Save the lap time, Other stopwatch options, Wallet | Nokia 7250i

3To stop timing, select Stop.

The total time appears at the top of the display.

Save the lap time

1While the clock is running, select Stop > Options > Save.

2Enter a name for the measurement and select OK.

If you do not enter a name, the total time is used as the default title for the lap time.

Other stopwatch options

You can choose the following options when using the stopwatch:

Continue—Shows up when the stopwatch is working in the background.

Show last time—Allows you to view the last measured time.

View times—Allows you to browse the saved times.

Delete times—Allows you to delete any saved times. You can delete the saved times one by one or all at once.

• WALLET

The wallet feature allows you to store personal information like debit and credit card information to an encrypted area of phone memory. This information can then be used to make secure online purchases. Wallet purchases can also utilize digital signatures enabled by a security module in

the SIM card (if present) for signing and verifying transactions. Online purchases and digital signature capabilities are dependent upon your service provider.

You can also store important information in a wallet personal note. Security features such as a password and data encryption make it ideal for storing personal information such as PIN codes and other sensitive data.

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User Guide Nokia 7250i User Guide Voice mail number My numberESN Information about your Legal Information Page Contents Text entry Vii Call log Menu 2 Viii Settings Menu 5 Games Menu 10 Hardware and enhancements For your safety Backup Copies Qualified ServiceConnecting to Other Devices Enhancements and Batteries Overview of functions Multimedia Messaging Service MMSCamera FM Radio General Packet Radio Service Gprs Wireless Network ServicesSpeakerphone Midp Java Applications Browser Polyphonic Sound MidiAdvanced Multimedia Player Special User Interface Features Register Your Phone Newsletters Welcome and quick guide Nokia 7250i Phone AT a Glance IR port Earpiece Volume keys Display screenTalk key Power key Camera back Terms GET the Most OUT of this Guide Graphic clues Text clues Quick Guide to Functions Find information about your phone GET HelpContact Nokia Nokia Customer Care Center, USA Customer Care, Canada Guide updates Online tutorials In-phone help Contact your service provider Quick keys Start Screen Screen saver Indicators and iconsWallpaper Icon Indicates Shared Memory Scroll method Accessibility Solutions Phone MenusCopyright Protection Shortcuts Text Messages Menu Shortcuts Contacts Organizer Applications Remove the Battery Install the SIM CardBasic operations Remove the Back Cover Insert 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 an international call Redial a numberMake a conference call Answer or reject an incoming call Answer a call with the keypad locked Adjust the Earpiece Volume Listen to Your Voice Messages Call and SET UP Your Voice MailUSE the Loudspeaker Options During a Call Text entry Standard Mode Enter text Abc Predictive Text Input Enter numbersActivate predictive text Enter text Add new words to the dictionary Compound words Enter Punctuation and Special Characters Predictive text example Keyguard Phone securityLock the keypad Unlock the keypad Turn on call restrictions Call Restrictions Fixed Dialing Change your restriction passwordSet up and activate a fixed dialing list View or edit the fixed dialing list Closed User Groups Call barring password for closed user groupsTurn on closed user groups Turn off closed user groups Security Levels Access Codes PIN code Security code Wallet code PIN2 CodePersonal unblocking key PUK codes Advanced multimedia player Menu functions Linked Messages Messages Menu Options Before YOU can Send and Receive MessagesIcons Menu functions Font Size Default Message TypeSave Your Message Center Number Select Small font or Large font Create Distribution ListsView options Select Options View list Add Organize Messages with Folders View undelivered optionsFolders Save messages to folders Move a message to a folder View saved messagesMy folders ADD a Folder of Your OWN Single message Delete MessagesAll messages in a folder Select Options Delete Overwrite text, picture, and e-mail message settings Change Message SettingsText, picture, and e-mail message settings Select Overwriting in sent items or Overwriting in inbox Multimedia message settings Read Messages Receive multimedia connection settingsWrite and Send a Text Message Forward a Message Reply to a Message Download pictures Picture MessagesReceive a picture message View a Picture Message Save a Picture from a Picture Message Compose and send a picture messageSelect Options Save picture Select Insert picture Write 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 Session mode-Select session mode Temporary or Permanent Edit Multimedia Connection SettingsSelect Incoming multimedia messages Retrieve Block Multimedia Reception Other MMS Settings Authentication type-Select either Normal or Secure Write and send a multimedia message Read and reply to a multimedia message Options Chat Chat Save your voice mailbox number Voice Messages Listen to your voice messages Call and set up your voice mailAutomate voice mail Write Down Some Information Insert Dialing Codes SET UP Voice Mail with Dialing Codes From the menus, select Messages Service commands Info Message ServiceService Commands While Viewing Calls Call log Menu From 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 Menu Save Contact Information Types of Contact InformationQuickly save a name and number Quickly save only a number Select Details Options Save an entry using the contacts menuSave multiple numbers and text items per entry Save addresses and notes Change the Default Primary NumberSearch for AN Entry in Contacts Select E-mail address, Web address, Street address, or Note ADD AN Image to a Name or Number Make