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Nokia 7610 manual Accessories, Few practical rules for accessory operation

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21. Accessories

If you want to enhance your phone’s functionality, an extensive range of accessories is available for you. You can select any of these items to help accommodate your specific communication needs. For availability of these and other accessories, contact your service provider.

A few practical rules for accessory operation:

•Keep all accessories out of reach of small children.

•When you disconnect the power cord of any accessory, grasp and pull the plug, not the cord.

•Check regularly that any vehicle-installed accessories are mounted and are operating properly.

•Installation of any complex car accessories must be made by qualified personnel only.

Note: Use only batteries, chargers and accessories approved by the phone manufacturer for use with this particular phone model. The use of any other types may invalidate any approval or warranty applying to the phone, and may be dangerous.

Note: See “Using batteries and chargers” on page 112. for important battery usage information.

Note: For availability of approved accessories, please check with your authorized Nokia dealer.

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Nokia 7610 manual Accessories, Few practical rules for accessory operation

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User Guide Nokia 7160 User Guide Export Controls Part No , Issue No Nokia Inc. All rights reservedLegal information FCC/Industry Canada NoticeContents Adjusting the earpiece volume Making/receiving callsVoice messages Advanced calling featuresCall log ProfilesCustomize your phone Text messages Security settingsYour personal assistant Game settings WAP servicesGames Troubleshooting Frequently Asked Questions FAQ Glossary AccessoriesVii Index Viii For your safety Your phone’s label Connecting To Other DevicesInfrared Precautions Making CallsUpdates Network servicesHow to contact Nokia WelcomeContacting your service provider Important battery information Attach your batteryCharge your battery Before you beginRemoving the battery Prolonging battery lifeFront DiagramsAbout your phone Back BottomAbout your phone’s display Switch the phone on or offTo switch the phone on or off, press and hold for 2 seconds Start screenIndicators and Icons Header and scroll barIcon Description Using the keys Using the selection keysTips Using the NaviTM rollerLeft selection key Pressing the roller is the same as pressing SelectTo close the sliding cover without ending a call Using the sliding coverJust in case To end a call with the sliding cover closedPage Help texts Your phone’s menusBrowsing the menus via the roller TipsList of main menu functions Accessing a menu function by its shortcutMessages 01-1 Inbox Call log ProfilesSettings Time settings Alarm clock ClockSystem Calculator Calendar To-do list Services Infrared KeyguardGames Making/receiving calls Making a call using the keypadMaking a call using the phone book Making other types of phone callsLast number redial Ending a callRejecting a call Calling your voice mailboxPress Listen when New voice message Adjusting the earpiece VolumepictureIcon is displayed Entering characters via the NaviTM roller Letters and numbersEntering characters via the keypad KEY Characters Saving names and numbers Phone bookSaving names and numbers Saving via the phone book menuWorking with the phone book Using the phone bookAccessing your list of saved names and numbers Phone book menusOrganizing the phone book Editing a name and numberErasing a phone book entry Erasing a phone book entryErasing all phone book entries Viewing call-related information For this feature to work properlyCall log Press Menu-2 Call logClear call lists Call-related information optionsImportant You cannot undo this operation To display/hide current call timer Call timersClear call timers To clear all call timersVoice messages Setting up your voice mailboxGreetings, passwords, and prompts Listening to your voice messagesProfiles Selecting another profileSend touch tones Exploring the In-call menu optionsFollowing can be performed while a call is active End all calls Accessing Phone book and MenuSend flash New callCaller ID To enable/disable Anykey answerPress Menu 4-2-1 Settings Call settings Anykey answer Muting/unmuting the microphoneCall waiting Call forwardingTo answering a waiting call Way conference calls To switch between the 2 callsSend own caller ID with next call To reject a waiting callCalling card Press Menu 4-2-2 Settings Call settings Automatic redialAutomatic redial Placing one of the parties on holdSaving calling card information Press MenuChoosing a calling card to use Voice dialingAssigning a voice tag to a phone number Making calling card callsImportant notes about voice tags Deleting a phone number erases any associated voice tagsDialing a number using voice dialing Working with an existing voice tagTouch dialing options Setting up 1-touch dialingTouch dialing Press the corresponding number key 2 to 9 and pressAdding a new number to a