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77 Rotating 79

Viewing image details 79 Zooming 78

Indicators 20

Data connections 21

Info service 113

Infrared 161

Installing software 148

Internet access points (IAP)

See Access points

Internet service provider, glossary expla- nation

IP address, glossary explanation 52 ISDN, glossary explanation 52

ISP

See Internet service provider

J

JAD and JAR files 148

Java

See Applications.

JPEG, glossary explanation 73

L

Language

for writing 44 Limit for call costs 37 Lock code 55

Log

Erasing contents 39

Filtering 39

Recent calls 35

Settings 39

Loopset

Activating 61

Loudspeaker

Activating 26

Turning off 27

M

Mailbox 107

Disconnecting 110

Making calls 29, 29

Memory card 40

Camera 76

Consumption 42

Format 42

Password 42

Restore 42

Video clips 40

Video player 84

Memory low

Troubleshooting 178

Viewing memory consumption 42, 149

Menu 22 Menu key 22

Rearranging the main Menu 23

Messaging

Delivery reports 88 General settings 119 Inbox 101

Main view 87

Messages on the SIM card 113 Multimedia messages 96

My folders 106 Outbox 112 Picture messages 96

Saving picture message graphics 82

Settings 114 Short messages Writing e-mail 100 Writing text 90

Missed calls 35

Modem

Using your phone as a modem 163

Multimedia messages 96

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Contents

Nokia User Guide Legal Information ESN My numberVoice mail number Page Contents Create and send new messages 94 Inbox receive messages Messaging Applications Java Manager install applications and softwareBluetooth connection 190 Consumer Update on Wireless Phones Dont use a hand-held phone while driving For your safetyWireless devices can cause interference in aircraft Your phone is not water-resistant. Keep it dry Remember to make backup copies of all important data Network Services Page Newsletters Insert the SIM card and load the batteryGeneral information Register Your Phone Secure it in its place Load the battery 5 Align the goldenConnectors on the phone, and push Find the SIM card slot 3. Place Press and hold the power key Charge the batterySwitch the phone on or off Key in the security code displayed as ***** and press OK First SettingsIf the phone requests a PIN code If the phone requests a security code Copy names and numbers from a SIM card to the phone memory Use the Scroll keyMake a call Keyguard Shortcuts in standby mode Other shortcuts Standby modeWhen available and a Shortcuts in editors Shows the current shortcuts assigned for the selection Keys Indicators Related to Actions Data Connection Indicators Options → Exit Using the scroll key to moveMenu Options in the Menu are Online help Switch between applicationsRearrange the Menu Options Lists Actions Common to ALL Applications Navigation BAR Moving Horizontally Search for items Built-in loudspeaker Volume ControlWhen the correct item is found, press to open it Voice volume icons For earpiece mode For loudspeaker mode Turn OFF the Loudspeaker Headset modeShared memory Page To open the Contacts directory, go to Make a call using the Contacts directoryYour phone Make a Call Change the Voice Mailbox Number Call your voice mailboxTouch dialing Make a conference call To have a private conversation with one of the participants Make a call to the first participantTo add a new person to the call, repeat and then select Options→ Conference→ Add to conference Answer a Call Call waiting network service To send the tone, press OK Options during a callPress OK Go to Menu→ Tools→ Call forward Settings for call forwarding Delete, Clear list, Add to Contacts, Help, and Exit LOG Call LOG and General LOGRecent calls log Go to Menu→ Log→ Recent calls Erasing recent call lists Call durationMissed calls and received calls Dialed numbers Cost shown as charging units or currency Call costs network serviceCall Costs Limit SET by a Service Provider Go to Log→ Call costs SET a Call Cost Limit for Yourself Select Options → Settings → Call cost limit → OnGprs data counter View the general log Filter the log Erase the contents of the logPacket data counter and connection timer Go to Menu→ SIM SIM FolderMemory Card Insert the memory card Format the memory card Back up and restore informationMemory card password SET UP, CHANGE, or Remove Your Password Go to Menu→ Tools→ Settings SettingsChange General Settings Press Special characters that are available when you press KeysSelect Writing language To deactivate the screen saver press any key Call SettingsDisplay Shortcut point to a function, for example, New message Summary after call Line in use network serviceSend my caller ID Automatic redial Mode Connection SettingsGeneral information about data connections Access points Voice message indicators GSM Data Calls Minimum settings needed to make a data callPacket Data General Packet Radio SERVICE, Gprs Pricing for packet