Set Up Music, Get Music | Sprint Nextel NNTN7985A_040810 guide

Set Up Music

WhatMusicTransferToolsDo INeed?

To put music on your computer and then load it on your phone, you need:

A Microsoft® Windows® PC.

A USB data cable (included).

You NeedaMemoryCard

Your music is stored on your memory card. Your phone supports removable microSD memory cards up to

32 GB capacity. To make sure your memory card is installed, go to “Using a microSD Card With Your Phone” on page 95.

Tip: To see the available memory on your memory card,

touch > Settings > SD card & phone storage.

WhatMusicFileFormatsCanIPlay?

Your phone can play many types of files: AMR-NB/WB, MP3, PCM/WAV, AAC, AAC+, eAAC+, MIDI, OGG, and WMA.

Note: Your phone does not support any DRM protected files.

WhatHeadphonesCan IUse?

Your phone has a 2.5mm headset jack for wired stereo listening. You can go wireless with Bluetooth® stereo headphones or speakers (see “12. Bluetooth® Wireless” on page 105).

Get Music

TransferMusicUsingUSB

Transfer music files from a computer to your memory card.

1.With a memory card inserted, and your phone showing the home screen, connect the Motorola micro USB data cable from your phone’s micro

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Sprint Nextel NNTN7985A_040810 manual Set Up Music, Get Music

