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With the purchase of optional music accessories (USB reader and TransFlashTM Card), turn your E815 into a music phone.

HOW TO COPY MUSIC FROM COMPUTER ONTO TRANS FLASH CARD USING USB READER

Plug cable into computer’s USB port

Connect USB Data Reader to cable

Insert Trans Flash card into Trans Flash adapter

Insert Trans Flash adapter into USB reader

Open folder where music files are stored

Right click on music file(s) to be copied and select copy to CD or device

*-Windows media player will start up and songs will be uploaded into windows media player*

Under items on device, click on arrow and select removable disk

Select option that says Motorola

Put a check in the box beside songs you wish to copy

Once songs have been selected, click on copy

USB reader will flash rapidly and it will show songs copying on the computer

Once copying is complete, remove trans flash card and insert into phone (the phone should be powered-down when inserting the TF card)

Songs copied onto the Trans Flash card are now ready to play on your E815

HOW TO PLAY MP3’S ON YOUR E815

Press the menu key

Select the “Media Gallery” icon

Select “Sounds” from the media gallery main page

List of available music files will display (Press the menu key and select switch storage device to ensure that files from Trans Flash card are being displayed) (note that MP3’s can now be played from the phone as well, if they have been moved or copied there)

Scroll to the song you wish to play and then select “play” on the right soft key

Music will commence playing

To hide Music player, select “hide” with right soft key

You can shuffle through songs by pressing the right or left navigation keys

To discontinue playing song press the red end call button

To stop (pause) playing, press the “down” navigation key.

To continue playing, press the “up” navigation key.

HOW TO CREATE A PLAYLIST

Scroll to New Playlist option and press select

With name selected press change to add a name for your playlist

Select Audio files and press change

List of music will display. Select check for each of the songs to be added to your playlist

Select done when finished adding songs

To store playlist information press done

Playlist information is now stored in phone and will appear in your list of songs

To play songs from your playlist, simply select it from your list and press play.

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Motorola manual Motorola E815, HOW to Play MP3’S on Your E815, Press the menu key Select the Media Gallery icon

E815 specifications

The Motorola E815 was a notable addition to the mobile phone market, launched in 2005 as part of Motorola's lineup of flip phones. This device quickly gained popularity for its impressive set of features and solid performance, marking it as a reliable choice for consumers looking for a blend of functionality and style.

One of the standout characteristics of the Motorola E815 was its sleek and compact design. Encased in a sturdy flip shell, the phone exuded a modern aesthetic while providing protection for the internal screen and keypad. The external display was equipped with a vibrant color interface, allowing users to view notifications and phone status at a glance.

The E815 operated on CDMA technology, which provided excellent call quality and reception. It was compatible with Verizon's network, allowing users to benefit from reliable connectivity. At the heart of the device was a powerful battery that supported extended talk and standby times, making it a great choice for users on the go.

In terms of multimedia capabilities, the Motorola E815 was equipped with a 1.3-megapixel camera, which offered users the ability to capture images with decent quality. While not on par with modern smartphone cameras, it allowed users to take casual photos and share them with friends and family. Additionally, the phone supported video recording, enabling users to capture memorable moments on-the-fly.

Another highlight of the E815 was its support for Bluetooth technology, which facilitated wireless connections to other devices. This feature made it easy for users to transfer files, connect to wireless headsets, and interface with various accessories. The phone also boasted expandable storage through a microSD card slot, which was a significant advantage at the time, allowing users to store music, videos, and other files in addition to the internal memory.

The Motorola E815 included a variety of features such as a web browser, email support, and customizable ringtones. It also showcased a user-friendly interface that made navigation simple and intuitive.

Overall, the Motorola E815 was a well-rounded mobile device that catered to the needs of its users. With a mix of stylish design, decent multimedia capabilities, and robust connectivity options, it remains a memorable device from an era when flip phones were at the forefront of mobile technology. Its combination of practicality and style left a lasting impression on those who used it during its heyday.