S1. Important Safety Information | Motorola I856 guide

S1. Important Safety

Information

GeneralPrecautions(page156)

MaintainingSafeUseofandAccesstoYourPhone (page157)

BatteryUseandSafety(page160)

UsingYourPhoneWithaHearingAidDevice(page163)

CaringfortheEnvironmentbyRecycling(page164)

ExportLawAssurances(page164)

CaliforniaPerchlorateLabel(page165)

RadioFrequency(RF)Energy(page165)

Owner’sRecord(page168)

PatentandTrademarkInformation(page169)

SoftwareCopyrightNotice(page169)

PrivacyandDataSecurity(page170)

SmartPracticesWhileDriving(page170)

Failuretoreadandfollowtheinformationprovidedinthisphone guidemayresultinseriousbodilyinjury,death,orproperty damage.

General Precautions

There are several simple guidelines to operating your phone properly and maintaining safe, satisfactory service.

To maximize performance, do not touch the bottom portion of your phone where the internal antenna is located while using the phone.

Speak directly into the mouthpiece.

Avoid exposing your phone and accessories to rain or liquid spills. If your phone does get wet, immediately turn the power off and remove the battery.

Do not expose your phone to direct sunlight for extended periods of time (such as on the dashboard of a car).

Although your phone is quite sturdy, it is a complex piece of equipment and can be broken. Avoid dropping, hitting, bending, or sitting on it.

Any changes or modifications to your phone not expressly approved in this document could void your warranty for this equipment and void your authority to operate this equipment.

Note	For the best care of your phone, only authorized personnel
	should service your phone and accessories. Failure to do
	so may be dangerous and void your warranty.