Contents

User Guide Manual number NNTN7985A ClassBDigitalDevice FCCNoticetoUsersPage Table of Contents Contacts Web and Data ServicesSettings Call Log Camera Bluetooth WirelessS1. Important Safety Information S2. Manufacturer’s WarrantyPage Introduction Avoid dropping your mobile device Use and Care Setting Up Service Setting Up ServiceSetting Up Your Phone Locating theSIMCard Getting Started With Your PhoneYour SIM Card ToremoveyourSIMcard RemovingandInsertingtheSIMCard ToinsertyourSIMcard Memory CardInserttheMemoryCard Battery and Charger InstallingtheBattery Using thePhoneCharger RemovingtheBatteryCharging theBattery Turning YourPhoneOff Turning Your Phone On and OffActivating Your Phone Turning YourPhoneOn Touch Done to exit the setup wizard Setup Wizard 10 1. Setting Up Service Setting Up VoicemailAccount Passwords AccountUsernameandPassword VoicemailPassword FromYourMOTOROLA OperatorServicesGetting Help Managing Your Account 12 2. Phone Basics Phone BasicsYour Phone Phone Basics Key and Connector Functions5mm Headset Jack lets you attach a headset 14 2. Phone Basics Home ScreenWidgets ApplicationsTab ShortcutsApps Applications Search 16 2. Phone Basics Viewing Status and Notification Information Phone Basics 18 2. Phone Basics Navigating Through Menus and OptionsTouch Tips Touch Zoom TouchandHoldDrag Flick Rotate theScreen ScreenTimeoutAdjustVolume MySign Touchscreen Keyboard Displaying Your NumbersEntering Text 22 2. Phone Basics Select Keyboard TypeAndroid Keyboard Typing Tips SwypeTypingTips Text Entry Settings To enter several symbols, touch SYM Swype Text Entry 24 2. Phone Basics Battery Tips General TipsTips and Tricks Accessories Rugged FeaturesBattery Cool Down 26 2. Phone Basics Using a Remote Direct Connect Button Making and Answering Calls Making and Answering CallsTypes of Calls Press Talk ` to answer an incoming call Phone CallsMaking Calls Answering Calls Todisplay aMissedCall entryfromthenotificationbar Missed Phone CallsEmergency Calls EndingaCall 30 3. Making and Answering Calls In-Call Options To dialorsave phonenumberswithpauses Saving a Phone NumberFinding a Number Phone Numbers With Pauses Making a Phone Call While in a Direct Connect Call Nextel Direct ConnectMaking a Call From Contacts Making a Call From the Call Log Chirping sound Making Direct Connect CallsDialingDirect ConnectNumbers Talking after your phone emits Making DirectConnectCalls FromContactsor theCall Log Direct Connect TimeoutUsingJusttheMemberID Answering Direct Connect Calls Making Group Connect Calls Group ConnectOne Touch Direct Connect Starting a Group Connect Call With a Direct Connect Number Answering Group Connect CallsCreating Groups in Contacts Adding Group Members Sending a Picture Nextel Direct SendStoring Groups Group Connect Call Information To startacallby sendingapicture StartingaCallbySendingaPictureReceivinga Picture Tosendapictureduringacall To changewhichfieldsaresent Default setting is Line 1 onlySendingMyInfo Toacceptapicture 40 3. Making and Answering Calls SendingContactInformation Tostartacallbysending contactinformation TalkgroupsDifference Between Group Connect and Talkgroup Calls ReceivingMyInfoorContactInformation 42 3. Making and Answering Calls Joining a TalkgroupAdding More Talkgroups Making Talkgroup Calls Responding to a Call Alert Call AlertsReceiving Talkgroup Calls Sending Call Alerts RespondingtoCallAlertsintheQueue Using the Call Alert NotificationViewingCallAlerts ViewingCallAlertDateandTime Tosendamessageafterreceivingormaking acall TosetupamessageforincomingoroutgoingcallsCreate a message to be sent, and touch Update Call Status and Completion Message Notifications Service Features The Basics46 4. Service Features The Basics Receiving Messages Multimedia Messages MMS Setting Up Your Voicemail BoxService Features The Basics Voicemail Entering Text Accessing MMS Messages48 4. Service Features The Basics Creating and Sending Messages Replyingto aMessage SendingorCancelingCreating aMessage AddingMoreMessageOptions Forwarding Messages Accessing SavedDrafts50 4. Service Features The Basics Drafts Actions for Received Messages Navigating a Message TosendaCall AlerttoaDirectConnectnumberin a message 52 4. Service Features The BasicsStoringMessageInformation to Contacts GoingtoaWebsite Per-Call Blocking Accessing Text MessagesText Messaging SMS Caller ID Blocking TurnOffCallWaiting 54 4. Service Features The BasicsCall Waiting Making a Second Call Toforwardallcalls Making a Three-Way CallCall Forwarding ForwardingAllCalls ForwardingMissedCalls Touch Disable All your calls are now sent to your phone56 4. Service Features The Basics TurningOffCallForwarding Special Dialing Codes Telecommunications Relay ServiceToenableTTYmode Making International Calls To settheactivelineprimaryoralternate Nextel Phone ServicesSecond Line Service 58 4. Service Features The Basics Sprint To launchthebrowser Web and Data Services60 5. Web and Data Services Web Browser Browser Options Web and Data ServicesConnect Select Web Links CreatingaBookmark AccessingaBookmark62 5. Web and Data Services GoingtoaSpecificWebsite Android Market BrowseandInstallAppsRestoreApps Downloading Apps POP/IMAP Email Gmail Select Apps to Synchronize Set Up SynchronizationTouch Background data to enable synchronization Google Data Synchronization 66 5. Web and Data Services Wi-FiTurn Wi-Fi On or Off Your company’s email using the Web on your computer Tofindnetworksinyourrange