SamsungメーカーSPH-I325の使用説明書/サービス説明書
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SPH-i325 PORT ABLE Dual-Mode TELEPHONE User Guide Please read this manual before operating your phone, and keep it for future refere nce. BMC_i325_UG_EN_05072008_F1.
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T able of Contents Getting St arted .......... .......... ............ .......... ............ ......... .......... .......... 1 Setting Up Your Device . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 Initial Setup .
Roaming... ............ .......... ............ .......... ............ .......... ......... ............ . 52 Setting Your Device’s Roam Mode . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 53 Call History .... .......... ............
Working with Pictures and Videos . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 89 Sending Pictures and Videos by Email . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 93 Printing Pictures via Bluetooth . . . . . . . . . . .
Setting GSM Services Options . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 137 Services . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 138 Selecting a Network . . . . . . . .
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Getting Started 1 Getting Started Getting Started Setting up servi ce on your n ew device is quick and e asy . This section walks you through th e necessar y steps t o set up , turn on, an d unlock you r device; se t up your voicema il; esta blish pass words; and co ntact you r serv ice provid er for assistance with your ser vice.
2 Getting Started 3. Press to turn the de vice on. • Y our device wil l turn on, sea rch for service, and then enter standb y mode. • If your device is not ye t activated, or if it is locked , contact yo ur ser vice provi der to activate your device .
Getting Started 3 Getting Started • Strong alph anumeric : must be at least seven ch aracters i n length and must con tain at least t hree chara cters from eac h of the following c ategories: upper case/lower case letters, num erals, and symbols. • Password : us e the key pad to ente r the des ired passwo rd.
4 Getting Started Unlocking Y our Device 1. Enter your password u sing the keypad. 2. Press Unlock (left soft key). Note : T o se lect a sof tkey , press the softkey but ton directl y below the softkey te xt that is displ ayed at the b ottom left an d bottom r ight of your de vice’s display screen.
Phone Basics 5 Phone Basics Phone Basics Y our device is packed with features that simplify your life and expand your abi lity to stay con nected to the people and info rmation th at are im portant to you. This section guid es you throu gh the basic func tions and call ing featur es of your device .
6 Phone Basics 6. Home/T ask Mana ger key : Press t o return to the Home Screen fro m any menu, su bmenu, or ap plication. Press and h old to launc h T ask Mana ger .
Phone Basics 7 Phone Basics Rear and Side Views of Y our Phone 1. Mirror 3. Battery Cover 5. External Spea ker 4. Camera Lens 2. Thumbwheel 8. Power But ton 7.
8 Phone Basics 1. Mirror : Displays y our reflec tion when tak ing pictur es and vide os. 2. Thumbwheel : A llows you t o navigate through men u options. P ress briefly to e ither sel ect an opti on or execut e the sele cted applicat ion. Press and ho ld to di splay the Q uick Laun cher scre en (as show n on page 10).
Phone Basics 9 Phone Basics If your phon e is unable t o find a si gnal after 15 minutes of searching, a Power Save feature is automatical ly activated . When a sign al is found, y our phone automatica lly return s to standb y mode. In Power Sa ve mode, your phone sear ches for a signal pe riodically w ithout your intervention.
10 Phone Basics The follow ing list ide ntifies the icons you’ ll see on yo ur phone’s display screens: displays you r current si gnal streng th. When you are receiving ma ximum signal str ength, si x bars are sho wn. indicates th e wireless featu re has been tu rned off.
Phone Basics 11 Phone Basics indicates y our device is operating in TTY mod e. indicates th at the Camera is enabled. indicates that the C amcorder is enabled. indicates that the self-timer func tion is enabled. Wit h the self timer enabled, a set amount o f time is req uired prio r to taking a picture.
12 Phone Basics indicates batter y charg e level in dicates bat tery charge le vel (icon s hown fully discharged an d device will power down). indicates ba ttery is being char ged.
Phone Basics 13 Phone Basics Note : Once t he phone po wers on, you should see a n onscree n alert mes sage (a white screen with blue tex t). If you do not see this screen, let th e device pow er up normally , turn it off again, an d then repea t steps 2 and 3.
