Removing the Battery, Charging the Battery | Samsung SCH - T300

Removing the Battery

To remove the battery from your phone:

1.Turn the phone off (by pressing and holding until the closing animation sequence begins.)

2.Push the catch button up on the top of the battery on the back side of the phone. (see illustration). The battery will easily lift out or fall away from the phone.

Charging the Battery

Note: A standard battery is provided with your phone. The battery must be fully charged before using your phone for the first time. The phone can be used while the battery is charging.

Your phone is powered by a rechargeable Li-ion battery. Only use Samsung approved chargers and batteries. These chargers are designed to maximize battery life. Using other chargers voids your warranty and may cause damage.

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Samsung SCH - T300 manual Removing the Battery, To remove the battery from your phone, Charging the Battery

Contents

SCH T300 Page Intellectual Property Samsung Telecommunications America STA, Inc Disclaimer of Warranties Exclusion of Liability Introduction To Your Samsung T300 Series Phone Phone Book Memory 500 Locations How To Use This Manual Table of Contents List of Menu Functions Using your Phone’s Menus Viii Dialing numbers from the phone book Web/MiniBrowser Sounds Xii Animation 100 My Phone Number 101Set Active 108 Training Undo Train 109 118 116117 119 New Messages 134 Inbox 136 Delivery Acknowlegment 138 MSG Setup 139Security Features 144 Lock Mode Outbox 137 149 147148 150 162 159161 163 Your Consumer Package Your consumer package contains the following items Front View of the Samsung T300 Antenna Backlight FeaturesGetting to know your phone CLR Clear Key LED Indicator End power On/Off KeyHeadset Connector Front Flip Numeric Key Functions Menu KeyMicrophone Receiver Located on the left side of the phone Volume/Scroll ButtonsVoice Memo Button Voice Privacy Icon Interface if Adapter Located at the bottom of the phone Getting Connected Roam Digital Mode Analog ModeGetting Started Turning your Phone On Turning your Phone Off List of Menu Functions Sounds Voice Dial Games #. Security Using your Phone’s Menus Accessing Menus by Scrolling Returning to the Previous Menu Accessing Menus by using their Short Cut NumberFor example Setting the Connect tone to ‘on’ Standby Mode Lock ModePower Save Mode Your phone’s modes Conversation/Talk Mode Silent Mode Top Line of the Display Screen Page Battery attaches to the phone very easily Using the BatteryInstalling the battery Charging the Battery Removing the BatteryTo remove the battery from your phone Charging with a Travel Charger Low Battery IndicatorEmpty Battery Icon Follow these stepsPage Disposal of Lithium Ion batteries Caring for the BatteryProtecting your battery To place a call CallsOutgoing Incoming Missed Three Way Calling Erase logs Keeping track of call logs Reviewing outgoing, incoming, or missed calls Air Time Last Call Total To view or erase total air time Erase Total To erase your total air time Lifetime To view your total lifetime air time Phone Book Answering a Call With your phone in standby mode Find Name Add Entry To add an entry Assigning a Specific Memory Address Pause Dialing Storing Pauses in a Phone Book Entry Pause dialing from the Phone Book Manual pause dialing Editing phone book numbers Prepending a phone Number Erasing phone book entries Adding a name ringer To add a Name Ringer to a Phone Book entry Mail address Finding an Entry This option allows you to find an entry by location number Secret phone book numbers Relation SearchTo store phone numbers and names To add a new phone number to the Phone Book Setting speed dial Storing phone numbers at the end of a call To store a phone number after ending a callShortcuts to Storing Phone Numbers Dialing numbers from the phone book Shortcuts to Memory Dialing Two-Touch Dialing To launch the web Web/MiniBrowserLaunching the Minibrowser Exiting the Web/Minibrowser MiniBrowser Start and End Prompts MiniBrowser Soft Keys You can select options or links by using the soft keys Navigating the Web How the Keys Work in the MiniBrowser CLR key This key performs two functions Entering Text, Numbers, or Symbols Pressing the key gives you the following options Alphabetical Text Entry Number Entry Key to display the options and press the key up or down Symbol EntryHere are the list of available symbol characters T9 Word Text Entry Next