Back View of Your Device, Headset Jack, Speakers | Motorola Q 9c

Back View of Your Device

28. Headset Jack

23.Camera Lens

24.Light Sensor

25.Camera Flash

Your Device

27.Battery Door Release Button

26. Speakers

Section 2B: Getting to Know Your Device

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Motorola Q 9c manual Back View of Your Device, Headset Jack, Speakers

Contents

Moto Q 9c by Motorola Getting Started Guide Software Copyright Notice Table of Contents 2H. Using the Built-in Camera 2F. Synchronizing and Using Email2I. Using Media and Web Features 2J. Using Contacts and Calendar 2L. Using Voice Recognition Safety, Warranty,3A. Sprint Service Features The Basics 3B. Sprint Voice Command 4C. Microsoft End User License Agreement 4B. Motorola’s Warranty Welcome and thank you for choosing Sprint Welcome to Sprint User Guide Note Introduction Getting Started Setting Up Service Setting Up ServiceThis Section Setting Up Your Device Getting Started With Sprint ServiceSetting Up Service Press the Call/Answer Key N To set up your voicemail Setting Up Your Voicemail Account User Name and Password Voicemail Password Sprint Account PasswordsSprint Power Vision Password SPRINT1 To access your account balance or pay your bill Reaching Sprint Customer ServiceGetting Help Receiving Account Balance Information To access Operator Services Sprint Operator ServicesSprint To check your minutes Setting Up Service Using Your Device About Your Device Features of Your Device Getting More InformationAbout Your Device About Your Device Features of Your Device About Your Device Getting More Information Getting to Know Your Device Getting to Know Your Device Front View of Your Device Your DeviceYour Device Thumb Wheel Memory Card Slot Side Views of Your DeviceMini-USB Port Button Headset Jack Back View of Your DeviceSpeakers Key Functions Your Device Battery Door Release Button lets you open the battery door Accessories Turning Your Device On Turning Your Device On and OffTurning Your Device Off To turn your device on Battery Capacity Using the Battery and Charger Battery Use and Battery Safety Getting to Know Your Device To install the Li-Ion battery Installing the Battery Getting to Know Your Device Removing the Battery Charging the BatteryTo remove your battery To use the charger provided with your device Using the ChargerTip Inserting and Removing a miniSD Card To insert a miniSD card into your device To remove a miniSD card from your device Place the memory card cover back in place and push to close Getting Around Your Device Getting Around Your Device Home Screen Details Understanding the Home ScreenGetting Around Main menu Shortcuts Status Messages Softkey LabelsCalendar Row Profile More Softkey Labels Call Forwarding Indicator D Shows when call forwarding is on Status Indicator Row New email or text message Voicemail message Other Home Screen Details Navigating Menus and Lists Main Menu Getting Around Other Menus and Lists Displaying Your Phone NumberTo display your phone number Setting the Volume To lock the keypad Locking and Unlocking the KeypadShortcut To unlock the device keypad To lock your device Locking and Unlocking the DeviceTo unlock your device Using Calling Features Using Calling Features To make a call using the keypad Calling FeaturesMaking and Answering Calls To answer an incoming call Making a Call From a Hyperlink Phone Number Making Calls From the Contacts List Turning Off Call Alerts Calling Emergency NumbersEnhanced 911 E911 Information To turn on speakerphone during a call Using SpeakerphonePress the Speakerphone/Voice Recognition key a Press the Speakerphone/Voice Recognition key a again To view a Call History entry Using Call History Viewing Missed Calls Select View Timers TipTracking Call Times and Costs Select Missed Calls Phone Numbers Using Speed DialTo add a speed dial entry from your contacts list Deleting Speed Dial Entries Menu Shortcuts To redial a number you recently called Redialing a Number Entering Text Entering Text Entering Text Text Entry Mode Status Indicators Text Entry Tips To turn Input Method Editor off or on Using the Input Method Editor Synchronizing Using Email Synchronizing and Using EmailSynchronizing and Using Email Sync and Email Synchronizing Synchronizing Over the Air Synchronizing Using a Computer Using Mobile Device Center on Windows Vista To install ActiveSync on your computer Installing and Setting Up ActiveSyncTo complete the ActiveSync set up To synchronize via a cable connection Synchronizing Using a USB Cable To synchronize via Bluetooth Synchronizing Via BluetoothToggle Status to Bluetooth on When finished, select Menu Disconnect Bluetooth Receiving and Reading Messages Using EmailReading New Messages Going to Your Email Messages To read a message Basic Message OptionsTo delete a message To forward a message To reply to a messageTo save the sender’s contact information Viewing and Downloading Attachments Downloading Complete Email Messages To send an email message Sending a Message Creating and Adding an Email Signature To cancel a messageTo set the priority for a message To save a message as a draft Select Add Recipient Using Company Directory Address Look Up Marking Folders for Synchronization Managing Your Email FoldersPress the Message/Display Off key Select Outlook Email Emptying the Deleted Items Folder Moving an Email Message to Another Folder Deleting an Email Account Customizing Your Device Understanding Roaming Controlling Your Roaming ExperienceRecognizing the Roaming Icon Roaming on Other Digital Networks Select Settings Phone Settings Network Setting Your Device’s Roam ModeChecking for Voicemail Messages While Roaming To check your voicemail while roaming To choose your profile Using Profiles Viewing and Changing Profile Details To set the details of a profile back to their defaultsTo view the details of a profile To change the details of a profile Select Settings Home Screen