14 Phone Basics • The built- in Calend ar offers se veral perso nal info rmation man agement features t o help you ma nage a busy lifestyle ( page 64). • The Locati on featur e works in connecti on with ava ilable lo cation-bas ed servi ces (page 35 ).
Phone Basics 15 Phone Basics Removing the Battery 1. Make sure the power is of f so that you do n’t lose any st ored numbe rs or messages. 2. Press down o n the upper end of the b attery c ompartment cover (just above the em bossed Sams ung logo), s lide the cov er off, and remove the batter y from the devi ce.
16 Phone Basics WARNING! FOR CONNE CTION TO AN EL ECTRICAL SUP PL Y NOT LOCATED IN NOR TH AMERICA , YOU MUST USE AN ADAP TER OF THE P ROPER CONFIGURA TION FOR THE POWER OUTLET . USE O F THE WRONG ADAP TER COULD DAMAGE YO UR PHONE AND VOID YOUR WARRANTY .
Phone Basics 17 Phone Basics Note : It ta kes appro ximately 4 hours to fu lly rech arge a com pletely drai ned standard ba ttery. With the Samsung approved L iIon batter y , you can r echarge t he batter y before i t drains c ompletely.
18 Phone Basics T o return to standby m ode: • Press or . Displaying Y our Phone Number • Press S tart > More > More > Settings > More ... > More... > P hone Informat ion . (Your phone number and other info rmation a bout your de vice will be dis played.
Phone Basics 19 Phone Basics • View : Allows you to filter your onscreen list of numbe rs by one of three criteri a: Calls and Con tacts, All Ca lls, or Speed Dial . • The Speed Di al filter allows you to enter a number (1-9 9) and then displ ay any speed dial entr ies which mat ch the spec ified speed dial lo cation.
20 Phone Basics Note : When you r device is off, call s go direct ly to voic email. Ending a Call • Press . Using Call History When you place, accept, or mi ss a call, a record of t he call is sa ved in the C all History list.
Phone Basics 21 Phone Basics Note : When you place an eme rgency cal l, your devi ce automatica lly enters Emergenc y mode. During an eme rgency call, press Menu (right softkey) to dis play your op tions. Select an o ption and pre ss . • Unlock to unlock your devi ce (appears o nly if the device is locked).
22 Phone Basics • Speakerph one On or Speakerphone Off to route the device’ s audio th rough the speaker or through the earp iece. • Select Speakerphone On to route the d evice’ s audio th rough the speaker . (Y ou can adjust the speaker volume usi ng the volu me keys on the side of th e device.
Phone Basics 23 Phone Basics Saving a Phone Number Y our device can sto re up to 12 phone n umbers in eac h of 10 Contact s entry types. Each entr y’ s name can contai n 255 characte rs. Y ou r device autom atically so rts the Contacts ent ries alphab etically.
24 Phone Basics Plus (+) Cod e Dialing When placing internat ional call s, you can use Plus Co de Dialing to automa tically enter the i nternat ional acce ss code fo r your loc ation. Th is key can also be ass igned, not only fo r an Inter national pre fix, but al so for a Co untry code and Cit y code.
Phone Basics 25 Phone Basics T o manage all of your sp eed dial entries, press Start > More > Accessories > Speed Dial . See "Using Speed Dial" on page 44. Note : You cannot use numbers e nding in “ 0” (10, 20, et c.) for speed dial locatio ns.
26 Phone Basics 2. Select one of the fol lowing char acter ty pes: • Letters to enter the alphabeti c characters associated with each key on the keypa d. (See page 26.) • Numbers to ent er numbers by pres sing the numbe rs on the keypad . (See page 27 .
Phone Basics 27 Phone Basics Entering Nu mbers The keypad c an be used to enter numbe rs, letter s, and symbol s. Although these keys default to te xt (letters), numbe rs can be input by usin g in conjunction with the co rrect numbe r key . 1. Press to input t he characte r on the t op row of t he next key pressed.
