SamsungメーカーSCH-U440の使用説明書/サービス説明書
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SCH-u440 PORT ABLE T ri-Mode TELEPHONE User Guide Please read this manual be fore operating your phone, and keep it for future reference. BMC_UG_u440_10082008 _D5 u440 BMC Guide.
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u440 BMC Guide.book Pag e iv Wednesday, October 8, 2008 10: 17 AM.
T able of Contents Getting Starte d.... ........... ......... ........... ........... ........... ......... ........... 1 Open View of Phone . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 Closed View of Phone . . . . .
Voicemail . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 46 Settings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 47 Contacts .......... ........... ....
Games . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 75 Applications . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 76 Camera ........ ......... ........... .
Maintaining Safe Use of and Access to Your Phone . . . . . . . . . . . . . 110 Caring for the Battery . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 112 Owner’s Record . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Getting Started 1 Getting Started Getting Started Open View of Phone 6. MENU/OK 7. T ALK Key 10. BACK Key 8. Keypad 5. Softkey (L eft) 4. Navigati on Key 13. Batt ery St rength Indicato r 9. Softkey (Rig ht) 3. Main LCD (Display) 2. Signal S trength Indicator 1.
2 Getting Start ed Closed View of Phone Key Functions 1. Earpiece : All o ws you to he ar the other caller an d the differ ent ring tone s and sound s offered by your phone . 2. Signal Stren gth Indicat or: Displays the current signal strength. 3. Main LCD (D isplay): Displays all of the inform ation neede d to operat e your phone.
Getting Started 3 Getting Started • Press when navigating through a menu to accept the highlighted choice in the menu. 7. T alk Key: Can be use d in several dif ferent ways. • Allows you to place or receive a call. • In standby mode, press the key once to a ccess the Recent Calls log.
4 Getting Start ed 16. Sub LCD: Al lows you to see caller informati on and the p hone’ s status without op ening the ph one. 17. Charger/Acces sories Jac k: Used to connect an y availabl e accessor y cables to yo ur phone. 18. Headset Jack: Allows the ot her caller to hear yo u clearly when you are speaking to the m.
Getting Started 5 Getting Started Indicates tha t you have a picture messa ge waiting. Indicates t hat you have a text mess age waiting. Indicates th at you have voicema il waiting. • Press and h old to dial you r Voicemail box. Indicates t hat you have a missed sch eduled appo intment.
6 Getting Start ed Displays yo ur current ba tter y strength at full. Displays yo ur current batter y strength when it is low. Indicates Mute mode; th e keypad tu rned off. Indicates M ute mode; t he microphone turned off. Indicates C amera mode . Indicates that the sel f-timer fun ction is en abled.
Getting Started 7 Getting Started Features of Y our Phone Congratula tions on the purchase of your S amsung SCH-u 440 phone. Th is phone is lightweig ht, easy-to -use, relia ble, and offe rs many si g.
8 Getting Start ed T urning Y o ur Phone On and Off T o turn your phone on: • Press to turn y our phone on. Once your phon e is on, it au tomatically enters stan dby mode – the p hone’ s standby mode. At this p oint, you a re ready to begin makin g and recei ving calls.
Getting Started 9 Getting Started Installing or Remo ving the Batter y T o install or remove th e LiIon bat tery: 1. Make sure the power i s off so that you don’t lose any stored numbers or messages. 2. T o remov e the cover plate, pu sh on the th umb tab and s lide the cov er plate away from th e handset.
10 Getting Started • T o insert the battery, insert the batter y into the opening on th e back of the phone at an ang le (1), making su re the metal con tacts on the ba ttery connect with the matching con nectors in the phone. Pr e s s d ow n un t il th e batter y snaps int o place (2).
Getting Started 11 Getting Started were workin g on. For a quic k check of y our phone’s battery level , glance at the batter y charge i ndicator l ocated in the upper-right corne r of eithe r of your p hone’ s display scr eens. indicat es that the batter y is full.
12 Getting Started About Using a microSD Memor y Card Y our ph one is capab le of support ing a memor y storage media known as a microSD TM memory card. Th is card is the newest st andard of f lash memory specificall y designed f or use with ul tra-small mob ile phones a nd other devi ces.
