LG Electronicsメーカー221Cの使用説明書/サービス説明書
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L G2 2 1C User Guide - English Some of the cont ents in this manual ma y differ from y our phone depending on the soft ware of the phone or y our service pro vider .
2 Phone Ov ervie w 1. Earpiece Lets y ou hear the caller . 2. LCD Scr een Displays me ssages and indicat or icons. When the phone is turned on, P ow er Sav e mode automatically dims the scr een and then darkens it if no k eys ar e pressed.
3 1. Earphone Jack Allow s the use of a headset to hear caller's v oice. 2. Side V olume Ke ys Use t o adjust the ringer volume in st andby mode and the earpiece volume during a call. 3. Charger/Acce ssory Port Connects the phone to the ba t tery charger or o ther av ailable accessories.
4 Pr epaid 1. Add Airtime 2. Buy Airtime 3. My Phone Number 4. Airtime Info 5. Airtime Displa y 6. Serial Number 7 . Code Entry Mode Cont acts 1. New Contact 2. Contact List 3. Groups 4. My vCar d 5. Speed Dials Message s 1. New Me ssage 2. Inbox 3. Outbox 4.
5 Br ow ser 1. Start Bro wser Multimedia 1. Record V oice 2. Images 1. My Images 2. Default 3. Buy Gr aphics 3. Sounds 1. My Sounds 2. Default 3. Bu y Ringt ones V oice Command 1. St ar t Command 1. Call<Name> or <Number> 2. V oicemail 3. Missed Calls 4.
6 Menus Ov erview Set tings 1. Sound 1. Ringt ones 1. All Calls 2. Caller ID 3. No Caller ID 4. Buy Ringt ones 2. V olume 1. Mast er V olume 2. K eypad 3. Earpiece 4. Speaker 3. Message Alerts 1. Message 2. V oicemail 3. Message R eminder 4. Aler t T ype 5.
5. TTY Mode 5. Sy stem 1. Net work 1. Sy stem Select 2. Serving Sy stem 2. Location 6. Memory 1. Re served Memory 2. Multimedia 7 . Phone Info 1. My Number 2.
8 The Ba t te ry The phone comes with a rechar geable bat tery . The ba t t ery charge le vel is sho wn at the t op of the L CD screen. Inst alling the Ba t t ery Remo ve the bat tery co ver b y pr e ssing down belo w the L G logo and sliding the co v er up.
9 1. Plug the end of the adapt er int o the phone’ s char ger port and the other end int o an electrical outlet. 2. The char ge time varies depending upon the bat tery lev el. B at tery Char g e Lev el The ba t t ery char ge lev el is sho wn a t the t op right of the L CD screen.
10 Get ting St art ed with Y our Phone Signal Str en gth Call qualit y depends on the signal strength in y our area. The signal strength is indica t ed on the screen a s the number of bars ne xt to the signal str ength icon the more bar s, the be t ter the signal str ength.
11 Redialing Calls 1. Pre ss t wice t o redial the last number y ou dialed. The last 1 5 0 numbers (5 0 missed, 5 0 receiv ed and 5 0 dialed) are st ored in the call hist ory list and you can also select an y of these t o redial. Receiving Calls 1. When the phone rings and/or vibr ate s, pre ss t o answer .
M u t e Function The Mute F unction is used during a phone call. T o quickly activa t e Mut e pre ss Left Soft Ke y Mut e, then t o cancel pre ss Left Soft K e y Unmut e. Quick V olume Adjustment Quickl y adjust ringer and earpiece volume s b y pre ssing the upper side volume k ey t o increa se and low er side ke y t o decrea se.
with your service pr ovider t o ensure the y offer this featur e. Speed Dialing Speed dialing is a con v enient featur e that allo ws y ou to mak e phone calls quickly .
T ext Input Y ou can input and edit your Banner , Calendar , Contact s, Alarm Clock, Not epad, and Messages plus m uch more. When Ent ering T ext W ithout the QWER TY K e y F unc tions Left Soft K ey .
15 T he B asics of St or in g Co nt a cts Entrie s 1. Fr om st andb y mode ent er the phone number y ou want t o sav e (up t o 4 8 digits). 2. Pr ess Sa ve . 3. Select either A dd Ne w Cont act or Updat e Existing. 4. Use t o highlight a Label and pre ss .