28 Phone Basics 1. Position the cursor wher e you want the symbol to a ppear within your message. 2. Press and then pre ss the key for the symbol you wish to insert. T o enter preset messages: 1. Position the cursor wher e you want t o insert t he preset t ext into you r message.
Settings 29 Settings Settings This secti on describe s how to c hange your d evice’ s settings to best su it your needs. T ake a few moment s to review these option s and to adjus t or add set tings that are ri ght for you.
30 Settings Selecting Ringer T ypes for System Sounds 1. Press Start > More > More > Settin gs > Sounds > System So und . 2. Select E xclamatio n , Question , o r War ni ng s . 3. Use your navi gation key to scroll thr ough the availa ble ringers.
Settings 31 Settings Assigning Sound Profiles Using profil es, you ca n adjust an d customize device ton es for di fferent ev ents or environm ents and then apply the set tings as a grou p. The curren tly selected profile is d isplayed i n the upper-right sect ion of the Home scree n.
32 Settings • Launch the mo st recently accessed p rograms or cha nge the soun d profile option (top o f screen ). • Access the Quick Launc her using t he thumbwhee l to provi de access to some common fe atures such as the T ask Manager , Alar ms, Calendar , and Edit menu.
Settings 33 Settings Changing the Display Scr een Wallpaper Choose what you see on the displa y screen whi le in standb y mode. This s elected image is di splayed as t he Home sc reen backgro und image . The image ca n be chosen from either the de fault set or from a My Pi ctures fold er .
34 Settings Power Management Y ou c an conser ve bat tery p ower by adju sting the timeout set tings for the display and the keyp ad and displ ay backlig ht or adju sting the d isplay brigh tness. Th is section als o provides you with an a dditional ind ication of yo ur current m ain battery charge leve l.
Settings 35 Settings 2. Press the nav igation key left o r right to select a new level setting and press Done (left sof tkey). Changing the Keypad Backlight T ime-Out Select the length of ti me the keyp ad backligh t stays on w hen you do no t use the keys.
36 Settings T o enable yo ur device’s Location feature: 1. From standby mod e, press Start > Mor e > More > Settings > More... > More... > Ot her Settin gs > Locati on . (The Location disclaim er will be displayed.) 2. Read t he disclai mer and press OK (lef t softkey).
Settings 37 Settings T o enable Any key an swer: 1. From standby mode, press Start > More > More > Sett ings > Cal l Options . 2. Use the nav igation key to highlight the “Any key ans wer” field and press to check t he box.
38 Settings T o enable the Intern ational C ountr y Code: 1. From standby mode, press Start > More > More > Sett ings > Cal l Options > In ternationa l code . 2. Use the keyp ad to enter an interna tional cou ntr y code and pr ess Done (left softke y).
Settings 39 Settings • Choose from eit her: Date rece ived , Subjec t , Sender or Mess age type . • Choose fro m either: Descending or Ascending . • After deleti ng or moving a message lets you set one of t he following op tions: Show next messa ge , Show pr evious messa ge , or Return to message list .
40 Settings Using Preset Messages Preset messa ges make send ing text me ssages to y our friend s, family, and co- workers eas ier than ever . My T e xt messages lets you quickly insert commo nly used phrases int o the body o f a new messa ge or a re ply to a mes sage.
Settings 41 Settings 4. Select the C allback numb er field, an d if desired , use the ke ypad to enter a new callb ack number . Press and hold to delete the p revious numbers. 5. Press Done (left sof tkey). Deleting Messages Delete ind ividual messa ges you ha ve read whene ver you l ike, or del ete all old message s.
42 Settings T o turn TTY Mo de on or off : 1. From standby mod e, press Start > Mor e > More > Settings > More... > More... > Ot her Settin gs > TTY . 2. Read the on screen al ert message and press . 3. Press the n avigation key left or r ight to sele ct a setti ng and press Done () .
Settings 43 Settings Device Customization Customizing the Side Back-Clear Key Settings Y ou c an change th e program assigned to t he side Back-Clear key when it i s pressed a nd held. 1. From the Home screen, pre ss Start > More > More > Settings > More.
