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Nokia 7250i warranty Enhancement Settings, Headset options, Handsfree options

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Menu functions

• ENHANCEMENT SETTINGS

The Enhancement settings menu is shown only if the phone is or has been connected to one of the compatible enhancements such as the headset or music stand.

Each compatible enhancement appears in the Enhancement settings menu only after it has been connected to the phone. Once an enhancement has been connected, it always appears in the menu even if it is not currently connected.

1From the menus, select Settings > Enhancement settings.

2Select either Headset, Handsfree, Loopset, TTY, Music stand, or Charger.

A list of options appears in the display.

3Select the option of your choice and follow the prompts.

Headset options

Default profile—Choose the profile you wish to be automatically activated when a headset is connected.

Automatic answer—Calls are answered automatically after one ring when a headset is connected. Select On or Off.

Handsfree options

Handsfree options are available when the phone is connected to a car kit.

Default profile—Choose the profile you wish to use when your phone is connected to a car kit.

Automatic answer—Calls are answered automatically after one ring when a car kit is connected.Select On or Off.

Lights—Choose to keep the phone lights always on, or to shut off automatically after several seconds. Select On or Automatic.

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Nokia 7250i warranty Enhancement Settings, Headset options, Handsfree options

Contents

User Guide Nokia 7250i User Guide ESN My numberVoice mail number Information about yourLegal Information Page Contents Text entry Call log Menu 2 ViiSettings Menu 5 ViiiGames Menu 10 Hardware and enhancements For your safety Connecting to Other Devices Qualified ServiceBackup Copies Enhancements and BatteriesCamera Multimedia Messaging Service MMSOverview of functions FM RadioSpeakerphone Wireless Network ServicesGeneral Packet Radio Service Gprs Midp Java ApplicationsBrowser Polyphonic Sound MidiAdvanced Multimedia Player Special User Interface Features Welcome and quick guide Register Your Phone NewslettersNokia 7250i Phone AT a Glance IR port Earpiece Volume keys Display screenTalk key Power key Camera back GET the Most OUT of this Guide TermsText clues Graphic cluesQuick Guide to Functions Contact Nokia GET HelpFind information about your phone Nokia Customer Care Center, USA Customer Care, CanadaContact your service provider Guide updates Online tutorials In-phone helpStart Screen Quick keysWallpaper Indicators and iconsScreen saver Icon IndicatesShared Memory Scroll method Accessibility Solutions Phone MenusCopyright Protection Shortcuts Menu Shortcuts Text MessagesContacts Organizer Applications Basic operations Install the SIM CardRemove the Battery Remove the Back CoverInsert the SIM Card Replace the Back Cover Switch the Phone on or OFFReplace the Battery Use contacts SET the ClockMake and Answer Calls Use the keypad Make a conference call Redial a numberMake an international call Answer or reject an incoming callAdjust the Earpiece Volume Answer a call with the keypad lockedListen to Your Voice Messages Call and SET UP Your Voice MailUSE the Loudspeaker Options During a Call Standard Mode Enter text Abc Text entryActivate predictive text Enter numbersPredictive Text Input Enter textCompound words Add new words to the dictionaryPredictive text example Enter Punctuation and Special CharactersLock the keypad Phone securityKeyguard Unlock the keypadCall Restrictions Turn on call restrictionsFixed Dialing Change your restriction passwordSet up and activate a fixed dialing list View or edit the fixed dialing list Turn on closed user groups Call barring password for closed user groupsClosed User Groups Turn off closed user groupsAccess Codes Security LevelsSecurity code PIN codeWallet code PIN2 CodePersonal unblocking key PUK codes Advanced multimedia player Menu functions Messages Menu Linked MessagesOptions Before YOU can Send and Receive MessagesIcons Menu functions Save Your Message Center Number Default Message