Important battery information, Learn the keys

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2Lift out the battery.

Important battery information

•Recharge your battery only with a charger approved by Nokia.

•You can switch the phone on and use it for calls while the battery is charging.

•If the battery is completely empty, it may take a few minutes before the battery indicator appears on the screen.

•If the battery is completely empty, it may take a few minutes before you can make or receive calls.

•The charging time depends on the charger and battery that you use. For more details, see “Battery information” on page 170.

Learn the keys

SELECTION KEYS

The left and right selection keys ( and) are beneath each corner of the display. Selection keys are used to enter, select, and exit menus, submenus, and lists, while the scroll key is used to navigate from within those items. A selection key’s function is always defined by the text that appears above it in the display.

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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 Iii Reference information Do not use a hand-held phone while driving Safety firstWireless devices can cause interference in aircraft Remember to make backup copies of all important data Your phone is not water-resistant. Keep it dry Understand the terms WelcomeGET the Most OUT of this Guide Easy to follow. These clues are called conventions Look for updatesFollow graphic clues Bold LPS-3 Loopset Learn about Accessibility SolutionsAlternate format user guides What YOU’LL Need Accessible featuresTTY/TDD Adapter HDA-8 Understand Wireless Network Services GET Help Register Your PhoneNewsletters Find your phone’s label Contact Your Service Provider Have the Right Information Available Have the Phone or Accessory Handy Nokia Mobile Phones Understand Your Phone Keys and featuresVolume key Screen Up scroll key Tips on efficient operation Back Install the SIM card Page Lower the battery into place Replace the back cover Install the batteryCharge the battery Plug the charger into a standard wall outlet Remove the battery Selection Keys Important battery informationLearn the keys Dynamic memory use Scroll KEY Press Options, select Reply, select Start reply with Or Options and select Answer callFind Menu Shortcuts For availability Set the time and date Switch on Your PhoneBasic operations To your phone BatteryAbout the Start Screen Menu list Review Phone Symbols Icon Indicates Make and Answer Calls Redial the LAST-DIALED Number Adjust the Earpiece Volume During a CallCaller ID Dial ANY of the 20 LAST-DIALED Numbers Menu Number and Scroll BAR USE the MenuHelp text 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 Radio Organizer Infrared Services Check with your service provider for availability Use the headset SET UP Your PhoneConnect the headset Use the carrying case Remove the Front Cover and Keypad Remove the Back CoverRelease button Align the top of the phone With the top of the front Cover Replace the back coverReplace the NEW Front Cover Add letters ABC ModeText entry ABC icon appears in the left corner as visual confirmation Erase mistakes ’ ?Enter spaces and punctuation Change letter case Use special characters ABC ModeEnter numbers Press to insert the character into your message 123 Mode Press To enter To enter + To enter p Turn off predictive text Predictive Text InputSelect a language and turn on predictive text Write words using predictive text Add a new word to the dictionary Clear Use predictive text shortcutsSpell 160/1 Scroll to the desired symbol and press Insert Insert symbolsSymbol Insert numbers Use the phone book Your PHONE’S Memory Memory specific information Open the Phone Book Select a memoryView the Phone Book Edit name Edit an existing name in your Phone book Erase Number SettingsCaller groups on page 53 to set up a caller group Or all at once Copy Number types Add an entry to the Phone bookAdd a number to a phone book entry General Mobile Home Work Add details to a Phone book entry Assign or Change a Number Type Search for Phone book entries Save a number onlyScroll through Phone book entries Erase number Add voice tagEdit number Copy number Erase a Single Entry Edit namesErase names and numbers Erase ALL Names and Numbers At the Start screen, press Assign a primary numberAdd an E-mail address Scroll to As primary no. and press Select Select and copy entries one by one Copy Phone book entriesOne by one All ADD Names to a Caller Group View service numbersUse caller groups Remove Names from a Caller Group Rename a Caller Group Assign Group Logos View a Received Graphic After missing a call Check call logCheck for Missed Calls At any time Press Menu 2-2 Call log Received calls Check Received CallsCheck Dialed Numbers Press Menu 2-3 Call log Dialed numbers Choose options in call lists Clear Call Lists View the call duration USE Call TimersClear call timers Check Data Calls Press Menu 2-8 Call log Gprs connection timer Check the connection timerClear the connection timer Clear call cost counters Manage Call CostsView call costs