name Phone book enhancementsMultiple numbers per phone book entry Editing a numberChanging a number type Primary numberPress Options. Scroll to Change type and press the roller Phone book scroll view Saving text informationSearching the phone book Adding a text item to a nameCaller groups Setting a ringing tone and graphic for a caller groupAdding a name and phone number to a caller group Group graphic Memory statusGroup Members Working with profiles Customize your phoneCustomizing the Navi roller Changing roller functionSettings you can customize Display options Setting the display languageRenaming profiles To display the current call timer Displaying the current call timerSetting the time ClockSelecting a time format Restore factory settingsWelcome note Displaying or hiding the clockPress Menu 4-3-6 Settings Phone settings Slide setting Disable/enable the active slidePress Select. Scroll to Off or On and press the roller Phone lock Security settingsKeypad lock Keyguard To lock the keypadAnswering a call with phone lock on Allowed number when phone lockedActivating and deactivating phone lock Storing the allowed phone numberChanging your security code Access codesSecurity code Phone will display Security code changedChanging your lock code Call restrictionsLock code Restricting outgoing callsAdding outgoing call restrictions Editing call restrictions Selecting call restrictionsErasing call restrictions Reading unread messages later/re-reading messages Text messagesReading text messages Message optionsErasing individual text messages About message memoryErase message options Erasing messages in the message folders Using predictive text inputEntering text using predictive text input Enabling predictive text inputDeleting characters and words Inserting punctuation symbols and special charactersInserting numbers Changing character caseWriting compound words Adding a new word to the dictionaryPress Spell Writing and sending a text message Writing and sending an e-mail messageReplying to a message Replying via SMSReplying via e-mail Forwarding messagesAssigning message options Message settingsMessages in the Outbox Viewing the message saved in the OutboxCalendar views CalendarWeek list Day list Day viewAdding a calendar note Select Make noteAdding a task When the alarm sounds for a noteTo-do list Viewing tasksWhen the alarm sounds Alarm clockSnoozing Setting the exchange rate Using the calculatorUsing calculator for currency conversion CalculatorCurrency conversion Contact managerPhone displays the converted amount Sending and receiving data via IR Infrared connectionsGeneral notes about sending or receiving via IR Other types of IR connections Checking the status of an IR connectionTransmitting phone book via IR Calendar notes via IR Sending a calendar note to another deviceDLR-3P connections WAP services Services menuLaunching the browser About your service providerUnderstanding a WAP web site Understanding and navigating a WAP card Browser menu Highlight the data entry field and press the rollerCard Options menu BookmarksAdditional menu items To save a bookmark manually Working with bookmarksTo save a site’s address as a bookmark To return to a bookmarked sitePlay, save, or erase a ringing tone Download a ringing toneOther options Starting a new game Game settingsGames Select New gameVoice privacy Network settingsNetwork selection Own number selectionStoring the feature code Network feature settingCall forwarding Call waiting Activating or cancelling Call WaitingHighlight either Activate or Cancel, then press Select Forwarding your callsBlocking your own caller ID Send own caller ID when callingCall mode Scroll to No to block number and press OKPublic system setting Public system settings are availableAccessories Few practical rules for accessory operationBatteries Charging TimesBattery Digital Analog Standby Standby and Talk TimesStandard Travel Charger ACP-7U Chargers and Other AccessoriesRapid Travel Charger ACP-8U Charger can also be used together with the optionalCompact Desktop Charging Stand DCH-8 Rapid Cigarette Lighter Charger LCH-9Compact Desktop Charging Stand DCH-9 Times are shown at the beginning of this sectionThis hands-free desktop charging Hands-free desktop charging stand kit DCH-12K100 Troubleshooting Tag a phone book Are not beingDelivered EntryFrequently Asked Questions FAQ 103How do I lock the keypad? 104How do I find my phone’s model number? 105How do I find out how many memory locations the phone has? 106Glossary Fax call MailEND key Home systemNon-home type Ringing volumeNavigate Number keysSlide ScreenScroll Talk keyGame tones VolumeVoice tag 111Reference information Using batteries and chargers112 Accessories and batteries 113Operating Environment Important Safety InformationTraffic Safety Electronic DevicesOther Medical Devices PacemakersHearing Aids VehiclesPosted Facilities Potentially Explosive AtmospheresVehicles 116Making an Emergency Call Emergency Calls117 Radio Frequency RF Signals 118119 Care and Maintenance 120Technical information 121Nokia One-Year Limited Warranty 122Nokia One-Year Limited Warranty 123124 125 126 Index 127Diagrams 7 display 128129 130