Phone Basics 13 Phone Basics Phone Basics Note: Your phone can disp lay the var ious feature s and optio ns in one of t wo different m enu styles, Styl e 1 and Style 2 . By def ault, your phon e is set to Style 1. Style 2 uses a d ifferent colorin g scheme for the to p-level menus.
14 Phone Basics 4. Press or close the phon e when you ar e finished. Tip : T o re dial your la st recent cal l, press twi ce. Y ou ca n also place call s from your phon e using Voice Dial (pa ge 33), Speed Dialing numbers fro m your Contac ts (page 18), or using yo ur Call His tory li stings (page 69).
Phone Basics 15 Phone Basics • T o dial a miss ed call pre ss . Calling Emergency Numbers Y ou c an place cal ls to 911 ( dial and p ress ), eve n if your phone is lo cked or your account is restrict ed. War nin g: After initiating a 911 call, y ou must en d the call by pr essing .
16 Phone Basics • (8) Call H istory: Checks your call log for Miss ed, Outgoing, and Incoming calls. Y o u can also erase the l ogs, see Rec ent Calls, and check A ir Tim e from this menu.
Phone Basics 17 Phone Basics 5. Pres s the left so ftkey fo r Done . After you ha ve saved t he number , the new Contacts entry is displaye d. T o find a phone number: 1. Enter three to fo ur digits of the last four digits of a phone number , press the ri ght s oft key for Options , and select Find .
18 Phone Basics digits of an y phone numbe r that only ma tches the f ive or six di git prefix. The number is di aled using t he prefix numb ers plus th e last fou r or five dig its entere d. T o set up ab breviated d ialing: 1. Press for Menu . 2. Sele ct Settings > More.
Phone Basics 19 Phone Basics T o use One-T o uch Dialin g for Speed D ial locatio ns 2-9: • Press an d hold the appropriat e key for ap proximat ely two sec onds. (The display con firms that the number has been dia led when it shows “Spee d Dial # .
20 Phone Basics T o enter te xt using Alpha: 1. From a t ext entr y screen (for exampl e, when co mposing a te xt message), press the ri ght so ftk ey for Options , select T ext Mode and select Alpha . 2. Use your keypad to e nter the cont act's name.
Phone Basics 21 Phone Basics LCD is turned o ff. T o avoid th is problem , set the backl ight to "Flip op en". For more informati on, see "Chang ing the Bac klight Time Len gth" on pa ge 91. Responding to Call Waiting When you’re on a call, Ca ll Waiting alerts you of inco ming calls b y sounding two beeps.
22 Phone Basics TTY Use With Handset A TTY (also known as a TDD or T ext T el ephone), is a telecommunic ations dev ice that allows p eople who ar e deaf, har d of hearin g, or have sp eech or lan guage disabilities to communica te by teleph one. Y our ph one is compa tible with s elect TTY dev ices.
Roaming 23 Roaming Roaming Understanding Roaming Recognizing Icons on the Display Sc reen Y our phone’s display screen always lets you know when you’ re off the network. The following chart indicat es what you’ll see depend ing on where you’re using your phone.
24 Roaming 5. T o select a n option, hi ghlight it and press . • Automatic : This setting seeks ser vice. When service is unavailab le, the phone s earches for an alt ernate syste m. • Home only: This s etting allow s you to access th e home networ k only preventing roaming on ot her networks.
Menus 25 Menus Menus Menu Styles Y our phone can display t h e various featu res and option s in one of two diffe rent menu style s: Note: Key commands for the first menu level in th e List style differ from those in this guide.
26 Menus Backing Up Withi n a Menu T o go to the previous men u: • Press . T o return to standby m ode: • Press . BACK u440 BMC Guide.book Pag e 26 Wednesday, October 8, 2008 10: 17 AM.
Menus 27 Menus Viewing the Menus Menu Diagram The follow ing list outl ines your ph one’ s menu struct ure in Style 1 (3x3 gr id): 1: Web 2: Messaging 1: Send Mes sage 1: T ext 2: Pic Msg 2: T ext M.
28 Menus 3: Where are you? 4: Can you pick up 5: Meet me at 6: Let’ s ge t lunch. 7: The meeting has been cancelled. 8: I’ll be there at 9: What time does it sta rt? 10: I love you! 3: Alerts Setu.