Show costs in units or currency Remove a Limit Charging units as agreed to by your service providerSET a Limit Follow steps 1 and 2 above Scroll to Off, then press OK About Voicemail Use voice featuresVoicemail indicators Listen to your voice messages SET UP Your VoicemailSave the Voice Mailbox Number Phone, see Manage phone security on Automate Voicemail with Dialing CodesWrite down some information Insert Dialing Codes Add a voice tag to a phone book entry Set up voicemail with dialing codesUSE Voice Dialing Voice mailbox number Speakers voice Make a call using a voice tagBefore using voice dialing, note that Voice Dial with the Headset USE Voice CommandsChange or erase a voice tag Add a voice tag for the command View available functions Play Back a Voice Command TAG Activate a voice commandWork with an existing voice command tag Press Start, then speak after tone appears on the display Change or Erase a Voice Command TAG At the Start screen, press Menu 7-3 Extras Voice commands Message icons MessagesUnderstand text messaging Choose the message format Wireless providerSave the message center number 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 to Many Send a message as textSend to ONE Save messages in the outbox Send the message as e-mailSend a text message as a fax AS Text Message Resend a message from the outboxScroll to your choice and press Select AS E-MAIL Send a Text Message Send a message from the phone bookChoose a Name Send AN E-MAIL Message Read new text messages now When you receive a text message, press ExitRead Text Messages Read new text messages later Choose text message options Save a message to a folder Read linked messagesStore Messages Press Menu 01-1 Messages Write message Add a folder of your own Remove a folder About the chat screen Move a message to a folderChat with Other Phone Users Start a chat session Change your nickname Use predictive text for quick repliesView chat history End your chat session Send picture messages with text USE Picture MessagesSend picture messages Press Menu 01-1 Messages Write messages Receive picture messages PREVIEW, CHANGE, or Erase a Picture Message Sorry, I can’t help you on this USE a TemplateChange picture Takes you back to the picture list Insert a template into a message Create a custom template Receive Multimedia Messages MMS Block ALL Messages Choose multimedia message options View a multimedia messageDiscard a multimedia message USE the Info Message Service USE the Service Command Editor Select a profile Personalize your phoneProfiles Customize a profile Silent To use this featureRinging options Ringing tone Accessory profiles Set a timed profile Current profile Default ProfilePress Menu 4-5 Settings Accessory settings Select Adjust Volume Control SET UP the Loopset ProfileSET UP CAR Profile Choose the Display Language Set the time SET UP the ClockPress Menu 4-1-1 Settings Time settings Clock Select the time format Notification of received ringing tone Set automatic update of date and timeDownload Ringing Tones Listen to received ringing tones Discard received ringing tones Choose a timeoutSave received ringing tones USE a Screen Saver Restore Factory Settings 102 Advanced calling features Third Call Waiting Use in-call optionsEND the Active Call Make a new call Switch Between TWO Calls in ProgressPut a call on hold Send touch tones End all calls Access the phone bookAccess menus Save Touch Tone Strings Have a Private Conversation with a Participant Mute/unmute the microphoneMake a conference call While in a conference call, press Options 108 USE Call ForwardingDrop a Participant from the Conference Call Select To voice mailb Select To other no Cancel call forwardingActivate call forwarding 109 USE Anykey Answer Press Menu 4-2-1 Settings Call settings Call forwardingCheck call forwarding status Turn on Anykey answer Activate automatic redial Press Menu 4-2-3 Settings Call settings Automatic redialUSE Automatic Redial Send Your OWN Number in Caller ID Assign a number to a 1-touch dialing key USE 1-TOUCH DialingActivate 1-touch dialing Call a 1-touch dial number Make AN International Call Change 1-touch dialing numbersErase 1-touch dialing numbers Touch Dialing for KEY 114 Press Menu 4-3-6 Settings Phone settings System selectionSelect a System Manual Keyguard Manage phone securityLock the Keypad Keyguard 115 Security code About Access CodesAutomatic Keyguard 116 PIN Code Request PIN codeChange Your Security Code 117 Change Your PIN2 Code PIN2 CodeChange Your PIN Code 118 Turn fixed dialing on or off Personal unblocking key PUK codesUSE Call Restrictions Add numbers to the fixed dialing list 120 Restrict CallsTurn on call restrictions SET UP a Closed User Group About your restriction passwordChange your restriction password Turn on closed user group WAP Your wireless Internet browserTechnology background 122 123 Service provider’s roleGprs USE Browser Options SET UP for BrowsingSign on to the Internet Bookmarks Clear cache Navigate the Wireless InternetGeneral guidelines for using the phone keys Scroll and Selection Keys To Appearance Settings Examples