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• CHARGERS AND OTHER ACCESSORIES

This section provides information about the phone’s chargers and accessories. Be aware that the information in this section is subject to change as the chargers and accessories change.

The chargers and accessories that are described in this section are available for your phone. Contact your dealer for details. Also, refer to the accessories brochure that was included in your sales package for the entire line of Nokia Original Accessories.

Note: When a charger is not in use, disconnect it from the power source. Do not leave the battery connected to a charger for longer than a week, since prolonged maintenance charging of the battery could shorten its life span. If left unused, a fully charged battery will discharge itself over time.

Standard Travel Charger (ACP-7)

This is a lightweight (187 g) and durable AC charger.

To use the Standard Travel Charger, plug it into a standard 120 V AC wall outlet and connect the lead from the charger to the base of your phone.

Note: If the battery is completely empty,

you cannot use the phone until it has enough charge to operate.

Rapid Travel Charger (ACP-8)

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This is a lightweight (100 g) and durable AC charger. Calls can be made during charging, even with a fully discharged battery.

To use the Rapid Travel Charger (ACP-8U), plug it into a standard 120 V or 220 V AC wall outlet, and connect the lead from the charger to the base of your phone.

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User Guide Nokia User Guide Phone notes Legal Information Fun and games Advanced features Manage phone securityPage Contents Use voice features Manage phone security Vii Reference information Viii Safety first Wireless devices can cause interference in aircraftDo not use a hand-held phone while driving Remember to make backup copies of all important data Your phone is not water-resistant. Keep it dry Welcome GET the Most OUT of this GuideUnderstand the terms This guide uses certain terms for certain actions Look for updates Follow graphic cluesEasy to follow. These clues are called conventions Bold Learn about Accessibility Solutions Alternate format user guidesLPS-3 Loopset Accessible features TTY/TDD Adapter HDA-9What YOU’LL Need Understand Wireless Network Services Register Your Phone NewslettersGET Help Find your phone’s label Contact Your Service Provider Contact NokiaHave the Right Information Available Have the Phone or Accessory Handy Nokia Mobile Phones Keys and features Volume key Screen Up scroll keyUnderstand Your Phone Tips on efficient operation Back Install the SIM card Page Install the battery Charge the batteryLower the battery into place Replace the back cover Plug the charger into a standard wall outlet Remove the battery Important battery information Learn the keysSelection Keys Memory use Scroll KEY Or Options and select Answer call FindPress Options, select Reply, select Start reply with Check with your service provider for availability Menu Shortcuts Switch on Your Phone Basic operationsSet the time and date Battery About the Start ScreenTo your phone Menu list Review Phone Symbols Icon Indicates Make and Answer Calls Adjust the Earpiece Volume During a Call Caller IDRedial the LAST-DIALED Number Dial ANY of the 20 LAST-DIALED Numbers USE the Menu Help textMenu Number and Scroll BAR Once inside the menu, use the scroll key or to highlight Use a menu shortcut Complete list of shortcuts begins on Service availability List of menu shortcuts Auto update of date Extras SET UP Your Phone Connect the headsetUse the headset Use the carrying case Remove the Back Cover Release buttonRemove the Front Cover and Keypad Replace the back cover Replace the NEW Front CoverAlign the top of the phone With the top of the front Cover ABC Mode Text entryAdd letters ABC icon appears in the left corner as visual confirmation ? ! ‘ @ Enter spaces and punctuationErase mistakes Change letter case ABC Mode Enter numbersUse special characters Press to insert the character into your message 123 Mode Press To enter To enter + To enter p Predictive Text Input Select a language and turn on predictive textTurn off predictive text Write words using predictive text Add a new word to the dictionary Use predictive text shortcuts SpellClear 160/1 Insert symbols SymbolScroll to the desired symbol and press Insert Insert numbers Use the Phone book Your PHONE’S Memory Memory specific information Select a memory View the Phone BookOpen the Phone Book Number Settings Caller groups on page 53 to set up a caller groupEdit name Edit an existing name in your Phone book Erase Or all at once Copy Add an entry to the Phone book Add a number to a Phone book entryNumber types General Mobile Home Work Add details to a Phone book entry Assign or Change a Number Type Save a number only Scroll through Phone book entriesSearch for Phone book entries At the Start screen Add voice tag Edit numberErase number Copy number Edit names Erase names and numbersErase a Single Entry Erase ALL Names and Numbers Assign a primary number Add an E-mail addressAt the Start screen, press Scroll to As primary no. and press Select Copy Phone book entries One by oneSelect and copy entries one by one All View service numbers Use caller groupsADD Names to a Caller Group Remove Names from a Caller Group Rename a Caller Group Assign Group Logos View a Received Logo Check call log Check for Missed CallsAfter missing a call At any time Check Received Calls Check Dialed NumbersPress Menu 2-2 Call log