Select Keyboard Type

You can change the type of keyboard you’re using by touching and holding a text field and then touching Input method.

Options
Android	Standard keyboard.
keyboard
Swype™	Keyboard for single hand text
	entry. Slide your finger from one
	letter to the next to enter text.
	See “Swype™ Text Entry” on
	page 23.
XT9 Text Input	Offers improved foreign language
	support and word prediction.

Android Keyboard Typing Tips

Here are some tips for using your phone’s Android keyboard:

To…
Enter numbers	Touch ?123 . To return to the
or symbols	standard keyboard, touch ABC .
Enter alternate	Touch ALT from the ?123 screen. To
characters	return to the ?123	screen, touch ALT
	again.
Enter one	Touch Shift	.
capital letter
Enter only	Touch Shift	twice.
capital letters
Delete	Touch Delete	x . Touch and hold
		DEL
	to delete more than one character.
Start a new line	Touch Return	.

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Contents

User Guide Manual number NNTN7985A FCCNoticetoUsers ClassBDigitalDevicePage Table of Contents Web and Data Services SettingsCall Log Contacts Bluetooth Wireless S1. Important Safety InformationS2. Manufacturer’s Warranty CameraPage Introduction Use and Care Avoid dropping your mobile device Setting Up Service Setting Up ServiceSetting Up Your Phone Locating theSIMCard Getting Started With Your PhoneYour SIM Card RemovingandInsertingtheSIMCard ToremoveyourSIMcard ToinsertyourSIMcard Memory CardInserttheMemoryCard Battery and Charger InstallingtheBattery Using thePhoneCharger RemovingtheBatteryCharging theBattery Turning Your Phone On and Off Activating Your PhoneTurning YourPhoneOn Turning YourPhoneOff Setup Wizard Touch Done to exit the setup wizard Setting Up Voicemail Account PasswordsAccountUsernameandPassword VoicemailPassword 10 1. Setting Up Service OperatorServices Getting HelpManaging Your Account FromYourMOTOROLA 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 Shortcuts Apps ApplicationsSearch ApplicationsTab Viewing Status and Notification Information 16 2. Phone Basics Phone Basics Navigating Through Menus and Options Touch TipsTouch 18 2. Phone Basics TouchandHold DragFlick Zoom ScreenTimeout AdjustVolumeMySign Rotate theScreen Touchscreen Keyboard Displaying Your NumbersEntering Text 22 2. Phone Basics Select Keyboard TypeAndroid Keyboard Typing Tips Text Entry Settings To enter several symbols, touch SYMSwype Text Entry SwypeTypingTips 24 2. Phone Basics Battery Tips General TipsTips and Tricks Accessories Rugged FeaturesBattery Cool Down Using a Remote Direct Connect Button 26 2. Phone Basics Making and Answering Calls Making and Answering CallsTypes of Calls Phone Calls Making CallsAnswering Calls Press Talk ` to answer an incoming call Missed Phone Calls Emergency CallsEndingaCall Todisplay aMissedCall entryfromthenotificationbar In-Call Options 30 3. Making and Answering Calls Saving a Phone Number Finding a NumberPhone Numbers With Pauses To dialorsave phonenumberswithpauses Nextel Direct Connect Making a Call From ContactsMaking a Call From the Call Log Making a Phone Call While in a Direct Connect Call Making Direct Connect Calls DialingDirect ConnectNumbersTalking after your phone emits Chirping sound Direct Connect Timeout UsingJusttheMemberIDAnswering Direct Connect Calls Making DirectConnectCalls FromContactsor theCall Log Making Group Connect Calls Group ConnectOne Touch Direct Connect Answering Group Connect Calls Creating Groups in ContactsAdding Group Members Starting a Group Connect Call With a Direct Connect Number Nextel Direct Send Storing GroupsGroup Connect Call Information Sending a Picture StartingaCallbySendingaPicture Receivinga PictureTosendapictureduringacall To startacallby sendingapicture Default setting is Line 1 only SendingMyInfoToacceptapicture To changewhichfieldsaresent SendingContactInformation 