Menus 29 Menus • Inbox • Sent Msg • Saved Msg • Pending 3: My Pics • In Phone • Memory C ard • Online Al bums 4: PictBri dge 5: Settings a nd Info 1: Auto Save T o 2: Status Bar 3: Accou.
30 Menus 3: Pic Msg 3: Scheduler 4: Roam Ringer • Normal • Distinctiv e 3: Alerts 1: Minute Beep 2: Servic e 3: Connect 4: Sig. Fade T one 5: Power On 6: Power Off 4: Key T one 1: T one T ype • .
Menus 31 Menus 2: Prompt Mode 3: Read out Mode 4: About 2: Airplane Mode • On • Off • On Power Up 3: Call Setup 1: Auto Answer 2: Abbrev . Dial 3: Call Answer 4: Contacts Match 4: Head set Mode .
32 Menus • Say Cheese • Status Ba r • Off • On • Storage • Phone • Card 5: Review Pi ctures u440 BMC Guide.book Pag e 32 Wednesday, October 8, 2008 10: 17 AM.
Voice Service 33 Voice Service Voice Service Activating Voice Service Voic e recognit ion allows yo u to say commands to perform co mmon funct ions supported by your phone.
34 Voice Service Tips for using Voice Dial: • Voice Dial wor ks best in qui eter environ ments. • When sayi ng a number , s peak at a norm al speed a nd say each d igit clearl y . There is no need to paus e between di gits. • The phone recogn izes the dig its one, two, th ree, four , fi ve, six, seven, e ight, nine, zero , and oh.
Voice Service 35 Voice Service T o send a tex t or pictur e message usi ng Voice Dial: 1. Activa te voice r ecognition by pressin g and holdi ng . (The phone prompt s you for a co mmand.) 2. Say Send T ext or Send Pict ure . (The phone prom pts you to say t he number or Contact na me.
36 Voice Service 3. Say the menu name natur ally and cle arly . 4. If the phone asks you, "Which Shortcut", fo llowed by t he correct menu, say Ye s .
Voice Service 37 Voice Service Voice Adapt ation Voice calling is speaker-independent, whi ch means tha t no initia l training o r adaptation i s required . Some users w ith heavy a ccents or un usual voic e characterist ics may enco unter diffi culty in ach ieving hig h accuracy w ith speaker independent Voice calling .
38 Voice Service 8. The pho ne displays the first sequence of words. Sa y the words using a normal tone of voice. T he phone the n displays the next se quence of words. 9. In total, the re are 15 sets of words and/ or digits. Whe n you are finishe d with a full ses sion, you will re ach a screen that reads, “Adapting.
Web 39 Web Web The Wireless Web Y our ph one comes equ ipped with Wi reless Web access. Y ou c an view spec ially designed ve rsions of p opular sites including sp orts, weath er , news, sto ck quotes etc., as w ell as acce ss download able ringtones, scre ensavers, and games.
40 Web When your web connection is active (data is be ing transfer red). Inco ming voice calls go directly to vo icemail. Outgoing voi ce calls can be ma de but the web connecti on will t erminate. When your we b connectio n is dormant ( no data is bein g sent or rece ived).
Web 41 Web Tip: The t enth item in a numbered l ist can be sel ected by pr essing the key on your phone’s keypad, even thoug h the number 0 doe sn’t appear on the screen . • T o go ba ck one page, pre ss on your phone. (Note t hat is also used like a BACKSPACE key to delet e text.
42 Messaging Messaging Now you can exchang e text and multimedia mes sages right from your p hone and stay connec ted without s aying a word . Within th e Messaging menu you can a lso view the num ber of voic email messag es you have w aiting fo r you.
Messaging 43 Messaging 4. Sele ct Te x t . Enter a recipient in the following ways: • T o enter a p hone numbe r or email address, pre ss the righ t softkey for New Addr , and u se the keypa d to enter th e number .
44 Messaging T o read and reply to a T ext Message: When you rece ive a text message, you w ill see a m essage icon on your di splay screen. 1. While the message is o pen, select the left so ftkey for Reply . 2. Compose your reply message. When you are finished, pres s .