Received calls Press Menu 2-3 Call log Dialed numbers Choose options in call lists Clear Call Lists USE Call Timers Clear call timersView the call duration Check Data Calls Check the connection timer Clear the connection timerPress Menu 2-8 Call log Gprs connection timer Clear the data counter Manage Call Costs View call costsClear call cost counters Show costs in units or currency SET a Limit Remove a LimitFollow steps 1 and 2 above Scroll to Off, then press OK Use voice features Voice mail indicatorsAbout Voice Mail SET UP Your Voice Mail Save the Voice Mailbox NumberListen to your voice messages Automate Voice Mail with Dialing Codes Write down some informationPhone, see Manage phone security on Insert Dialing Codes Set up voice mail with dialing codes USE Voice DialingAdd a voice tag to a Phone book entry Voice mailbox number Make a call using a voice tag Before using voice dialing, note thatSpeakers voice USE Voice Commands Change or erase a voice tagVoice Dial with the Headset Add a voice tag for the command View available functions Activate a voice command Work with an existing voice command tagPlay Back a Voice Command TAG Press Start, then speak after tone appears on the screen Change or Erase a Voice Command TAG At the Start screen, press Menu 7-3 Extras Voice commands Messages Understand text messagingMessage icons Wireless provider Save the message center numberChoose the message format Center number box appears Choose other message settings Set up additional message sending profiles Write a Message Press Menu and Select. Messages Write message Send a message as text Send to ONESend to Many Send the message as e-mail Send a text message as a faxSave messages in the outbox Resend a message from the outbox Scroll to your choice and press SelectAS Text Message AS E-MAIL Send a message from the Phone book Choose a NameSend a Text Message Send AN E-MAIL Message When you receive a text message, press Exit Read Text MessagesRead new text messages now Read new text messages later Choose text message options Read linked messages Store MessagesSave a message to a folder Press Menu 01-1 Messages Write message Add a folder of your own Remove a folder Move a message to a folder Chat with Other Phone UsersAbout the chat screen Start a chat session Use predictive text for quick replies View chat historyChange your nickname End your chat session USE Picture Messages Send picture messagesSend picture messages with text Press Menu 01-1 Messages Write messages Receive picture messages PREVIEW, CHANGE, or Erase a Picture Message Meeting is canceled Will be arriving at USE a TemplateChange picture Takes you back to the picture list Sorry, I can’t help you on this Insert a template into a message Create a custom templateReplace original? appears in the screen Define MMS settings Receive Multimedia Messages MMSMessage receiving limitations Allow Multimedia Reception Scroll to Incoming multimedia messages, then press Select Block ALL MessagesAllow Advertisements Scroll to Allow advertisements, then press Select About Connection Settings View a multimedia messageDiscard a multimedia message Choose multimedia message options USE the Info Message Service USE the Service Command Editor Personalize your phone ProfilesSelect a profile Customize a profile To use this feature Ringing optionsSilent Ringing tone Accessory profiles Set a timed profileHeadset Hands-free car kit Loopset Default Profile Press Menu 4-5 Settings Accessory settingsCurrent profile Select SET UP the Loopset Profile SET UP CAR ProfileAdjust Volume Control Choose the Display Language SET UP the Clock Press Menu 4-1-1 Settings Time settings ClockSet the time Select the time format Set automatic update of date and time Download Ringing TonesNotification of received ringing tone Listen to received ringing tones Choose a timeout Save received ringing tonesDiscard received ringing tones USE a Screen Saver Restore Factory Settings 102 Advanced calling features Use in-call options END the Active CallThird Call Waiting Switch Between TWO Calls in Progress Put a call on holdMake a new call Send touch tones Access the Phone book Access menusEnd all calls Save Touch Tone Strings Mute/unmute the microphone Make a conference callHave a Private Conversation with a Participant While in a conference call, press Options USE Call Forwarding Drop a Participant from the Conference Call108 Work with TWO Phone Lines Activate call forwarding109 Cancel call forwarding Press Menu 4-2-1 Settings Call settings Call forwardingCheck call forwarding status Select To voice mailb Select To other no USE Anykey Answer Turn on Anykey answerTurn off Anykey answer USE Automatic Redial Send Your OWN Number in Caller ID USE 1-TOUCH DialingActivate 1-touch dialing Assign a number to a 1-touch dialing key Call a 1-touch dial number Change 1-touch dialing numbersErase 1-touch dialing numbers Touch Dialing for KEY Press Menu 4-3-6 Settings Phone settings System selection Make AN International CallSelect a System Scroll to Erase and press Select Press OK to confirm Manage phone security Lock the Keypad KeyguardManual Keyguard 115 About Access Codes Automatic KeyguardSecurity code 116 PIN code Change Your Security CodePIN Code Request 117 PIN2 Code Change Your PIN CodeChange Your PIN2 Code 118 Personal unblocking key PUK codes USE Call RestrictionsTurn fixed dialing on or off Add numbers to the fixed dialing list Restrict Calls Turn on call restrictionsEnter the phone number you want to restrict, then press OK 120 About your restriction password Change your restriction passwordSET UP a Closed User Group