TypeFont Size Select Small font or Large fontView options Distribution ListsCreate Select Options View list AddFolders View undelivered optionsOrganize Messages with Folders Save messages to foldersMy folders View saved messagesMove a message to a folder ADD a Folder of Your OWNAll messages in a folder Delete MessagesSingle message Select Options DeleteOverwrite text, picture, and e-mail message settings Change Message SettingsText, picture, and e-mail message settings Multimedia message settings Select Overwriting in sent items or Overwriting in inboxRead Messages Receive multimedia connection settingsWrite and Send a Text Message Reply to a Message Forward a MessageReceive a picture message Picture MessagesDownload pictures View a Picture MessageSelect Options Save picture Compose and send a picture messageSave a Picture from a Picture Message Select Insert pictureWrite and send e-mail Preview, change, or delete a picture messageMail Select Menu Messages Text messages Inbox Receive a message or e-mailRead the message later Allow Multimedia Reception Define MMS settingsMultimedia Messages Select Incoming multimedia messages Retrieve Edit Multimedia Connection SettingsSession mode-Select session mode Temporary or Permanent Block Multimedia ReceptionAuthentication type-Select either Normal or Secure Other MMS SettingsWrite and send a multimedia message Read and reply to a multimedia message Chat Options ChatVoice Messages Save your voice mailbox numberAutomate voice mail Call and set up your voice mailListen to your voice messages Write Down Some InformationSET UP Voice Mail with Dialing Codes Insert Dialing CodesFrom the menus, select Messages Service commands Info Message ServiceService Commands Call log Menu While Viewing CallsFrom the menus, select Call log Received calls View Missed CallsView Received Calls From the menus, select Call log Dialed numbers View Dialed NumbersView Call Times From the menus, select Call log Delete recent call lists Delete Call ListsView Duration of Calls Contacts Menu Contacts MenuQuickly save a name and number Types of Contact InformationSave Contact Information Quickly save only a numberSelect Details Options Save an entry using the contacts menuSave multiple numbers and text items per entry Search for AN Entry in Contacts Change the Default Primary NumberSave addresses and notes Select E-mail address, Web address, Street address, or NoteEdit a Contact Entry Make a Call from ContactsADD AN Image to a Name or Number Delete Names and NumbersCopy Contact Entries Select either Keep original or Move originalSend a business card Receive a business card using IRBusiness Cards Touch DialingChange numbers Assign a keyMake a call Delete numbersSet caller group options View INFO, SERVICE, and OWN NumbersCaller Groups Set up a caller group Select Contacts View and MemoryCustomize a Profile Profiles MenuSelect a Profile SET a Timed Profile Personal Shortcuts Settings MenuOver the AIR OTA Settings Service Choose functionsOrganize functions Choose a nameSet the date Show or hide the clockChange the time format Set or change the date formatSelect Date Date format Activate Call ForwardingAnykey answer Cancel Call ForwardingFrom the menus, select Settings Call settings Anykey answer Automatic redialSummary after call Touch dialingCall waiting Send my caller identitySet the display language Phone SettingsSelect a line for outgoing calls View the phone memoryActivate or deactivate automatic Keyguard Activate or deactivate cell info displayWrite a welcome note Set up system selectionConfirm SIM service actions Activate or deactivate help text Activate or deactivate start-up toneShow or hide operator logo Select color schemeSelect menu view SelectChange display brightness Set screen saver timeoutTone Settings Handsfree options Enhancement SettingsHeadset options Music stand options Loopset optionsTTY options Charger options101 Security SettingsRestore Factory Settings USE the Radio Radio MenuTurn the Radio on and OFF 102Save a Radio Channel 103104 Camera MenuTake a Photo 105 SELF-TIMERSelect either Standard photo, Portrait photo, or Night mode Settings 106Folder Items Gallery MenuFolders 107108 Select Insert frame Edit AN