Settings Sound, Set the following options | Verizon SCHu320 instruction

Voice Commands

Choose settings for Voice Commands.

1.From the home screen, press the

Left Soft Key Menu ➔

Settings ➔ Sound

Settings ➔ Voice Commands.

2.Set the following options:

•Menu Readout: Select On to have the phone read menu items as you navigate.

•Digit Readout: Select On to have the phone will read digits entered while voice- dialing a phone number.

•Alert Readout: Select On to have the phone verbally notify you of alerts.

•Flip Open & Talk: Select On to have the phone launch Voice Commands when you flip the phone open in idle mode.

•TXT Message Readout: Select On to have the phone read out text messages.

•Full Readout: Select On to have the phone read out all voice commands functions.

Voicemail Alert Tone

Set the tone the phone uses to notify you of new voicemails.

1.From the home screen, press the

Left Soft Key Menu ➔

Settings ➔ Sound

Settings ➔ Voicemail Alert Tone.

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SCHu320 specifications

The Verizon SCHu320 is a feature-rich mobile phone that was designed to cater to users seeking a reliable communication device. Launched as part of Verizon's lineup, the SCHu320 offers a blend of functionality and user-friendly features, making it a practical choice for everyday use.

One of the standout characteristics of the SCHu320 is its compact design. The phone features a clamshell form factor that not only enhances portability but also protects the screen when closed, making it ideal for users who lead an active lifestyle. The device fits comfortably in hand and pocket, ensuring easy access on the go.

When it comes to display, the SCHu320 comes equipped with a vibrant internal display and a practical external screen. The internal display is bright, with clear visuals that make navigation and readability easier. The external display allows users to quickly check notifications and caller information without needing to flip the phone open, adding a layer of convenience.

The SCHu320 runs on CDMA technology, facilitating strong cellular connectivity. This technology enhances voice call clarity and ensures reliable text messaging capabilities. Additionally, the integration of advanced mobile features like Bluetooth provides users with the ability to connect to various peripherals, such as wireless headsets and car kits.

Camera capabilities are also a notable feature of the SCHu320. Equipped with a camera that captures decent-quality photos, users can easily document their favorite moments. Although the camera may not meet the standards of modern smartphones, it serves well for basic photography needs.

Battery life is another significant characteristic of the SCHu320. With a robust battery, the device offers long-lasting performance, allowing users to stay connected throughout the day without frequent recharges. This feature is particularly beneficial for users who rely heavily on their phone for both communication and lightweight applications.

The Verizon SCHu320 also includes essential tools such as a speakerphone, calendar, and organizer features, making it suitable for both personal and professional use. Overall, the SCHu320 remains a dependable choice for those who prioritize functionality and straightforward communication in their mobile device.

