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Motorola I856 manual Safety and Warranty Information

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Motorola I856 manual Safety and Warranty Information

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User Guide Product Support ClassBDigitalDevice FCCNoticetoUsers Table of Contents Tools SettingsRecent Calls Contacts Multimedia BluetoothS2. Manufacturer’s Warranty Camera Introduction Don’t try to dry your phone in a microwave oven Avoid temperatures below -10C/14F or above 45C/113FUse and Care To care for your Motorola phone, keep it away from Setting Up Your Phone Setting Up ServiceSetting Up Service Activating Your Phone Setting Up Voicemail Enabling Security Account PasswordsAccountUsernameandPassword VoicemailPassword FromYourMotorola Debut i856 Phone OperatorServicesGetting Help Managing Your Account Phone Basics Phone BasicsYour Phone SlideOpenView SlideClosedView Key Functions Certain areas. Always obey the laws Getting Started With Your PhoneYour SIM Card LocatingtheSIMCard ToremoveyourSIMcard RemovingandInsertingtheSIMCard ToinsertyourSIMcard Battery and Charger 10 2. Phone Basics InstallingtheBattery Turning Your Phone On and Off RemovingtheBatteryChargingtheBattery UsingthePhoneCharger 12 2. Phone Basics Viewing Status InformationTurningYourPhoneOff Line 2 is ready to make calls Messages You have one or more Navigating Through MenusOptions Records stored. See Voice Records on BackingUpWithinaMenu SelectingMenuItemsShortcutsandPersonalizedKeys Help Selecting a Text Input ModeDisplaying Your Numbers Entering Text Screen Entering Text Using Word Text InputAddingaWordtotheDatabase 16 2. Phone Basics Toentersymbols Entering Text Using Alpha ModeEntering Symbols, Numbers,and Quick Notes Tochangethetextinputsettings Or U Special Function KeysSpaces Capitalization Punctuation AccessoriesAdditional punctuation symbols are available Symbols mode Calls on Making and Answering CallsTypes of Calls 20 3. Making and Answering Calls Answering Calls Press . when you are finishedPhone Calls Making Calls Emergency Calls Missed Phone CallsEndingaCall Emergency calls cannot be placed while the keypad is locked In-Call Options Mute End-of-Call OptionsSaving a Phone Number Speakerphone Enter the phone number Finding a NumberPhone Numbers With Pauses Todialorsavephonenumberswithpauses Highlight an entry and press Making a Call From ContactsMaking a Call From Recent Calls Making a Phone Call While in a Direct Connect Call TouseTurboDial forspeeddiallocations1-9 Nextel Direct ConnectSpeed Dialing Redialing the Last Number 28 3. Making and Answering Calls UsingJusttheMemberIDMaking Direct Connect Calls DialingDirectConnectNumbers Group Connect MakingDirectConnectCallsUsingaVoiceNameAnswering Direct Connect Calls Adding Group Members Making Group Connect CallsAnswering Group Connect Calls Creating Groups in Contacts ToaddGroupmembersmanuallyfromthekeypad Starting a Group Connect Call With a Direct Connect NumberPress / NewGroupor CallNewGroup Storing Groups Removing Members or GroupsStoring Members of Groups ToviewGroupConnectcalldetails Group Connect Call InformationGroup Connect Call Details Tostoreamemberfromanactivecall StartingaCallbySendingaPicture Nextel Direct SendSending a Picture SendingaPictureDuringaCall Tostartacallbysendingapicture ReceivingaPictureToacceptapicture Tochangewhichfieldsaresent SettingPictureCapabilityDefault setting is Line1 only SendingMyInfo TostartacallbysendingMyInfo SendingContactInformationTocontrolwhetheryourinformationissentautomatically TosendMyInfoduringacall ReceivingMyInfoorContactInformation Sending Groups Using Direct Send Difference Between Group Connect and Talkgroup Calls TalkgroupsTosendaGroupfromContacts Receiving Talkgroup Calls Joining a TalkgroupAdding More Talkgroups Making Talkgroup Calls Responding to a Call Alert Using