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Contents

User Guide Product Support FCCNoticetoUsers ClassBDigitalDevice Table of Contents Settings Recent CallsContacts Tools Bluetooth S2. Manufacturer’s WarrantyCamera Multimedia Introduction Avoid temperatures below -10C/14F or above 45C/113F Use and CareTo care for your Motorola phone, keep it away from Don’t try to dry your phone in a microwave oven Setting Up Service Setting Up ServiceSetting Up Your Phone Setting Up Voicemail Activating Your Phone Account Passwords AccountUsernameandPasswordVoicemailPassword Enabling Security OperatorServices Getting HelpManaging Your Account FromYourMotorola Debut i856 Phone Phone Basics Your PhoneSlideOpenView Phone Basics Key Functions SlideClosedView Getting Started With Your Phone Your SIM CardLocatingtheSIMCard Certain areas. Always obey the laws RemovingandInsertingtheSIMCard ToremoveyourSIMcard Battery and Charger ToinsertyourSIMcard InstallingtheBattery 10 2. Phone Basics RemovingtheBattery ChargingtheBatteryUsingthePhoneCharger Turning Your Phone On and Off Viewing Status Information TurningYourPhoneOffLine 2 is ready to make calls 12 2. Phone Basics Navigating Through Menus OptionsRecords stored. See Voice Records on Messages You have one or more ShortcutsandPersonalizedKeys SelectingMenuItemsBackingUpWithinaMenu Selecting a Text Input Mode Displaying Your NumbersEntering Text Help Entering Text Using Word Text Input AddingaWordtotheDatabase16 2. Phone Basics Screen Entering Text Using Alpha Mode Entering Symbols, Numbers,and Quick NotesTochangethetextinputsettings Toentersymbols Special Function Keys SpacesCapitalization Or U Accessories Additional punctuation symbols are availableSymbols mode Punctuation Making and Answering Calls Types of Calls20 3. Making and Answering Calls Calls on Press . when you are finished Phone CallsMaking Calls Answering Calls EndingaCall Missed Phone CallsEmergency Calls In-Call Options Emergency calls cannot be placed while the keypad is locked End-of-Call Options Saving a Phone NumberSpeakerphone Mute Finding a Number Phone Numbers With PausesTodialorsavephonenumberswithpauses Enter the phone number Making a Call From Contacts Making a Call From Recent CallsMaking a Phone Call While in a Direct Connect Call Highlight an entry and press Nextel Direct Connect Speed DialingRedialing the Last Number TouseTurboDial forspeeddiallocations1-9 UsingJusttheMemberID Making Direct Connect CallsDialingDirectConnectNumbers 28 3. Making and Answering Calls Answering Direct Connect Calls MakingDirectConnectCallsUsingaVoiceNameGroup Connect Making Group Connect Calls Answering Group Connect CallsCreating Groups in Contacts Adding Group Members Press / NewGroupor CallNewGroup Starting a Group Connect Call With a Direct Connect NumberToaddGroupmembersmanuallyfromthekeypad Storing Members of Groups Removing Members or GroupsStoring Groups Group Connect Call Information Group Connect Call DetailsTostoreamemberfromanactivecall ToviewGroupConnectcalldetails Nextel Direct Send Sending a PictureSendingaPictureDuringaCall StartingaCallbySendingaPicture Toacceptapicture ReceivingaPictureTostartacallbysendingapicture SettingPictureCapability Default setting is Line1 onlySendingMyInfo Tochangewhichfieldsaresent SendingContactInformation TocontrolwhetheryourinformationissentautomaticallyTosendMyInfoduringacall TostartacallbysendingMyInfo Sending Groups Using Direct Send ReceivingMyInfoorContactInformation TosendaGroupfromContacts TalkgroupsDifference Between Group Connect and Talkgroup Calls Joining a Talkgroup Adding More TalkgroupsMaking Talkgroup Calls Receiving Talkgroup Calls Using the Call Alert Queue Call AlertsSending CallAlerts Responding to a Call Alert Direct Talk ViewingCallAlertsViewingCallAlertDateandTime RespondingtoCallAlertsintheQueue Setting Your Phone to Direct Talk After a few seconds, your phone returns to network serviceCode Direct Talk Calls ToreturntonetworkmodefromDirectTalk Private Direct Talk Calls TosetachannelandcodeTosetyourphonetoPrivateOnly 44 3. Making and Answering Calls Receiving All Calls on a Channel MakingaPrivateDirectTalkCallTomakeaprivateDirectTalkCall TosetthecodetoReceiveAll Making Emergency Calls While in Direct Talk Mode 46 3. Making and Answering Calls Accessing the Message Center Service Features The BasicsMessage Center Message Center Options 48 4. Service Features The Basics Receiving MessagesMessage Notifications Retrieving Your Messages Playing Messages Setting Up Your Voicemail BoxVoicemail Accessing MMS Messages 50 4. Service Features The BasicsMultimedia Messages MMS Creating and Sending Messages SendingorCanceling TocancelthemessageatanytimeEnteringText MessageSize 52 4. Service Features The Basics AddingMoreMessageOptions ReplyingtoaMessage MoreWaystoBeginaMessageToreplytoamessage TobeginamessagefromContacts QuickNotes InsertingPicturesorVideos Drafts InsertingAudioFilesorVoiceRecordsRemovinganInsertedItem SavingaMessageinDrafts Sent Items OutboxReceiving a Message Threaded Inbox Navigating a Message EmbeddedObjectsandAttachmentsForwarding Pictures and audio recordings