data and applications Create an access pointMinimum settings needed to make a packet data connection Delete an access point Edit an access point Authentication Normal / Secure Address of the multimedia messaging center Session mode Permanent / TemporaryOptions→ Advanced settings Login script Insert the login script Use login script The options are Yes / No Data call Go to Settings→ Connection settings→ GprsGo to Settings→ Connection settings→ Data call Gprs Phone and SIM Date and TimeSecurity Page Digital certificates are needed if you Certif. managementOptions in the Fixed dialing view are Options in the certificate management main view are Viewing certificate details checking authenticity Change the trust settings of an authority certificate Call Restriction Network Service Cell info display Accessory SettingsNetwork Network selection Indicators shown in standby mode Page Go to Menu → Contacts ContactsCreate Contact Cards Copy Contacts Between the SIM Card and Phone Memory Select Options→ Copy to SIM direct Options when editing a contact card areEdit Contact Cards Delete contact cards Insert a picture to a contact card Options When Viewing a Contact CardOptions when viewing a contact card, some are Add and remove contact card fields ADD a Voice TAG to a Phone Number Assign default numbers and addressesVoice dialing Make a Call by Saying a Voice TAG Text Press Start, then speak after tone is displayed REPLAY, ERASE, or Change a Voice TAG Assign 1-touch dialing keys Contacts directory, scroll to the card you want to send Add a ringing tone for a contact card or groupSend contact information Select Options→ New group Manage Contact GroupsCreate contact groups Add members to a group Remove members from a group Page Take Pictures Camera and Images After the image has been saved SettingsTo take a picture, press Standard, Portrait, and Night modes Camera Mode Affects Image Size and OrientationStandard when you want to take normal landscape pictures Images and Memory Consumption Go to Menu→ Images Images Store PicturesView images Taken with the camera Full screen ZoomingPress Back to return to the initial view Keyboard Shortcuts Arrange images and foldersMoving the focus Rotating Send new messages on Send images Settings for Sending Images to Club Nokia Photo Zone Viewing Pictures Picture messages folder Go to Menu→ Video Volume controlVideo player Video Clips Store your videos Send video clips Select Save screen shot Change the settingsMemory card, or PC Connect via Infrared or Bluetooth Save a still image from a videoPage Go to Menu→ Messaging Messaging Messaging General Information Scroll to it and press Open a received messageAdd a recipient to a message Writing text Sending optionsWrite Text Use traditional text input Use predictive text input Three times To switch between upper and lower case, press Press and select Insert symbol Tips on Using Predictive Text Input Turn off predictive text Insert number, Insert symbol,Editing options Write compound words You can start to create a message in two ways Create and Send NEW MessagesWrite and send short messages Send Smart Messages To send the message, select Options→ Send or press To send a picture message Multimedia messagesCreate and Send Picture Messages Picture msgs. folder in Images Settings Needed for Multimedia Messaging Has been added, SET UP the Messaging StoreCreate Multimedia Messages Navigation bar Remove AN Object from a Multimedia Message Preview a Multimedia MessageTo see what the multimedia message will look Like, select Options→ Preview message Select New message→ Create→ E-mail. The editor opens Settings Needed for E-MAILMail Write and Send E-MAIL Messages 101 Inbox Receive MessagesAttachment View ADD and Remove Attachments Messages in Inbox, the icon changes to 102 View messages in InboxOptions in different message viewers Save picture saves the picture to Images→ Picture msgs To open a file, scroll to it and press View multimedia messages in InboxYou can recognize multimedia messages by their icon Multimedia Message Objects 104 Receive smart messagesSounds in a Multimedia Message 105 WAP service messagesMove to folder, Message details, Help, and Exit 106 Viewing WAP Service Messages in InboxViewing WAP Service Messages in the WAP Browser MY Folders 107 Remote MailboxOpen the mailbox Templates folder 108 View E-MAIL Messages When OnlineView E-MAIL Messages When Offline Retrieve e-mail messages from the mailbox 109 Copy E-MAIL Messages to Another Folder Retrieve attachments to the phone Open e-mail messagesDisconnect from mailbox View e-mail attachments 111 Delete e-mail messagesOpen an attachment Save Attachments Separately Defer sending Undelete E-MAIL Messages When OfflineOutbox Status of the messages in Outbox Flagged topic have arrived Cell Broadcast Network ServiceView Messages on a SIM Card Select Options→ Copy. a list of folders opens Messaging main