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Operating environment 167 Potentially explosive atmo-

spheres 169 Traffic safety 167 Vehicles 169

Screen saver

Settings 45, 45

Search field 25

Security

Access codes 55

Security certificates 57

Settings 55

Sending

Calendar entries 131

Contact cards, Business cards 69 Data via Bluetooth 157

Data via infrared 162 Video clips 84

Service command editor 114

Service provider for data connections, glossary explanation

Settings 43 Access codes 55 Accessories 60 Applications (Java™) 153 Bluetooth 156 Calendar 130

Call barring 59 Call diverting 34 Certificates 57 Clock 137 Connection 47 Date and time 55 Device settings 43 Display 45 E-mail 117 Fixed dialling 56

General settings for Messaging

119

Info service 119

Lock code 55

Log 39

Messaging 114

PIN code 55

Security 55

Short messages 114

Sounds 123

Video player 85

WAP service messages 119

Short message service centre

Adding new 115

Short messages 94

Writing and sending

Shortcuts

in Favourites 125

in Images 79

SIM card

Copying names and numbers 63 Messages 113

Names and numbers 40 Viewing messages on SIM 40

SIS file 147

Smart messages

Receiving 104

Sending 95

Snooze 138

Software

Installing 148

Removing 149

Transferring a .SIS file to your phone 148

Sounds 123

Removing a personal ringing tone 69

Speed dialling 68

Making calls 30

Standby mode 19

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Nokia User Guide Legal Information Voice mail number My numberESN Page Contents Create and send new messages 94 Inbox receive messages MessagingBluetooth connection Manager install applications and softwareApplications Java 190 Consumer Update on Wireless Phones Wireless devices can cause interference in aircraft For your safetyDont use a hand-held phone while driving Your phone is not water-resistant. Keep it dry Remember to make backup copies of all important dataNetwork Services Page General information Insert the SIM card and load the batteryRegister Your Phone NewslettersConnectors on the phone, and push Load the battery 5 Align the goldenFind the SIM card slot 3. Place Secure it in its placeSwitch the phone on or off Charge the batteryPress and hold the power key If the phone requests a PIN code First SettingsIf the phone requests a security code Key in the security code displayed as ***** and press OKMake a call Use the Scroll keyCopy names and numbers from a SIM card to the phone memory Keyguard Shortcuts in standby modeWhen available and a Standby modeShortcuts in editors Other shortcutsShows the current shortcuts assigned for the selection Keys Indicators Related to ActionsData Connection Indicators Menu Using the scroll key to moveOptions in the Menu are Options → ExitRearrange the Menu Switch between applicationsOptions Lists Online helpActions Common to ALL Applications Navigation BAR Moving HorizontallySearch for items When the correct item is found, press to open it Volume ControlVoice volume icons For earpiece mode For loudspeaker mode Built-in loudspeakerShared memory Headset modeTurn OFF the Loudspeaker Page Your phone Make a call using the Contacts directoryMake a Call To open the Contacts directory, go toTouch dialing Call your voice mailboxMake a conference call Change the Voice Mailbox NumberTo add a new person to the call, repeat and then select Make a call to the first participantOptions→ Conference→ Add to conference To have a private conversation with one of the participantsAnswer a Call Call waiting network servicePress OK Options during a callTo send the tone, press OK Go to Menu→ Tools→ Call forward Settings for call forwardingRecent calls log LOG Call LOG and General LOGGo to Menu→ Log→ Recent calls Delete, Clear list, Add to Contacts, Help, and ExitMissed calls and received calls Call durationDialed numbers Erasing recent call listsCall Costs Limit SET by a Service Provider Call costs network serviceGo to Log→ Call costs Cost shown as charging units or currencyGprs data counter Select Options → Settings → Call cost limit → OnView the general log SET a Call Cost Limit for YourselfPacket data counter and connection timer Erase the contents of the logFilter the log Memory Card SIM FolderGo to Menu→ SIM Insert the memory card Memory card password Back up and restore informationSET UP, CHANGE, or Remove Your Password Format the memory cardChange General Settings SettingsGo to Menu→ Tools→ Settings Select Writing language Special characters that are available when you press KeysPress Display Call SettingsShortcut point to a function, for example, New message To deactivate the screen saver press any keySend my caller ID Line in use network serviceAutomatic redial Summary after callGeneral information about data connections Access points Connection SettingsVoice message indicators ModePacket Data