Removing the battery cover, Power on or off | Samsung SGH-D780

Removing the battery cover

Power on or off

Switch on 1. Press and hold [].

2. If necessary, enter the PIN and press <OK>.

3. Press <OK> and assign names to the new SIM cards.

4. Press <Next> twice.

5. Select a primary SIM card and press <Save>.

Switch off Press and hold [].

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Samsung SGH-D780 manual Removing the battery cover, Power on or off

Contents

World Wide Web Code No.GH68-18648A SGH-D780 User’s Guide Important safety precautions Water resistance About this Guide Java Contents Overview of menu functions Unpack Assemble and charge the phone Removing the battery cover Power on or off Front view Phone layoutRear view Keys and icons Keys Icons Cards management menuPage Access menu functions Enter text To enter a word Select Voice call ringtone Customise your phoneIdle mode, press / to Settings → Display Settings → Home Settings → Phone → Settings → SecurityPhone lock Step outside the phone Make or answer calls Use the camera Files → Videos → My Files → Images → MyPhotos Video clips Play music Insert a memory card into the phone Music By automatic tuning Listen to the FM radio Browse the web Homepage of your Contacts Use PhonebookOptions Message → Multimedia Send messagesMessages → Create new Message Message → Email Select File attach Messages → Email inbox View messagesMessages → My Select Check new email → My devices → Search Use BluetoothNew device As Phonebook, My files Select Send via or Send Namecard via → BluetoothCalendar, Memo or Task Phonebook Call logMusic Browser Messages My files Calendar FM radio CameraApplications Alarms Settings Phone settings Set the phone to lock → Auto keypad Display Select a theme for Menu Settings → My Mode Theme Phonebook Select a default memory Settings → Music player settings Media player settings Security Set the phone to work only Settings → Health and safety information SAR certification information Precautions when using batteries Road safety Operating environment Electronic devices Pacemakers Potentially explosive environments Emergency calls Other important safety information Care and maintenance Health and safety information