44 Settings T o show the list of cust omizable ap plication hot keys: 1. From the Home screen, pre ss Start > Mo re > More > S ettings > More...> More.. . > Key Settings > Fn Key Settings . 2. Press Show List to bot h display a list of four predef ined applica tion buttons an d their curren tly associat ed applicati on.
Settings 45 Settings 1. From the Home screen, pre ss Start . 2. Select a de sired appl ication fr om the St art menu scr een (or fr om available submenus), bu t don’t pr ess . 3. Press Menu ( right soft key) > Add S peed Dial . 4. Use the keyp ad to assig n a descript ive name wi thin the Na me field (o r accept the default).
46 Settings 3. Set the Time set tings and Time zone settings fields to ei ther Manual or Auto . • Manual requires the information to be updated by the use r . • Auto obtains th e time and date informa tion from the network. 4. Press Done (left soft key) to comp lete the set up process.
Device Security 47 Device Security Device Security This secti on will famili arize you w ith your de vice’ s security se ttings. Wit h several options ava ilable, yo u can customi ze your dev ice to meet your perso nal needs. Accessing the Security Menu All of your d evice’ s security settings ar e available t hrough the Security m enu.
48 Device Security Unlocking Y our Device Using a Password Once the pr eset time has ex pired, the d isplay scree n will dim and the taskbar St art option is r eplaced wi th Unlock. 1. From standby mode, press Unlock . 2. Enter your password u sing the keypad.
Device Security 49 Device Security Manually Locking Y our Device This manual process tem porarily l ocks the de vice without th e need to enter a pas sword. Y ou can still receiv e calls, but you cannot make calls or us e the keypad . 1. Press to activ ate the Quick List menu.
50 Device Security 5. Read the A lert pop up and pres s Ye s (l eft softke y) to acti vate a sof t reset of your de vice or No (right soft key) to canc el the operat ion.
Device Security 51 Device Security T o delete a certific ate: 1. Press Start > More > More > Settin gs > More... > Securit y . 2. Select Certificates and press . 3. Select any of the three available certificat es and press to r eveal a list of relate d certificates.
52 Roaming Roaming This secti on explains how roaming works as wel l as specia l feature s that let yo u manage yo ur roaming exp erience Recognizing Icons on the Displa y Screen Y our device’s Home screen always lets you know when you’re of f the network.
Roaming 53 Roaming Setting Y our Device’ s Roam Mode Y our device allows you to control your roaming capabi lities. Y our device has a wa y of alerting you when y ou are roami ng off the network: th e onscreen roaming ic on. By using th e Roaming menu option, you can determine which signa ls your devi ce accepts, and which netwo rk you will use.
54 Call History Call History This secti on guides yo u through a ccessing an d making the most of your Call Histor y . Viewing History Call Histo ry is a list of re cent phone n umbers (or C ontacts ent ries) for calls you placed, acce pted, or mis sed.
Call History 55 Call History Call History Options Select a Ca ll Histor y entr y and pr ess to display the date a nd time of t he call, the phone nu mber (if av ailable), and the cal ler’ s name (if t he number is already in your Contac ts). 1. Access the C all Histo ry lis t.
56 Call History Filtering Calls in Call Hi story 1. Press Start > Call Hist ory > Menu (right softkey) > Filter . (This option filters the list to display only tho se calls meeting your s elected criteria.) 2. Select an o ption and p ress . • No Filter : al l calls are dis played.
Call History 57 Call History 4. Select a Nu mber type from one of the follow ing cate gories (gro ups): After you ha ve saved the number , the new Contacts entry is displayed in the alphabetic al listing. (See "C ontacts Entr y Option s" on page 61.
58 Contacts Contacts This secti on explains h ow to use you r device’s Contacts list. Adding a New Contacts Entr y The number of C ontacts entr ies that c an be stored on the device is determine d by the storage capacity of the devi ce.
Contacts 59 Contacts T o assign a s peed dial n umber to an exi sting phone number: 1. From the Home screen, pre ss Contacts (right softk ey). 2. Select an e ntry a nd press . 3. Select a nu mber to assi gn to a spee d dial locat ion. 4. Press Menu ( right soft key) > Add to Speed Di al and pres s .