most commonly used word by pressing up or down Today How to schedule an eventScheduler View Month How to view an event Calendar has the input modes Calendar Jump to date Using jump to dateDate To view, edit, add, or erase to do list items How to create a to do listTo Do List Countdown Creating a Countdown item Adding, editing, and erasing a countdown item Checking the Current Time in Another City or Country World TimeCalculate Performing a calculation Use the scroll keys To edit a programmed alarm AlarmAlarm set Ringer Volume Adjusting Ringer Volume QuicklyAdjusting Voice Volume during a Call Sounds Ringer Type To activate these options Voice Calls Melody or ringers, pressMessages menu contains three options Messages Press for Sounds Press for Ringer Type Press for Web Key Beep Browser MSGTo view browser messages Alerts Minute beep To set the service alert On or OffService Connect Disconnect To set the fade alert On or Off Fade Roam Privacy Voice Volume Roam Ringer Power On/Off To set the sound alert On or Off Your phone has several display options. They allow you to DisplayDisplay Options Backlight Banner Animation 100 101 My Phone NumberTo display my phone number 102 LanguageTo view your phone number during a conversation 103 Set TimeAuto Hyphen 104 LCD ContrastVersion Tips on Recording Names Voice dialVoice Dialing 105 Record 106 To erase all voice dialing entries Play/EraseTo play voice dialing entries 107 108 Set ActiveTraining 109 Undo TrainTo undo the training, follow these steps 110 Voice memoVoice Memo 111 To review a voice memoPlay/Erase On/Off To enable Call AnsweringCall Answer 112 Call Screen Default GreetingUse this option to activate the Call screening feature 113 Wait Time 114 Inbox 115 Push Push GamesGame Menu To open Push Push To open Fly Ribon Key CommandsFly Ribon 117 118 Puzzle WorldTo open Puzzle World 119 Spider HunterTo open Spider Hunter Auto Retry SetupHow to enable Auto Retry 120 Auto Answer 121 Tone Length Answer ModeTo set the Answer mode To change the Tone length 123 Set NAMTo select a different NAM Data/Fax To setup Data/FaxRoam Option 124 125 126 To receive a faxReceiving a fax Sending a fax or data file Changing your phone back to voice callingEnding a fax or data call 127 128 Set NetworkAutomatic Time Analog Call To create a new message Mail KitMobile Originating MO SMS Text Messaging Creating a New SMS Message 130 Exit Canned Press to return to the message body 131 Options Menu Options menu consist of the following delivery optionsMultiple Addressing 132 Replying to a Message 133 Viewing Messages To view a messageNew Messages 134 135 136 Receiving a message in standby modeReceiving a message while on a call 137 OutboxSent 138 Delivery AcknowlegmentStored Message options MSG SetupMessage setup allows you to configure the following options Canned Messages Message Ringing 140 141 Message TimeCreating a New Message Voicemail Messages and Lock ModeMessage Memory Capacity 142 143 To listen to new messagesListening to your Messages To lock the phone Security FeaturesSecurity Locking the phone Unlocking the phone Dialing in lock modeTo place an outgoing call in lock mode 145 146 RestrictLock Code Emergency # 147 Storing numbers To store special numbersSend PIN 148 149 Clearing the MemoryTo erase your phone book To set Privacy Resetting the PhonePrivacy 150 151 InUse Menu 152 Understanding the Power Save Mode Usage guidelines All about performance and safetyUnderstanding Signal Strength Specifications are Subject to Change Phone Operation Exposure To Radio Frequency SignalsAntenna Care 154 For your phone to operate most efficiently How to Order AccessoriesAccessories available for this phone include Tips on Efficient Operation Pacemakers Operating a Motor VehicleElectronic Devices 156 Aircraft 157 For Vehicles Equipped with an Air bag Blasting AreasPotentially Explosive Atmospheres Storing your phone 159 Your Phone as a Network Device 160 Information to User Acknowledging Special Precautions FCC and Industry CanadaFCC Compliance Information 161 162 Samsung Phone and Battery SpecificationsSamsung Phone with Standard Battery Model Serial No Samsung T-300 Phone with Extended BatteryOwners Record User Guide Proprietary Notice Why the concern? 164 165 166 What is FDAs role concerning the safety of mobile phones? 167 168 Limited Warranty 169 170 Limitations or Exclusions MAY not Apply to YOU 171 172 Numerics 173 174 175 176 177 Symbol entry Tips on recording names, 105 Tone length 178