Storing a Number with P auses 1. Pre ss Menu . 2. Pre ss Cont acts . 3. Pre ss New C ontact . 4. Enter a name (up t o 3 2 char acter s). 5. Enter the n umber in an y of the t ext fields pr esent ed ( Mobile / Email / Home / Office). 6. While entering, pr ess the Right Soft K e y Options .
Se archin g Y our Phone’ s Memory The L G2 2 1C phone is able to perform a dynamic sear ch of the cont ents in y our phone’ s memory . A dynamic search compare s ent ered let ter s or number s against the entries in your Contact s. A matching list is displa yed in de scending ord er .
18 Cont acts in Y our Phone’ s Memory Send Message : Send a t ext me ssage t o the select ed contact. Delet e : Delet e the select ed entry in your Cont act s. Edit : Edit the select ed cont act informa tion. Delet e Multiple : Choose from Selective / All to delet e multiple entries at one time.
3. Use to highlight the phone number . 4. Pre ss t o place the call. Fr om Call History 1. Pre ss Menu . 2. Pre ss Recent Calls . 3. Use t o highlight the t ype of recent call, then pr e ss . Missed Calls/ Receiv ed Calls/ Dialed Calls/ All Calls/ Call T imer/ Data Count er 4.
Pr epaid The Prepaid Men u pro vides shortcuts t o access useful account information. 1. Add Airtime A dd Airtime allo ws y ou to st art an ov er -the-air reque st for additional airtime.
2. Use t o highlight an Balance/ Due Dat e and pre ss . On/ Off 6. Serial Number Serial Number simply displa ys the information of y our phone’ s MEID. 1. Pre ss , , . 7 . Code Entry Mode Code Entry Mode will allow the phone t o accept T r acfone- rela t ed codes in or der t o add unit s, modify specific da t a and trouble shoo t the phone.
1. Pre ss , , . 2. Enter the name, then pr ess . 3. Highlight the field you wish t o st ore the cont act information. 4. Enter the phone n umber or e-mail addre ss.
23 3. Gr oups Allow s you t o view y our grouped Cont acts, add a new group, change the name of a group, or dele t e a whole group. 1. Pre ss , , . 2. Choose from the follo wing options: ● Use t o highlight a group, then pr ess Vi ew t o view the cont acts in the select ed group.
5. Speed Dials Allow s you t o view y our Speed Dials list, designat e new Speed Dials, or remo ve Speed Dial designations ent ered in y our Contact s. 1. Pre ss , , . 2. Use t o highlight the de sir ed Speed Dial location (or ent er the Speed Dial digit), and pre ss Assign .
The Basics of Sending a T ext Message 1. Pre ss , , . 2. Enter the r ecipient's addre ss. 3. Pre ss to acce ss the t ext field. 4. T ype y our message (t ext or e-mail) . 5. Pre ss Send . A confirma tion message is displa yed. Selec t R ecipient(s) Using Options 1.
Cust omize Y our T ext Message Using Options Y ou ha ve v arious options to cust omize the t ext while y ou are composing a me ssage. 1. Pre ss , , . 2. Ent er the recipient's addre ss. 3. Pre ss t o access the t ext field. 4. Pre ss the Right Soft K e y Options .
Dr afts Draft Text Message 2. Inbo x The phone alerts you in 2 w ay s when you r eceive a new message b y: l ● Displa ying a notificati on me ssage on the scr een. l ● Displa ying the message icon (It blinks when the me ssage is ur gent). R eceiv ed me ssages ar e displa yed fr om new est t o oldest.
Sav e as T emplat es St ore s the message as a t emplat e for future me ssages. Go T o URL Accesse s the websit e by st arting Brow ser . (Only for me ssages cont aining a URL.) Lock/Unlock Locks or unlocks the select ed message. Message Info Show s the me ssage t ype priorit y and sta tus.
addre ss(es). Sav e Contact St ore s the callback number , e-mail addre ss, and number s in the receiv ed message into y our Contact s. Sav e as T emplat es St ore s the message as a t emplat e for future messages. Lock/Unlock Locks or unlocks the select ed message.
5. V oicemail Allow s you t o hear new v oice messages r ecorded in y our voice mail bo x. Y our phone will alert you when y ou r eceive a new v oice message. Checking Y our V oicemail Box 1. Pre ss , , . 2. Choose from the follo wing op tions: ● Pre ss Left Soft Ke y Clear t o clear the voicemail count er .