ImageSelect Insert text Select Insert Clip-artSet an alarm Alarm ClockSelect an alarm tone Organizer MenuCalendar Turn off an alarm settingWhen the alarm sounds Monthly view Open the CalendarFour-way scrolling Go to a date113 View calendar notes the day viewSelect Options View day Select either Via Infrared, As note, or As text message Options while viewing calendar notesSend a calendar note to another device 114View Received Calendar Notes Receive Calendar notes from another deviceSelect Options Send Save Received Calendar NotesView a to-do note TO-DO ListAdd a to-do note Options while viewing to-do notesLaunch a Game Games MenuGame Downloads Menu 117Game Options 118Launch AN Application Applications MenuApplication Options From the menus, select Applications Select applicationDownload links Download ApplicationsApplication downloads Converter PC SuiteView Memory Status for Applications 121Basic calculations Extras MenuCalculator Currency conversionEdit the exchange rate Countdown TimerSet the timer 123From the menus, select Extras Countdown timer Stop timer Stop the timer before the alarm soundsFrom the menus, select Extras Countdown timer Change time Change the timeMeasure lap time Measure timeMeasure split time 125Wallet Save the lap timeOther stopwatch options 126Create a wallet code SecurityTime-out Change your wallet codeCreate a wallet card Reset the wallet codeActivate or deactivate code request 128From the menus, select Extras Wallet Personal notes Compose a personal noteOptions While Viewing the Notes List 129130 SynchronizeOptions While Viewing a Note Save Settings Manually Save settingsSave Settings When Received AS a Text Message 131Synchronize Data From the menus, select Services Active service settingsSynchronize from your phone Stop Synchronization133 Synchronize from your PCHandle Calls During Synchronization 134 Connectivity MenuInfrared Send and Receive Data Connection IndicatorGPRS, HSCSD, CSD 135Data Communication Applications Gprs dial-up connectionsGprs icons 136Nokia PC Suite 137138 Services MenuTechnology background Connect to the service Role of the service providerSET UP for Browsing 139Navigate the Wireless Internet 140Examples of Wireless Internet Sites 141Set bookmarks while online BookmarksEnter bookmarks manually File UploadMake a Call While Online SET UP AN Automatic ConnectionReceive a Call While Online 143144 Make AN Emergency Call While OnlineOptions While Online Certificates SecurityCache memory Allow or Reject CookiesCreate a Digital Signature 146Go to Menu SIM services MenuAppearance Settings 147Connection ports and other tools Hardware and enhancementsHardware AntennaChange the Xpress-on covers Recharge the batteryRemove the Back Cover and the Battery 149150 Install the KEY MAT and NEW Front CoverRemove the Front Cover About Enhancements 151152 Important battery informationCharging and Discharging Prolong the Battery PowerStandard 720-mAh Li-Ion battery BLD-3 153Multivoltage performance travel charger ACP-8 Battery charging stand DDC-1Standard travel charger ACP-7 154Music stand DT-1 Rapid travel charger ACP-12Audio 155Connect the headset Headset HS-5Boom headset HDB-4 156Data Stereo headset HDS-3Loopset LPS-4 Data cable DKU-5Full car kit CARK-143 Desktop stand DCV-14CAR 158Xpress-on color covers Mobile lighter charger LCH-12Covers and Cases Carry cases160 Care and MaintenanceReference information Operating environment Important Safety InformationTraffic Safety Electronic devicesPosted facilities Other medical devicesVehicles Potentially explosive atmospheres163 164 Certification Information SAR 165166 167 TroubleshootingProblem Possible cause Possible solution Technical information Nokia one-year limited warranty 169170 Melbourne, FL 171172 173 5519885 Appendix a Message from the Ctia Appendix a Message from the CtiaInternet Association To all users of mobile phones 175Guide to Safe and Responsible Wireless Phone Use 176177 178 Appendix B 179What is FDAs role concerning the safety of wireless phones? 180What kinds of phones are the subject of this update? 181182 What about children using wireless phones? 183184 185 IndexNumerics Display 186Internet 187188 Quick keys189 Take a photo text190 05/03