Menu Types

Menu Types

There is one main menu used by the i760 called the Start Menu.

The Start menu contains links to all the applications and settings information, similar to that of a Windows based PC system. To access the Start menu, simply use the stylus to tap in the upper left corner of the screen on the word Start. A drop down menu list is then displayed, and from the here, all other applications and settings can be accessed.

Customization and Navigation

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Contents

SCH-i760 Series Intellectual Property Disclaimer of Warranties Exclusion of Liability Table of Contents Entering Text 114 179 Activating Your Phone Getting StartedTopics Covered To activate your phone, follow these steps Turning the Phone Feature On and Off Powering On the PhonePowering Off the Phone Page Set up Voicemail Setting Up Your VoicemailToday Screen Check Voicemail Navigating Your PDA Customization and Navigation Menu Types Method 2 Using the Keypad Method 1 Using a StylusCustomizing your Start Menu List Customizing your Today Screen Theme Remove these items by removing the check mark from each item Customizing the left soft key function Customizing your touch sensative keypad Screen Tap Settings to reveal the Settings screen Changing the Handler Understanding Your Phone Features of Your Phone Key Features of the SCH-i760 Key Functions Front View of Your PhonePage Closed View of Your Phone Volume Key Microphone Landscape View of Your Phone Today Screen Power On/Off Key Command KeysToday Screen Functions Locking Your Setting Up a Password Hint Manually Locking the Phone Unlocking the Phone After a TimeoutPage IconDefinition Display Icons Indicates a reminder of an upcoming calendar event Battery Gently push the battery down until it snaps into place Installing the BatteryRemoving the Battery Push and hold the battery release latch up Lift the battery up and away from the phone Checking Battery Charge Charging the Battery Battery Capacity Advanced tab Power parameters Using a microSD Memory Card Installing the microSD Memory Card Programs Installation and RemovalMemory Slot MicroSD card Removing the microSD Memory Card Managing Certificates Adding Programs by using Microsoft ActiveSyncAdding a Program Directly from the Internet Tap Remove Programs Reset button Rebooting your Phone after LockupDeleting a Certificate \ Z Resetting your Phone to Factory Defaults Clearing all Phone Data Method 1 Using the Navigation Key Voice CommandCall Functions Making a Call Method 4 Using the Stylus Method 3 Using the Soft KeyTap the Menu soft key to display the following options Answering a Call Using the SpeakerphoneDisplaying Your Phone Number To deactivate the speakerphone, tap Speaker Off Filtering Call History Call History Creating a Contact Using Call History Placing a Call Using Call HistoryTap Call History Deleting the Call History Deleting Individual Call History Entries Roaming-NetworksWhat is Roaming Sending a Text Message using Call HistoryChanging your Roaming Network Options TTY Voice Command Tap Voice Command Status Using the Voice Command Entering Text Text Entry Input ModeBuilt-in Qwerty Keypad There are four different character input methods available Keyboard Block RecognizerLetter Recognizer Text Entry Word Completion SymbolTranscriber Options tab provides the following input options Text Entry Options Understanding Your Contacts Contacts Add a New Contact Working with your ContactsFind a Contact Tap an entry from the list to display its information Make a Call from Contacts Delete a ContactBeam a Contact Entry via Blutooth Tap ok to exit and return to the previous screen Adding Notes to Contacts Tap BluetoothAccepting Incoming Beams Adding a Note Deleting a Note Speed Dial ContactsTap Speed Dial Types of Messages Messaging Retrieving a Message Accessing Message FoldersRetrieving a Text Message Configuring Text Message Parameters Configuration of Messaging ParametersMessage Folders Configuration of Messaging Parameters Sending Messages Configuring Picture and Video Message ParametersCreating and Sending Text Messages Tap Text Messages Sound Files include MP3, MID, MIDI, MMF, XMFO, and WAV Creating and Sending Picture/Video Messages New Text Messages Options Text Message Menu OptionsReceived Text Messages Options Move Allows you to move the message to other folders Tools Folders Text Messages Outlook E-mailRead Text Messages Options New Multimedia Messages Options Multimedia Message Menu OptionsReceived MMS Messages Options Read MMS Message Options BackPress to return to MMS message previews Spell Checking a Text Message Checking Names with an SMS Message Using My Text MessagesInserting a My Text Message Editing a My Text Message Using Outlook for E-mail Mail Account SetupCreating an Email Account Tap the Finish soft key to save your information Using an ISP for E-mail Message Folders I760 Settings Changing Your Settings Button Assignments Personal SettingsFollowing functions can be assigned to the buttons above Assigning the External Buttons System SettingsAbout Copyrights tab Displays information about copyrights Tap ok to return to the previous screen Clock & AlarmsBacklight Certificates Data Connection Error ReportingEncryption Memory External GPS Regional Settings Power Screen Remove ProgramsVersion Tap Version About Bluetooth BluetoothBluetooth Service Profiles Toggling Bluetooth On/Off Bluetooth Settings Tap Bluetooth to toggle the active stateFor more information, refer to Bluetooth Settings on Adding a Bluetooth Device Connections Wi-FiTap Connections USB to PC Wireless Manager PDA/Phone Ringer Volume Sound SettingsPrograms and Notifications alarms, reminders Sounds and Notifications Select the event from the Event drop down menu Tap Sounds & Notifications Tap the Notifications tabTap either Play sound or Vibrate Tap Phone Turn Phone Volume Off R2VS Audio Processing Setting a Phone Password Phone tab Phone Settings Voicemail Settings