Messaging 45 Messaging 2. Sele ct Messagi ng . 3. Sele ct Send Messa ge . 4. Sele ct Pic Msg . 5. Enter a reci pient from the “Send to Rec ent” list, fro m your Cont acts, or enter a new phone numbe r or email address . 6. If you h ave registe red your phone , you can retrie ve pictures from your phone or onl ine to attac h to your me ssage.
46 Messaging Vo ic e ma i l Setting Up Y our V oicemail All unanswer ed calls to your phone ar e automatic ally transf erred to your voicemail , even if you r phone is in use or turn ed off. Ther efore, you w ill want to set up your Voic email and per sonal greet ing as soon as your phon e is activated .
Messaging 47 Messaging Note: Y our phone se rvice accepts me ssages ev en when it is tu rned off. However , you are onl y notified of new messag es when y our phone is tu rned on an d you are in a Servi ce Area. Retrieving Y our V oicemail Messages Y ou can review your messages di rectly from y our phone or from any ot her touch- tone phone.
48 Messaging General • Notifi cation: Allows you to configure whether new messages wil l appear with a pop- up message or with an icon. • Message A lert: Allows you to conf igure the V olume level, T ype, and Reminder settings fo r Message A lerts.
Messaging 49 Messaging Message Alert The Message A lerts menu a llows you t o configure the volum e and message reminder default settin gs for voicem ail, text me ssages, and p icture mai l. Volu me This option allows you to select th e volume leve l for message alerts for voicemail, text messag ing, and pic ture mail.
50 Messaging 6. Press the na vigation key down to pr eview the first ringer . Press up or down to prev iew the oth er ringers as sociated wi th the ri nger group selected. Wh en finished, press to sav e the desired ringer . Reminder This option allows you to configure how often t he reminder for new me ssages is sounded or d isplayed on t he phone.
Messaging 51 Messaging 3. Press th e navigati on key up or down to select Ye s or No and pr ess to select. Priority This option al lows you to configu re the defaul t Priority atta ched to your outg oing message s. There are two priority leve ls associated with text messaging.
52 Messaging 4. If signat ures are o n, your cu rrent signature is d isplayed . Press a nd hold to erase the signat ure. Enter y our new sig nature and p ress the left softk ey for Done .
Contacts 53 Contacts Contacts Y our ph one can stor e up to 600 numbers . Each conta ct can stor e up to a to tal of seven phon e numbers. For instan ce, you coul d store both t he home and m obile numbers for so meone. Each Contact name can contain up to 64 cha racters.
54 Contacts T o edit a Contact: 1. From stan dby mode, press the righ t s oft key for Contacts . 2. Enter the first few letter s or na me of the co ntact. 3. Select the desir ed entr y and pre ss . 4. Press the ri ght softke y for Options and select Edit .
Contacts 55 Contacts My Name Card This functi on is similar to an entry in the Phon ebook, excep t that it cont ains your contact in formatio n, like a bu siness card . Y ou can send th e name card to others via Blueto oth. T o send a name card via Bl uetooth: 1.
56 Contacts 5. Press the ri ght softke y for Options and select Memory . Y our phone display s the number of Contact s paces used an d how many remain empty.
Tools 57 Tools Tools Using the Alarm Clock Y our phone comes with a bu ilt-in alarm clock wit h multiple alarm times. T o use the a larm cloc k: 1. Press for Menu . 2. Sele ct T ools . 3. Sele ct Alarm . 4. Sele ct Alarm #1 , Alarm #2 , Alarm #3 . 5. Press t he navigat ion key left or right a nd select On .
58 Tools Calculator Y our phone comes with a built-in calcu lator . T o use the ca lculator: 1. Press for Menu . 2. Sele ct T ools . 3. Sele ct Calculator . 4. Enter a number us ing the key pad. (Use to insert a decimal po int and/ or to make the number negative o r positive.
Tools 59 Tools 6. Press t he navigat ion key down and select one of the following: 7. Press t he navigati on key down and se lect the fr equency of th e event to be Once , Daily , Weekly , Mont hly , or Ye a r l y . 8. Press t he navigati on key down and select the t ype of aler t for the eve nt.