60 Contacts 4. T o dial the entry’ s default phone n umber , press . – or – T o display a dditional Contacts e ntries, pr ess the navi gation key up or down. Finding Speed Dial Numbers 1. Press Start > More > Acc essories > Speed Dial .
Contacts 61 Contacts • More.. allows you to select multiple cate gory types and disp lay only those entrie s that match. 3. T o displa y an entr y within the catego ry, select it and pre ss . 4. T o dial the entry’ s default phone n umber , press .
62 Contacts Adding a Phone Number to a Contacts En try 1. Display a C ontacts entr y . (See "F inding Cont acts Entrie s" on page 59.) 2. Press Menu > Edit . 3. Select a ph one number f ield, use the keypad to enter the new number , and press Done (lef t softkey).
Contacts 63 Contacts Beaming a Contacts Entry Y ou c an send and r eceive infor mation wirel essly between your phone and up to two Bluetoo th-enabled devices. Th e following e xample shows how to transm it Contacts e ntry information to an other phone.
64 Tools Tools This secti on shows you how to use t hese featur es to turn your device into a time management pl anner that helps you k eep up with your conta cts, schedules , and commitments. Using Y our Device’ s Calendar Adding an Event to the Calendar Y our Calendar hel ps organize your time a nd reminds y ou of importa nt events.
Tools 65 Tools 10. Select a re currence status for the even t by highl ighting th e Occurs f ield. • Select Once , Every [Day ] , Day [Number] of ever y month , or Ever y [Month Numbe r] . 11 . Select a status category for the ev ent by highlig hting the Sta tus field.
66 Tools Reviewing Calendar Events Y ou can quickly access a ny calendar entries by either selecting an upcoming event from the Home screen or b y using the thumbwheel to open the Calendar vi a the Quick Launch er . T o go to the Calenda r menu for today’s date: 1.
Tools 67 Tools Note : If the day for whi ch you are del eting events contains a re curring even t, you will see thi s prompt: “Do you want to d elete all occurrences of the recur ring appointment o .
68 Tools 5. Select a ti me for the alarm by selecting the Alarm time fie ld and using the navigat ion key to adjust the selection . • Using your keypad or na vigation key, set the alarm tim e notificat ion setting and ti me.
Tools 69 Tools T o delete sa ved notes : 1. Press Start > Organiz er > Notepad . 2. Select a no te and pr ess Menu (right softkey) > Delete (or Delete all , to delete all saved no tes). T o display sor ted notes: 1. Press Start > Organize r > Notep ad > Menu (ri ght softke y) > Sort .
70 Tools Using T asks Y our device can keep track o f your to- do list it ems (tasks) . T o create a new task : 1. Press Start > Organize r > T asks > Menu (right softkey) > New T ask . 2. Enter the t ask using t he keypad and press . 3. With the ta sk still sel ected, pres s ag ain, and the n press Edit (left softkey).
Tools 71 Tools T ask Options T o display a task's opti ons, select a task and pre ss Menu (rig ht softkey). Se lect an option and press . • New T ask to creat e a new task. (See "T o crea te a new task: " on page 70 .) • Beam T ask to send and r eceive task i nformation bet ween your devi ce and other Blueto oth-enab led devices.
72 Tools 3. Select a category type an d press to filter the curr ent list. (If your categor y does not a ppear in the list, select More... to display addi tional entries. ) • All T asks displa ys the com plete task li st. • Recent displays only the most recent ly added task s.
Tools 73 Tools 3. Select a ta rget Bluet ooth devic e from the l ist and pres s Beam (left softkey). (The recipie nt’ s phone will then di splay a confir mation scre en where they’ll have to agree to save the n ewly sent task t o their own lis t.
74 Tools Erasing Voice Memos T o erase all voice memos: 1. Press Start > Organi zer > Voice Note s . 2. Select a v oice memo fr om the list an d press Menu (right soft key) > Delete . Using the Tip Calculator 1. Press Start > More > A ccessories > Tip Calculato r .