Turn on closed user group Your wireless Internet browser Technology backgroundWAP 122 Service provider’s role Gprs123 SET UP for Browsing Sign on to the InternetUSE Browser Options Bookmarks Navigate the Wireless Internet General guidelines for using the phone keysClear cache Scroll and Selection Keys Examples of wireless Internet sites Services SettingsTo Appearance Settings Numeric Keys Security Issues USE BookmarksDisconnect from the Internet Be sure to clear the cache memory About authority certificates Clear the CacheClear the Cache While Browsing View the List of Certificates Set up an automatic connection 129 Receive a call while online 130 Make a call while online Make an emergency call while onlineVary by location Press 131 USE the Alarm Clock Set the alarm clockManage the alarm Your personal digital assistant Turn off the alarm clock USE the CalendarOpen the Calendar Set the date Set the date format Use four-way scrollingJump to a date Press Options, scroll to Go to date, and press Select Make a note for a specific date View calendar notes the Day view135 Options while viewing the notes list Make a noteRepeat Go to date Send a Calendar note to another device Send a Note VIA Infrared or SMSReceive Calendar Notes from Another Device 137 Make a TO-DO List Add a to-do noteView Received Calendar Notes Save Received Calendar Notes Choose other to-do options USE the CalculatorMedium, and low Go to priority Use currency conversion Calculation plus sign, minus sign, etcEdit the Exchange Rate Press Select and scroll to one of the following options Home units Foreign unitsMake Conversions 141 USE the Voice Recorder Record a memoRecord a phone conversation To begin recording, scroll to Record, then press Select Set an alarm Listen to or edit a memoAudio Cues Press Menu 7-2-2 Extras Voice recorder Recordings list USE the Countdown Timer Set the countdown timerPress Menu 7-4 Extras Countdown timer, then press Select Press Menu 7-4 Extras Countdown timer Stop the timer Before the Alarm SoundsUSE the Stopwatch Measure split time Measure lap time 146 Save the time Choose other stopwatch optionsSaved times one by one or all at once Press Menu 7-5 Extras Stopwatch, scroll to Continue Share Business Cards Send a business card as a short text message148 Fun and games FM RadioTurn the radio on Set a frequency Automatic Tuning Save Frequencies in the PHONE’S MemoryChange Channels While in the Radio menu, press Handle calls while listening to the radio Game RulesStart a new game Adjust game settings Nokia Sugar BowlSnake Start a two-player game Bumper 153 Advanced features Your Phone and Other DevicesPrepare the Devices for IR Connection Before you can exchange information When Is not displayed, no IR connection exists Infrared BasicsCheck the status of an IR connection Send and Receive Information Send a business card to another device Receive a business card from another devicePress Menu 9 Infrared 156 Send calendar notes to another device Receive calendar notes from another device157 PC Connectivity Nokia PC SuitePC’s keyboard Phone editor 158 Wireless modem setup Download Nokia PC Suite and Modem SetupGprs DIAL-UP Connections 159 Your phone is powered by a rechargeable battery Reference information160 Important Safety Information Traffic safetyOperating environment Electronic devices Other medical devices VehiclesPacemakers Hearing Aids Invalidate any warranty which may apply to the unit Potentially explosive atmospheresPosted Facilities 163 Emergency Calls 164 165 Certification Information SAR 166 167 Care and Maintenance A mild soap-and-water solution168 Accessories FEW Practical Rules for Accessory Operation169 Battery Information Charging TimesStandby and Talk Times 170 Chargers and Other Accessories This is a lightweight 187 g and durable AC chargerStandard Travel Charger ACP-7 Rapid Travel Charger ACP-8 Travel Charger ACP-12 Rapid Cigarette Lighter Charger LCH-9172 Spare Battery Charger DDC-1 Desktop Stand DCD-1Full Car Kit CARK-132 ACP-7U Express Car Kit CARK-130 Mobile holder MBD-10Headset Kit HDC-5 174 HDD-1 Dual headset Loopset LPS-3Leather carry case CSH-3 Leather carry case CSL-18 Microfiber carry case CSM-10 176 Technical information Contact. Check with your SIMCapacity.17 177 Troubleshooting Problem Possible cause Possible solution My phone isn’tCharging Calls Problem Possible cause Possible solution Can’t listen to my You don’t have voice Call your wirelessVoice messages Your phone Frequently asked questions FAQ What is my lock code?What is my security code? How do I lock my phone? How do I lock the keypad? How do I unlock the keypad?How do I store my voice mailbox number? 181 How do I find my phone’s model number? How do I redial the last-dialed number?How do I assign a key to 1-touch dialing? How do I find out how much memory the phone has? 183 Nokia One-Year Limited Warranty Breach of warranty184 Nokia One-Year Limited Warranty 185 Melbourne, FL 186 187 Packaging 188 189 190 To all users of mobile phones Appendix a Message from the Ctia191 Guide to Safe and Responsible Wireless Phone Use 192 193 194 Appendix B Message from the FDA 195 What is FDAs role concerning the safety of wireless phones? 196 197 What are the results of the research done already? 198 What about children using wireless phones? 199 Receive multimedia message 91 alarm clock Call waiting200 201 Make and answer calls 31 set up Phone useIdle screen 202 Imei 9 in-call options Access menus 203 204 205 Use Gprs 74 time Receive network update 100 time format Received calendar notes 138 voice commandTrack Online usage 206 207 We’re here for you