the Call Alert QueueCall Alerts Sending CallAlerts RespondingtoCallAlertsintheQueue Direct TalkViewingCallAlerts ViewingCallAlertDateandTime ToreturntonetworkmodefromDirectTalk Setting Your Phone to Direct TalkAfter a few seconds, your phone returns to network service Code Direct Talk Calls 44 3. Making and Answering Calls Private Direct Talk CallsTosetachannelandcode TosetyourphonetoPrivateOnly TosetthecodetoReceiveAll Receiving All Calls on a ChannelMakingaPrivateDirectTalkCall TomakeaprivateDirectTalkCall 46 3. Making and Answering Calls Making Emergency Calls While in Direct Talk Mode Message Center Options Accessing the Message CenterService Features The Basics Message Center Retrieving Your Messages 48 4. Service Features The BasicsReceiving Messages Message Notifications Voicemail Setting Up Your Voicemail BoxPlaying Messages Creating and Sending Messages Accessing MMS Messages50 4. Service Features The Basics Multimedia Messages MMS MessageSize SendingorCancelingTocancelthemessageatanytime EnteringText AddingMoreMessageOptions 52 4. Service Features The Basics TobeginamessagefromContacts ReplyingtoaMessageMoreWaystoBeginaMessage Toreplytoamessage InsertingPicturesorVideos QuickNotes SavingaMessageinDrafts DraftsInsertingAudioFilesorVoiceRecords RemovinganInsertedItem Threaded Inbox Sent ItemsOutbox Receiving a Message Pictures and audio recordings are also highlighted Navigating a MessageEmbeddedObjectsandAttachments Forwarding CallingaNumberinaMessage LockingandUnlockingStoringMessageInformationtoContacts SavingAttachmentsorEmbeddedFiles Accessing Text MessagesText Messaging SMS GoingtoaWebsite Per-Line Blocking Caller ID BlockingCall Waiting Per-Call Blocking TurnOffCallWaiting Making a Second Call Tomergetwocallsintoathree-waycall 62 4. Service Features The BasicsCall Forwarding ForwardingAllCalls Toforwardmissedcalls Press / SettingsPhoneCallsCallForwardToTurningOffCallForwarding ForwardingMissedCalls Special Dialing Codes Telecommunications Relay Service64 4. Service Features The Basics Making International Calls Contact Nextel Customer Service to obtain these Nextel Phone ServicesSecond Line Service ToenableTTYmode Tosettheactivelineprimaryoralternate 66 4. Service Features The BasicsPress / SettingsPhoneCallsSetLine Sprint Data Services Data ServicesWireless Data Services Using the Web Browser GoingtoaSpecificWebsite AccessingaBookmarkCreatingaBookmark Check the Games,Ringers&More menu option for a Downloading ContentReloadingaWebPage RestartingtheWebBrowser Ring Tones SettingsSound Settings 70 6. Settings ManagingMemory AssigningaRingTonetoaContactViewingRingToneAssignments DownloadingMoreRingTones VibrateAll Vibrate Settings ToactivateSilenceAll Silence AllRingandVibrate This icon/ appears on the display Changing the Backlight Time Length Display SettingsAdjusting the Phone’s Volume Settings Beep Changing the Clock Display SettingWallpapertoChangeAutomaticallyChanging the Phone’s Menu Style Changing the Theme Customizing MMS Messaging SettingsSettingMessageNotification 76 6. Settings QuickNotesandReplyPhrases SettingtheCleanupOption 78 6. Settings Airplane ModeTosetthecleanupoptions Torestoreyourphone’sabilitytodoallthesethings Profiles Setting One Touch Direct ConnectPress / SettingsAdvancedHeadset/Spkr Headset Options Temporary Profiles Switching ProfilesHow Changing Settings Affects Profiles Viewing Profiles StoringaTemporaryProfile Creating ProfilesEditing Profiles Deleting Profiles Press /Tools Profiles Setting Call Filtering82 6. Settings Todeleteallprofiles Shortcuts Phone Setup OptionsUsingaShortcut Toaccessashortcutusingtheshortcutnumber DeletingShortcuts EditingaShortcut Carousel Call Answer ModeConfiguringAutoHideSettings Personalize 86 6. Settings Setting Prepend DialingResetting Your Phone ResettingPhoneSettings Press / ToolsGPSPrivacy ResettingAllGPS Privacy Options TosetyourGPSprivacyoptions