About Indicators and Icons, Icon What it means | Nokia 3595 instruction

About your phone

• ABOUT INDICATORS AND ICONS

On your phone, you have two types of identifiers: indicators and icons.

Indicators

Indicators show the status of the phone. The phone uses three types of indicators:

Signal	Battery
Strength	Strength
Indicator	Indicator

•The signal strength indicator shows the strength of the signal to your phone.

•The battery strength indicator shows how much power is left in your phone’s battery.

•The volume indicator shows the earpiece volume level. See “Adjust the earpiece volume during a call” on page 24 for details.

•The audible signal and battery indicator: indicates by a series of beeps that either the signal or battery strength is running low on your phone. You need to set up this feature on your phone through the voice command function

before it will operate. See “Use voice commands” on page 64 for more information.

Icons

Icons are graphical representations of a specific item or situation. The following table shows examples and tells you what each icon means.

Icon	What it means

Line 1 is selected for outgoing calls.

Line 2 is selected for outgoing calls.

You have an active call.

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Contents

Information Numbers Where to find? Nokia User Guide Legal Information Contents Menu Personalize your phone 131 134 For your safety WATER-RESISTANCE Backup CopiesConnecting to Other Devices Calling Nokia 3595 User Guide Display screen Scroll up key Talk key Scroll down key Power key EarpieceNokia 3595 phone at a glance End key Number keys Star key Understand the terms Welcome and quick guideGET the Most OUT of this Guide Scroll down key Clue What it means Look for updatesFollow graphic clues Bold GET Started with the Quick Guide 10-1 Menu ShortcutsPress Menu followed by the menu numbers 10-2 Accessible features Understand Wireless Network ServicesLearn about Accessibility Solutions Access alternate formats What YOU will Need LPS-3 Mobile Inductive LoopsetTTY/TDD Adapter HDA-9 Phone type Phone model Shared MemoryContact Nokia Newsletters Have the phone or accessory availableRegister Your Phone Install the SIM Card Before you begin Install the Battery Replace the back cover Disconnect the charger from the phone Charge the BatteryBattery Notes Connect the headset Remove the BatterySET UP Your Headset Use the headset Remove the SIM Card Back cover Switch on Your PhoneAbout your phone Antenna area Not touching About the AntennaAbout the Start Screen Indicator About Indicators and IconsIndicators Icons Incoming voice calls are being forwarded to another number Icon What it means Make a Call Check the signal strengthMake and answer calls Use the keypad Answer a Call Adjust the earpiece volume during a callEND a Call Caller ID Dial any of the twenty last-dialed numbers Silence AN Incoming CallRedial the LAST-DIALED Number About Menu Shortcuts MenuScroll BAR List of Menu Shortcuts Menu Nokia 3595 User Guide Phone settings 1 Language Accessory settings 1 Headset Game downlds. depends on network availability Services SIM services These options may be available, depending on your SIM card Contact List MenuPress Contacts Add letters ABC ModeEnter letters and numbers Key Characters Change letter case Enter spaces and punctuationDelete mistakes Enter numbers Select a language and turn on predictive text 123 ModePredictive Text Input Press Menu 01-1-1 Messages Text messages Create message Add a new word to the dictionary Write words using predictive textTurn off predictive text For N For o For k Insert numbers Insert symbolsUse predictive text shortcuts Write compound words Save a number only Use the contact listSave NAMES, NUMBERS, and E-MAIL Addresses Quick Save Enter the phone number Press and hold Options Edit Names Save a name and number while in a callSave an e-mail address Find Contact Names in the Contact List Edit NumbersADD Text Entries Use scroll keys to find a name Phone memory and SIM memory Phone featurePhone Memory SIM memory Contact list is full Switch between memory typesCheck contact list memory status Delete Contact Names and Numbers Cannot be undone Delete entire contact list contentDelete a stored name Check call history Check MISSED, RECEIVED, or Dialed Calls Press Menu 2-4 Call log Delete recent call lists Choose Options in Call ListsClear Call Lists Choice What it does Reset call timers to zero USE Call TimersView the life timer Two phone lines USE the Message Counter Show call timer during a callShow call timer after call Turn on Summary After Call Send e-mail MessageDetails Delete Check the data counter Manage Call