7 . Set tings Allow s you t o configure set tings for Messaging: 1. Pre ss , , . 2. Use t o hlight All Message/ T ext Me ssage then pr e ss . 3. Use to highlight one of the set tings and press t o select it. Messaging Set tings Sub- Menu De scriptions 1.
32 R ecent Calls R ecent Calls The Recent Calls Men u is a list of the last phone number s or Cont acts entries for calls y ou placed, accept ed, or missed. It is continually upda t ed as ne w number s are added t o the beginning of the list and the olde st entrie s ar e r emo ved fr om the bo t t om of the list.
5. Call T imer Allow s you t o view the dur ation of select ed calls. 1. Pre ss , , . 2. Use to highlight a call t ype (below). Last Call / Home Calls / R oam Calls / All Calls 6. Dat a Count er Allo w s y ou t o view the list of receiv ed and transmit t ed dat a calls.
Br o w ser The W eb feature allo ws y ou to view Int ernet cont ent. Accessibilit y and selections within this featur e are dependent upon y our service pro vider . F or specific information on W eb contact y our service pr o vider . Allo w s y ou t o initia t e an W eb session.
● T ext or number s Y ou can select the it ems b y moving the cur sor and pre ssing the appr opriat e Soft K e ys. Scrolling Use t o scroll thr ough the cont ent if the current page does not fit on one scr een. The curr entl y select ed it em is indicat ed by a cur sor on the screen.
last number , let t er , or symbol. Pre ss and hold to clear the input field complet ely . Initia ting a Phone Call F rom W eb Y ou can make a phone call from W eb if the sit e you ar e using supports the featur e. The bro wser connection is t ermina ted when y ou initiat e the call.
2. Images Allow s you t o brow se through the images sa ved on y our handset. 1. Pre ss , , . 2. Select My Images or Default . T o re view y our stor ed pictures : 3.
Set As/ R ename/ Delete and pre ss . - Or - 2. Use t o highlight My Sounds or Default and pre ss . 3. Use t o highlight the audio clip. ● Pre ss Play t o pla y the select ed audio clip.
2. Say the name a s it is sav ed in your Cont act List or say the number . 1. 2 V oicemail 1. Pre ss , , , . 2. The phone will announce an y ne w V oicemail(s). 1.3 Missed Calls Y ou can hear det ails about missed calls. 1. Pre ss , , , . 1. 4 Me ssage s This voice command fea ture will read out informa tion fro m me ssages r eceived.
1. Pre ss , , . 2. Select options. Normal/ Speed 3. Announce Aler t Allow s you t o cust omize the Announce Alert function. Alert Announce allow s you t o hear more informa tion about an incoming call in addition t o, or inst ead of , the Ring/Ringt one.
My Schedule 1. Alarm Clock Allow s you t o set up t o five alarms. At the alarm time, an y set alarm will sound the t one of your choice, and an alarm message will be displa yed on the L CD scr een. 1. Pre ss , , . 2. Use t o highlight the alarm you wish t o set, then pre ss to select it.
42 My Schedule/ Bluet ooth 3. Pre ss Left Soft K e y New . 4. Use t o highlight the field you wish t o edit, then press Left Soft K e y Set t o edit your schedule informa tion: 3. Not epad Allow s you t o add, read, edit, and er a se no t e s t o your self.
1. P air ed Device s P airing is the pr oce ss tha t allow s the handset to loca t e, est ablish and regist er 1-to -1 connection with the tar get de vice. F or pairing new Blue t ooth ® device 1. Pre ss , , . 2. F ollow the Bluet ooth ® accessory instructions t o set the device t o pairing mode.
44 Bluet ooth 7. Once connect ed, you will see the device list ed in the Pair ed Device s menu. 2. P ow er Allo w s you t o set the po wer On/Off. 1. Pre ss , , . 2. Use t o select a set ting, then pr e ss . On / Off 3. My V isibility Allow s you t o set the visibilit y of your Blue t ooth ® function.
45 T ools T ools Y our phone is equipped with helpful t ools, including: Ez T ip Calculat or , Calculator , W orld Clock, St opw atch, Unti Conv er t er . 1. Calculat or Allo w s you t o perform simple mathema tical calcula tions. Y ou can ent er n umber s up t o the eighth decimal place.
46 T ools 4. Pre ss Left Soft K e y Res et for another . 3. W orld Clock Allow s you t o det ermine the current time in ano ther time zone or country . 1. Pr e ss , , . 2. Pre ss Right Soft Ke y Cities t o select a specific cit y and display the da t e/ time in that location, then pre ss .
