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2F. Voice Services

♦Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR)(page 73)

♦Voice and Call Memos (page 76)

Automatic Speech Recognition (ASR)

You can use your phone’s built-in automatic speech recognition (ASR) software to dial a phone number or to launch phone functions. All you have to do is to talk into the phone, and ASR will recognize your voice and complete tasks by itself.

ActivatingASR

▶From standby mode, press and hold or .

The “SAYA COMMAND”screen appears and the phone prompts you to say the name of the command you want to use. To complete your task, simply follow the voice prompts.

Available ASR commands are:

⬤Call <Name or #> to call an entry in your Contacts list or a spoken phone number. (See page 74 for details.)

⬤GoTo <Menu> to jump directly to menu items or applications. (See page 74 for details.)

⬤Check <Item> to check your phone’s status. (See page 75 for details.)

Tip		Use ASR in a quiet environment so it can accurately
		recognize yourcommands.

		During ASR operation, press HELP (left softkey) to
	get instructions using the software.

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Contents

User Guide Consejo Table of Contents 2E. CalendarandTools 2D. Contacts 113 3B. Web and Data Services117 118 Index Introduction Your Phone’s Menu Press the right softkey forthe following options Contacts Photos Iii Update Firmware 9Voice Memo # Settings Phone Info Press Options right softkeyto display the following options Auto Key Guard Wireless Backup Getting Started Setting UpYour Phone 1A. Setting Up Service1A. Setting Up Service Press and hold to turn the phone on ActivatingYour Phone SprintAccount Passwords Setting UpYourVoicemailAccount UserName and Password Voicemail Password Getting Help Data Services PasswordManagingYourAccount Sprint Sprint Operator ServicesFromYourSprint Phone From AnyOtherPhone Your Phone Download available updates Forand download updates. Press Menu/OK2A. Phone Basics Your Phone Key Functions 10 2A. Phone Basics Viewing the Display Screen Status Icons 12 2A. Phone Basics Bluetooth IconsMessaging Icons Urgent Messages You have new urgent messages waiting Others Voice Call Icons TurningYour Phone On and Off Batteryand ChargerTurningYourPhoneOn TurningYourPhoneOff Installingthe Battery BatteryCapacityRemoving the Battery See Setting Up Your Phoneon NavigatingThrough the Menus Chargingthe BatterySelecting Menu Items 16 2A. Phone Basics DisplayingYour Phone Number Setting the Key GuardBacking UpWithin a Menu Making andAnswering Calls To disable theAuto Key Guard featureHoldingYour Phone Auto KeyGuard Dialing Options Making Calls Answering Calls When your phone is off, all calls go directly to20 2A. Phone Basics Can also mute the ringerand vibration Missed Call Notification AnsweringaRoamCallWithCallGuardEnabledCalling Emergency Numbers EndingaCall Enhanced 911 E911Information Exiting EmergencyMode22 2A. Phone Basics In-Call Options Because of higher volume levels, do notEnd-of-Call Options Place the phone nearyour ear during Findinga Phone Number Savinga Phone NumberDialing and Saving Phone NumbersWith Pauses Press Done left softkey to save the entry Plus +Code Dialing Dialing From the ContactsListTo dial or save phone numbers with pauses Enter all or part of a number Abbreviated Dialing Speed Dialing EnteringText To place a call usingAbbreviated DialingEnteringTextWith the QWERTYKeyboard Press to call the displayed number Capitalization Options SelectingaText Input ModePredictiveTextMode OtherText Input Modes Press Options right softkey Text Mode Text Entry SettingsFrom standby mode, press Settings Text Entry AddWord Help to view the Predictive Text instructions From standby mode, press Settings Customizing PredictiveText Mode SettingsTo edit ordelete the words you have added Highlight an option and press Email Address Options Simple Data ExchangeStreet Address Options Phone Number Options Save to Contacts to save the phone number in Contacts Web Address URLOptions32 2A. Phone Basics Sound Settings 2B. Settings2B. Settings Ringer Types Press Settings Sounds Ringer Type 34 2B. SettingsSelecting RingerTypes for Messages Getting New Ringers SelectingVibrateTypes Setting UpVoice GuideSelecting a KeyTone Highlight a vibrate type and press Select a volume level, and press Done left softkey AdjustingVolumeSettings36 2B. Settings Press Settings Sounds Volume SelectingAlert Options for Messages Display SettingsSilenceAll Changing the BacklightTime Length Changing the Display ScreenAnimation Changing the Screen SaverChanging the Contrast Changing the Phone’s Menu Style Setting Return to Idle Mode Changing the Standby Mode DisplayChanging theText Greeting Power Save Mode Messaging SettingsSleep Mode SettingMessage Notification