Contents

Page R T a B L E a L L D I G I T a L B I L E P H O N E Intellectual Property Open Source Software Table of Contents 100 105 Availability of Various Features Getting Started Using the Battery Power level. Four bars means a full Battery IndicatorNon-Supported Batteries Removing the Battery Cover Battery Cover Installing the Battery Replacing the Battery Cover Charging the Battery Removing the Battery Incorrect Correct Wall Charger Plug the wall charger into a standard AC wall outlet Cradle Charger Turning Your Phone Off Turning Your Phone On Soft Key Menu Contacts My Name Card Settings Set-up WizardSet-up Wizard Finding My Phone Number Voicemail Alerts Setting up VoicemailListening to Voicemail Press At the prompt, enter your password Understanding Your Phone Features of Your Phone Open View of Your Phone FeaturesMy Pictures Key Press to open My Pictures Earpiece Listen to callers or prompts Closed View of Your Phone Features Closed view Voicemail Key Feature KeysVoice Commands Key My Pictures Key Turns off automatically Command KeysICE Key Speakerphone Key Press to delete the character Right Soft KeyKey Contacts to open your Contacts list Clear Key Press to turn the phone On Power/End KeyNavigation Key Press to end a call Your phone’s Display contains Send KeyUnderstanding the Display Top line Top Line icons TTY The TTY feature is active Speakerphone Speakerphone is in use Alarm On An alarm is setMiddle Display Icons Bottom Display Icons Choice Save MESSAGE? Prompts Return to the Previous Menu Press Tools Alarm ClockMenu Navigation Navigation Key and Soft Keys Recent Calls Navigation Key ShortcutsMenu Outline Contacts Pictures & Sounds MessagingTools Settings Wellbeing & Health Phone Info My Verizon Answering a Call Call FunctionsMaking a Call Answering Call-Waiting Calls Sending a Call to VoicemailCall-In-Progress Options Press the Navigation Key to view call records Recent CallsPress the Left Soft Key Menu All Calls All missed, dialed and answered calls Left Soft Key View Making Calls Using Recent CallsRecent Calls Icons Viewing Call Information Right Soft Key Options Highlight Save, then press Creating or Editing Contacts Using Recent CallsKey Details to view the Contact entry Press the Right Soft Key Left Soft Key Yes to erase the call record Deleting a Recent Call RecordDeleting All Call Records To launch Voice Commands Voice CommandsSend Text Name Create a text message to a saved contact Call Name To send your message, press Left Soft Key Send Send Text NameSay Send Text, followed by a contact name Left Soft Key Next to continue System reads the information Voice Commands SettingsPress the Right Soft Key Settings to configure Check Item Listens before timing out 5 seconds or 10 seconds Prompts Configure the audio guidance provided by the systemTimeout The length of time the system Left Soft Key Info While entering text, press the Right Changing the Text Entry ModeTip When you are entering text into a Entering Text Entering Text Using Word or Palabra Mode Entering Text using Abc/ABC/ abc Mode Entering Numbers Entering Symbols Contacts Fields Accessing ContactsUnderstanding Your Contacts Soft Key Contacts Adding a Contact Adding and Editing ContactsContacts Press New Contact Ringtone Press the Right Soft Key Adding a Contact from the Home ScreenSave Press New Contact Mobile Home Work Press the Left Soft Key Edit MobileEditing a Contact Contacts Press Edit Contact Update Existing Press Update ExistingSaving Numbers After a Call Adding Pauses and Waits Deleting a Single Contact Deleting ContactsDeleting All Contacts Contacts Speed Dials Finding ContactsSpeed Dial Assigning a Speed Dial Continue to assign speed dial Dialing using Speed DialLeft Soft Key Assign Soft Key Assign to set the speed dial Assigning Emergency Contacts Making Calls Using ContactsPress to call the number Emergency Contacts If you have contacts saved in your Contacts List, press Soft Key Yes to continuePress the Left Soft Key Select to set the ICE contact Unassign Unassigning an Emergency Contact Medical InfoFrom the home screen, press the I In Case of Emergency Key Contacts My Name Card Making an Emergency Call911 Key My Name Card Next to continue MessagingCreating and Sending Text Messages Messaging Send Message Add Graphic Add a graphic to show emotion Press the Left Soft Key Next to continueSave As Draft Save the message to the Drafts folder Add Add an attachment Save Phrase Save the message as a quick text phrase Viewing Messages Voicemail Viewing a Message LaterMessaging Inbox Message Folders Press the Left Soft Key View To reply to the message, press Inbox Creating a Draft Message Drafts Messaging Drafts Send Again Re-send the message to the original recipients SentMessaging Sent Save Phrase Save the message text as a quick text phrase Highlight a message and press Erasing MessagesErasing individual messages Inbox Drafts Sent Press the Right Soft Key Options and select Changing Message SettingsVoicemail