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You’ll find that your Nokia 3590 mobile phone has many useful features for everyday use, such as a calendar, text messaging and alarm clock. Review this chapter to find out more about:

•How to use this guide

•Wireless network services

•Accessibility solutions

•How to contact Nokia

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User Guide Customer Care Message Center My numberVoicemail number Number Model number Legal Information Fun and games Technical information TroubleshootingYour WAP browser Page Contents Menu ABC mode Predictive text inputMake and answer calls Enter letters and numbers Check call history Advanced calling featuresUse voice features Personalize your phone Manage phone security Communicate with mobile messages Reference information Your WAP browser Your personal digital assistantFun and games Page For your safety WATER-RESISTANCE Qualified ServiceAccessories and Batteries Calling Bold WelcomeGET the Most OUT of this Guide Information in italics Follow graphic clues Look for updatesUnderstand Wireless Network Services Learn about Accessibility Solutions Alternate format user guides LPS-3 Mobile Loopset gives people with LPS-3 Mobile Inductive LoopsetTTY/TDD Adapter HDA-9 What YOU’LL Need Phone type Phone model Accessible featuresContact Nokia Important Do not remove or deface the label Fax Have the phone or accessory handyWestney Rd. South Ajax, Ontario L1S 4N7 Corner Install the SIM CardBefore you begin Replace the back cover Install the BatterySlide the battery until it snaps into place Gold contacts Charger Battery bar Charge the BatteryBattery Notes Disconnect the charger from the phone Remove the Battery Use the headset SET UP Your HeadsetConnect the headset Remove the SIM Card About your phone Keys and Features FrontPower key Earpiece Display Selection andscroll keys Back Switch on Your PhonePress and hold the power key for about 2 seconds Antenna area About the Antenna About the Start Screen For details About Indicators and IconsIndicators Icons Icon Icon What it means Make and answer calls Check the signal strengthScreen shows the strength of the network radio Signal Make a Call Answer a Call Adjust the earpiece volume during a callEND a Call Caller ID Dial any of the ten last-dialed numbers Silence AN Incoming CallRedial the LAST-DIALED Number Press twice Scroll Keys MenuSelection Keys Scroll BAR About Menu Shortcuts List of Menu Shortcuts Call costs Depends on network availability Tone services Appears one level higher for Normal TTY/TDD Keypad tones Alert for Start-up toneAnykey answer Game controls Settings name ServicesFollowing menu items may vary contact your service provider Phone Book Menu VIP Add letters ABC ModeEnter letters and numbers Find the key that has the letter you want to enter Change letter case Enter spaces and punctuationErase mistakes Enter numbers ABC Mode123 Mode Use special characters Press to enter p Predictive Text InputSelect a language and turn on predictive text About 1.5 seconds Write words using predictive textTurn off predictive text For N Spell Add a new word to the dictionaryUse predictive text shortcuts Clear Insert numbers Insert symbolsABC mode Write compound words Enter the name Press OK Use the phone bookQuick Save Save an E-mail address Save a number onlySave a name and number while in a call Press Options ADD Text Entries Edit NamesEdit Numbers Press Details, then press Options Find Names in the Phone Book Phone memory and SIM memory Use scroll keys to find a nameYour PHONE’S Memory Yes Switch between memory typesUp to 3 text Not available Street Address Entries per Name Numbers to another Erase Names and Numbers Check memory statusIf your phone book is full Erase a stored number Erase your entire phone book Check call history Check MISSED, Received or Dialed Calls Choose Options in Call Lists Clear Call Lists USE Call TimersView the Life timer If you have two phone lines Show call timer after call Reset call timers toShow call timer during a call Turn on Summary After Call Check the data counter Manage Call CostsCheck Data Calls All data counters are displayed in bytes B Press Menu 2 8 Call log Gprs connection timer Check the connection timerClear the connection timer Clear the data counter Advanced calling features USE IN-CALL Options Make a new call Switch Between TWO Calls in ProgressPress Menu 4 3 1 Settings Call