a Call from ContactsEdit a Contact Entry Delete Names and Numbers Select either Keep original or Move original Copy Contact Entries Business Cards Receive a business card using IRSend a business card Touch Dialing Make a call Assign a keyChange numbers Delete numbers Set caller group options View INFO, SERVICE, and OWN NumbersCaller Groups Select Contacts View and Memory Set up a caller group Customize a Profile Profiles MenuSelect a Profile SET a Timed Profile Over the AIR OTA Settings Service Settings MenuPersonal Shortcuts Choose functions Choose a name Organize functions Change the time format Show or hide the clockSet the date Set or change the date format Activate Call Forwarding Select Date Date format From the menus, select Settings Call settings Anykey answer Cancel Call ForwardingAnykey answer Automatic redial Call waiting Touch dialingSummary after call Send my caller identity Select a line for outgoing calls Phone SettingsSet the display language View the phone memory Activate or deactivate cell info display Activate or deactivate automatic Keyguard Write a welcome note Set up system selectionConfirm SIM service actions Activate or deactivate start-up tone Activate or deactivate help text Select menu view Select color schemeShow or hide operator logo Select Change display brightness Set screen saver timeoutTone Settings Handsfree options Enhancement SettingsHeadset options TTY options Loopset optionsMusic stand options Charger options 101 Security SettingsRestore Factory Settings Turn the Radio on and OFF Radio MenuUSE the Radio 102 103 Save a Radio Channel 104 Camera MenuTake a Photo 105 SELF-TIMERSelect either Standard photo, Portrait photo, or Night mode 106 Settings Folders Gallery MenuFolder Items 107 108 Select Insert text Edit AN ImageSelect Insert frame Select Insert Clip-art Select an alarm tone Alarm ClockSet an alarm Organizer Menu Calendar Turn off an alarm settingWhen the alarm sounds Four-way scrolling Open the CalendarMonthly view Go to a date 113 View calendar notes the day viewSelect Options View day Send a calendar note to another device Options while viewing calendar notesSelect either Via Infrared, As note, or As text message 114 Select Options Send Receive Calendar notes from another deviceView Received Calendar Notes Save Received Calendar Notes Add a to-do note TO-DO ListView a to-do note Options while viewing to-do notes Game Downloads Menu Games MenuLaunch a Game 117 118 Game Options Application Options Applications MenuLaunch AN Application From the menus, select Applications Select application Download links Download ApplicationsApplication downloads View Memory Status for Applications PC SuiteConverter 121 Calculator Extras MenuBasic calculations Currency conversion Set the timer Countdown TimerEdit the exchange rate 123 From the menus, select Extras Countdown timer Change time Stop the timer before the alarm soundsFrom the menus, select Extras Countdown timer Stop timer Change the time Measure split time Measure timeMeasure lap time 125 Other stopwatch options Save the lap timeWallet 126 Time-out SecurityCreate a wallet code Change your wallet code Activate or deactivate code request Reset the wallet codeCreate a wallet card 128 Options While Viewing the Notes List Compose a personal noteFrom the menus, select Extras Wallet Personal notes 129 130 SynchronizeOptions While Viewing a Note Save Settings When Received AS a Text Message Save settingsSave Settings Manually 131 Synchronize from your phone From the menus, select Services Active service settingsSynchronize Data Stop Synchronization 133 Synchronize from your PCHandle Calls During Synchronization 134 Connectivity MenuInfrared GPRS, HSCSD, CSD Connection IndicatorSend and Receive Data 135 Gprs icons Gprs dial-up connectionsData Communication Applications 136 137 Nokia PC Suite 138 Services MenuTechnology background SET UP for Browsing Role of the service providerConnect to the service 139 140 Navigate the Wireless Internet 141 Examples of Wireless Internet Sites Enter bookmarks manually BookmarksSet bookmarks while online File Upload Receive a Call While Online SET UP AN Automatic ConnectionMake a Call While Online 143 144 Make AN Emergency Call While OnlineOptions While Online Cache memory SecurityCertificates Allow or Reject Cookies 146 Create a Digital Signature Appearance Settings SIM services MenuGo to Menu 147 Hardware Hardware and enhancementsConnection ports and other tools Antenna Remove the Back Cover and the Battery Recharge the batteryChange the Xpress-on covers 149 150 Install the KEY MAT and NEW Front CoverRemove the Front Cover 151 About Enhancements 152 Important battery informationCharging and Discharging Standard 720-mAh Li-Ion battery BLD-3 PowerProlong the Battery 153 Standard travel charger ACP-7 Battery charging stand DDC-1Multivoltage performance travel charger ACP-8 154 Audio Rapid travel charger ACP-12Music stand DT-1 155 Boom headset HDB-4 Headset HS-5Connect the headset 156 Loopset LPS-4 Stereo headset HDS-3Data Data cable DKU-5 CAR Desktop stand DCV-14Full car kit CARK-143 158 Covers and Cases Mobile lighter charger LCH-12Xpress-on color covers Carry cases 160 Care and MaintenanceReference information Traffic Safety Important Safety InformationOperating environment Electronic devices Vehicles Other medical devicesPosted facilities Potentially explosive atmospheres 163 164 165 Certification Information SAR 166 167 TroubleshootingProblem Possible cause Possible solution Technical information 169 Nokia one-year limited warranty 170 171 Melbourne, FL 172 173 5519885 Internet Association To all users of mobile phones Appendix a Message from the CtiaAppendix a Message from the Ctia 175 176 Guide to Safe and Responsible Wireless Phone Use 177 178 179 Appendix B 180 What is FDAs role concerning the safety of wireless phones? 181 What kinds of phones are the subject of this update? 182 183 What about children using wireless phones? 184 185 IndexNumerics 186 Display 187 Internet Quick keys 188 Take a photo text 189 190 05/03