Alert Configure alerts for new voicemails Erasing all messages in a folder Alert Tone Choose a pre-loaded tone Message Alert Configure alerts for new messages Soft Key View to display larger images, then use Pictures & SoundsMy Pictures Tip You can also launch My Pictures by My Sounds File Info View information about the pictureFile Info View information about the sound Calendar ToolsTools Calendar Adding an Event To view a day’s events, pressView to see a detailed list of the date’s events Monthly Return to monthly calendar view Press the Left Soft Key Next to continue Use the keypad to enter the Date, in MM /DD/YYYY format After setting Recurrence, pressAdding a Special Occasion Key Next after each entry Navigation Key to set fields Alarm ClockSetting An Alarm Tools Alarm Clock From Once, Daily, Mon. ~ Fri., or Weekends Disabling an AlarmSnoozing or Dismissing an Alarm Snoozing an alarm Calculator Dismissing an alarmTools Calculator Tools Tip Calculator Voice CommandsSoft Key Menu Tools Voice Commands Tip Calculator World Clock Stop Watch Ringtone Changing Your SettingsSound Settings Volume Level Settings Sound Settings Keypad Volume Vibrate ModeSettings Sound Settings Vibrate Mode Keypad Volume Voicemail Alert Tone Settings SoundSettings Sound Settings Voicemail Alert Tone Set the following options Advanced Choose the following settingsMessage Alert Tone Press the Left Soft Key Select or Settings Phone Settings Wallpaper Phone SettingsWallpaper Creating a personal banner BannerBanner Personal Backlight Settings Phone Settings BacklightTurning on network banner Banner Network Display Themes Settings Phone Settings Font SizeFont Size Display Themes Language Settings Phone Settings LanguageAdvanced Settings Settings Phone TTY One Touch Dial Dtmf Tones Dtmf Tones Press the Navigation Key to highlight an option Reset PhoneReset Phone Auto Retry Volume Case of Emergency ICE 911 Speakerphone Spkr Settings Key TutorialKey Tutorial Font Size Software Version Phone InfoIcon List My Number Reminder Wellbeing & HealthWellbeing & Health Reminder Wellbeing & Health Fitness Trainer Done to save your settingsNext Fitness Trainer 102 Healing MusicWellbeing & Health Healing Music Sky Leaf Cloth Rain 103 Medical InfoWellbeing & Health Medical Info Press the Left Soft Key Add Soft Key Menu My Verizon My Verizon104 Communications Commission FCC of the U.S. government Health and Safety InformationExposure to Radio Frequency RF Signals Certification Information SAR 106 107 Head 0.41 W/Kg Body-worn 0.98 W/Kg 108 109 Samsung Mobile Products and RecyclingOr call 1-800-822-8837 for more information UL Certified Travel Adapter What kinds of phones are the subject of this update? Consumer Information on Wireless Phones110 Do wireless phones pose a health hazard? 112 What is FDAs role concerning the safety of wireless phones? Occupational Safety and Health Administration 114 What are the results of the research done already? What research is needed to decide whether RF exposure Fromwirelessphonesposesahealth risk? 116 Page 118 What about children using wireless phones? Scientific evidence that any health hazard exists 120 Page 122 Benefits of wireless phones, one that every user must uphold Road Safety 124 125 126 Responsible ListeningPage Reston, VA Voice 800 Email info@audiology.org American Academy of Audiology128 129 Operating Environment Implantable Medical Devices Using Your Phone Near Other Electronic Devices130 131 For more information see 132 Page Vehicles Other Medical Devices134 Potentially Explosive Environments Posted Facilities Press the key Emergency Calls136 FCC Notice and Cautions Restricting Childrens access to your PhoneFCC Notice Other Important Safety Information Batterymarch Park Quincy, Massachusetts USA138 Action, or both Getting the Most Out of Your Signal ReceptionProduct Performance 140 Understanding the Power Save FeatureUnderstanding How Your Phone Operates Maintaining Your Phones Peak Performance Availability of Various Features/ Ring Tones Customer Care for service 142 Battery Precautions 143 144 Risk of fire, explosion, leakage, or other serious hazard 145 Care and Maintenance 146 147 Warranty Information Standard Limited Warranty Used or purchased outside the United States or Canada 150 151 Samsung 152 153 154 EndUserLicenseAgreementfor Software 156 Commercial hosting services with the Software 158 Export RESTRICTIONS. You 159 160 161 162 163 Precautions for Transfer and DisposalSettings. Please contact the Samsung Customer Care Center for details Phone 1-888-987-HELP Change without noticeEast Lookout Drive Richardson, Texas Other than a standard Numeric keypad, dial Index Numerics Speed Dial Alarm on 166Backlight Menu outline Voice callDrafts Erasing messages 70 Inbox Sent 168 Advanced settings 93 backlight Font sizeTwo-second pause 54 wait Deleting all call records 39 icons 169 Reviewing messages Fitness Trainer Healing Music Medical Info Reminder Accessing contacts170