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Tips on efficient operation

Your phone has a built-in antenna. As with any other radio transmitting device, do not touch the antenna unnecessarily when the phone is switched on.

Contact with the antenna affects call quality and may cause the phone to operate at a higher power level than otherwise needed.

When you avoid touching the antenna area during a call, you optimize the antenna performance and the talktime of your phone.

Normal position: Hold the phone as you would any other telephone.

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User Guide Phone notes Nokia User Guide Legal Information Manage phone security Fun and games Advanced featuresPage Contents Use voice features Iii Manage phone security Reference information Safety first Wireless devices can cause interference in aircraftDo not use a hand-held phone while driving Your phone is not water-resistant. Keep it dry Remember to make backup copies of all important data Welcome GET the Most OUT of this GuideUnderstand the terms Follow graphic clues Look for updatesEasy to follow. These clues are called conventions Bold Learn about Accessibility Solutions Alternate format user guidesLPS-3 Loopset Accessible features TTY/TDD Adapter HDA-8What YOU’LL Need Understand Wireless Network Services Newsletters Register Your PhoneGET Help Find your phone’s label Have the Right Information Available Contact Your Service Provider Nokia Mobile Phones Have the Phone or Accessory Handy Keys and features Volume key Screen Up scroll keyUnderstand Your Phone Back Tips on efficient operation Install the SIM card Page Charge the battery Install 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 Scroll KEY Dynamic memory use Or Options and select Answer call FindPress Options, select Reply, select Start reply with For availability Menu Shortcuts Switch on Your Phone Basic operationsSet the time and date About the Start Screen BatteryTo your phone Menu list Icon Indicates Review Phone Symbols Make and Answer Calls Caller ID Adjust the Earpiece Volume During a CallRedial the LAST-DIALED Number Dial ANY of the 20 LAST-DIALED Numbers Help text USE the MenuMenu Number and Scroll BAR Once inside the menu, use the scroll key or to highlight Complete list of shortcuts begins on Use a menu shortcut List of menu shortcuts Service availability Radio Organizer Check with your service provider for availability Infrared Services Connect the headset SET UP Your PhoneUse 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 Text entry ABC ModeAdd letters ABC icon appears in the left corner as visual confirmation Enter spaces and punctuation ’ ?Erase mistakes Change letter case Enter numbers ABC ModeUse special characters Press to insert the character into your message Press To enter To enter + To enter p 123 Mode Predictive Text Input Select a language and turn on predictive textTurn off predictive text Add a new word to the dictionary Write words using predictive text Spell Use predictive text shortcutsClear 160/1 Symbol Insert symbolsScroll to the desired symbol and press Insert Insert numbers Your PHONE’S Memory Use the phone book Memory specific information Select a memory View the Phone BookOpen the Phone Book Caller groups on page 53 to set up a caller group Number SettingsEdit name Edit an existing name in your Phone book Erase Or all at once Copy Add a number to a phone book entry Add an entry to the Phone bookNumber types General Mobile Home Work Assign or Change a Number Type Add details to a Phone book entry Save a number only Scroll through Phone book entriesSearch for Phone book entries Edit number Add voice tagErase number Copy number Erase names and numbers Edit namesErase a Single Entry Erase ALL Names and Numbers Add an E-mail address Assign a primary numberAt the Start screen, press Scroll to As primary no. and press Select One by one Copy Phone book entriesSelect and copy entries one by one All Use caller groups View service numbersADD Names to a Caller Group Remove Names from a Caller Group Assign Group Logos Rename a Caller Group View a Received Graphic Check for Missed Calls Check call logAfter missing a call At any time Check Dialed Numbers Check Received CallsPress Menu 2-2 Call log Received calls Press Menu 2-3 Call log Dialed numbers Clear Call Lists Choose options in call lists Clear call timers USE Call TimersView the call duration Check Data Calls Check the connection timer Clear the connection timerPress Menu 2-8 Call log Gprs connection timer View call costs Manage Call CostsClear call cost counters Show costs in units or currency SET a Limit Charging units as agreed to by your service providerRemove a Limit Follow steps 1 and 2 above Scroll to Off, then press OK Use voice features Voicemail indicatorsAbout Voicemail SET UP Your Voicemail Save the Voice Mailbox NumberListen to