of wireless Internet sitesServices Settings Numeric Keys Disconnect from the Internet Security IssuesUSE Bookmarks Be sure to clear the cache memory Clear the Cache While Browsing About authority certificatesClear the Cache View the List of Certificates Set up an automatic connection 129 Receive a call while online 130 Vary by location Press Make a call while onlineMake an emergency call while online 131 Manage the alarm USE the Alarm ClockSet the alarm clock Your personal digital assistant Open the Calendar Turn off the alarm clockUSE the Calendar Phone OFF Use four-way scrolling Set the dateSet the date format Jump to a date 135 Make a note for a specific dateView calendar notes the Day view Repeat Options while viewing the notes listMake a note Go to date Send a Note VIA Infrared or SMS Options while viewing a noteSend a Calendar note to another device 137 Make a TO-DO List Add a to-do note USE the Calculator When you view a to-do note, you have the following optionsChoose other to-do options Medium, and low Go to priority Calculation plus sign, minus sign, etc Use currency conversionEnter the second number in your calculation Edit the Exchange Rate Make Conversions Home unitsForeign units 141 Record a phone conversation USE the Voice RecorderRecord a memo To begin recording, scroll to Record, then press Select Audio Cues Set an alarmListen to or edit a memo Press Menu 7-2-2 Extras Voice recorder Recordings list Press Menu 7-4 Extras Countdown timer, then press Select USE the Countdown TimerSet the countdown timer Press Menu 7-4 Extras Countdown timer USE the Stopwatch Stop the timerBefore the Alarm Sounds Measure split time Measure lap time 146 Show last Save the timeChoose other stopwatch options Time 148 Share Business CardsSend a business card as a short text message Turn the radio on Fun and gamesFM Radio Set a frequency Change Channels Automatic TuningSave Frequencies in the PHONE’S Memory While in the Radio menu, press Start a new game Handle calls while listening to the radioGame Rules Snake Adjust game settingsNokia Sugar Bowl Start a two-player game Bumper 153 Prepare the Devices for IR Connection Advanced featuresYour Phone and Other Devices Before you can exchange information Check the status of an IR connection When Is not displayed, no IR connection existsInfrared Basics Send and Receive Information Press Menu 9 Infrared Send a business card to another deviceReceive a business card from another device 156 157 Send calendar notes to another deviceReceive calendar notes from another device PC’s keyboard Phone editor PC ConnectivityNokia PC Suite 158 Gprs DIAL-UP Connections Wireless modem setupDownload Nokia PC Suite and Modem Setup 159 160 Your phone is powered by a rechargeable batteryReference information Operating environment Important Safety InformationTraffic safety Electronic devices Pacemakers Other medical devicesVehicles Hearing Aids Posted Facilities Invalidate any warranty which may apply to the unitPotentially explosive atmospheres 163 Emergency Calls 164 165 Certification Information SAR 166 167 168 Care and MaintenanceA mild soap-and-water solution 169 AccessoriesFEW Practical Rules for Accessory Operation Standby and Talk Times Battery InformationCharging Times 170 Standard Travel Charger ACP-7 Chargers and Other AccessoriesThis is a lightweight 187 g and durable AC charger Rapid Travel Charger ACP-8 172 Travel Charger ACP-12Rapid Cigarette Lighter Charger LCH-9 Full Car Kit CARK-132 Spare Battery Charger DDC-1Desktop Stand DCD-1 ACP-7U Headset Kit HDC-5 Express Car Kit CARK-130Mobile holder MBD-10 174 Leather carry case CSH-3 HDD-1 Dual headsetLoopset LPS-3 Leather carry case CSL-18 Microfiber carry case CSM-10 176 About SIM card and memory Technical informationContact. Check with your SIM Capacity Troubleshooting What is my security code? Frequently asked questions FAQWhat is my lock code? How do I lock my phone? How do I store my voice mailbox number? How do I lock the keypad?How do I unlock the keypad? Following actions How do I assign a key to 1-touch dialing? How do I find my phone’s model number?How do I redial the last-dialed number? How do I find out how much memory the phone has? 182 Nokia One-Year Limited Warranty 183 184 Melbourne, FL 185 186 187 188 189 To all users of mobile phonesAppendix a Message from the Ctia Guide to Safe and Responsible Wireless Phone Use 190 191 192 Appendix B Message from the FDA 193 What is FDAs role concerning the safety of wireless phones? 194 195 What are the results of the research done already? 196 What about children using wireless phones? 197 Call waiting Receive multimedia message 91 alarm clockSend as text message 148 send using IR 198 199 Idle screen Make and answer calls 31 set upPhone use 200 Imei 9 in-call options Access menus 201 PC Connectivity 158 PC Suite Message settingsMissed calls 56 MMS 202 203 Track Online usage Service command editor 93 settingsTime Receive network update 100 time format Received calendar notes WAP Voice recorder 142 volumeVoice dialing Enter information 127 examples 126 header line 206 207 208 We’re here for you