Java Applications & GPS Security SettingtheGPSPINSecurityFeatureToturntheGPSEnabledsecurityfeatureonoroff 88 6. Settings Tograntordenyarequest SettingPrivacyforAllJavaApplicationsSettingPrivacyforEachJavaApplication GrantingorDenyingPermission SIMCard’sPIN Security SettingsDC/GC Options Menu SIM Card Security LockingYourPhone Your Phone’s Lock FeatureSelect On or Off Enter the current SIM PIN LockingYourKeypad UnlockingYourPhoneChangingtheLockCode CallinginLockMode Recent Calls Recent CallsAbout Recent Calls Calls and Call Alerts Contact Information From Other Phones My Info From Other Phones94 7. Recent Calls Toviewthedetailsofanitemonthelist Viewing Recent CallsRecent Calls Options ToviewtheRecentCallslist Entry by pressing the navigation key left Saving Items From Recent Calls96 7. Recent Calls Highlighted entry TodeleteallitemsontheRecentcallslist Deleting Items From Recent CallsPrependingaNumberFromRecent Calls TodeleteanitemfromtheRecentCallslist About Contacts Contacts98 8. Contacts Types of Contacts Creating Contacts EntriesContacts Press / ContactsNewContact To the Contacts list or press . to return to standby modeTocreateaContactsentry 100 8. Contacts TostorenumberstoContactsfromstandbymode Viewing ContactsCreating Pauses and Waits Storing Numbers Faster Finding Speed Dial Numbers Adding a Number to an EntryEditing Entries Filtering Contacts Entries Toassignaspeeddialnumbertoanewphonenumber Deleting EntriesAssigning Speed Dial Numbers Deleting a Number or Address Select Ringtone/PictureRinger Selecting a Ringer Type for an EntryPress r to select a ringer 104 8. Contacts Select Ringtone/Picture Picture Assigning a Picture to an EntryPress Back right softkey and then press Save left softkey Contacts 105 106 ToolsDatebook Viewing Datebook Creating Events Navigating Datebook Reminder for it 108 Deleting Events Editing EventsReceiving Reminders MakingCallsFromDatebookReminders Making Calls From Datebook and Datebook RemindersForEventsWithJavaApplications MakingCallsFromDatebook TomakeDirectConnectcallsorTalkgroupcalls Customizing Datebook SetupMy Info Adding a Name to My Info Suspending Applications Installing ApplicationsJava Applications Running Applications Downloading Applications Ending ApplicationsDeleting Applications ViewingLicenseInformation Digital Rights Management DRMManaging Items Renewing DRM Licenses Tools 115 GPS EnabledDeleting Items About Expired Items Press / ToolsGPS Position Important Things to Keep in MindMaking an Emergency Call Viewing Your Approximate Location Tools 117 TocancelalocationcalculationbeforeitiscompletedEnhancing GPS Performance Tocalculateyourlocationagain Pull open the connector cover Using GPS With Map SoftwareToconnectyourphonetoyourlaptoporotherdevice Memo Feature Creating Voice Records Voice Records Locking Voice Records Playing Voice RecordsLabeling Voice Records Deleting Voice Records Press / ToolsCallTimers Call TimersTovieworresetatimer Select a timer and press r InsertingthemicroSDCard Using a microSD Card With Your PhoneUsing the microSD Card Slot MicroSD Card RemovingthemicroSDCard Press / Settings MemoryCard RemoveCard124 10. microSD Card MicroSD Card 125 Using the microSD AdapterWhen inserting, removing, or handling them ToinsertthemicroSDcardintothemicroSDadapter Formatting the microSD Card MicroSD SettingsSetting Storage Options Viewing Memory in the microSD Card DisplayingYourmicroSDFolders Connecting Your Phone to Your ComputerHighlight MemoryCardAccess and press r MicroSD Folders Toremovetheconnection Important Connection Information128 10. microSD Card Camera 129 CameraTaking Pictures SaveOK to save the picture 130 11. Camera SettingtheSelfTimerFrom camera mode, press / SelfTimer Camera Options CameraSetup UsingtheZoomRecording Videos Selecting Video Settings Video Mode Options132 11. Camera Phone Folder and Card Folder Options Storing Pictures and VideosPhone