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Nokia 3200 manual Internet Association To all users of mobile phones, Cellular Telecommunications

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Appendix A Message from the CTIA

Appendix A

Message from the CTIA

(Cellular Telecommunications

&Internet Association)

to all users of mobile phones.

© 2001 Cellular Telecommunications & Internet Association. All Rights Reserved.1250 Connecticut Avenue, NW Suite 800, Washington, DC 20036. Phone: (202) 785-0081

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Nokia 3200 manual Internet Association To all users of mobile phones, Cellular Telecommunications

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3200 Wireless service providerUnder battery. See Find ESNExport Controls Legal InformationFCC/INDUSTRY Canada Notice 4969192 5001372 Right selection key Pop-port connectorNokia 3200 phone at a glance Left selection keyAction Quick GuideContents Text entry Call log Menu 2 Gallery Menu 5 Hardware and enhancements Xii Only qualified personnel may install or repair this product For your safetyYour phone is not water-resistant. Keep it dry Network ServicesAbout Your Device Shared Memory FM Radio Multimedia Messaging Service MMSOverview of functions CameraPolyphonic Sound Midi SpeakerphoneGprs and Edge Midp Java ApplicationsSee Gallery Menu 5 on page 75 for more information Special User Interface FeaturesAdvanced Multimedia Player BrowserTerms About your phoneRegister Your Phone Information GET HelpContact Nokia Guide updates Online tutorials In-phone help Contact your service providerWallpaper Start ScreenQuick keys Screen saverCopyright Protection Indicators and iconsScroll method Accessibility Solutions Nokia PC SuitePhone Menus Shortcuts Remove the Back Cover Install the SIM CardRemove the Battery Basic operationsSlide the back cover forward to lock the cover into place Replace the BatteryReplace the Back Cover Your device has an internal antenna Switch the Phone on or OFFSET the Clock AntennaMake and Answer Calls Answer a call with the keypad locked Earpiece VolumeLoudspeaker Answer or reject an incoming callOptions During a Call Enter numbers Standard ModeText entry Enter text AbcCompound words Predictive Text InputActivate predictive text Enter textPredictive text example Keep these factors in mind when adding wordsLock the keypad Phone securityKeyguard PIN Code RequestTurn on call restrictions Change your restriction passwordEnter your new password, and select OK Call RestrictionsNumber list-View the numbers in your fixed dialing list Set up and activate a fixed dialing listFixed Dialing View or edit the fixed dialing listTurn off closed user groups Closed User GroupsSecurity Levels Turn on closed user groupsSecurity code Access CodesDefault code is You are prompted to enter the current PIN2 code PIN codePIN2 Code Personal unblocking key PUK codes Before YOU can Send and Receive Messages All messaging features are Network Services. If you haveMessages Menu Linked MessagesOptions IconsDefault Message Type Folders Font SizeSave Your Message Center Number Organize Messages with FoldersMy folders Delete MessagesView saved messages Move a message to a folderAll messages in a folder Message SettingsText, picture, and e-mail message settings Single messageMessages before it gives up Multimedia message settingsOverwrite messages Authentication type-Select either Normal or Secure Multimedia connection settingsReceive multimedia connection settings Session mode-Select session mode Temporary or PermanentRead the message later Read MessagesReply to a Message Receive a messageReceive a picture message Forward a MessagePicture Messages Download picturesSelect Options Save picture Compose and send a picture messageView a Picture Message Save a Picture from a Picture MessageEnter the e-mail server number and select OK MailPreview, change, or delete a picture message Write and send e-mailMultimedia Messages This is a Network ServiceWrite and send Read and reply Listen to your voice messages Call and set up your voice mailVoice Messages Save your voice mailbox numberInsert Dialing Codes SET UP Voice Mail with Dialing CodesAutomate voice mail Write Down Some InformationFrom the menus, select Messages Service commands Info Message ServiceService Commands View Calls Options Call log MenuFrom the menus, select Call log Received calls Missed CallsReceived Calls Dialed NumbersCall Duration Call TimesDelete Call Lists You can save names and phone numbers in the phone memory Contacts MenuMenu Types of InformationSave an entry Save InformationQuickly save a name and number Quickly save only a numberSave addresses and notes Search for AN EntryDelete Names and Numbers Make a CallADD AN Image to a Name or Number Edit AN EntrySend a business card Receive a business card using IRCopy Entries Business CardsChange numbers Touch DialingAssign a key Make a callSet caller group options INFO, SERVICE, and OWN NumbersCaller Groups Delete numbersAdd a contact to a caller group Select Contacts View and MemorySelect a profile Settings MenuOver the AIR OTA Settings Service ProfilesSet a timed profile Tone SettingsDisplay Settings Select Set screen saver timeoutSelect color scheme Show or hide operator logoTime and Date Settings Set or change the date format Automatic update of date and timePersonal Shortcuts Set the dateSet the