60 Tools T o select th e ringer: 1. Press for Menu. 2. Sele ct Set tin gs > Sounds > R ing er Ty p e . 3. Sele ct Schedu ler . 4. Press t he navigat ion key up o r down to sele ct the desi red ringer categor y . 5. Press t he navigati on key down and th en left or ri ght to selec t the desired ringer or m elody .
Tools 61 Tools 6. Highli ght Y es usi ng the navi gation key an d press to confirm. T ask List Y ou c an create a nd view a li st of task s. T o add a task: 1.
62 Tools T o set the st ate of a tas k: 1. Press for Menu . 2. Sele ct T ools > Calendar . 3. Sele ct T ask List . If you wish to delete a spec ific task, highlight it using the navigation key . • If you have no tas ks currentl y scheduled for today , you will see “No T ask” autom atically disp layed.
Tools 63 Tools 4. Press t he navigat ion key up o r down to high light the desired countdown an d press . Tip : When vie wing an existi ng countdown , press the na vigation key u p or down to cycle betw een the other countdown entries.
64 Tools File Manager Y ou can view and man age the fil es stored on your phone. Your phone can in clude any of the f ollowin g folders that are us ed by diffe rent appli cations: • DCIM: stores your photos and videos. • music: used by the Mus ic applicat ion.
Tools 65 Tools Memo Pad Y our ph one comes wit h a memo pad y ou can use to c ompose and st ore reminders a nd notes to help keep yo u organize d. T o compose a memo: 1. Press for Menu . 2. Sele ct T ools . 3. Sele ct Memo Pad . • If you have n o memos compos ed, “(None)” is automatic ally displayed.
66 Tools 4. Select the m emo you wis h to send. 5. Press the ri ght softke y for Options . 6. Sele ct Send Ms g . 7. Enter the phone numb er or emai l address o f the perso n(s) to whom you’re send ing a messag e. (See "T ext Messaging" on p age 42 for mo re information.
Tools 67 Tools Vo ic e Me m o Y ou can use your p hone to re cord brief memos to re mind you of i mportant e vents, phone number s, or other items. Recording Voice Memos T o record a voice memo: 1. Press for Menu . 2. Sele ct To o l s . 3. Sele ct Voice Memo .
68 Tools 3. Sele ct Voice Memo . 4. Sele ct Review . (T he phone d isplays a lis t of saved me mos, with th e first one select ed.) 5. Select a memo and pr ess . — or — Press the number corr esponding to the m emo you want to revie w. (The phone replays the memo.
Call History 69 Call History Call History Viewing History Y ou’l l find the Ca ll Histor y featur e very helpful. I t is a list of the last 6 0 phone numbers (or Contacts en tries) for c alls you miss ed, made, or a ccepted. Cal l Histor y makes redia ling a numbe r fast and eas y .
70 Call History Making a Call From Call History T o place a ca ll from Cal l Histor y: 1. Press for Menu . 2. Sele ct Calls . 3. Sele ct Recent Calls . 4. Highli ght the en try yo u want to ca ll and pres s to dial the number . Tip : When i n standby m ode, you can a lso press the key to sh ow your recent call s.
Call History 71 Call History Prepending a Phone Number From Call Histor y If you need to make a call from Call History and you happ en to be out side your local area code, you can add the a ppropriate p refix by pr epending the number . T o prepend a phone numbe r from Call Histo ry: 1.
72 Music Player Music Player Music Play er gives you the ability to listen to audi o clips from yo ur memory card. After you ac cess the Music Pl ayer menu, yo ur phone disp lays all th e media conte nt that is sav ed on your me mory ca rd, if insta lled.
My downloads 73 My downloads My downloads With your ne w web-enabl ed phone, you have access to a variet y of ser vices suc h as downloada ble Games, Ri ngers, Scre en Savers, an d Applicat ions. While ea ch type of downl oad involve s a different fi le type, the b asic method for accessing an d downloading fil es is the same.
74 My downloads 6. Sele ct Voice Calls . 7. Sele ct With Caller ID or No Calle r ID . 8. Press to exi t. Note: Y ou can assign a r inger to mo re than one t ype of call. Screen Savers Downloading Screen Savers T o downlo ad an avai lable Scre en Saver to yo ur phone: 1.