Using SettingsCustomizing the Home Screen Using Custom Sounds Setting Power Management OptionsTo set the backlight and display time-out times To assign sounds To adjust your time zone settings Adjusting Time and DateAssigning Downloaded Ring Tones as Sounds To place your sound file in the Sounds folder Select Settings Regional Settings Setting Your Device for TTY CallsSelect Settings TTY Settings Changing the Display Language Using Accessibility Settings Using Personalize My QTo set accessibility settings Entering Owner Information To change the Home screen shortcuts Changing the Home Screen Shortcuts and Right Softkey OptionTo change the Home screen right softkey option Setting Audio Enhancement Setting Flight ModeTo set audio enhancements Camera Using the Built-in Camera Taking Pictures Using the Built-in CameraTo take a picture To take a self-portrait Taking a Self-Portrait Select Pictures & Videos Viewing Stored Pictures To record a video clip Shooting Videos Playing Video Clips To access the video playback options menu Setting Video Playback Options To access the picture options menu Setting Picture Options Media and Web Using Media and Web Features To update the library Using the Media PlayerUsing Media and Web Features To go to the Windows Media player To play video in full screen Playing Music and Videos To play a song or video that is on the Internet or network Setting Video Controls To use the Web browser to browse the Internet Using the Web BrowserSelect Internet Explorer Downloading Files Downloading and Copying FilesCopying Files From Your Computer To copy files from your computer To go to File Manager Using the File ManagerSelect File Manager 101 Using Contacts Using Calendar Using Contacts and CalendarUsing Contacts and Calendar Creating a Contacts Entry Using Contacts103 Editing a Contacts Entry Using CategoriesFinding a Contacts Entry Searching for a Name Viewing by Company Assigning a Ring ToneTo assign a category for a contact To sort your contacts by category Assigning a Picture ID Using CalendarCreating a Calendar Event Responding to Meeting Requests Viewing Calendar EventsTentative 107 Using Bluetooth Using Bluetooth Pairing With a Device Turning Bluetooth Power On or OffBluetooth Sending Objects to Another Device Select Bluetooth BT Send Object Tip Voice Commands Using Voice RecognitionAbout Voice Recognition Using Voice Recognition 111 Using Voice Recognition Using Voice RecognitionAbout Voice Recognition 113 Tips on Using Voice Recognition to Make Calls Using Voice Recognition Sprint Service Features Sprint Service Features The Basics Sprint Service Features The Basics Setting Up Your Voicemail Using VoicemailSprint Service Voicemail Notification Using Another Phone to Access Messages Using One-Touch Message AccessSending an Incoming Call to Voicemail Retrieving Your Voicemail Messages Setting Up Group Lists Using Expert ModeVoicemail Options Voicemail-to-Voicemail Message Sprint CallbackVoicemail-to-Voicemail Message Reply Voicemail-to-Voicemail Message Forwarding Extended Absence Greeting Voicemail-to-Voicemail Receipt RequestTo mark your message receipt requested To record an extended absence greeting Voicemail Menu Key To go to SMS Text Messaging Using SMS Text MessagingPress the Message/Display Off key Select Text Messages 123 To send a text message from the Home screen Initializing Your On Demand Service Using On DemandTo initialize your device’s On Demand service 125 To access News information using On Demand Accessing On Demand InformationTo manually retrieve On Demand updates Updating On Demand Information To switch back to the first caller Using Caller IDResponding to Call Waiting To respond to an incoming call while you’re on a call To make a Three-Way Call Making a Three-Way Call To activate Call Forwarding Using Call ForwardingTo deactivate Call Forwarding 129 To set up your device for use as a modem Using Your Device as a Modem 131 To use your device as a modem Sprint Voice Command Sprint Voice Command Voice Command Getting Started With Sprint Voice CommandIt’s Easy to Get Started 133 Creating Your Own Address Book 135 To make a call with Sprint Voice Command To access information using Sprint Voice Command Getting Information With Sprint Voice Command Safety, Warranty, and Legal Information Important Safety Information Important Safety Information Important Safety Information General Precautions139 Operational Precautions Safety and General InformationExposure to Radio Frequency RF Energy External Antenna Care RF Energy Interference/Compatibility Follow Instructions to Avoid Interference ProblemsProduct Operation Implantable Medical Devices Hearing Aids Driving Precautions Potentially Explosive Atmospheres Operational WarningsBatteries and Chargers 143 Glass Parts Choking Hazards Repetitive Motion Seizures/Blackouts145 FCC Notice To Users 147 Hearing Aid Compatibility Important Safety Information 149 Specific Absorption Rate Data Important Safety Information Product Registration Information From the World Health Organization151 Phone Guide Proprietary Notice Owner’s RecordExport Law Assurances 153 Wireless The New Recyclable California Perchlorate Label 155 Privacy and Data Security Important Safety Information Drive Safe, Call SmartSM Smart Practices While Driving157 Wherever wireless phone service is available Warranty Motorola’s WarrantyService and Repairs Customer Service at 1-800-SPRINT1 Products and Accessories What Does this Warranty Cover?Motorola’s Warranty Products Covered Length of Coverage 161 Exclusions Exclusions Software What Will Motorola Do? Who Is Covered?163 Canada How to Obtain Warranty Service or Other Information 165 What Other Limitations Are There? Service and Repairs 167 Microsoft License Microsoft End User License Agreement Additional Licensing Requirements AND/OR USE Rights 169 Microsoft End User License Agreement 171 Microsoft End User License Agreement 173 Index Index Index 175 Index