40 3. Making and Answering Calls Talkgroups Difference Between Group Connect and Talkgroup CallsReceivingMyInfoorContactInformation Tostartacallbysending contactinformation Joining a Talkgroup Adding More TalkgroupsMaking Talkgroup Calls 42 3. Making and Answering Calls Call Alerts Receiving Talkgroup CallsSending Call Alerts Responding to a Call Alert Using the Call Alert Notification ViewingCallAlertsViewingCallAlertDateandTime RespondingtoCallAlertsintheQueue Tosetupamessageforincomingoroutgoingcalls Create a message to be sent, and touch UpdateCall Status and Completion Tosendamessageafterreceivingormaking acall Service Features The Basics 46 4. Service Features The BasicsReceiving Messages Message Notifications Setting Up Your Voicemail Box Service Features The BasicsVoicemail Multimedia Messages MMS Accessing MMS Messages 48 4. Service Features The BasicsCreating and Sending Messages Entering Text SendingorCanceling Creating aMessageAddingMoreMessageOptions Replyingto aMessage Accessing SavedDrafts 50 4. Service Features The BasicsDrafts Forwarding Messages Navigating a Message Actions for Received Messages 52 4. Service Features The Basics StoringMessageInformation to ContactsGoingtoaWebsite TosendaCall AlerttoaDirectConnectnumberin a message Accessing Text Messages Text Messaging SMSCaller ID Blocking Per-Call Blocking 54 4. Service Features The Basics Call WaitingMaking a Second Call TurnOffCallWaiting Making a Three-Way Call Call ForwardingForwardingAllCalls Toforwardallcalls Touch Disable All your calls are now sent to your phone 56 4. Service Features The BasicsTurningOffCallForwarding ForwardingMissedCalls Telecommunications Relay Service ToenableTTYmodeMaking International Calls Special Dialing Codes Nextel Phone Services Second Line Service58 4. Service Features The Basics To settheactivelineprimaryoralternate Sprint Web and Data Services 60 5. Web and Data ServicesWeb Browser To launchthebrowser Web and Data Services ConnectSelect Web Links Browser Options AccessingaBookmark 62 5. Web and Data ServicesGoingtoaSpecificWebsite CreatingaBookmark BrowseandInstallApps RestoreAppsDownloading Apps Android Market Gmail POP/IMAP Email Set Up Synchronization Touch Background data to enable synchronizationGoogle Data Synchronization Select Apps to Synchronize Wi-Fi Turn Wi-Fi On or OffYour company’s email using the Web on your computer 66 5. Web and Data Services Wi-Fi Search and Connect Tofindnetworksinyourrange Settings Sound SettingsPersonalize Display Language Vibrate Settings SettingsVibrateAll RingandVibrate Silent Mode Adjusting the Phone’s Volume SettingsDisplay Settings Changing theScreenTimeout Messaging Settings Setting Message NotificationChangingthe ClockDisplay ToselectawallpaperfromMediaGallery 72 6. Settings Airplane ModeSetting Reports Call Settings Setting Prepend DialingDirect Connect Settings Setting One Touch DC Security Settings 74 6. SettingsSIM Card Security SIMCard’sPIN Your Phone’s Lock Feature EnteringthePINChangingthe PIN UnblockingthePIN Resetting Your Phone Phone ResetSecurityLock UnlockingYourPhone Feature Reset Call Log About the Call LogCalls and Call Alerts 78 7. Call Log My Info From Other Phones Call Log Viewing the Call Log Saving Items From the Call LogToviewthedetails ofan itemon thelist 80 7. Call Log Deleting Items From the Call Log Prepending a Number From the Call LogTodeleteanitemfromtheCall loglist Todeleteall items on the Callloglist Contacts About ContactsContacts entry contains 82 8. Contacts Creating Contacts Entries Types of ContactsTocreateaContactsentry Contacts Creating Pauses and Waits 84 8. Contacts Viewing Contacts ToenterapauseorawaitKeypad Touch Pause or Wait Adding a Number to an Entry Editing EntriesFiltering Contacts Entries Contacts Action Options Deleting Entries Selecting a Ringtone for an EntryAssigning a