Setting a CallbackNumber Text Messaging SettingsManaging Preset Messages To edit or delete a preset message Setting the Speakerphone SMSVoice Messaging SettingsSetting the Sender’s Name Setting an Alert Notification TTY UseWith Sprint Service Airplane ModeCustomer Service via the state Telecommunications Press Settings More... Airplane Mode Press Settings More... Accessibility TTY 44 2B. SettingsTo turnTTYMode on or off Yourphone Press Settings More... Accessibility HearingAid Phone Setup OptionsPress Settings More... Navigation Keys Navigation Key Shortcuts Auto-Answer Mode CallAnswer ModeHeadset Options Setting Power On toAlert Security SettingsAccessing the Security Menu Accessing the Restrict and Lock Menu Your Phone’s Lock Feature Restricting Calls Press Settings More... Security Special NumbersSpecial Numbers To add or replace a special number ResettingYour Phone and Deleting Stored Data Deleting Phone Content50 2B. Settings Press Settings More... Security Delete/Reset Disabling Data Services Security Features for Data ServicesLocking Data Services To disable data services Viewing History 2C. HistoryTo display History From standby mode, press History Details HistoryThreadHistory Icons Making a Call FromHistory History Menu OptionsSaving a Phone Number From History 54 2C. History Deleting History Making a New Group EntryFrom HistoryPress Options right softkey New Group Enter a group name and press Save left softkey 2D. Contacts UsingContactsInformationinOtherApplicationsAbout Contacts Displaying the Contacts List Adding a New Contacts Entry Displaying Contacts DetailsFrom standby mode, press Contacts right Work, Pager, Fax, or Other and press Adding Members to a Group Creating a Group Editing Groups58 2D. Contacts Press Options right softkey Edit Group Add More Removing Members From a Group FindingContacts EntriesDeleting a Contacts Entry or Group Repeat to remove additional members Press Save left softkey Viewing History From Contacts Using Contacts Information in OtherApplicationsTo copy information into a message Map to display the address on a map AssigningSpeed Dial Numbers Editing a Contacts EntryTo assign a speed dial numberto an existing phone number Tocheck speed dial assignments Printing a Contacts Entry Selecting a RingerType foran Entry62 2D. Contacts Select Select Image To make an entry secret SecretContacts EntriesTo hide secret entries Enter the four-digit lock code Wireless Backup Dialing Sprint ServicesActivating and DeactivatingWireless Backup Service Setting theWireless Backup Alert ViewingYour Wireless Backup StatusTo deactivate the wireless backup service Select Alert me or No alerts Calendar 2E. Calendar and ToolsAdding an Event to the Calendar 66 2E. CalendarandTools Adding a Call Reminderto the Calendar Press the navigation key right and select Add Call Alarm2E. CalendarandTools Adding aTo Do List Item to the Calendar To respond to the alarmCalendarAlerts Your phone can store and manage up to 40 To Do list items Printing Events Viewing EventsDeleting Events Press YES left softkey To delete old events Alarm ClockTo delete all events 70 2E. CalendarandTools Calculator CountdownTimerWorld Clock To view the time in different locations Stopwatch Torespond to the alarm72 2E. CalendarandTools Press Tools Stopwatch 2F.Voice Services 2F. Voice ServicesAutomatic Speech Recognition ASR ActivatingASR Opening Menus UsingASR Making aVoice Call UsingASR74 2F.Voice Services ASR Settings Checking Phone Status UsingASRToreset the adaptation To changeASR confirmation Voice and Call Memos ManagingVoice/Call Memos PlayingVoice/Call MemosDeletingVoice/Call Memos Toplay multiple memos Taking Pictures 2G. Camera78 2G. Camera To activate camera mode, you can also press Self-Timerto activate the camera’s timer. See Self- Timeron Camera Mode OptionsAssigning Pictures 2G. Camera To cancel the self-timerafter it has started Self-TimerMultiple Shots 80 2G. Camera Status Bar to show or hide status indicators and softkeys Camera SettingsZoom Toretrieve yoursettings SavingYour SettingsCamera Icons From camera mode, press Phone Folder Storing PicturesPhone Folder Options InPhone see In Phone Folderbelow 84 2G. Camera Trimming to crop the selected pictureSprint Picture Mail account Sending Sprint Picture Mail To the service for an additional monthly chargeRegisteringYour Sprint Picture Mail Account Press MyAlbums OnlineAlbums Press Send left softkey to send the pictures SendingPicturesFrom theInPhoneFolder86 2G. Camera To reply to picture mail Viewing Sprint Picture MailWhile the message is displayed, press Options Select Inbox Managing Sprint Picture Mail Using the Sprint Picture MailWebsiteUploading Pictures ManagingOnlinePicturesFromYour Phone DeleteAlbum to delete the selected album Managing Online Albums Printing Pictures FromYour