My downloads 75 My downloads • If you wis h to see the screen save r , highlig ht the desire d screen saver and pre ss to view. Wh en you are finis hed, press to return to the Screen Savers menu. 4. Press the ri ght softke y and select Set as . 5. Sele ct Screen Saver .
76 My downloads 4. Select the game you wish to play. 5. Follow the on-scr een instru ctions to pl ay the game. Wh en you are finished , select Exit (or Quit ) or press . Applications Downloading Applications T o download a n applicat ion to your phone: 1.
Camera 77 Camera Camera T aking Pictures T aking pic tures with your phone’ s built -In Phone is as simple as choosing a subject, p ointing th e lens, and pr essing a b utton. Y ou can act ivate camer a mode and take pi ctures whethe r the phone is open or c losed.
78 Camera Camera Options There are se veral sett ings associ ated with the full- color digit al camera. Th ese settings a llow you to cu stomize how the camera o perates whe n taking pict ures. T o set a camer a option: 1. Start t he camera. For more infor mation, see " T aking Pic tures" on pa ge 77.
Camera 79 Camera • Fluorescent: Adjusts th e white bal ance to matc h the insi de lighting conditions d isplayed u sing commo n fluoresce nt lighting . Night Shot: Adjusts the c amera to take images in da rk lighting conditions . Metering: Allows you to adjust the l ighting co nditions.
80 Camera • (5) Review Pi ctures: Allows you to review pictu res currentl y stored in your ca mera’ s mem ory. Setting the Self- timer T o activate the Self-t imer and get yourself in on the pict ure: 1. With t he phone open and in camer a mode, press the rig ht soft key for Opti ons .
Camera 81 Camera Y our ph one can stor e pictures in three w ays: • In Phon e: A folder tha t keeps phot os taken t hrough the c amera. • Memory C ard: A folder or s eries of f olders that keeps photos on a removabl e microSD card. • Online Albums: An on line folder provided by your service provi der .
82 Camera T o access the images: 1. Press for Menu . 2. Sele ct Camera . 3. Sele ct My Pics . 4. Using the n avigation ke y , select In Phone and press . Online Albums Online Albums are remote s torage spaces that can b e accessed us ing your ph one. The location s can be used to save pic tures from your phone.
Camera 83 Camera T o access you r Online Al bums options f rom your pho ne: 1. Use the nav igation key to select an albu m. 2. Press t he rig ht sof tk ey for Options . 3. T o select a n option, hi ghlight it and press . • New Album: Allows yo u to create a new album.
84 Camera 7. Highli ght Copies and press t he navigatio n key left or right to sel ect the desired numb er of copies to print. 8. Press the na vigation key down to se lect Size .
Camera 85 Camera • Account In fo: The Acco unt Info s creen allows you to check the details of your online a lbum(s), such as your acco unt number , t he number of pict ures you hav e uploaded, an d comments. Con tact your service provid er for mo re details.
86 Bluetooth Bluetooth Bluetooth is a short- range comm unications t echnology t hat allows you to conn ect wirelessly to a number o f Bluetoot h devices, su ch as headset s, hands-fr ee car kits , Bluetooth- enabled han dhelds, PCs , and wirele ss phones.
Bluetooth 87 Bluetooth Enable By default, your de vice’ s Bluetooth functiona lity is turned off. T urning Bluetooth on makes your device “di scoverable ” by other in -range Blue tooth device s. T o turn Blue tooth on or off: 1. Press for Menu .
88 Bluetooth Device Name Y our ph one’ s Bluetooth name will ap pear to oth er in-range B luetooth d evices, depending o n your Visibi lity setti ngs. T o set a Blue tooth name f or your phon e: 1. Press for Menu . 2. Sele ct To o l s . 3. Sele ct Bluetooth .
Settings 89 Settings Settings Display Changing the Main Scr een Y our ne w phone off ers options f or what you se e on the dis play screen wh en in standby mode . T o change the Screen Sa ver: 1. Press for Menu . 2. Sele ct Settings > Displa y > Main Scre en .