are also highlighted StoringMessageInformationtoContacts LockingandUnlockingCallingaNumberinaMessage Accessing Text Messages Text Messaging SMSGoingtoaWebsite SavingAttachmentsorEmbeddedFiles Caller ID Blocking Call WaitingPer-Call Blocking Per-Line Blocking Making a Second Call TurnOffCallWaiting 62 4. Service Features The Basics Call ForwardingForwardingAllCalls Tomergetwocallsintoathree-waycall Press / SettingsPhoneCallsCallForwardTo TurningOffCallForwardingForwardingMissedCalls Toforwardmissedcalls Telecommunications Relay Service 64 4. Service Features The BasicsMaking International Calls Special Dialing Codes Nextel Phone Services Second Line ServiceToenableTTYmode Contact Nextel Customer Service to obtain these 66 4. Service Features The Basics Press / SettingsPhoneCallsSetLineSprint Tosettheactivelineprimaryoralternate Data Services Wireless Data ServicesUsing the Web Browser Data Services CreatingaBookmark AccessingaBookmarkGoingtoaSpecificWebsite Downloading Content ReloadingaWebPageRestartingtheWebBrowser Check the Games,Ringers&More menu option for a Settings Sound Settings70 6. Settings Ring Tones AssigningaRingTonetoaContact ViewingRingToneAssignmentsDownloadingMoreRingTones ManagingMemory Vibrate Settings VibrateAll Silence All RingandVibrateThis icon/ appears on the display ToactivateSilenceAll Display Settings Adjusting the Phone’s Volume SettingsBeep Changing the Backlight Time Length SettingWallpapertoChangeAutomatically Changing the Phone’s Menu StyleChanging the Theme Changing the Clock Display Messaging Settings SettingMessageNotification76 6. Settings Customizing MMS SettingtheCleanupOption QuickNotesandReplyPhrases Airplane Mode TosetthecleanupoptionsTorestoreyourphone’sabilitytodoallthesethings 78 6. Settings Setting One Touch Direct Connect Press / SettingsAdvancedHeadset/SpkrHeadset Options Profiles Switching Profiles How Changing Settings Affects ProfilesViewing Profiles Temporary Profiles Creating Profiles Editing ProfilesDeleting Profiles StoringaTemporaryProfile Setting Call Filtering 82 6. SettingsTodeleteallprofiles Press /Tools Profiles Phone Setup Options UsingaShortcutToaccessashortcutusingtheshortcutnumber Shortcuts EditingaShortcut DeletingShortcuts Call Answer Mode ConfiguringAutoHideSettingsPersonalize Carousel Setting Prepend Dialing Resetting Your PhoneResettingPhoneSettings 86 6. Settings ResettingAll GPS Privacy OptionsTosetyourGPSprivacyoptions Press / ToolsGPSPrivacy SettingtheGPSPINSecurityFeature ToturntheGPSEnabledsecurityfeatureonoroff88 6. Settings Java Applications & GPS Security SettingPrivacyforAllJavaApplications SettingPrivacyforEachJavaApplicationGrantingorDenyingPermission Tograntordenyarequest Security Settings DC/GC Options MenuSIM Card Security SIMCard’sPIN Select On or Off Enter the current SIM PIN Your Phone’s Lock FeatureLockingYourPhone UnlockingYourPhone ChangingtheLockCodeCallinginLockMode LockingYourKeypad Recent Calls About Recent CallsCalls and Call Alerts Recent Calls 94 7. Recent Calls My Info From Other PhonesContact Information From Other Phones Viewing Recent Calls Recent Calls OptionsToviewtheRecentCallslist Toviewthedetailsofanitemonthelist Saving Items From Recent Calls 96 7. Recent CallsHighlighted entry Entry by pressing the navigation key left Deleting Items From Recent Calls PrependingaNumberFromRecent CallsTodeleteanitemfromtheRecentCallslist TodeleteallitemsontheRecentcallslist 98 8. Contacts ContactsAbout Contacts Contacts Creating Contacts EntriesTypes of Contacts To the Contacts list or press . to return to standby mode TocreateaContactsentry100 8. Contacts Press / ContactsNewContact Viewing Contacts Creating Pauses and WaitsStoring Numbers Faster TostorenumberstoContactsfromstandbymode Adding a Number to an Entry Editing EntriesFiltering Contacts Entries Finding Speed Dial Numbers Deleting Entries Assigning Speed Dial NumbersDeleting a Number or Address Toassignaspeeddialnumbertoanewphonenumber Selecting a Ringer Type for an Entry Press r to select a ringer104 8. Contacts Select Ringtone/PictureRinger Assigning a Picture to an Entry Press Back right softkey and then press Save left softkeyContacts 105 Select Ringtone/Picture Picture Tools DatebookViewing Datebook 106 Navigating Datebook Creating Events 108 Reminder for it Receiving Reminders Editing EventsDeleting Events Making Calls From Datebook and Datebook Reminders ForEventsWithJavaApplicationsMakingCallsFromDatebook MakingCallsFromDatebookReminders Customizing Datebook Setup My InfoAdding a Name to My Info TomakeDirectConnectcallsorTalkgroupcalls Installing Applications Java ApplicationsRunning Applications Suspending Applications Deleting Applications Ending ApplicationsDownloading Applications Digital Rights Management DRM Managing ItemsRenewing DRM Licenses ViewingLicenseInformation GPS Enabled Deleting ItemsAbout Expired Items Tools 115 Important Things to Keep in Mind Making an Emergency CallViewing Your Approximate Location Press / ToolsGPS Position Tocancelalocationcalculationbeforeitiscompleted Enhancing GPS PerformanceTocalculateyourlocationagain Tools 117 