CostsCheck Data Calls Clear the data counter Press Menu 2-8 Call log Gprs connection timer Check the connection timerClear the connection timer Time is displayed in hhmmss format During a call, press Options to see the in-call menu Advanced calling featuresUSE 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 USE 1-TOUCH Dialing USE Network Services USE Anykey Answer Activate Call Forwarding Press Menu 4-6-1 Settings Network services Call forwardingForward your calls Select a system Cancel Call ForwardingACTIVATE/CANCEL Call Waiting Use call waiting Answer a Waiting Call Switch Between CallsConfirm Call Waiting Status Reject a Waiting Call Drop a Participant from the Conference Call Make a conference callTalk Privately with a Participant While in a conference call, press Options Transfer 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 USE Voice Dialing Add a voice tag to a contact list entry Using voice tagsMake a call using voice recognition Listen to a voice tag Audible signal bar Audible battery bar USE Voice CommandsAdd a voice tag for a command Change a voice tag Change Voice Command Tags Work with an existing voice command tagPlay Back Voice Command Tags Delete Voice Command Tags Audible Alert One Beep Two Beeps Set up audible alertsAudible Alerts Select a profile Personalize your phoneProfiles Customize a profile Tone Vibrating alertMessage alert tone Keypad tones Press Menu 4-7 Settings Accessory settings Accessory SettingsSet the default profile Set a timed profile SET UP Lights Set up the car profileSET UP Automatic Answer Press Menu 4-7-2 Settings Accessory settings Handsfree Press Menu 4-7-3 Settings Accessory settings Loopset Set up the loopset profileSet up the TTY/TDD profile Make a TTY/TDD Call Notification of received ringing tone Polyphonic Sound MidiDownload Ringing Tones Receive a TTY/TDD Call Discard received ringing tones Listen to received ringing tonesSave received ringing tones Choose the Display Language Activate Help Text SET UP the Time and DateDelete a welcome note Select the time format Set the date format Press Menu 4-2-2 Settings Time and date settings DateDisplay the clock Set the date Use memory status Set automatic update of date and timeUSE the Gallery Press Back Press Menu 5 Gallery Open the GalleryView a Folder Rename a Folder ADD a FolderDelete a Folder Folder deleted appears Screen saver Press Menu 4-5-1 Settings Display settings WallpaperColor schemes Select Wallpaper USE Caller Groups Screen Saver TimeoutDisplay brightness Add contacts to a caller group Assign group graphic Assign a ringing tone to a caller groupRename a caller group View a Received Graphic Remove the back cover Restore Factory SettingsChange XPRESS-ON Color Covers Remove the phone from the front cover Change the keypad Replace the new front cover Lock the Keypad Keyguard Press Menu 4-4-2 Settings Phone settings Automatic keyguardManage phone security Automatic Keyguard About Security Codes PIN Codes PUK Codes Set PIN code requestChange your PIN or PIN2 code Change the security code Press Menu 4-7-3 Settings Security settings Fixed dialingSecurity Code USE Fixed Dialing Add numbers to the fixed dialing list About the restriction passwordContact your service provider for the restriction password Restrict Calls Turn closed user group on/off Change your restriction passwordSET UP a Closed User Group Save your message center number Message SettingsCommunicate with mobile Messages Scroll to Message center number, then press Select Set the message mode Adjust font size Choose other message settings Enter a message Send and Receive Text MessagesSend text messages Resend a message from sent items Send messages to multiple recipientsSave messages in sent items Read a new text message Choose text message options Read a new text message laterRead linked messages Reply Communicate with E-MAIL From the Messages Menu Define an e-mail sending profileSend an e-mail message Press Menu 01-1-3 Messages Text messages Create e-mail Save a message to a folder Receive an e-mail messageStore Messages From the Contact List My folders Delete a single message Move a message to a folderDelete Messages Delete all messages in a folder Press Menu 01-1-6 Messages Text messages Templates Send and Receive Picture MessagesSend picture messages Read a new picture message later Attach a picture to a text messageReceive picture messages Save picture messages Receive Multimedia Messages MMS Define MMS settingsSave picture messages with edited text Message receiving limitations Allow Advertisements Allow Multimedia ReceptionBlock ALL Messages Block Advertisements Discard a multimedia message About Connection