90 Settings Changing the Greet ing Y our ph one allows y ou to chan ge the gree ting shown o n your displ ay screen wh en it is idl e. T o change the greeting o n your phone : 1. Press for Menu . 2. Sele ct Settings > Displa y > Main Scre en . 3.
Settings 91 Settings Changing the Backlight T ime Length The backlig ht setting le ts you selec t how long t he display s creen and ke ypad are backlit after a ny key press is mad e. T o change t he backlig ht setting : 1. Press for Menu . 2. Sele ct Settings > Displa y .
92 Settings 5. Press t he navigatio n key up or d own to sele ct one of the following and press : • Basic: Di splays all en tered digi ts in blac k. • Monochrome: Di splays all e ntered dig its as a singl e color of your choice. • Hyphenate: Displays eac h block of d igits separa ted by hyphe ns in a different color .
Settings 93 Settings Keypad Light Y ou can control h ow long the ke ypad is illum inated after a key is pres sed. T o change the keypad ill umination ti ming: 1.
94 Settings • Select Advanced to set the volume for Alarms , App. V olume , Te x t Message , Pic Msg , or Voic e M a il . For thes e options, s elect Use Ringer V olume to use the set tings assi gned to the rin ger . Selec t Separate V olume to use a cust om volume se tting.
Settings 95 Settings 7. Press to save and exit . Alerts Y our ph one can aler t you with an audible t one when you c hange ser vice are as, once a minut e during a voi ce call, or when a call h as been conne cted. The differ ent action s availabl e are: • Minute Beep : An alert to ne is sound ed every minut e that you are connected.
96 Settings 3. Sele ct Key T one . 4. Sele ct T one Type . 5. Press t he navigat ion key up o r down to se lect the de sired tone type. 6. Press to save and exit . Key T one Level T o adjust th e key tone l evel: 1. Press for Menu . 2. Sele ct Settings > Sound s .
Settings 97 Settings T o display i nformation about yo ur phone: 1. Press for Menu . 2. Sele ct Settings . 3. Sele ct Phone I nfo . 4. Sele ct Phone N umber , Icon G lossar y , Ve rs i on , or Advanc ed . 5. When you are finished, pres s the left softkey for Done .
98 Settings Airplane Mode Airplane Mo de allows you to use many o f your phone ’ s fe atures, such as Games, Notepad, Voice Mem os, etc., when you are in an airplane or any other area where making or re ceiving ca lls or data is prohibit ed. When your phone is i n Airplane Mode, it ca nnot send or receive any calls o r access online infor mation.
Settings 99 Settings 2. Sele ct Settings > More. .. . 3. Sele ct Call Setup . 4. Sele ct Auto Answer . 5. Press t he navigat ion key up or down to selec t Ye s or No . 6. Press to save and exit . Abbrev . Dial Abbreviate d dialing allows you to program a fi ve or six d igit pref ix for commo nly used phone nu mbers.
100 Settings Contacts M atch With the Con tacts Match f eature, you r phone displ ays the Cont act’ s n ame and phone number if the incomin g call or out going call i s in your Co ntacts list. T o set up Co ntacts Match: 1. Press for Menu . 2. Sele ct Settings > More.
Settings 101 Settings 3. Sele ct Headse t Mode . 4. Sele ct Ringer Sound . 5. Select ei ther Handset Only or Headset Only a nd press . Key Guard The Key Gu ard featur e helps to pr event accid ental key p resses when the handset is in your po cket or pur se.
102 Settings When the Loca tion featur e is on, your p hone’ s standby scr een will disp lay the icon. When Location is turned off, the ico n w ill display . Roaming For more inf ormation, see "Roaming" on page 23. Restrict and Lock For more infor mation, see "Phone Sec urity" on page 1 03.
Phone Security 103 Phone Security Phone Security Accessing the Security Menu All of yo ur phone’s security setti ngs are av ailable thr ough the S ecurity men u. Y ou must enter your lock code to view th e Security menu. T o access the Security me nu: 1.
104 Phone Security Changing the Lock Code T o change you r lock code: 1. Press for Menu . 2. Sele ct Settings > More. .. . 3. Sele ct Securi ty . 4. Ente r your lock code. 5. Sele ct Change Lock . 6. Ente r your new lock code and press the le ft softkey fo r Next .