General Packet Radio SERVICE, Gprs Minimum settings needed to make a data callGSM Data Calls Minimum settings needed to make a packet data connection Create an access pointPricing for packet data and applications Delete an access point Edit an access pointAuthentication Normal / Secure Options→ Advanced settings Session mode Permanent / TemporaryAddress of the multimedia messaging center Login script Insert the login script Use login script The options are Yes / NoGo to Settings→ Connection settings→ Data call Go to Settings→ Connection settings→ GprsGprs Data callSecurity Date and TimePhone and SIM Page Options in the Fixed dialing view are Certif. managementOptions in the certificate management main view are Digital certificates are needed if youViewing certificate details checking authenticity Change the trust settings of an authority certificate Call Restriction Network ServiceNetwork Accessory SettingsNetwork selection Cell info displayIndicators shown in standby mode Page Create Contact Cards ContactsCopy Contacts Between the SIM Card and Phone Memory Go to Menu → ContactsEdit Contact Cards Options when editing a contact card areDelete contact cards Select Options→ Copy to SIM directOptions when viewing a contact card, some are Options When Viewing a Contact CardAdd and remove contact card fields Insert a picture to a contact cardVoice dialing Assign default numbers and addressesADD a Voice TAG to a Phone Number Make a Call by Saying a Voice TAG Text Press Start, then speak after tone is displayedREPLAY, ERASE, or Change a Voice TAG Assign 1-touch dialing keysSend contact information Add a ringing tone for a contact card or groupContacts directory, scroll to the card you want to send Create contact groups Manage Contact GroupsAdd members to a group Select Options→ New groupRemove members from a group Page Take Pictures Camera and ImagesTo take a picture, press SettingsAfter the image has been saved Standard when you want to take normal landscape pictures Camera Mode Affects Image Size and OrientationStandard, Portrait, and Night modes Images and Memory Consumption View images Images Store PicturesTaken with the camera Go to Menu→ ImagesPress Back to return to the initial view ZoomingFull screen Moving the focus Arrange images and foldersRotating Keyboard ShortcutsSend new messages on Send imagesSettings for Sending Images to Club Nokia Photo Zone Viewing Pictures Picture messages folderVideo player Volume controlVideo Clips Go to Menu→ VideoStore your videos Send video clipsMemory card, or PC Connect via Infrared or Bluetooth Change the settingsSave a still image from a video Select Save screen shotPage Go to Menu→ Messaging MessagingMessaging General Information Add a recipient to a message Open a received messageScroll to it and press Write Text Sending optionsUse traditional text input Writing textUse predictive text input Three times To switch between upper and lower case, pressPress and select Insert symbol Tips on Using Predictive Text InputEditing options Insert number, Insert symbol,Write compound words Turn off predictive textWrite and send short messages Create and Send NEW MessagesYou can start to create a message in two ways Send Smart Messages To send the message, select Options→ Send or pressCreate and Send Picture Messages Multimedia messagesPicture msgs. folder in Images To send a picture messageSettings Needed for Multimedia Messaging Create Multimedia Messages SET UP the Messaging StoreNavigation bar Has been added,To see what the multimedia message will look Preview a Multimedia MessageLike, select Options→ Preview message Remove AN Object from a Multimedia MessageMail Settings Needed for E-MAILWrite and Send E-MAIL Messages Select New message→ Create→ E-mail. The editor opensAttachment View ADD and Remove Attachments Inbox Receive MessagesMessages in Inbox, the icon changes to 101Options in different message viewers View messages in InboxSave picture saves the picture to Images→ Picture msgs 102You can recognize multimedia messages by their icon View multimedia messages in InboxMultimedia Message Objects To open a file, scroll to it and pressSounds in a Multimedia Message Receive smart messages104 Move to folder, Message details, Help, and Exit WAP service messages105 Viewing WAP Service Messages in the WAP Browser Viewing WAP Service Messages in InboxMY Folders 106Open the mailbox Remote MailboxTemplates folder 107View E-MAIL Messages When Offline View E-MAIL Messages When OnlineRetrieve e-mail messages from the mailbox 108109 Copy E-MAIL Messages to Another FolderDisconnect from mailbox Open e-mail messagesView e-mail attachments Retrieve attachments to the phoneOpen an attachment Delete e-mail messagesSave Attachments Separately 111Outbox Undelete E-MAIL Messages When OfflineStatus of the messages in Outbox Defer sendingView Messages