settings Automatic redial Make AN International Call Activate 1-touch dialing USE 1-TOUCH DialingAssign a number to a 1-touch dialing key Call a 1-touch dial number USE Network Services USE Anykey Answer Scroll to Line 1 or Line 2, then press Select Send your own number in caller IDForward your calls Equipped with caller ID Press Menu 4 5 1 Settings Network services Call forwarding Activate Call Forwarding Check Call Forwarding Status Cancel Call ForwardingSelect a system Take calls Use call waiting Then press Call Make a conference callThird Call Waiting Have a Private Conversation with a Participant Drop a Participant from the Conference Call Service provider for availabilityTransfer a call Save the voice mailbox number Use voice featuresAbout Voice Mail Scroll to Voice mailbox number, then press Select Listen to your voice messages Voice mail indicatorsWork with two phone lines Which line the voice mail message is on Names for different numbers Tips for using voice tagsUSE Voice Dialing Listen to a voice tag Make a call using voice recognitionAdd a voice tag to a phone book entry Saves the voice tag Change a voice tag Erase a voice tag Select a profile Personalize your phoneWhat are PROFILES? Customize a profile Tones on or off Beep once and SilentBeep once, Ascending and Personal Keypad tones Specify a time-out of 10 seconds Seconds or other time Profiles Silent , Meeting , or Outdoor Set a timed profileProfile name Set automatic answer Accessory Profile SettingsSet the default profile Set up the TTY/TDD profile Set up the car profileSet up the loopset profile Deactivate the loopset profile Make a TTY/TDD Call Receive a TTY/TDD Call About Polyphonic Sound MidiDownload Ringing Tones END a TTY/TDD Call Save received ringing tones Notification of received ringing toneListen to received ringing tones Discard received ringing tones Erase the welcome note SET UP the Time and DateADD a Welcome Note Activate Help Text Set the date Set the timeSet the date format Display the clock Add names to a caller group Set automatic update of date and timeUSE Caller Groups Remove names from a caller group Assign group graphic Assign a ringing tone to a caller groupRename a caller group Scroll to Group ringing tone and press Select Change XPRESS-ON Colour Covers Restore Factory SettingsFor the default code, see Security code on View a Received Graphic Remove the back cover Remove the phone from the front cover To replace the front cover Change the keypadReplace the new front cover Top of the front cover Replace the back cover Lock the Keypad Keyguard Press Menu 4 4 2 Settings Phone settings Automatic keyguardManage phone security Automatic keyguard Security PasswordAbout Security Codes Code Change your PIN or PIN2 code PIN CodesSet PIN code request Change the security code PUK CodesSecurity Code Scroll to Change security code and press Select Turn fixed dialing on or off About the restriction passwordUSE Fixed Dialing Add numbers to the fixed dialing list Scroll to one of the following options, then press Select Change your restriction passwordTurn on call restrictions SET UP a Closed User Group Turn closed user group on/off Save your message center number Message SettingsCommunicate with mobile messages Before you can send and receive messages you must Scroll to Message center number, then press Select Set the message modeScroll up to Message settings, then press Select Enter your message center number, then press OK Default recipient Adjust font sizeChoose other message settings Number Send and Receive Text Messages Press Menu 01 1 Messages Write message Send text messagesSend to ONE Enter a message Save messages in the outbox Resend a message from the outbox Read linked messages Read a new text messageRead a new text message later Choose text message options Use detail ReplyYou, I love you too Forward Send an e-mail message Communicate with E-MAILDefine an e-mail sending profile From the Messages Menu E-mail server number box appears From the Phone Book About the chat screen Receive an e-mail messageChat with Other Phone Users You’re reading a received message View chat history Start a chat sessionUse a template Store Messages My folders Archive folderTemplates folder Move a message to a folder Erase all messages in a folder Erase MessagesErase a single message Send and Receive Picture Messages Under Messages Templates Under Messages Pictures Send picture messagesThere