Set tings 1. Sound Options t o customize y our phone's sounds: 1. 1 Ringt on es Allow s you t o assign ringt ones for incoming calls. 1. Pre ss , , , . 2. Select All Calls / Caller ID / No Caller ID / Bu y Ringt ones . 3. The My Sounds/ Default/ Buy Ringt ones folders will be displa yed.
2. Select Message / V oicemail / Message R eminder . 3. Use t o select a set ting, then pre ss . 1.4 Alert T ype Allow s you t o select the alert t ypes. 1. Pre ss , , , . 2. Use t o highlight the aler t you wish t o edit. Call Alert/ Message Aler t/ Schedule Alert/ Alarm Aler t 3.
49 1.5.4 Low Ba t t er y Alerts you when the ba t tery char ge lev el is low . 3. Use t o On/ Off , then pre ss .(Options for Low Bat tery ar e: Announce/ T one ) 1.5.5 Roam Aler t Alerts you when the R oam service activa t es. 3. Use t o On/ Off , then pre ss .
2.1 W allpaper Allow s you t o choose the kind of background t o be displa yed on the phone. 1 . Pre ss , , , . 2. Use to select a set ting, then pre ss . My Images/ Default/ Bu y Gr aphics 2.2 Backlight Allow s you t o set the dur ation for illuminating the backlight.
1. Pre ss , , , . 2. Select Main Screen/ F ront Screen , then pre ss . 2.5.1 Main Screen Use t o highlight an option, then pr ess . Normal Clock/ Analog Clock/ Digital1 2 Clock/ Digital2 4 Clock/ Dual Clock/ Calendar/ Off 2.5.2 F r ont Screen Use t o highlight an option, then pr ess .
2. Use t o highlight On / Off , then pre ss . 2. 8 Name Mat ch fo r Dialing Allow s you t o turn Name Match for Dialing On or Off . 1. Pre ss , , , . 2. Use to highlight a set ting, then press . 3. Securit y The Securit y menu allow s you t o secure the phone electr onically .
53 3.2 Change Lock Code Allow s you t o ent er a new four - digit lock code. 1. Pre ss , , . 2. Enter the four -digit lock code. 3. Pre ss Change Lock C ode and Ent er four -digit Lock code. 4. Ent er a ne w 4-digit lock code and pre ss . 5. F or confirmation, it will ask y ou t o ent er the new lock code again.
54 Set tings (from below), then pr ess . Flip Open / SEND ke y Only / An y K ey / Aut o with Handsfree 4.2 Aut o R et ry Allow s you t o set the length of time the phone wait s before aut omatically r edialing a number when the at temp t ed call fails.
4.5 TTY Mode Allow s you t o at tach a TTY (T elet ype writer) de vice, enabling you t o communicat e with parties also using a TTY device. A phone with TTY support is able to tr anslat e t yped charact ers t o voice. V oice can also be transla t ed int o char acter s and then displa yed on the TTY .
SID Number . This information should only be used for t echnical support. 1. Pre ss , , , , . 5.2 Lo ca tion Menu for GPS (Global P ositioning Sy st em: Sat ellite assist ed location information s yst em) mode. 1. Pre ss , , , . 2. Use t o highlight a set ting, then pre ss .
57 Safet y TIA Safet y Information The following is the comple t e TIA Safet y Information for wir ele ss handheld phones. Exposure t o Radio F requency Signal Y our wirele ss handheld portable phone is a lo w power r adio tr ansmit ter and r eceiver .
58 Ant enna Car e Use only the supplied or an appro ved r eplacement ant enna. Unauthorized ant ennas, modifications, or at tachment s could damage the phone and ma y violat e FCC regulations. Phone Oper a tion NORMAL POSITION: Hold the phone as y ou would an y other t elephone with the ant enna point ed up and ov er your shoulder .
59 P acemaker s The Health Industry Manufactur ers A ssociation recommends tha t a minimum separ ation of six (6) inches be maint ained bet ween a handheld wirele ss phone and a pacemaker t o a void p ot ential int erference with the pacemaker .
60 Safet y shielded from e xternal RF ener gy . Y our phy sician may be able t o assist y ou in obt aining this information. Health Care F acilities T urn your phone OFF in health care facilitie s when an y regula tions post ed in these area s instruct you t o do so.