Wi-Fi Search and Connect Display Language SettingsSound Settings Personalize RingandVibrate Vibrate SettingsSettings VibrateAll Changing theScreenTimeout Silent ModeAdjusting the Phone’s Volume Settings Display Settings ToselectawallpaperfromMediaGallery Messaging SettingsSetting Message Notification Changingthe ClockDisplay 72 6. Settings Airplane ModeSetting Reports Setting One Touch DC Call SettingsSetting Prepend Dialing Direct Connect Settings SIMCard’sPIN Security Settings74 6. Settings SIM Card Security UnblockingthePIN Your Phone’s Lock FeatureEnteringthePIN Changingthe PIN UnlockingYourPhone Resetting Your PhonePhone Reset SecurityLock Feature Reset 78 7. Call Log Call LogAbout the Call Log Calls and Call Alerts Call Log My Info From Other Phones 80 7. Call Log Viewing the Call LogSaving Items From the Call Log Toviewthedetails ofan itemon thelist Todeleteall items on the Callloglist Deleting Items From the Call LogPrepending a Number From the Call Log TodeleteanitemfromtheCall loglist 82 8. Contacts ContactsAbout Contacts Contacts entry contains Contacts Creating Contacts EntriesTypes of Contacts TocreateaContactsentry 84 8. Contacts Creating Pauses and Waits Touch Pause or Wait Viewing ContactsToenterapauseorawait Keypad Contacts Action Options Adding a Number to an EntryEditing Entries Filtering Contacts Entries Deleting a Number or Address Deleting EntriesSelecting a Ringtone for an Entry Assigning a Picture to an Entry 88 8. Contacts Import and Export ContactsImport Contacts From Your SIM Card Export Contacts to Your SIM Card Tools ToolsCalendar Manage Calendar Events Find Any Location Google MapsSet Your Location Sources Find Your Location JoinLatitude Select Map ModeGet Directions Latitude Turn LatitudeOff AddandRemoveFriendsShareLocation HideYour Location Your IM options will depend on your IM provider Google TalkInstant Messages If you don’t see an app for your IM provider, you can 94 9. Tools Alarm clockCalculator InsertingthemicroSDCard Using a microSD Card With Your PhoneUsing the microSD Card Slot MicroSD Card 96 10. microSD Card Removingthe microSD CardBefore you remove your memory card you need to ToremovethemicroSD cardfromthemicroSDadapter Using the microSD AdapterFormattingYourMemoryCard ToinsertthemicroSDcard intothemicroSDadapter USB Drag and Drop MicroSD SettingsUSB and Memory Card Viewing Memory in the microSD Card MicroSD Card 100 11. Camera CameraTaking Pictures Totakeapicture Camera 101 Viewfinder, press Menu / Settings to open the camera menuPhoto Options Manage YourPhotos Usingthe ZoomView Your Photos ShareYourPhotoGallery Camera 103 VideosRecord and Share Videos 104 11. Camera Play Your VideosTouch a video to begin playback Bluetooth Wireless 105 Bluetooth WirelessTurning Bluetooth Power On and Off Connect New Devices BluetoothStatusIndicators106 12. Bluetooth Wireless Edit Properties Bluetooth Wireless 107Reconnect Devices Disconnect Devices 108 13. Music MusicMusic Basics Get Music Set Up Music 110 13. Music Play MusicMusic Library Open your music library, then select what you want to play Music 111 Music Player Functions 112 13. Music Hide, Wake, Turn OffPlaylists Safety and Warranty Information 114 S1. Important Safety Information S1. Important Safety InformationGeneral Precautions S1. Important Safety Information 115 MaintainingSafeUseofandAccess to Your PhoneUsing Your Phone While Driving Following Safety Guidelines Phone Operation Operational PrecautionsApproved Accessories Turning Off YourPhone Before Flying 116 S1. Important Safety Information Seizures/Blackouts S1. Important Safety Information 117Turning OffYour Phonein Dangerous Areas GlassParts Repetitive Motion Battery Use and Safety118 S1. Important Safety Information DON’Ts DOs S1. Important Safety Information 119 120 S1. Important Safety Information Protecting Your Battery Batteries and Chargers Using Your Phone With a Hearing Aid DeviceS1. Important Safety Information 121 Gettingthe BestHearing DeviceExperienceWith Your Phone 122 S1. Important Safety Information Radio Frequency RF Energy Caring for the Environment by RecyclingExport Law Assurances California Perchlorate Label Exposure to Radio Frequency RF Energy 124 S1. Important Safety Information Operational Warnings Driving PrecautionsKnowing Radio Frequency Safety S1. Important Safety Information 125 Portable RadioProductOperation and EME Exposure 126 S1. Important Safety InformationBody-WornOperation Specific AbsorptionRate S1. Important Safety Information 127 Online Product Registration 128 S1. Important Safety InformationOwner’s Record Software Copyright Notice Your Location S1. Important Safety Information 129GPS and Agps Open Source Software Information Performance Tips 130 S1. Important Safety InformationPrivacy and Data Security Emergency Calls Drive Safe, Call Smart SM S1. Important Safety Information 131Smart Practices While Driving 132 S1. Important Safety Information S2. Manufacturer’s Warranty 133 S2.Manufacturer’s WarrantyMotorola Limited Warranty For the United States and Canada What does this Warranty Cover? Exclusions Products and Accessories134 S2. Manufacturer’s Warranty Who Is Covered? S2. Manufacturer’s Warranty 135Software What other limitations are there? How to Obtain Warranty Service or Other Information136 S2. Manufacturer’s Warranty What Will Motorola Do? S2. Manufacturer’s Warranty 137 Service and Repairs Index Index Index Multimedia Messages See MMS Messages Vibrate All