. BluetoothAbout Bluetooth Bluetooth Status Indicators To access the Bluetooth Settings menu Using the Bluetooth SettingsMenuSet your Bluetooth options To access theTrusted Devices list To pairyourphone with anotherBluetooth device PairingBluetooth DevicesTo access the Exchange Folder Paired Devices If Bluetooth is not set to on, set to On Sending Contacts Using Bluetooth96 2I. Bluetooth To send all Contacts Sprint Service Setting UpYourVoicemail 3A. Sprint Service Basics98 3A. Sprint ServiceThe Basics Voicemail Voicemail Notification NewVoicemail MessageAlertsRetrievingYourVoicemail Messages Using the Menu Keys onYourPhone to Access YourMessages Using One-Touch Message AccessUsing AnotherPhone to Access Messages 100 3A. Sprint ServiceThe Basics 3A. Sprint ServiceThe Basics 101 Using Expert ModeText Messaging SMS Clearing the Message Icon 102 3A. Sprint ServiceThe Basics AccessingText MessagesHighlight your desired message or emoticon and press To read a text message To add oredit preset messages Preset Messages3A. Sprint ServiceThe Basics 103 VoiceSMS Messaging 104 3A. Sprint ServiceThe Basics AccessingVoiceSMS MessagesCallerID ComposingVoiceSMS Messages 3A. Sprint ServiceThe Basics 105 To switch back to the first callerCallWaiting Making aThree-Way Call Call Forwarding RoamingRoaming Icon Roaming on OtherDigital Networks 3A. Sprint ServiceThe Basics 107Roaming on Analog Networks Available, turn your phone off and on again to 108 3A.SprintServiceTheBasics SettingRoamModePress SettingsMore...RoamingSetMode Dial 1 + area code + your phone number Call Guard 3A. Sprint ServiceThe Basics 109To turn Call Guard on oroff To place roaming calls with Call Guard on 110 3A. Sprint ServiceThe Basics To use data services when Data Roam Guard is activePress Settings More... Roaming Data Roaming Data Roam Guard Getting StartedWith Data Services 3B. Web and Data ServicesYourUserName FindingYourUserName 112 3B Web and Data Services To change yourNet Guard settingsPress Settings More... Data Net Guard LaunchingaWeb Connection 3B Web and Data Services 113 Data Connection Status and IndicatorsNavigating theWeb Softkeys Scrolling SelectingGoing Back 3B Web and Data Services 115 Accessing MessagesGoing Home Getting Started With Email 116 3B Web and Data Services Accessing Email 3B Web and Data Services 117 Accessing SprintInstant Messaging Accessing the Download Menus AccessingWireless Chatrooms118 3B Web and Data Services Downloading Games, Ringers and More Selecting an Item to Download 3B Web and Data Services 119Downloading an Item From the home page, select Downloads ToaccessMyContentManager MyContentManager120 3BWebandDataServices Select an option to continue 3BWebandDataServices 121 From the MyContentManager display seeBrowserMenu OpeningtheBrowserMenu Select Options Advanced Reset browser 122 3B Web and Data ServicesGoing to a SpecificWebsite Restarting theWeb Browser 3B Web and Data Services 123 Data Services FAQs Transferring Music toYourPhone 3C. Sprint Music and Your PlayerTo transfermusic to yourphone 124 3C. Sprint Music andYour Player Playing MusiconYourPhone 3C. Sprint Music andYour Player 125Press Media Player Activating Location Mode GPS Services3D. GPS Navigation Sprint Navigation Sprint Family Locator Using Sprint NavigationSigning Up forSprint Family Locator 3D. GPS Navigation 127 128 3D. GPS Navigation Using Sprint Family Locator Safety and Warranty Information General Precautions 4A. Important Safety Information130 4A Important Safety Information Warranty 4A Important Safety Information 131 Maintaining Safe Use of and Access toYourPhone 132 4A Important Safety Information UsingYourPhoneWith a Hearing Aid DeviceRestricting Children’s Access toYour Phone Turning OffYour Phone in Dangerous Areas 4AImportantSafetyInformation 133 Press SettingsDisplayMainScreenBacklightGettingtheBestHearingDevice ExperienceWithYourPhone Caring forthe Battery 134 4A Important Safety InformationSafety Information ProtectingYour Battery 4A Important Safety Information 135 Knowing Radio Frequency Safety 136 4A Important Safety InformationRadio Frequency RFEnergy Disposal of Lithium Ion Polymer Li-poly Batteries FCCRadioFrequencyEmission 4AImportantSafetyInformation 137Body-WornOperation CellularCDMAmodePart22 Owner’s Record 138 4A Important Safety InformationFCC Notice Part 15 of the FCC Rules UserGuide Proprietary Notice 4A Important Safety Information 139 4B. Manufacturer’s Warranty 140 4B. WarrantyManufacturer’s Warranty 4B. Warranty Manufacturer’sWarranty Whatlgwilldo 142 4B. Warranty Statelawrights Clock & CalendarDisplay 34 ConnectingYourPhone toYour IndexAdding Events 60 Erasing Events 62-63 Event Alert Menu Index Voicemail 98-101 VoiceSMS Messaging MicroSD Card Dialing Sprint Services My Content Manager