Picture to an Entry Deleting a Number or Address Import and Export Contacts Import Contacts From Your SIM CardExport Contacts to Your SIM Card 88 8. Contacts Tools CalendarManage Calendar Events Tools Google Maps Set Your Location SourcesFind Your Location Find Any Location Select Map Mode Get DirectionsLatitude JoinLatitude AddandRemoveFriends ShareLocationHideYour Location Turn LatitudeOff Google Talk Instant Messages If you don’t see an app for your IM provider, you can Your IM options will depend on your IM provider 94 9. Tools Alarm clockCalculator Using a microSD Card With Your Phone Using the microSD Card SlotMicroSD Card InsertingthemicroSDCard 96 10. microSD Card Removingthe microSD CardBefore you remove your memory card you need to Using the microSD Adapter FormattingYourMemoryCardToinsertthemicroSDcard intothemicroSDadapter ToremovethemicroSD cardfromthemicroSDadapter MicroSD Settings USB and Memory CardViewing Memory in the microSD Card USB Drag and Drop MicroSD Card Camera Taking PicturesTotakeapicture 100 11. Camera Camera 101 Viewfinder, press Menu / Settings to open the camera menuPhoto Options Usingthe Zoom View Your PhotosShareYourPhotoGallery Manage YourPhotos 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 Bluetooth Wireless 107 Reconnect DevicesDisconnect Devices Edit Properties 108 13. Music MusicMusic Basics Set Up Music Get Music Play Music Music LibraryOpen your music library, then select what you want to play 110 13. Music Music Player Functions Music 111 112 13. Music Hide, Wake, Turn OffPlaylists Safety and Warranty Information 114 S1. Important Safety Information S1. Important Safety InformationGeneral Precautions MaintainingSafeUseofandAccess to Your Phone Using Your Phone While DrivingFollowing Safety Guidelines S1. Important Safety Information 115 Operational Precautions Approved Accessories Turning Off YourPhone Before Flying116 S1. Important Safety Information Phone Operation S1. Important Safety Information 117 Turning OffYour Phonein Dangerous AreasGlassParts Seizures/Blackouts Battery Use and Safety 118 S1. Important Safety InformationDON’Ts Repetitive Motion S1. Important Safety Information 119 DOs Protecting Your Battery 120 S1. Important Safety Information Batteries and Chargers Using Your Phone With a Hearing Aid DeviceS1. Important Safety Information 121 122 S1. Important Safety Information Gettingthe BestHearing DeviceExperienceWith Your Phone Caring for the Environment by Recycling Export Law AssurancesCalifornia Perchlorate Label Radio Frequency RF Energy 124 S1. Important Safety Information Exposure to Radio Frequency RF Energy Driving Precautions Knowing Radio Frequency SafetyS1. Important Safety Information 125 Operational Warnings Portable RadioProductOperation and EME Exposure 126 S1. Important Safety InformationBody-WornOperation S1. Important Safety Information 127 Specific AbsorptionRate 128 S1. Important Safety Information Owner’s RecordSoftware Copyright Notice Online Product Registration S1. Important Safety Information 129 GPS and AgpsOpen Source Software Information Your Location 130 S1. Important Safety Information Privacy and Data SecurityEmergency Calls Performance Tips Drive Safe, Call Smart SM S1. Important Safety Information 131Smart Practices While Driving 132 S1. Important Safety Information S2.Manufacturer’s Warranty Motorola Limited Warranty For the United States and CanadaWhat does this Warranty Cover? S2. Manufacturer’s Warranty 133 Exclusions Products and Accessories134 S2. Manufacturer’s Warranty Who Is Covered? S2. Manufacturer’s Warranty 135Software How to Obtain Warranty Service or Other Information 136 S2. Manufacturer’s WarrantyWhat Will Motorola Do? What other limitations are there? Service and Repairs S2. Manufacturer’s Warranty 137 Index Index Index Multimedia Messages See MMS Messages Vibrate All