Right selection key ConnectivityChoose functions for the Go to menu Organize functionsSend and Receive Data Connection IndicatorInfrared Gprs Icons Define Gprs ConnectionActivate Call Forwarding Call SettingsData communication applications Call forwardingDuring a Call Automatic volume controlCancel Call Forwarding Using the MenuCall waiting Anykey answerAutomatic redial Touch dialingPhone memory Phone SettingsSelect a line for outgoing calls Set the display languageWrite a welcome note Set up network selectionFrom the menus, select Settings Phone settings Welcome note Activate or deactivate cell info displayActivate or deactivate start-up tone Enhancement SettingsConfirm SIM service actions Activate or deactivate help textTTY options Headset optionsHandsfree options Loopset optionsMusic stand options Security SettingsRestore Factory Settings From the menus, select Settings Restore factory settingsFolder Items Gallery MenuFolders Select Insert text Edit AN ImageTo insert text in the center of the image Select Insert clip-art Select Crop image Portrait size or adjustable sizeEnter text in the text editor and select OK Select Insert frameTake a photo Media MenuSettings Self-timerUse the radio RadioTurn the radio on and off Record a phone call Voice RecorderSave a radio channel Make a recordingFrom the menus, select Media Voice recorder Recordings list Manage recordingsTurn off an alarm setting Alarm ClockSelect an alarm tone Set an alarmMonth view When the alarm soundsCalendar Open the CalendarMake a calendar note Week viewCalendar options Go to a dateAny notes you have for the day appear in a list format View calendar notesOptions while viewing calendar notes Select Options View daySave Received Calendar Notes Send a calendar note to another deviceReceive calendar notes from another device View Received Calendar NotesEdit the exchange rate CalculatorBasic calculations Currency conversionOrganizer Menu Game options Applications MenuGames Launch a gameGame memory Game settingsCollection Game downloads menuYou can download new Java applications in different ways Application optionsDownload applications Application DownloadsPC Suite Browser settingsView memory status for applications Download LinksEnter service settings manually Services MenuSET UP for Browsing Save OTA service settingsSign on to the Mobile Internet Activate service settings for the desired serviceConnect to the service Scroll to the desired service and select ActivateEnter bookmarks manually Examples of Mobile Internet SitesBookmarks Set bookmarks while online Service InboxReceive service messages View a service messageTo close your connection, press the End key twice SET UP AN Automatic ConnectionFile Upload Receive a Call While OnlineOptions While Online Make a Call While OnlineMake AN Emergency Call While Online Security module SecurityCache memory CertificatesSelect Allow to accept cookies or Decline to reject cookies Allow or Reject CookiesCreate a Digital Signature Font size-SelectSmall, Normal, or Large Appearance SettingsYou can determine how pages appear on the phone display Addition to the functions available on the phone, your SIM SIM services MenuGo to menu lets you access specific functions quickly. You Go to MenuNetwork Selection Instant messagingRead message Group invitation Obtain User Name and PasswordLOG Into Service Offline with an alert set Blocked contactReceive and reply to instant messages SET Your AvailabilityInstant Messages Write and send instant messagesChat Sessions Add a new contact to the contact list ContactsRename chat history Delete chat historyUnblock messages from a contact Search for a contactRemove a contact from the contact list Block messages from a contactAdd members to private group chat Private GroupsRelease an alert for a contact Create private chat groupInvitations to group chat Instant Messaging SettingsSet up screen name Save a private group chatSet up presence status and authorization LOG OFF ServiceSet up automatic login Set up contacts orderLogout and end all chat sessions? appears Exit instant messagingLog out of instant messaging From the IM menu, select LogoutConnection ports and other tools Recharge the batteryHardware and enhancements HardwareCut-out covers Data EnhancementsPlace the new back cut-out Data cable DKU-5 Charging and discharging Battery InformationReference information ENHANCEMENTS, BATTERIES, and Chargers Care and MaintenancePacemakers Additional Safety InformationOperating environment Medical devicesHearing AID VehiclesPotentially explosive environments To make an emergency call Emergency CallsCertification Information SAR FCC ID LJPRH-30 and FCC ID LJPRH-31 Technical information Nokia one-year limited warranty Melbourne, FL 128 Copyright Nokia Nokia 3200 User Guide 129 130 Copyright Nokia Cellular Telecommunications Internet Association To all users of mobile phonesWireless Phone Safety Tips Guide to Safe and Responsible Wireless Phone Use133 134 Appendix B What is FDAs role concerning the safety of wireless phones? What are the results of the research done already? What kinds of phones are the subject of this update?138 139 What about children using wireless phones?Where can I find additional information? About 117 Recharge 114 Volume controlNumerics Touch dialingHelp text MailQuick keys KeyguardPersonal SendUnlock the keypad Vibrating alert view Summary after call146 05/03