your voice messages Write down some information Automate Voicemail with Dialing CodesPhone, see Manage phone security on Insert Dialing Codes USE Voice Dialing Set up voicemail with dialing codesAdd 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 View available functions Add a voice tag for the command Work with an existing voice command tag Activate a voice commandPlay Back a Voice Command TAG Press Start, then speak after tone appears on the display At the Start screen, press Menu 7-3 Extras Voice commands Change or Erase a Voice Command TAG Messages Understand text messagingMessage icons Save the message center number Wireless providerChoose the message format Center number box appears Set up additional message sending profiles Choose other message settings Press Menu and Select. Messages Write message Write a 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 Scroll to your choice and press Select Resend a message from the outboxAS Text Message AS E-MAIL Choose a Name Send a message from the phone bookSend a Text Message Send AN E-MAIL Message Read Text Messages When you receive a text message, press ExitRead new text messages now Read new text messages later Choose text message options Store Messages Read linked messagesSave a message to a folder Press Menu 01-1 Messages Write message Remove a folder Add a folder of your own Chat with Other Phone Users Move a message to a folderAbout the chat screen Start a chat session View chat history Use predictive text for quick repliesChange your nickname End your chat session Send picture messages USE Picture MessagesSend picture messages with text Press Menu 01-1 Messages Write messages PREVIEW, CHANGE, or Erase a Picture Message Receive picture messages USE a Template Change picture Takes you back to the picture listSorry, I can’t help you on this Create a custom template Insert a template into a message Receive Multimedia Messages MMS Block ALL Messages View a multimedia message Discard a multimedia messageChoose multimedia message options USE the Service Command Editor USE the Info Message Service Profiles Personalize your phoneSelect a profile Customize a profile Ringing options To use this featureSilent Ringing tone Set a timed profile Accessory profiles Press Menu 4-5 Settings Accessory settings Default ProfileCurrent profile Select SET UP CAR Profile SET UP the Loopset ProfileAdjust Volume Control Choose the Display Language Press Menu 4-1-1 Settings Time settings Clock SET UP the ClockSet the time Select the time format Download Ringing Tones Set automatic update of date and timeNotification of received ringing tone Listen to received ringing tones Save received ringing tones Choose a timeoutDiscard received ringing tones USE a Screen Saver 102 Restore Factory Settings Advanced calling features Use in-call options END the Active CallThird Call Waiting Put a call on hold Switch Between TWO Calls in ProgressMake a new call Send touch tones Access menus Access the phone bookEnd all calls Save Touch Tone Strings Make a conference call Mute/unmute the microphoneHave a Private Conversation with a Participant While in a conference call, press Options USE Call Forwarding Drop a Participant from the Conference Call108 Activate call forwarding Cancel call forwardingSelect To voice mailb Select To other no 109 Check call forwarding status Press Menu 4-2-1 Settings Call settings Call forwardingUSE Anykey Answer Turn on Anykey answer USE Automatic Redial Press Menu 4-2-3 Settings Call settings Automatic redialActivate automatic redial Send Your OWN Number in Caller ID Activate 1-touch dialing USE 1-TOUCH DialingAssign a number to a 1-touch dialing key Call a 1-touch dial number Erase 1-touch dialing numbers Change 1-touch dialing numbersMake AN International Call Touch Dialing for KEY Press Menu 4-3-6 Settings Phone settings System selection Select a System114 Lock the Keypad Keyguard Manage phone securityManual Keyguard 115 Automatic Keyguard About Access CodesSecurity code 116 Change Your Security Code PIN codePIN Code Request 117 Change Your PIN Code PIN2 CodeChange Your PIN2 Code 118 USE Call Restrictions Personal unblocking key PUK codesTurn fixed dialing on or off Add numbers to the fixed dialing list Restrict Calls Turn on call restrictions120 Change your restriction password About your restriction passwordSET UP a Closed User Group Turn on closed user group Technology background Your wireless Internet browserWAP 122 Service provider’s role Gprs123 Sign on to the Internet SET UP for BrowsingUSE Browser Options Bookmarks General guidelines for using the phone keys Navigate the Wireless InternetClear cache Scroll and Selection Keys Services Settings Examples of wireless Internet sitesTo Appearance Settings Numeric Keys USE Bookmarks Security IssuesDisconnect from the Internet Be sure to clear the cache memory Clear the Cache About authority