Folder Card Folder PhonePictures, PhoneAudio, PhoneVideo, CardAll 134 11. Camera Turning Bluetooth On and Off BluetoothBluetoothStatusIndicators 136 12. Bluetooth Bluetooth MenuConnecting Bluetooth Devices Pairing and Connecting TouseBluetoothduringacall ConnectingtoaStoredDeviceUsingBluetoothDuringaCall DisconnectingFromaDevice Sending Contacts, Datebook Events and Media Center Items Sending Items via BluetoothSetting Device Details 138 12. Bluetooth SendingMediaCenterItems Bluetooth 139Receiving Items SendingDatebookEvents 140 12. Bluetooth Canceling TransfersViewing and Storing Received Items ChoosingThumbnailVieworListView MultimediaMedia Center Viewing the Media Center Sorting by Time or Name Accessing ItemsKeepingtheLastFilterSetting Filtering by Media Type DeletinganItem DRM ItemsRenaming Items Locking Items ViewingPictures Viewing Memory UsagePictures DeletingAllItems SendingPicturesinaMessage SendingPicturesWithBluetoothSettingPicturesasWallpaper My Music ExitingMyMusic Accessing My MusicHow Audio Files Are Organized NamingAudioFiles Press Highlight a folder Playing Audio FilesPauseandResume SkiptoNextandSkiptoPrevious PlayingMusicintheBackground AdjustingtheVolumePlayingaListandUsingRepeatandShuffle Fast-ForwardandRewind EditingaPlaylist Working With PlaylistsDRMItems CreatingaPlaylist RemovingFilesFromPlaylists ReorderingaPlaylistDeletingPlaylists DeletinganAudioFile UsingtheFavoritesPlaylistPodcasts Deleting Audio Files Setting Audio and Visual Options Toviewsongdetailsinsteadofvisuals My ImagesMy Images Menu Viewing Images 154 13. Multimedia My Videos Setup MenuMy Videos Editing Images Safety and Warranty Information GeneralPrecautionspage156 S1. Important Safety InformationGeneral Precautions 156 S1. Important Safety Information S1. Important Safety Information 157 MaintainingSafeUseofandAccess to Your Phone Two-way Radio Operation Approved Accessories Turning Off Your Phone Before Flying158 S1. Important Safety Information Phone Operation Seizures/Blackouts S1. Important Safety Information 159Contains your phone or accessories Glass Parts DON’Ts Battery Use and Safety160 S1. Important Safety Information Repetitive Motion Protecting YourBattery Proper and Safe Battery Disposal and RecyclingS1. Important Safety Information 161 Batteries and Chargers 162 S1. Important Safety Information S1. Important Safety Information 163 Using Your Phone With a Hearing Aid Device Export Law Assurances Disposal of your Mobile Device and Accessories164 S1. Important Safety Information Caring for the Environment by Recycling Exposure to Radio Frequency RF Energy S1. Important Safety Information 165California Perchlorate Label Radio Frequency RF Energy Operational Warnings Driving PrecautionsKnowing Radio Frequency Safety 166 S1. Important Safety Information Portable Radio Product Operation and EME Exposure S1. Important Safety Information 167SpecificAbsorptionRate Body-Worn Operation Owner’s Record 168 S1. Important Safety InformationOnline Product Registration Open Source Software Information S1. Important Safety Information 169Patent and Trademark Information Software Copyright Notice Privacy and Data Security Smart Practices While Driving 170 S1. Important Safety InformationDrive Safe, Call Smart SM S1. Important Safety Information 171 172 S2. Manufacturer’s Warranty S2. Manufacturer’s WarrantyMotorola Limited Warranty For the United States and Canada What does this Warranty Cover? ProductsCovered LengthofCoverage Products and AccessoriesS2. Manufacturer’s Warranty 173 Exclusions Software 174 S2. Manufacturer’s WarrantyWho Is Covered? What other limitations are there? How to Obtain Warranty Service or Other InformationS2. Manufacturer’s Warranty 175 What Will Motorola Do? 176 S2. Manufacturer’s Warranty Service and Repairs Index AccessoriesCharger 19 Li-Ion Battery Index Index GPS PIN Text Messaging SMS Index SIM PIN Index