view, select Options→ Service command Service Command EditorMessaging Settings Settings for short messages 115 Settings for multimedia messagesADD a NEW Short Message Center Open Message centers and select Options→ New msg. center 116 Multimedia reception SelectOn receiving msg. Select Open Mailbox in use to select which mailbox you want to use Settings for e-mailGo to Messaging and select Options→ Settings→ E-mail Settings for Mailboxes 118 119 Settings for WAP service messagesSettings for Cell broadcast Settings for the Sent folder Instant Messaging Get your Screen Name and passwordSign On to your Instant Messaging service Go to Menu→ Settings→ Open 121 ConversationsFriends Chat Exit 122 Go to Menu→ Profiles ProfilesChange the Profile Customize Profiles 124 125 FavoritesADD Shortcuts Go to Menu→ Favorites 126 File it is referring to Go to Menu→ Calendar Calendar and To-doCreate Calendar Entries Edit calendar entries 128 Delete calendar entriesCalendar entry fields Start time, End time, Start date, and End date Month View Calendar views Options in the different calendar views are Open, New entry SET Calendar AlarmsSettings for Calendar Views Week View Go to Menu→ To-do Stop a calendar alarmSend Calendar Entries TO-DO 132 High Low No iconStatus icons Task completed Not completed Options→ Last result ExtrasCalculator Go to Menu → Extras→ Calculator You start to play the tone To adjust the tempo, select Options→ Tempo. To increase orComposer Go to Menu→ Extras→ Composer 135 ConverterGo to Menu→ Extras → Converter 136 Convert unitsSet a base currency and exchange rates Clock Change clock settingsSet an alarm Turn OFF the Alarm 138 RecorderGo to Menu→ Extras→ Recorder 139 Services InternetBasic Steps for Accessing Go to Menu→ Services or press and hold in standby mode Make a connection SET UP the Phone for the Mobile BrowserReceive settings in a smart message Key in the settings manually 141 Connection securityView Bookmarks 142 Add bookmarks manuallySend bookmarks View saved pages 143 Keys and Commands Used in BrowsingBrowse the web pages Save Bookmarks Page, select Options→ Service optionsView NEW Service Messages While Browsing END a Connection Save receipt save details of a digitally signed document Browser SettingsEmpty the cache Downloading 146 Check Content and then DownloadDownloading Directly from the WEB Digital Rights 147 Manager Install Applications and SoftwareTools Go to Menu→ Tools→ Manager 148 Install software 149 Remove softwareView memory consumption To open the memory view select Options→ Memory details 150 Applications JavaGo to Menu→ Tools→ Applications Application Install a Java applicationFile, and press to start the installation Kilobytes 152 Uninstall a Java ApplicationOpen a Java Application 153 Java application settings 154 155 Bluetooth ConnectionGo to Menu → Connectivity→ Bluetooth Connectivity 156 Activate the Bluetooth application for the first timeBluetooth settings 157 Send data via BluetoothPairing if not required by the other device, see step 158 Pair with a Device Check the status of the Bluetooth connectionPaired devices view Computer Phone Other Unknown 160 Cancel PairingWant to cancel and press Assign Short Names for Paired Devices SET a Device to be Authorized or Unauthorized Receive data via BluetoothDisconnect Bluetooth Infrared Connection 162 Send and receive data via infraredUser of the receiving device activates the infrared port Checking the status of the infrared connection 163 Connect Your Phone to a ComputerUse the CD-ROM 164 165 Your phone is powered by a rechargeable batteryReference information 166 USE Proper Care and Maintenance Electronic devices Traffic SafetyRemember road safety always comes first Operating environment Hearing Aids Other medical devicesVehicles Pacemakers 169 Posted facilitiesPotentially explosive atmospheres 170 Emergency calls 171 Certification information SARPhones with EOTD/E911 172 173 174 USE Accessories SafelyAccessories Add accessory information for your phone here Glossary SMS Technical Information 178 TroubleshootingMemory low Different ways to store data Frequently Asked Questions FAQPhone settings→ Display→ Contrast Why do images look smudgy? 180 Bluetooth Why can’t I end a Bluetooth connection?Why can’t I find my friend’s Bluetooth enabled device 181 Messaging Why can’t I select a contact? 182 Calendar Why are the week numbers are missing?Log Why does the log appears empty? WAP 183 184 Nokia ONE-YEAR Limited Warranty 185 186 Melbourne, FL 187 188 189 To all users of mobile phonesAppendix a Message from the Ctia 190 Guide to Safe and Responsible Wireless Phone Use 191 192 193 Appendix B Message from the FDA 194 What is FDAs role concerning the safety of wireless phones? 195 What kinds of phones are the subject of this update? 196 197 What about children using wireless phones? 198 Appendix B Message from the FDA 199 200 Index 201 202 203 204 205 206