Tools 75 Tools • For temper ature conve rsions, pre ss to change the temperat ure to either belo w or above zero. • Press Clear (left softk ey) to dele te all numb ers. Using the Stopwatch Y our de vice comes wi th a built- in stopwatch . 1. Press Start > More > Acc essories > Stopwatch .
76 Tools T o view a document: When you ope n File Viewer , the file direct ory of the phone d isplays. 1. Select the folder cont aining the document y ou want.
microSD 77 microSD microSD This sectio n details the fe atures and o ptions of you r device’ s microSD func tionality . Using Y our Device’ s microSD Card and Adapter Using the microSD Card Y our device is ca pable of supp orting an opt ional memory st orage medium known as a microS D memory card.
78 microSD Removing the microSD Memory Card 1. Flip up the m icroSD plastic cover on the righ t side of the de vice. 2. Firmly push t he end of the card furthe r into the de vice and r elease—the card should pop out fr om the memor y card sl ot. If th is does not work, repeat thi s process.
microSD 79 microSD Note : The fo rmatting p rocedure erases all the data on the microSD card, afte r which the fil es CANNOT be retrieved . T o preven t the loss of importa nt data, pl ease check the cont ents before y ou format the card. 4. Press OK (left softkey) to return to the Memory Information s creen.
80 microSD T o change t he display mod e: 1. Press Menu ( right soft key) > View . 2. Select eit her Icons or Li st and press . • Icons displays all con tent (folder s and files) as icons i n rows of fo ur . • List displays all f iles as a lis t.
microSD 81 microSD 4. Plug one end of the inc luded USB ca ble into y our Power/A ccessor y Inter face con nection lo cated on t he side of the device . (Wait for th e connection to be completed. When connecte d, your computer will automaticall y detect y our device.
82 microSD • Storage Card contains the micr oSD card direc tory of user-created files and folders. 8. Double-click th e Storage Car d folder to reveal the content s of the microSD card . T ransferring data dire ctly to the microSD The microSD c ard can be a ccessed and used just a s easily as any other communicati ng storage device.
Camera 83 Camera Camera Y ou c an activate t he camera an d take pictur es when the p hone is op en. In additi on to taking pi ctures, you can also rec ord, view, and send vid eos to your friends an d family with your phone’ s built-in video cam era.
84 Camera 3. Press or the thumbwhee l until the sh utter sound s. (The pictur e will be saved in your select ed storage area. See "Ge neral Sett ings" on pag e 86.) • T o return to camera mod e to take an other pictur e and save yo ur current imag e, press Save (left softkey) .
Camera 85 Camera T o cancel the Sel f-timer afte r it has starte d: • Press . Note : While the self-timer is activ e, all keys are disa bled except Back , End , and Home . T aking Multiple Shots This featur e allows you t o take a series of continuou s shots.
86 Camera Adjusting the Zoom This featur e allows you to z oom in on an object when you take a pi cture. Depe nding on your reso lution sett ings, you ca n adjust th e zoom from 1 x to 2x. • From camera mode, press t he navigati on key up or down to adju st the zoom.
Camera 87 Camera Enabling Auto save: 1. From the G eneral menu , select Auto save and use the navigation ke y to select a se tting: • On automaticall y stores the n ew picture or video in to the def ault storage lo cation. Thi s option bypa sses the Save option bein g presented o nscreen.
88 Camera • Multi Shot to take simul taneous pict ures. • Number to select how many picture s are taken during a multishot sequence ( 6 , 9 , 12 , or 3 ). • Speed to se lect how quic kly the came ra responds after is pressed ( No rmal , Low , or Hi gh ).
Camera 89 Camera Press and hol d > Menu > Camc order . (Additional vi deo optio ns are available through t he video mo de Menu . See "Video Mode Options" on page 89.) 2. Using the devi ce's displ ay screen as a viewfinder , aim the came ra lens at your subj ect.
90 Camera Note : Delet ing pictures will free up memor y space on y our device to enable you to take more pi ctures. The number of pictures an d videos st ored on the microSD card is much mo re variable b ecause of di fferences i n memory card sizes .
