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Samsung Glyde user manual On/Off, Press abc2 Bluetooth Menu

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Bluetooth Menu

On/Off

When the Bluetooth radio is turned on, you can use the Bluetooth features available. When the Bluetooth radio is turned off, you cannot send or receive information via Bluetooth. To save battery life or in situations where radio use is prohibited, such as airline traveling, you can turn off the Bluetooth wireless technology.

Warning!: To ensure that the Hearing Aid Compatibility rating for your phone is maintained, secondary transmitters such as Bluetooth and WLAN components must be disabled during a call. For instructions to disable these components, see "Changing Your Settings" on page 82.

1.From the main screen, press the Center Select key ().

2.Use the Navigation wheel to highlight Settings & Tools and press the Center Select key ().

3.Press abc2 Bluetooth Menu.

4.Press the left soft key to turn Bluetooth On or Off.

Note: If Bluetooth is turned on, the Bluetooth icon displays in the top line of the display.

Changing Your Settings

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Samsung Glyde user manual On/Off, Press abc2 Bluetooth Menu, Press the left soft key to turn Bluetooth On or Off

Contents

Verizon Wireless Juke Headquarters Intellectual PropertyDisclaimer of Warranties Exclusion of Liability Table of Contents 105 115122 131 151156 Turning Your Phone On and Off Setting Up Voicemail Getting StartedTopics Covered Turn Your Phone Off Setting Up VoicemailTurning Your Phone On and Off Turning Your Phone OnListen to Voicemail Or dial your wirelessUnderstanding Your Phone Features of Your PhoneViews of Your Phone How to Open and CloseFeatures Open ViewScreen images simulated Voice Commands Key Press and hold to activate VoiceSignal Lock Key Volume Key Camera LensClosed View Headset JackFeatures Right Soft Key Command KeysEnd/Power Key Left Soft KeyUsing the Navigation Wheel Navigation WheelSend Key Camera Key Speakerphone KeyOpened Phone Display icons Understanding the Main ScreenPage Bottom Display Icons Dialogue boxes BatteryInstall the Battery Using a Non-Supported BatteryBattery release latch Remove the BatteryTravel Charger Charge the BatterySlide the power/ accessory connector cover down Incorrect Plug the adapter into a standard AC wall outlet Music Memory Battery IndicatorPhone Memory Following file types can be saved to the phone memoryMaking Calls Using Contacts Call FunctionsMaking a Call Answering Call-Waiting Calls Answering a CallCall In-progress Options Use the Navigation wheel to highlight the desired number Recent CallsCall History Icons Viewing Call InformationView Timers Select to view the call timers for your phone Making Calls Using Call HistoryFollowing options appear in the display Right soft key Options Creating or Updating Contacts Using Call HistoryAbc, ABC, 123, or Symbols Mobile Home Work FaxDelete All Call History Entries What is Roaming?Roaming Delete Call History EntriesPress Press Call SettingsTTY Mode SET screen displays From the main screen, press the Center Select key MenuVoice Settings Voice CommandsVoice Commands Settings Press def3 Voice CommandsSpeakerphone Plays the prompts through the speaker Name Settings Adjusts the speed and volume of name playbackDigit Dialing Adapting Voice CommandsVoice Commands Adapt Digit Dial to your voicePress 1 Tools, then Reset Digit Dial AdaptationGo To Menu Opens the specified Main Menu item VoiceSignal CommandsSend Text Msg New Message Call Name Dialing Contact NameName Lookup Contact List Play Playlist namePlay allows you to choose from the following selections Playlist Allows you to play a playlistChecking Phone Status Select one of the following menusMenu option spoken opens Opening MenusHelp Guide Return to the Previous Menu Navigate Using ShortcutsMenu Navigation Menu NavigationNavigation Wheel Shortcuts Menu OutlineMenu Navigation Messaging Recent Calls Page Menu Navigation Page Word Abc Changing the Text Entry Mode123 Symbols Shortcuts Quick Text Entering TextEntering Text Using Word Mode New Message, 1 TXT Message to compose a new text messageUse the Navigation wheel to highlight Word, key Entering Characters in Abc Mode Switching to Upper and Lower CaseEntering Symbols Send to send your message Entering NumbersUnderstanding Your Contacts Opening Contacts MenuNew Contact Add a phone number, or Email to your Contacts Contacts Icons Creating a new Contact from the main screen Adding a ContactAbc, ABC, 123, or Symbols Right soft keyLocation Storing Numbers After a Call If you selected Update Existing, proceed to stepAdding Pauses Move an Entry to Another Group Contact GroupsView Groups No Group Business Colleague Family FriendsSend a Text Message to Members of a Group Create a New GroupSend a Picture Msg to Members of a Group Subject Add a subject line to the Picture MsgTo send the text message, press the Center Select key Send Finding a Contacts Entry Editing an Existing Contact EntryPress abc2 Contact List Def3 until the number dials Deleting a Contact EntrySpeed Dialing Touch dialingAssign a speed dial location Emergency Contacts and Your In Case of Emergency ListCalling Emergency Numbers when the Phone is Locked My Name CardTwo types of calls can be made if the phone is locked Press def3 Bluetooth Message MessagingTypes of Messages Retrieving New MessagesReceiving Text Messages When you receive a new TXT message, pressIf you select View Now, Loading... appears in the display When you receive a new Picture Msg, pressReceiving Picture Messages LaterView a Picture Message Later Receive Messages While in a CallTo reference a messages while in a call To select a folder, press abc 2 Inbox, defPress 1 TXT Message to compose a new text message Creating and Sending