To access the service settings Services tabScreen Tap Settings and from Tap the Service tab Change or set the following options Security tab To access the options on this menu follow these stepsEmergency Call Your Personal Digital Assistant Personal Digital AssistantPicsel Browser Tap Programs Launching the Picsel BrowserTap Picsel Browser .The browser is then displayed Navigating Picsel Browser Views Time while you pan around the document Preferences Microsoft Mobile ApplicationsInternet Explorer Tap Internet Explorer Office MobileExcel Mobile Office Mobile Mobile, and Word Mobile Tap Excel Mobile Tap Programs Tap Office Mobile Tap PowerPoint Mobile PowerPoint MobileWord Mobile Accessing Word Mobile options Tap Office Mobile Tap Word Mobile Dormant ModeData session now dormant displays Launch Media Player Windows Media PlayerTap Programs Tap Windows Media Load Media Player files Media Player Controls Following settings are available in the media player Playlist Camera and VideoTap My Playlists Take Pictures Settings Camera tab Settings General tabSettings Camcorder Start Sound On, Off End Sound On, Off Multi Shot 3, 6 Record a Video Tap Programs Tap the Pictures & Videos Pictures and VideosHighlight an image from the Pictures screen do not tap Application Management Install New ApplicationsDelete an Application 113 Today Screen Calendar Tasks List Calculator Personal Organizer Date and Time Settings Scheduling an Alarm Owner Information Wi-Fi Status Message Task Status CalendarAppointments and Events Scheduling an Appointment Agenda Displays a list of the current day’s appointments Change the Calendar ViewTap X to exit and return to the previous screen Calendar Options Tasks List Tap ok to save your settings and return to the calendarCreate a New Task Tap the Status box and select Not Completed or Completed Task Options Mark a Task Complete Tap the Show Tasks entry bar box Task Entry BarEditing a Task Adding a Note to a Task Beaming a Task Deleting a Task Tap Notes Press the New soft key Recording an Audio NoteTap to start recording, and then tap Record Yourself During a Call Delete a Note Write a Note Calculator Using the CalculatorTap Programs Tap Calculator Active Sync SynchronizationWith ActiveSync, you can ActiveSync System Requirements Installing Microsoft ActiveSyncFollow the instructions on the screen Setting Up a Partnership 131 Synchronization Change the connection settings Click OK Customizing Connection SettingsSynchronizing Information Changing PC Settings Customizing Synchronization SettingsSetting Server Synchronization Changing the Synchronization Schedule Connecting Your Phone to a ComputerTap Menu Schedule Set each option PC Configuration Connecting via Bluetooth Wireless TechnologyActiveSync, select File Connection Settings PDA Configuration Installing Windows Mobile Device Center Wireless SyncSystem Requirements Creating your Wireless Sync account Call Forwarding Network ServicesCall Forwarding Three-way Calling Call Waiting Caller ID Call Waiting Three-way CallingAnswering a waiting call Ending a waiting call Caller ID About Bluetooth Wireless Technology Bluetooth and Wi-Fi Services 143 Bluetooth and Wi-Fi Services On/Off Mode Bluetooth Modes Discoverable Mode Creating Bluetooth Bonds Bluetooth Bonds You can use a Bluetooth Hands-free device with your Bluetooth Hands-Free DeviceAccepting a Bond Renaming a Bond Using Bluetooth Hands-Free Device Bluetooth Obex FTPBluetooth Obex FTP Server Setting Using Bluetooth Obex FTP Client Bluetooth Virtual Serial PortExchanging Files via Obex FTP Server About Wi-Fi ActiveSync via Bluetooth Wireless TechnologySetting Bluetooth Virtual Serial Port Connecting a Virtual Serial Port Device Automatically Connecting to a Network Enabling Wi-FiTap Wireless Manager All Available Only access points Only computer-to-computer Manually Entering Network Settings Tap the Network Adapters tab Changing Connection Information Multimedia AccessoriesSD I/O Expansion Slot microSD Transferring data to the microSD card from a PC Use the microSD card GamesBubble Breaker Solitaire Multimedia Health and Safety Information Health and Safety InformationExposure to Radio Frequency RF Signals Health and Safety Information Samsung Mobile Products and Recycling Consumer Information on Wireless PhonesUL Certified Travel Adapter Do wireless phones pose a health hazard? What kinds of phones are the subject of this update?What is FDAs role concerning the safety of wireless phones? Page What are the results of the research done already? 165 What about children using wireless phones? 167 Road Safety Responsible Listening American Academy of Audiology National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health Using Your Phone Near Other Electronic DevicesOperating Environment Hearing Aids Implantable Medical DevicesOther Medical Devices Vehicles Emergency Calls Potentially Explosive EnvironmentsPress the key Restricting Childrens access to your Phone Other Important Safety InformationFCC Notice and Cautions FCC Notice Understanding the Power Save Feature Getting the Most Out of Your Signal ReceptionProduct Performance Understanding How Your Phone Operates Battery Standby and Talk Time Availability of Various Features/Ring TonesBattery Precautions Care and Maintenance Care and Maintenance Standard Limited Warranty Warranty InformationWhat is Covered and For How Long? Samsung Warranty Information 181 Precautions for Transfer and Disposal 183 Battery Tab Bluetooth Auto Answer BatteryBluetooth and Wi-Fi Bluetooth Bonds Configuration Health and Safety Information Icons Customization Data Connection Dormant modeMail Account Excel Mobile Network Services ISP Setup KeyInput Method Making Calls Power Save Tab Programs Phone Settings Slide ShowSettings Pocket Internet Explorer Voice Privacy Voice signal menu Voicemail USB to PC Voice CommandVolume Settings Warranty Information Wi-Fi Wireless Manager 87

Samsung SCH-i760 user manual Menu Types

Models: SCH-i760