Camera 91 Camera 1. Press Start > More > Fil e Explorer > Menu > Stor age Card > M y Pictures . 2. Use your navi gation key to view an d scroll th rough the av ailable pictures or videos (w ithin the My Videos subfol der).
92 Camera WARNING : Do not modify or delete any f olders oth er than the storage car d or the My Documents folders, as this cou ld affect th e device an d its appli cations.
Camera 93 Camera • Options to access other image opti ons: • General t o set the di mensions fo r images to be emai led (Large [640x480], Medium [320x 240], Smal l [160x120] , or Origin al size) and to rotat e left 90 de grees or ri ght 90 degre es when rot ating a picture.
94 Camera 8. Highlight a picture (o r navigate to a vide o) and press . 9. Press Send (left soft key) to sen d the message. Printing Pictures via Bluetooth Y our device can send pictur es to a Bluet ooth-compat ible prin ter , allowi ng you to print picture s stored on your de vice without the ne ed for connecti ng cables or additional software.
Camera 95 Camera 2. Highlight an image. • If the pict ure has a lready been selected a nd opened, press Menu > Print via Bl uetooth . 3. From the list of av ailable BPP -configure d devices, hi ghlight a prin ter and press .
96 Bluetooth Bluetooth Bluetooth is a short- range comm unications technolog y that allows you to co nnect wireles sly to a number o f Bluetooth devices, suc h as mono or s tereo headse ts, hands-free car kits, a nd Bluetoot h-enabled handheld s, PCs, print ers, and wireless phones.
Bluetooth 97 Bluetooth Using the Bluetooth Settings Menu The Blueto oth Settings m enu allows you to set up ma ny of the char acteristics of your device ’ s B luetooth ser vice, i ncluding: • Ente.
98 Bluetooth Bluetooth Profiles All of the Bl uetooth set tings you conf igure are stored in you r device’s Bluetooth user profile. Y ou can use different profi les for specific Bluetooth funct ions. • HSP: Hea dset Prof ile – This pr ofile functio ns as a wireless ear jack.
Bluetooth 99 Bluetooth • PBAP: Phone Book Access Profile – This profile enable s exchange of Contacts in formation betw een devices. It is likely to be us ed between a car kit and a mobi le device to allow the c ar kit to displ ay the name of the incoming call er .
100 Bluetooth T o view your Blueto oth device addre ss: 1. Press Start > More > More > Settin gs > Connect ions > Blue tooth Profiles > My Inform ation Setti ng . 2. Use either the thumbwh eel or naviga tion key to scr oll down the M y Informati on Manager pag e to review the Dev ice Address Bl uetooth use s for your device .
Bluetooth 101 Bluetooth Note : Due to differen t specificati ons and feature s of other Blue tooth-comp atible devices, di splay and o perations may be dif ferent, an d function s such as t ransfer or exchange m ay not be pos sible wit h all Blueto oth-compa tible devi ces.
102 Bluetooth 3. Highlight a device an d press Menu (right softkey) > Edit . 4. Use the keypad and to cha nge the device name and pre ss Next (left softke y). 5. Highlight an option an d then press to c heck or un check the box for the option. 6. Press Done (left sof tkey).
Bluetooth 103 Bluetooth Beaming a M ultimedia File 1. Press Start > More > Pi ctures & Vide os . (This displays pictures an d videos stored on the devi ce.) – or – Press Start > More (left softk ey) > File Explorer > Menu (rig ht soft key) > Storag e Card .
104 Bluetooth • Ending a call • Switching t o a privat e call Note : For specific information about the featur es available wi th your hands-free device, ple ase refer to the user man ual provided w ith your de vice.
Bluetooth 105 Bluetooth The port you selected abo ve can now be used by oth er applicati ons availabl e on your device . For example , you can use this new po rt to commun icate with a third- party Blueto oth GPS applica tion.
106 Applications Applications This secti on outlines M obile appl ications s uch as: Inte rnet Explo rer®, Live Search®, and RSS Reader . Launching Internet Explorer Y our de vice comes wi th a versi on of Microso ft Internet Explorer wit h many of th e same features as the brows er you use o n your compute r .