TXT MessagesFrom the main screen, press the left soft key Message Press 1 New MessageOr the right soft key Options to display additional options Creating and Sending Picture MessagesTo send the message, press the Center Select key Send Press abc2 Picture Message to compose a new messageMessages by pressing the left soft key Erase Key to Send a new message to a highlighted email address Message FoldersInbox Press the left soft keyReview Messages in the Sent Folder SentPage Drafts DraftsNew Message View and Edit Draft MessagesErase Options Add Sound Lists all sounds pre-loaded and downloadedChanging Message Settings Press mno6 Mobile IM VoicemailMobile IM View Voicemail Messages in the Inbox FolderStop Watch For more information, refer to Stop Watch on Changing Your SettingsAlarm Clock For more information, refer to Alarm Clock on ToolsBluetooth Menu About BluetoothBluetooth Service Profiles Press abc2 Bluetooth Menu Press the left soft key to turn Bluetooth On or OffOn/Off Search Bluetooth SettingsGet New Ringtones Sounds SettingsPress def3 Sounds Settings Press 1 Call Sounds Call SoundsKeypad Volume Alert SoundsKeypad Sounds Power On/Off Display SettingsService Alerts Service Alert On or OffTo turn on an ERI banner BannerPress 1 Banner To create a personal bannerWallpaper Press ghi4 Display Settings Press abc2 BacklightPress ghi4 Display Settings Press def3 Wallpaper BacklightDisplay Themes Dial FontsClock Format Phone Settings Standalone ModeSet Shortcut Keys Location Voice CommandsLanguage Press ghi4 LanguageLock Phone SecurityPress mno6 Security Lock Code is the last four digits of your telephone numberLock Phone Now Restrict Access to Location MenuRestrict Calls NumberRestrict Messages Press def3 MessagesEdit Lock Codes Press 1 Edit Codes. The following options display Select keyRestoring Your Phone Make your selection and press the Center Select key Call Emergency Numbers in Lock ModeSystem Select DisplaySearching for a Contact Changing Your SettingsQuick Search Press wxyz9 Quick SearchSearching for a Menu Item Call SettingsPress mno6 Call Settings Answer OptionsKey For more information, refer to Speed Dialing on TTY ModeAuto Retry One Touch DialVoice Privacy Dtmf Tones103 Device and Identification numbers MemoryPhone Info Press tuv8 Phone InfoGo to My Purchases MusicMy Music Select the Buy Music tab LogPress the Sync Now button Music using V Cast Music Manager icon and click OK107 Play ModeMusic Player Music Player IconsOpening the Music Player Using the Navigation Wheel and Center Select KeyOperating the Music Player Artists Allows you to view and play your songs by artist109 Method 2 Swivel Open Music Player OptionsStopping the Music Player Method 1 Swivel ClosedCheck mark displays beside each song. -or PlaylistCreating a Playlist Adding a Song to a PlaylistDeleting a Playlist Changing Song Order in a PlaylistDeleting Songs from the Music Player Right click on the song title, and select Delete113 Deleting Songs from the Music Player To display help text Get It NowGet It Now Press ghiMy Ringtones Tunes & TonesGet New Ringtones Press Tunes & TonesGet New Pictures PicturesMy Sounds Press 1 Tunes & Tones Press def3 My SoundsThis menu launches the camera My PicturesPress abc2 Pictures Press abc2 My Pictures Take PictureResolution Select High 640X480, Med 320X240, Low Are available119 Menu Press GamesTools on the Go Menu Press def3 GamesExtras Get New Applications is highlighted121 Tools ToolsCalculator Press To add a decimal pointTip Converter123 Add a new event CalendarPress 1 Tools, abc2 Calculator, def3 Converter Enter the quantity you want converted in the text box125 View an eventKey Options Press the Center Select key View to view eventMonthly Alarm ClockSet An Alarm AlarmDisable an alarm before it sounds Alarms127 Stop Watch SnoozeScreen displays Press 1 Tools, pqrs 7 Notepad 123 SymbolsWorld Clock DST On Sets the Daylight Savings time optionErase Notes Erase notes marked with a checkmark Review, Edit, and Erase NotesCertification Information SAR Health and Safety InformationHealth and Safety Information Exposure to Radio Frequency RF Signals132 Head 1.31 W/kg Body-worn 0.558 W/kg133 Consumer Information on Wireless PhonesSamsung Mobile Products and Recycling UL Certified Travel Adapter134 What kinds of phones are the subject of this update?Do wireless phones pose a health hazard? What is FDAs role concerning the safety of wireless phones?Page 136 What are the results of the research done already?137 138 What about children using wireless phones?139 140 Road Safety141 Responsible Listening142 American Academy of Audiology143 Using Your Phone Near Other Electronic DevicesNational Institute for Occupational Safety and Health Operating EnvironmentVehicles Implantable Medical DevicesHearing Aid Compatibility with Mobile Phones Other Medical DevicesPotentially Explosive Environments Emergency CallsPress the sEND key FCC Notice Other Important Safety InformationRestricting Childrens access to your Phone FCC Notice and CautionsUnderstanding How Your Phone Operates Getting the Most Out of Your Signal ReceptionUnderstanding the Power Save Feature Product Performance148 Availability of Various Features/Ring TonesBattery Standby and Talk Time Battery Precautions149 150 Care and MaintenanceWarranty Information Standard Limited WarrantyWhat is Covered and For How Long? Samsung Standard Limited Warranty Warranty Information153 Precautions for Transfer and Disposal 155 Touch dialing Adding a New Contact Entry Alarm clockBluetooth Disable alarm DisplayDrafts folder End key Entering Text Health and Safety InformationInbox folder Indicator Display ThemeSecurity settings 94 Send key Phone Info Phone SettingsPowering off Powering on Roaming indicator Safe Use of your phone SecurityTools Vibrate mode iconVoiceSignal Wallpaper Warranty Information