P ot entially Explosive Atmospher e T urn your phone OFF when in an y area with a po t entially explosiv e atmosphere and obe y all signs and instructions. Sparks in such area s could cause an explosion or fir e r e sulting in bodil y injury or e v en death.
Safet y Information Please r ead and observe the following informa tion for safe and proper use of y our phone and t o pre vent damage. Also, keep the user guide in an accessible place at all time s aft er reading it. C C a a u u t t i i o o n n ! ! Violation of the instructions may cause minor or serious damage to the product.
63 ● Prom ptly dispose of used bat terie s in accordance with local regula tions. ● Bat tery usage b y children should be supervised. ● Av oid dropping the phone or ba t tery . If the phone or ba t tery is dr opped, especially on a har d surface, and the user suspects damage, t ak e it t o a service cent er for inspection.
● K eep the bat tery’ s metal cont acts clean. ● Replace the ba t tery when it no longer pro vides acceptable performance. The bat tery can be rechar ged sev er al hundred times befor e replacement. ● Rechar ge the bat tery aft er long periods of non-use t o maximize ba t t ery life.
● Don’t short -circuit the bat tery . Met allic articles such as a coin, paper clip or pen in your pock et or bag ma y short -circuit the + and – t erminals of the bat tery (met al strips on the bat tery) upon moving. Short -circuit of the t erminal ma y damage the bat tery and cause an e xplosion.
● Do not immer se your phone in wa t er . If this happens, turn it off immediat ely and remo ve the bat tery . If the phone does not w ork, tak e it t o an L G Authorized Service Cent er . ● Do not paint y our phone. ● The dat a sa ved in y our phone might be delet ed due t o carele ss use, repair of the phone, or upgr ade of the soft war e.
Gener al Notice ● Using a damaged bat tery or placing a bat tery in y our mouth ma y cause serious injury . ● Do not place it ems cont aining magnetic components such as a cr edit card, phone car d, bank book, or subwa y ticket near your phone. The magne tism of the phone ma y damage the dat a st ored in the magnetic strip.
68 F or Y our Safe t y soft war e. Please backup your important phone number s. (Ring t ones, t ext message s, voice me ssages, pictur es, and videos could also be delet ed.
● Av oid turning up the volume t o block out noisy surroundings. ● T urn the volume down if y ou can’t hear people speaking near you. F or information about how t o set a maximum v olume limit on y our phone, see the featur es guide for your phone.
● T urn the volume down if y ou can’t hear people speaking near yo F or information about ho w t o set a maximum v olume limit on your handse t, please r efer t o the featur es guide for y our handset. Using headse t s safely Use of headse t s t o list en t o music while oper ating a vehicle is not r ecommended and is illegal in some area s.
71 produce hea ting effects causes no known adv erse health effects. Man y studies of low lev el RF exposur es ha ve not found an y biological effects. Some studies ha ve suggeste d that some biological effects ma y occur , but such findings ha ve no t been confirmed by additional re search.
exposur e to the user tha t is not necessary for de vice function; and ● Cooper ate in pr oviding user s of wirele ss phones with the best possible informatio n on possible effects of wir eless phone use on human health.
While these base st ations oper ate a t higher pow er than do the wirele ss phones themselve s, the RF exposur es that people get fr om these base st ations ar e typicall y thousands of times lo wer than those the y can get fr om wir ele ss phones. Base st ations ar e th us not the subject of the safe t y questions discussed in this document.
from fla ws in their r esearch methods. Animal e xperiments inv estigating the effects of Radio F requency (RF) ener gy exposur es char acteristic of wirele ss phones ha ve yielded conflicting re sults that oft en cannot be r epeated in o ther labor atorie s.
5. What r esearch is needed t o decide whether RF e xposure from wir eless phones poses a health risk? A combination of labor at ory studies and epidemiological studies of people actually using wirele ss phones w ould pro vide some of the dat a that ar e needed.
about the effects of e xposur e t o Radio F requency (RF) ener gy . The FD A has been a leading participant in the W orld Health Or ganization Int ernational Electro Magne tic Fields (EMF) Project since it s inception in 1 99 6.
Commission (FCC) guidelines that limit Radio F requency (RF) ener gy exposure s. The FCC est ablished these guidelines in consulta tion with the FD A and the other feder al health and safet y agencies. The FCC limit for RF exposur e from wir eless phone s is set a t a Specific Absorption R at e (SAR) of 1.