are two places you can find pictures You can also save new pictures in the Templates folder Read a new picture message later Attach a picture to a text messageReceive picture messages Choose a picture for a screen saver Save picture messagesSave picture messages with edited text Receive Multimedia Messages MMS Allow Multimedia Reception Define MMS settingsMessage receiving limitations Scroll to Allow multimedia reception, then press Select Block ALL Messages About Connection SettingsView a multimedia message Allow Advertisements Discard a multimedia message Choose multimedia message options 112 USE the Info Message ServiceUSE the Service Command Editor WAP Your WAP browserTechnology background Gprs Press Menu 9 Services Service provider’s roleSET UP for Browsing Sign on to the Mobile Internet Inbox Provider. Notifications may be about new e-mail You find a WAP site quickly ServiceUSE Browser Options Cache Examples of mobile Internet sites General guidelines for using the phone keysNavigate the Mobile Internet Inactive link appears as an underlined word Set a bookmark Security IssuesUSE Bookmarks Set a bookmark while browsing View the List of Authority Certificates About authority certificatesClear the Cache While Browsing Scroll to Authority certificates, then press Select 119 Set up the Gprs connectionShows up in the left upper corner of the screen Receive a call while online Make a call while online Make an emergency call while online View the calendar Your personal digital assistantUSE the Calendar Select a day Enter a Reminder No alarm Silent With toneMake a note Enter a Call Note Enter a Birthday Note USE the Alarm ClockView calendar notes Scroll to View day, then press Select Turn off the alarm clock Set the alarm clockManage the alarm Phone on Receive a business card Share Business CardsSend a business card as a short text message Press Menu 6 Calculator USE the CalculatorAdd, subtract, multiply and divide Enter the first number in the calculation Press Options. Equals is selected Press Select Use the square and square root functionsConvert currency SET the Exchange Rate Game Rules Adjust game settingsFun and games Start a new game Nokia Sugar Bowl Space ImpactBumper USE the Gaming Cover Check available memory Customize Your Phone with Javatm ApplicationsLaunch an application Download an application Choose other application options Reference information BATTERIES, CHARGERS, and AccessoriesYour phone is powered by a rechargeable battery Charging and Discharging Important Safety Information Electronic devices Traffic SafetyOperating environment Pacemakers Potentially explosive atmospheres Other medical devicesVehicles Hearing Aids Aircraft 137 To make an emergency call 138 Certification Information SAR 139 Care and Maintenance 140 FEW Practical Rules for Accessory Operation AccessoriesBattery Information Dispose of as household waste Standby and Talk Times Chargers and Other AccessoriesCharging Times Charging Times on 143 Standard Travel Charger ACP-7URapid Travel Charger ACP-8U Compact Desktop Charging Stand DCV-10 Travel Charger ACP-12URapid Cigarette Lighter Charger LCH-9 144 145 Battery Charging Stand DDC-1Headset Kit HDC-5 146 Headset Kit HDE-2Mobile Holder MBC-6 See Set up your headset on page 13 for more details Boom Headset HDB-5 Full Car Kit CARK-134 Technical information GSM Troubleshooting Exceptions Nokia One-Year Limited WarrantyThis warranty is subject to the following exceptions To acts of God 151 Extension of Warranty Period Fuses are not covered by the warrantyClaim Procedure 153 Index Block reception Receive multimedia message 110 alarm clockDelay time 154 End the active call Calendar Make a note 122, 124 call forwarding Call timers Call waiting 28, 60 caller groupCheck volume 18 clock Hour 155 Mail Erase Icons Make and answer calls 13 set upReceive a call while online 120 graphics Keypad Avoid accidental keypresses 84 lock Messages Launch application 131 MMS Mobile Internet Phone Check signalErase names and numbers 45 features 160 How to enterSelection keys Service command editor 112 settings Track Online usage Time Receive network update 78 time formatSpeed-dial Standard Travel Charger 143 start screen Connection between phone and TTY Device WAP WAP browser Use phone keys 162 Adjust Write messages Check level on screenDecrease Earpiece Increase Keypad tones 163 164 165 166

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