Menu structure, MMS Settings | Pantech G670 specification

MESSAGES

MMS

MMS stands for multimedia messaging system that can send files taken from the digital camera, downloaded image files and sound files. The file limit for each object is 32KB, and the total message limit is 64KB.

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Menu structure

MMS

Create : Creates and sends new messages.

Inbox : Displays received messages.

Outbox : Displays a list of messages to be sent.

Drafts : Displays a list of incomplete messages.

Sent : Displays a list of messages sent.

Archive : Shows stored messages.

Templates : Shows a list of templates that can be applied when writing new messages.

MMS Settings

-Save messages : You can decide whether or not you will store all messages in the Sent mailbox.

-Delivery receipts : Use this function to check if a sent message has been delivered to the recipient, or to determine if you will send a Delivery Report demanded by an incoming message.

-MMS center : Sets the address of the MMS center.

-WAP Profile : Sets the configuration of the WAP profile used when receiving or sending MMS messages.

-MMS life time : Determines the lifetime of MMS messages.

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Pantech G670 manual Menu structure, MMS Settings

Contents

G670 Specification Safety Precautions Potentially Explosive Atmosphere Medical DevicesPublic Place Boarding an Aircraft Exposure to Radio Waves User Guide Using Your Phone Properly Precaution Using Thermometer Lens Washing Body temperature guideNormal body temperature of each body part Measured part Body temperature Ages Body temperature Normal body temperature by age Memo Table of Contents Messages SMS/EMS Menu functions FUN & Tools Appendix Troubleshooting Troubleshooting Components Handset Description Main LCD Screen Internal LCD Main LCD Roaming Indicates that roaming service is Available Sublcd Menu SUB-LCD Menu OptionsFlash on Name Key Function Function KeysFunction keys Press this key if you wish to adjust Quick Start Charging the Battery Installing the Battery Getting started Turning Your Phone OFF Turning Your Phone on Making a Call Answering a Call Ending a Call Browsing the Main Menu Adjusting the Earpiece Volume Inputting Characters and Numbers T9 Guideline Basic Functions Speed Dialing Missed Calls Making AN International CallMaking AN Emergency Call Last Number DIALLED/RECEIVED/MISSED Phone Book Shortcut Menu Call Waiting During a Call Options During a Call Multi-tap English T9 Number and T9 SymbolT9 English Memo Menu Type STK Before getting started Messages Detailed functions of Used Space Detailed functions of settings Outbox Inbox, Outbox, Archive messages Inbox and Outbox menu Archive File size limit for EMS files Creating/Sending/Storing a message Creating a messageArchive menu File extension names available for EMS items for Load Text styleT9 options Sending the message Receiving a message Storing messagesStoring messages in the SIM card Storing messages in the handset Chinese Storing messages with attached filesLimit in Create Maximum words allowed per text-only message English Menu structure MMS Settings MMS download Writing and sending multimedia messages Press the key Adjust the object properties of inserted images and sounds Read Message and its functions Receiving Messages Storing message objects Voicemail Deleting a messageMoving a message Editing a message Cell broadcasts Read info Settings Set Info Language Dialled Calls Call LogsReceived Calls Missed Calls Clear Logs Call Info Call costs Received calls Call timersReset call time Dialled calls Last connection Gprs Info Current connectionAll connections Melody type Ringing Settings Ring typeRinging Volume Sound Key Tone Message Alert Sound Effect Flip Open Tone Key Tone Setting Operating Method Bell/Vibration/VolumeMessage Tone Setting Sound Effect Flip Open Tone Screen Setting SettingsDisplay Visual Setting Screen Option PW OnOff Screen Display stringFont color Backlight Greeting Set Date Date & Time Set Time Set Time Zone Language Reset Settings You can save only two numbers Information Own NumberSoftware Version Answering machine Auto Power AlarmSettings Response Message RecordingResponse Time Recorded message User message Shortcut Voice LED All Calls NET ServicesDivert Calls On No Answer When BusyWhen Not Found Flip open Cancel AllCall Settings Answer Type Auto answer Call WaitingCaller Number Any key Automatic Redial Network Settings Preferred N/W Manual Add new N/WSelection Automatic Security Settings Change password Handset lock SIM lock Outgoing BarringIncoming NET Services Fixed dial list Fixed dialingClear all Fixed dial Select CUG settingsList CUGs Organizer AlarmAdding and deleting alarms You may register up to five alarms Erasing and adding events Scheduler Organizer Moving to a specific date Seeing all the events registered on the calendar Memo Example 6 X 5 / 2 + 2 = CalculatorConverter Stop Watch Controls Key Menu Screen / In Game Execution How to PlayFUN & Tools Game Photo Puzzle Image Downloaded 100 Animation 102 Voice record For more information, please see the precaution section Thermometer Check Temperature Wap HistoryDaily History Push messages Home ResumeBookmarks Connection Data settings Gprs settings Security cert Cache mode Push security Empty Temp FileVersion info Viewing Java Application list On-line menu Deleting java application Running java application Downloading java application Viewing information of the java applications Java Network Settings Preview Menu Default Preview ScreenSnapshot Single shot/Multi shot/Movie shot Archive CamcoderMulti-shot Photo Album/Movie Album Tool Type key is used Photo Studio Pop-up Menu Memory info Setting 121 Menu/select ‘Edit’ PhonebookGroup search Name Search Select each number with left & right navigation key Photo search Speed Dial Add New Name Used space Settings Save nos. to Delete all Group ring tones Deleting registered menus Using a registered menuMY Menu Register in My Menu Appendix ALL about Performance and Safety When the Enter PIN1 message appears TroubleshootingWhen the Insert SIM Card message appears When the Handset locked enter password message appears When your cell phone does not turn on When audio quality is poorWhen the other party cannot hear you speaking When battery lifetime is shorter than usual When you are unable to select a certain function When you are unable to charge the batteryWhen you are unable to input data into the Phone Book Precautions and tips while using the battery Battery USE Operating Environment Safety InformationRoad Safety Emergency Calls Malfunction of Nearby Electronic Devices