Phone Security 105 Phone Security T o restrict voice ca lls: 1. Press for Menu . 2. Sele ct Settings > More. .. . 3. Sele ct Restr ict and Lock . 4. Sele ct Vo ic e . 5. Ente r your lock code. 6. Sele ct Restrict . 7. Sele ct Outgoing Call or Incoming Call .
106 Phone Security 5. Sele ct Special # . 6. Select entry one, two, or thre e and press . 7. Press a nd hold to clear the e xisting nu mber . 8. Enter the number using the keypad. 9. Press to save and exi t. Note: The re are no Sp eed Dial op tions assoc iated with sp ecial numbe rs.
Phone Security 107 Phone Security 2. Sele ct Settings > More. .. . 3. Sele ct Securi ty . 4. Ente r your lock code. 5. Sele ct Erase . 6. Sele ct Reset Pi cture Account . 7. Using the n avigation ke y , select Y es to confirm and press . Y our phone will reset.
108 Phone Security 6. Sele ct Reset Ph one . 7. Using the n avigation ke y , select Y es and press . 8. Using the n avigation ke y , select Y es again to confirm and pr ess .
Safety 109 Safety Safety Getting the Most Ou t of Y our Reception Keeping T abs on Sign al Strength The qualit y of each ca ll you make o r receive d epends on t he signal s trength in your area. Y our phone inform s you of the cu rrent sign al strengt h by displa ying a number of b ars next to the signal str ength icon.
110 Safety Maintaining Your Phone’ s Peak Performance There are se veral simpl e guideli nes for ope rating your p hone proper ly and maintainin g safe, sat isfactor y ser vice. • Hold th e phone with the antenn a raised, f ully-exte nded, and o ver your shoulder .
Safety 111 Safety • Use your phone to he lp others in emergencies . • Call road side assis tance or a spe cial non-em ergency wirel ess number when necessar y . Following Safety Guidelines T o operate yo ur phone safely and effi ciently , always follo w any specia l regulation s in a given a rea.
112 Safety T urn off your phone wh en you are in an a rea with a potent ially explosive atmosphere. Alth ough it is rare, your pho ne or its accessories coul d generate sparks. Spa rks could cause an explosion or a fire resulting in bodily injury or even death.
Safety 113 Safety • Don’t attempt to dis assemble or short- circu it the battery . • The batter y may need rechar ging if it ha s not been used f or a long peri od of time. • It’s best to replace th e batter y when it no longer provides ac ceptable performance.
114 Safety guarantee that in terference will not occur in a particular i nstallation; if this equipment d oes cause har mful inter ference t o radio or television reception, whi ch can be deter mined .
Safety 115 Safety Owner’ s Record The model num ber , regulat ory nu mber , and seria l number are l ocated on a nameplat e inside the batt er y compartment . Record the se rial number in the space provided bel ow. This will be helpful if y ou need to cont act us about yo ur phone in the futu re.
116 Manufacturer’s Warranty Manufacturer’s Warranty ST ANDARD LIMITED WARRANTY What is Covered and For How Long? SAMSUNG Electronics Canada Inc. ("SAMSUNG") warrants to the original purc.
Manufacturer’s Warranty 117 Manufacturer’s What Are the Limits On SAM SUNG's Liability? EXCEPT AS SET FORTH IN THE EXP RESS WARRANTY CONT AINED HEREIN, PURCHASER T AKES THE PR ODUCT "AS .
118 Manufacturer’s Warranty This Limited Warranty allocates risk of Product fa ilure between Purchaser and SAMSUNG, and SAMSUNG's Product pricing reflects this allocation of risk and the limitations of liabi lity contained in this Limited Warranty .
Index 119 Index A Abbreviated Di aling 17 Activating Voice Service 33 Air Time 71 Airplane Mo de 98 Alerts 95 Auto Answer 98 B Backlight 91 Backlight Brightness 90 Backlight Contrast 90 Battery Capaci.
120 Index Calling a N umber From 18 Editing Ent ries 53 Erasing 106 Finding Entr ies 53 Phone Info 96 Phone Number 13, 97 Phone Numbers Saving 16 With Pauses 17 PictBridge 83 Picture Message 44 Pictur.
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