certificatesClear the Cache While Browsing View the List of Certificates 129 Set up an automatic connection 130 Receive a call while online Make an emergency call while online Make a call while onlineVary by location Press 131 Set the alarm clock USE the Alarm ClockManage the alarm Your personal digital assistant USE the Calendar Turn off the alarm clockOpen the Calendar Phone OFF Set the date format Set the dateUse four-way scrolling Jump to a date Make a note for a specific date View calendar notes the Day view135 Make a note Options while viewing the notes listRepeat Go to date Send a Calendar note to another device Options while viewing a noteSend a Note VIA Infrared or SMS 137 Add a to-do note Make a TO-DO List Choose other to-do options When you view a to-do note, you have the following optionsUSE the Calculator Medium, and low Go to priority Enter the second number in your calculation Use currency conversionCalculation plus sign, minus sign, etc Edit the Exchange Rate Foreign units Home unitsMake Conversions 141 Record a memo USE the Voice RecorderRecord a phone conversation To begin recording, scroll to Record, then press Select Listen to or edit a memo Set an alarmAudio Cues Press Menu 7-2-2 Extras Voice recorder Recordings list Set the countdown timer USE the Countdown TimerPress Menu 7-4 Extras Countdown timer, then press Select Press Menu 7-4 Extras Countdown timer Before the Alarm Sounds Stop the timerUSE the Stopwatch Measure split time 146 Measure lap time Choose other stopwatch options Save the timeShow last Time Share Business Cards Send a business card as a short text message148 FM Radio Fun and gamesTurn the radio on Set a frequency Save Frequencies in the PHONE’S Memory Automatic TuningChange Channels While in the Radio menu, press Handle calls while listening to the radio Game RulesStart a new game Nokia Sugar Bowl Adjust game settingsSnake Start a two-player game 153 Bumper Your Phone and Other Devices Advanced featuresPrepare the Devices for IR Connection Before you can exchange information Infrared Basics When Is not displayed, no IR connection existsCheck the status of an IR connection Send and Receive Information Receive a business card from another device Send a business card to another devicePress Menu 9 Infrared 156 Send calendar notes to another device Receive calendar notes from another device157 Nokia PC Suite PC ConnectivityPC’s keyboard Phone editor 158 Download Nokia PC Suite and Modem Setup Wireless modem setupGprs DIAL-UP Connections 159 Your phone is powered by a rechargeable battery Reference information160 Traffic safety Important Safety InformationOperating environment Electronic devices Vehicles Other medical devicesPacemakers Hearing Aids Potentially explosive atmospheres Invalidate any warranty which may apply to the unitPosted Facilities 163 164 Emergency Calls 165 166 Certification Information SAR 167 Care and Maintenance A mild soap-and-water solution168 Accessories FEW Practical Rules for Accessory Operation169 Charging Times Battery InformationStandby and Talk Times 170 This is a lightweight 187 g and durable AC charger Chargers and Other AccessoriesStandard Travel Charger ACP-7 Rapid Travel Charger ACP-8 Travel Charger ACP-12 Rapid Cigarette Lighter Charger LCH-9172 Desktop Stand DCD-1 Spare Battery Charger DDC-1Full Car Kit CARK-132 ACP-7U Mobile holder MBD-10 Express Car Kit CARK-130Headset Kit HDC-5 174 Loopset LPS-3 HDD-1 Dual headsetLeather carry case CSH-3 Leather carry case CSL-18 176 Microfiber carry case CSM-10 Contact. Check with your SIM Technical informationAbout SIM card and memory Capacity Troubleshooting What is my lock code? Frequently asked questions FAQWhat is my security code? How do I lock my phone? How do I unlock the keypad? How do I lock the keypad?How do I store my voice mailbox number? Following actions How do I redial the last-dialed number? How do I find my phone’s model number?How do I assign a key to 1-touch dialing? How do I find out how much memory the phone has? 182 183 Nokia One-Year Limited Warranty 184 185 Melbourne, FL 186 187 188 To all users of mobile phones Appendix a Message from the Ctia189 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? What are the results of the research done already? 195 196 197 What about children using wireless phones? Send as text message 148 send using IR Receive multimedia message 91 alarm clockCall waiting 198 199 Phone use Make and answer calls 31 set upIdle screen 200 201 Imei 9 in-call options Access menus Missed calls 56 MMS Message settingsPC Connectivity 158 PC Suite 202 203 Time Receive network update 100 time format Service command editor 93 settingsTrack Online usage Received calendar notes Voice dialing Voice recorder 142 volumeWAP Enter information 127 examples 126 header line 206 207 208 We’re here for you

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