on a SIM Card Cell Broadcast Network ServiceSelect Options→ Copy. a list of folders opens Flagged topic have arrivedMessaging Settings Service Command EditorSettings for short messages Messaging main view, select Options→ Service commandADD a NEW Short Message Center Settings for multimedia messagesOpen Message centers and select Options→ New msg. center 115On receiving msg. Select Multimedia reception Select116 Go to Messaging and select Options→ Settings→ E-mail Settings for e-mailSettings for Mailboxes Open Mailbox in use to select which mailbox you want to use118 Settings for Cell broadcast Settings for WAP service messagesSettings for the Sent folder 119Sign On to your Instant Messaging service Get your Screen Name and passwordGo to Menu→ Settings→ Open Instant MessagingFriends Chat ConversationsExit 121122 Change the Profile ProfilesCustomize Profiles Go to Menu→ Profiles124 ADD Shortcuts FavoritesGo to Menu→ Favorites 125126 File it is referring toCreate Calendar Entries Calendar and To-doEdit calendar entries Go to Menu→ CalendarCalendar entry fields Delete calendar entriesStart time, End time, Start date, and End date 128Month View Calendar viewsSettings for Calendar Views SET Calendar AlarmsWeek View Options in the different calendar views are Open, New entrySend Calendar Entries Stop a calendar alarmTO-DO Go to Menu→ To-doStatus icons High Low No iconTask completed Not completed 132Calculator ExtrasGo to Menu → Extras→ Calculator Options→ Last resultComposer To adjust the tempo, select Options→ Tempo. To increase orGo to Menu→ Extras→ Composer You start to play the toneGo to Menu→ Extras → Converter Converter135 Set a base currency and exchange rates Convert units136 Set an alarm Change clock settingsTurn OFF the Alarm ClockGo to Menu→ Extras→ Recorder Recorder138 Basic Steps for Accessing Services InternetGo to Menu→ Services or press and hold in standby mode 139Receive settings in a smart message SET UP the Phone for the Mobile BrowserKey in the settings manually Make a connectionView Bookmarks Connection security141 Send bookmarks Add bookmarks manuallyView saved pages 142Browse the web pages Keys and Commands Used in Browsing143 View NEW Service Messages While Browsing Page, select Options→ Service optionsEND a Connection Save BookmarksEmpty the cache Browser SettingsDownloading Save receipt save details of a digitally signed documentDownloading Directly from the WEB Check Content and then DownloadDigital Rights 146Tools Manager Install Applications and SoftwareGo to Menu→ Tools→ Manager 147148 Install softwareView memory consumption Remove softwareTo open the memory view select Options→ Memory details 149Go to Menu→ Tools→ Applications Applications Java150 File, and press to start the installation Install a Java applicationKilobytes ApplicationOpen a Java Application Uninstall a Java Application152 153 Java application settings154 Go to Menu → Connectivity→ Bluetooth Bluetooth ConnectionConnectivity 155Bluetooth settings Activate the Bluetooth application for the first time156 Pairing if not required by the other device, see step Send data via Bluetooth157 158 Paired devices view Check the status of the Bluetooth connectionComputer Phone Other Unknown Pair with a DeviceWant to cancel and press Cancel PairingAssign Short Names for Paired Devices 160Disconnect Bluetooth Receive data via BluetoothInfrared Connection SET a Device to be Authorized or UnauthorizedUser of the receiving device activates the infrared port Send and receive data via infraredChecking the status of the infrared connection 162Use the CD-ROM Connect Your Phone to a Computer163 164 Reference information Your phone is powered by a rechargeable battery165 166 USE Proper Care and MaintenanceRemember road safety always comes first Traffic SafetyOperating environment Electronic devicesVehicles Other medical devicesPacemakers Hearing AidsPotentially explosive atmospheres Posted facilities169 170 Emergency callsPhones with EOTD/E911 Certification information SAR171 172 173 Accessories USE Accessories SafelyAdd accessory information for your phone here 174Glossary SMS Technical Information Memory low Troubleshooting178 Phone settings→ Display→ Contrast Frequently Asked Questions FAQWhy do images look smudgy? Different ways to store dataWhy can’t I find my friend’s Bluetooth enabled device Bluetooth Why can’t I end a Bluetooth connection?180 181 Messaging Why can’t I select a contact?Log Why does the log appears empty? Calendar Why are the week numbers are missing?WAP 182183 184 Nokia ONE-YEAR Limited Warranty185 186 Melbourne, FL187 188 Appendix a Message from the Ctia To all users of mobile phones189 190 Guide to Safe and Responsible Wireless Phone Use191 192 193 Appendix B Message from the FDA194 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 Index201 202 203 204 205 206