SettingsView a multimedia message Choose multimedia message options Provider USE the Info Message ServiceUSE the Service Command Editor WAP Your WAP browserTechnology background Gprs You use the Services menu to connect to the mobile Internet Service provider’s roleSET UP for Browsing Press Menu 11 Services Navigate the Mobile Internet General guidelines for using the phone keysUSE Browser Options Examples of mobile Internet sites Active link appears as a highlighted word Set a bookmark while browsing USE BookmarksSet a bookmark Disconnect from the Mobile Internet About authority certificates Security IssuesClear the cache memory Clear the Cache While Browsing Gprs Set up the Gprs connection 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 Birthday Note Enter a ReminderEnter a Call Note View calendar notes Enter a Meeting Note Manage the alarm USE the Alarm ClockSet the alarm clock Turn off the alarm clock Receive a business card Share Business CardsSend a business card as a short text message Press Menu 9-1 Extras Calculator USE the CalculatorAdd, subtract, multiply and divide Make a TO-DO List Use the square and square root functionsConvert currency SET the Exchange Rate USE the Stopwatch Add a to-do noteUse predictive text for quick note entry Measure time Measure split time Stop the Split TimerStop the LAP Timer Measure lap time Delete ALL Times View timesDelete times Delete Times ONE by ONE Before you begin Choose other stopwatch optionsSynchronize Your Contacts and Calender Choice Function Press Menu 10-1-2 Connectivity Synchronize Settings Automatic configurationActive Internet SYNC. Settings CUSTOM. Active Internet Sync Press OK to return to the start screen Start the synchronization processPress Yes and the synchronization begins Game Rules Adjust game settingsFun and games Start a new game Bowling Game controlAIR Glide Backgammon Press Menu 7-2 Games Game downlds. and press Select Delete gamesGame downloads Download an application Launch an applicationCheck available memory Press Menu 8-1 Applications Select app Open Web accessChoose other application options Choices include Ask first , Allowed , and Not allowed Charging and discharging BATTERIES, CHARGERS, and AccessoriesReference information Remember road safety always comes first Important Safety InformationTraffic safety Pacemakers Operating environmentElectronic devices Hearing Aids Potentially explosive atmospheres Other medical devicesVehicles Posted Facilities 140 Copyright 2003 Nokia To make an emergency call Certification Information SAR Nokia 3595 User Guide 143 Care and Maintenance FEW Practical Rules for Accessory Operation AccessoriesBattery Information Charging times Standby and talk times Chargers and Other AccessoriesBattery option Talk time Standby time Travel Charger ACP-12 Standard Travel Charger ACP-7Rapid Travel Charger ACP-8 Compact Desktop Charging Stand DCV-10 Mobile Charger LCH-9Mobile Charger LCH-12 Battery Charging Stand DDC-1 Headset Kit HDC-5 Boom Headset HDB-5 See Set up your headset on page 16 for more detailsHeadset Kit HDE-2 Retractable Headset Kit HDC-10 Express Car Kit CARK-125 Full Car Kit CARK-134 There is no optional privacy handset for the Full Car Kit Technical information GSM Answering calls TroubleshootingProblem Possible cause Possible solution Messages Nokia One-Year Limited Warranty Melbourne, FL Nokia 3595 User Guide 157 158 Copyright 2003 Nokia Nokia 3595 User Guide 159 160 Copyright 2003 Nokia Appendix a Message from the Ctia Guide to Safe and Responsible Wireless Phone Use Wireless Phone Safety Tips Nokia 3595 User Guide 163 164 Copyright 2003 Nokia Food and Drug Administration To all users of mobile phones Appendix B Message from the FDA What is FDAs role concerning the safety of wireless phones? What kinds of phones are the subject of this update? What are the results of the research done already? 168 Copyright 2003 Nokia What about children using wireless phones? Where can I find additional information? Launch, open 134 audible alerts IndexNumerics Find names 41 make a call 23 menu 33 options Use bookmarks 113 browser options 111 business cardsIcon 22 caller groups Gprs Receive a call while online Available for names in contact Default memory for contact listLoopset 10 profile Check text messages 96 check voice mail Message center number 92 message modeClear the cache 114 security issues 114 sign off PIN code Play Midi tone Polyphonic sound Power button Reading 96 resending Set up 92 use GprsWireless Internet usage 50 troubleshooting End a call 73 make a call 72 receive a call User guide conventions Voice commands 64 voice dialing Earpiece 20 increase 24 keypad tones