Toconnectyourphonetoyourlaptoporotherdevice Using GPS With Map SoftwarePull open the connector cover Memo Feature Voice Records Creating Voice Records Playing Voice Records Labeling Voice RecordsDeleting Voice Records Locking Voice Records Call Timers TovieworresetatimerSelect a timer and press r Press / ToolsCallTimers Using a microSD Card With Your Phone Using the microSD Card SlotMicroSD Card InsertingthemicroSDCard 124 10. microSD Card Press / Settings MemoryCard RemoveCardRemovingthemicroSDCard Using the microSD Adapter When inserting, removing, or handling themToinsertthemicroSDcardintothemicroSDadapter MicroSD Card 125 MicroSD Settings Setting Storage OptionsViewing Memory in the microSD Card Formatting the microSD Card Connecting Your Phone to Your Computer Highlight MemoryCardAccess and press rMicroSD Folders DisplayingYourmicroSDFolders 128 10. microSD Card Important Connection InformationToremovetheconnection Camera Taking PicturesSaveOK to save the picture Camera 129 SettingtheSelfTimer From camera mode, press / SelfTimerCamera Options 130 11. Camera Recording Videos UsingtheZoomCameraSetup 132 11. Camera Video Mode OptionsSelecting Video Settings Storing Pictures and Videos Phone FolderCard Folder Phone Folder and Card Folder Options 134 11. Camera PhonePictures, PhoneAudio, PhoneVideo, CardAll BluetoothStatusIndicators BluetoothTurning Bluetooth On and Off Bluetooth Menu Connecting Bluetooth DevicesPairing and Connecting 136 12. Bluetooth ConnectingtoaStoredDevice UsingBluetoothDuringaCallDisconnectingFromaDevice TouseBluetoothduringacall Sending Items via Bluetooth Setting Device Details138 12. Bluetooth Sending Contacts, Datebook Events and Media Center Items Bluetooth 139 Receiving ItemsSendingDatebookEvents SendingMediaCenterItems Viewing and Storing Received Items Canceling Transfers140 12. Bluetooth Multimedia Media CenterViewing the Media Center ChoosingThumbnailVieworListView Accessing Items KeepingtheLastFilterSettingFiltering by Media Type Sorting by Time or Name DRM Items Renaming ItemsLocking Items DeletinganItem Viewing Memory Usage PicturesDeletingAllItems ViewingPictures SendingPicturesWithBluetooth SettingPicturesasWallpaperMy Music SendingPicturesinaMessage Accessing My Music How Audio Files Are OrganizedNamingAudioFiles ExitingMyMusic Playing Audio Files PauseandResumeSkiptoNextandSkiptoPrevious Press Highlight a folder AdjustingtheVolume PlayingaListandUsingRepeatandShuffleFast-ForwardandRewind PlayingMusicintheBackground Working With Playlists DRMItemsCreatingaPlaylist EditingaPlaylist DeletingPlaylists ReorderingaPlaylistRemovingFilesFromPlaylists UsingtheFavoritesPlaylist PodcastsDeleting Audio Files DeletinganAudioFile Setting Audio and Visual Options My Images My Images MenuViewing Images Toviewsongdetailsinsteadofvisuals My Videos Setup Menu My VideosEditing Images 154 13. Multimedia Safety and Warranty Information S1. Important Safety Information General Precautions156 S1. Important Safety Information GeneralPrecautionspage156 MaintainingSafeUseofandAccess to Your Phone S1. Important Safety Information 157 Approved Accessories Turning Off Your Phone Before Flying 158 S1. Important Safety InformationPhone Operation Two-way Radio Operation S1. Important Safety Information 159 Contains your phone or accessoriesGlass Parts Seizures/Blackouts Battery Use and Safety 160 S1. Important Safety InformationRepetitive Motion DON’Ts S1. Important Safety Information 161 Proper and Safe Battery Disposal and RecyclingProtecting YourBattery 162 S1. Important Safety Information Batteries and Chargers Using Your Phone With a Hearing Aid Device S1. Important Safety Information 163 Disposal of your Mobile Device and Accessories 164 S1. Important Safety InformationCaring for the Environment by Recycling Export Law Assurances S1. Important Safety Information 165 California Perchlorate LabelRadio Frequency RF Energy Exposure to Radio Frequency RF Energy Driving Precautions Knowing Radio Frequency Safety166 S1. Important Safety Information Operational Warnings S1. Important Safety Information 167 SpecificAbsorptionRateBody-Worn Operation Portable Radio Product Operation and EME Exposure Online Product Registration 168 S1. Important Safety InformationOwner’s Record S1. Important Safety Information 169 Patent and Trademark InformationSoftware Copyright Notice Open Source Software Information Drive Safe, Call Smart SM 170 S1. Important Safety InformationPrivacy and Data Security Smart Practices While Driving S1. Important Safety Information 171 S2. Manufacturer’s Warranty Motorola Limited Warranty For the United States and CanadaWhat does this Warranty Cover? 172 S2. Manufacturer’s Warranty Products and Accessories S2. Manufacturer’s Warranty 173Exclusions ProductsCovered LengthofCoverage Who Is Covered? 174 S2. Manufacturer’s WarrantySoftware How to Obtain Warranty Service or Other Information S2. Manufacturer’s Warranty 175What Will Motorola Do? What other limitations are there? Service and Repairs 176 S2. Manufacturer’s Warranty Accessories Charger 19 Li-Ion BatteryIndex Index Index GPS PIN Text Messaging SMS Index SIM PIN Index