Phone When printing is finished, pressTo print pictures directly from yourphone 90 2G. Camera Informing you of the specific problems Printing problems. Any printererrorExplanations, and possible resolutions for Any errormessages About Bluetooth 2H. BluetoothTurning Bluetooth On and Off 92 2H. Bluetooth Bluetooth Status Indicators Bluetooth Menu2H. Bluetooth Find Me Block List Bluetooth Settings MenuBlock List Options Bluetooth Profiles 96 2H. Bluetooth Pairing Bluetooth DevicesPress Tools Bluetooth Press Tools Bluetooth Trusted List Printing Data via Bluetooth Sending Data via BluetoothSelect Handset Default, Create PrintJob, or Printer Default If necessary, enter the passkey and press 98 2H. Bluetooth Sprint Service Setting UpYourVoicemail 3A. Sprint Service Basics100 3A. Sprint ServiceThe Basics Voicemail Voicemail Notification One-Touch Message AccessNewVoicemail MessageAlerts RetrievingYourVoicemail Messages Using Another Phone Using the Menu Keys onYourPhone102 3A. Sprint ServiceThe Basics Clearing the Message Icon Text MessagingSMS 3A. Sprint ServiceThe Basics 103ComposingText Messages ViewingText Messages 104 3A. Sprint ServiceThe BasicsThreaded Messaging To reply to a text message Viewing Messages 3A. Sprint ServiceThe Basics 105Message Details Threaded Messaging Options SMSVoice Messaging 106 3A. Sprint ServiceThe BasicsComposing SMSVoice Messages With the oldest.To save messages, lock them 3A. Sprint ServiceThe Basics 107 Accessing SMSVoice MessagesTo reply to an SMS voice message While the message is displayed, press Reply left softkey 108 3A. Sprint ServiceThe Basics To switch back to the first callerCaller ID CallWaiting To respond to an incoming call while you’re on a call Making aThree-Way Call 3A. Sprint ServiceThe Basics 109Call Forwarding To activate Call Forwarding Roaming 110 3A. Sprint ServiceThe BasicsRoaming Icon Roaming on Other Networks 3A. Sprint ServiceThe Basics 111 Setting Roam ModeCall Guard To turn Call Guard on or off 112 3A. Sprint ServiceThe Basics Touse data services when Data Roam Guard is activeData Roam Guard Press Read the message and press Getting StartedWith Data Services 3B. Web and Data Services3B Web and Data Services 113 Your User Name 114 3B Web and Data Services To change your Net Guard settingsLaunching aWeb Connection Net Guard 3B Web and Data Services 115 Data Connection Status and IndicatorsNavigating theWeb Softkeys Selecting ScrollingGoing Back Going Home Accessing Sprint Instant Messaging Accessing Messages3B Web and Data Services 117 Getting StartedWith Email Accessing the Download Menus AccessingWireless ChatroomsTo access the download menus from theWeb browser 118 3B Web and Data Services Selecting an Item to Download 3B Web and Data Services 119Downloading an Item To download a selected item Press to quit the browser and return to standby mode MyContent ManagerTo access My Content Manager To download purchased content from My Content Manager Browser Menu 3B Web and Data Services 121Opening the Browser Menu To open the browser menu View Error Log to display the error log Reset Browser to reset the browser122 3B Web and Data Services Going to a SpecificWebsite 3B Web and Data Services 123 Accessing a FavoriteCreating a Favorite Deleting a Favorite 124 3B Web and Data Services Data Services FAQs Activating the Location Feature GPS Services3C. GPS Navigation 3C. GPS Navigation 125 Sprint Navigation Using Sprint NavigationRegistering Sprint Navigation 126 3C. GPS Navigation Sprint Family Locator Using Sprint Family LocatorSigning Up forSprint Family Locator 3C. GPS Navigation 127Page Safety and Warranty Information General Precautions 4A. Important Safety Information130 4A Important Safety Information UsingYour PhoneWith a HearingAid Device 4A Important Safety Information 131 Maintaining Safe Use of and Access toYour Phone 132 4A Important Safety Information UsingYour PhoneWith a Hearing Aid DeviceRestricting Children’sAccess toYour Phone Turning Off Your Phone in DangerousAreas To further minimize interference 4A Important Safety Information 133 134 4A Important Safety Information Caring for the BatteryProtectingYour Battery Charging Radio Frequency RFEnergy 4A Important Safety Information 135 136 4A Important Safety Information Specific Absorption Rates SARforWireless PhonesPCS mode Part FCC Radio FrequencyEmission Owner’s Record 4A Important Safety Information 137FCC Notice Part 15 of the FCC Rules User Guide Proprietary Notice 138 4A Important Safety Information 4B. Warranty 4B. Manufacturer’s Warranty Manufacturer’s Warranty Manufacturer’sWarranty140 4B. Warranty ONE1YEAR Limited Warranty For a period of one 4B. Warranty 142 Index IndexAssigning a Speed Dial Removing Members from Compatibility HAC ModeSaving a Phone NumberFrom Plus + Code Dialing Web, see also Data Services