Det ermining the Spatial-P eak Specific Absorption Ra t e (SAR) in the Human Body Due t o W irele ss Communications Device s: Experimental T echniques” , sets forth the fir st consist ent t est methodology for measuring the r at e at which RF is deposit ed in the heads of wirele ss phone users.
your b ody and the sour ce of the RF , since the exposur e lev el drops off dr amaticall y with distance. F or ex ample, you could use a headset and carry the wirele ss phone a wa y from your b ody or use a wir eless phone connect ed t o a remo t e ant enna.
evidence tha t an y health hazard e xists. 1 1. What about wireless phone interfer ence with medical equipment? Radio F requency (RF) ener gy from wir eless phones can int er act with some electronic device s.
medical device s. Should harmful int erference be found t o occur , the FD A will conduct t esting t o assess the int erference and w ork t o re solve the pr oblem. 1 2. Where can I find additional information? F or additional information, please r efer t o the following re sour ces: FD A web page on wirele ss phones (ht tp://www .
1. Get t o know y our wireless phone and its featur es such as speed dial and r edial. Carefull y r ead your instruction manual and learn t o tak e advant age of valuable fea ture s most phones offer , including aut omatic r edial and memory .
5. Don’t tak e not es or look up phone number s while driving. If you ar e reading an addre ss book or business card, or writing a “t o-do” list while driving a car , you ar e not w atching wher e you ar e going.
danger ous situations -- with your phone a t your side, help is only thr ee number s a wa y . Dial 9 1 1 or other local emer gency number in the case of fir e, tr affic accident, road hazar d, or medical emer gency . Remember , it’ s a free call on y our wireless phone! 9.
device while oper ating a vehicle, it is r ecommended that you consult y our applicable jurisdiction’ s local la ws or o ther regula tions regar ding such use. Such la ws or o ther regula tions ma y pr ohibit or otherwise re strict the manner in which a driver ma y use his or her phone while oper ating a vehicle.
ener gy b y the human body expr essed in units of w at ts per kilogr am (W/kg). The FCC requir es wirele ss phones t o comply with a safet y limit of 1.
requir ements, a minimum separ ation distance of 0.7 9 inches (2.0 cm) must be maintained be t ween the user s body and the back of the phone. Third-part y belt -clips, holst ers, and similar accessories cont aining metallic components should not be used.
88 F or Y our Safe t y number . Once you ha ve the FCC ID number for a particular phone, follow the instructions on the websit e and it should pro vide values for t ypical or maximum S AR for a particular phone.
whining noise. Some hearing device s are mor e immune than other s t o this int erference noise, and phones also v ary in the amount of int erference the y gener ate.
90 F or Y our Safe t y health profe ssional ma y help you find this r ating. Higher r atings mean that the hearing device is r elativel y immune t o int erference noise. The hearing aid and wirele ss phone r ating values ar e then added t ogether . A sum of 5 is considered accep table for normal use.
91 r ating and measurement procedur e are described in the American National Standar ds Institute (ANSI) C6 3.1 9 st andard. T o enter that the Hearing Aid Compatibilit y r ating for y our phone is maintained, secondary tr ansmit ter s such as Bluet ooth and WLAN components must be disabled during a call.
92 Acce ssories There ar e a variet y of accessories a vailable for y our mobile phone. Consult your local dealer for a vailabilit y . Optional it ems are sold separ atel y . B at t ery Charger The bat tery char ger allow s you t o char ge your phone ba t tery .
12 3 1 0 Driv er Safet y Tips 81 A Add Airtime 2 0 Airplane Mode 5 4 Airtime Display 2 0 Airtime Info 2 0 Alarm Clock 4 1 Alert T ype 4 8 All Calls 3 2 Announce Alert 4 0 Answ er Op tions 5 3 Aut o R .
Games 3 3 Groups 2 3 H Help 39 I Images 3 7 Inbo x 2 7 L Languages 5 0 Location 5 6 Lock Phone 5 2 M Making a Call Fr om Y our Phone’ s Memory 18 Making Calls 1 0 Memory 5 6 Men u St yle 50 Message .
Safet y Information 62 Screen Icons 1 0 Searching Y our Phone’ s Memory 1 7 Securit y 5 2 Serial Number 2 1 Service Alerts 4 8 Set tings 3 1, 4 7 Signal Strength 1 0 Sound 4 7 Sounds 3 7 Speed Diali.
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