Applications 107 Applications 3. Select the f ormat and or ientation f or pages di splayed on y our screen. Choose from: • One Column to display a p age in a single -column format . • Fit T o Scre en to force the page to fit yo ur available sc reen size.
108 Applications Choose from one of th e followin g search preset s (select the correspondi ng icon onscr een or press Menu [right softkey]) : • Categori es to narrow yo ur search by starti ng with a ma in categor y and then r efining your search.
Applications 109 Applications 1. Press Start > Interne t > RSS Reader . 2. Press Menu (right soft key) > Update all . (This updates the RSS feeds to all curren t catego ries.) 3. Press Done (left softkey) when updating has ended to return to th e RSS Reader - Fe eds screen.
110 Applications Podcasts Y our device come s equipped with podc asts that you can easi ly acces s and trans fer to your devi ce. When podc asts are do wnloaded, they are st ored under Aud io or Video depending on the type of podcas t you downlo aded.
Applications 111 Applications IMPORT ANT : Internet Sh aring requir es a Phone As Modem service pl an. Please contact you r ser vice prov ider to add this plan to your a ccount befo re using this feature. • See "Connectin g with Y our Computer " on page 115.
112 Synchronizing with ActiveSync Synchronizing with ActiveSync Y our device features a built-in Acti veSync® utility th at allows you to syn chronize data betwee n your comput er and your device. Thi s software helps keep Contacts, Calendar , T asks, or In box data up-t o-date.
Synchronizing with ActiveSync 113 Synchronizing At the end o f the inst allation pr ocess, you wi ll see an A ctiveSync i con in your taskbar . • Synchroniz ation will b egin automatic ally the firs t time your de vice is connected to you r computer .
114 Synchronizing with ActiveSync 4. Connect the other end in to the Po wer/Accesso ry Int erfa ce Connecto r . (The Synchr onization Se tup Wizard will launch on y our computer a nd prompt you to set up a syn c partnershi p with the devi ce.) Configuring ActiveSync Options 1.
Synchronizing with ActiveSync 115 Synchronizing 3. From the Syn chroniza tion Optio ns screen , check all informati on types you would li ke to synch ronize wit h your devi ce and your computer . ( Contacts , Calendar , E- mail , Ta s k s , Favorites , Files , and Media .
116 Synchronizing with ActiveSync 4. Check the All ow connecti ons to one of t he followi ng option an d choose the C OM port used by your Blu etooth devic e from the dro p- down list. 5. Ensure that the Open ActiveSync when my de vice option i s checked, and click OK .
Synchronizing with ActiveSync 117 Synchronizing 4. Click on the Sync tab to laun ch the part nership process. 5. If the Devi ce Setup sc reen (sho wn above) do es not app ear , right- click on the phone icon (left pane) and select Setup Sync.
118 Synchronizing with ActiveSync 3. When you hav e finished se lecting song s, click Start Sync to begi n the upload proc ess from you r computer to your device ’ s Mu sic folder . • If this list is later upda ted on your compu ter , it will be updated on your devic e during t he next sy nchronizat ion sessio n.
Service Features 119 Service Service Features Using Voicemail (Optional Feature) Setting Up Y our Voicemail All unanswe red calls to your device are automatic ally tran sferred to your vo icemail, even if your devi ce is in use or turned off.
120 Service Featur es Y our device acc epts message s even wh en it is t urned off. However , y ou are noti fied of new messages only when your device is tu rned on and you are in a ser vice area . Note : You are charged for ai rtime minute s when you are accessi ng your voi cemail from your w ireless devi ce.
Service Features 121 Service 3. Press Menu ( right soft key) > Add Recipien ts , select a Contacts e ntry, and press . (Y ou may in clude an unl imited num ber of reci pients per message.
122 Service Featur es Accessing SMS T ext Messages T o read an SMS T ext messa ge: When you rec eive a text me ssage, it wil l be displaye d automatically on your device’ s screen ( ). 1. Use your nav igation key o r thumbwheel to select t he SMS option from the Message Access sec tion, and pr ess .
Service Features 123 Service 3. Press (left softkey) to complete the delet ion, or pres s ( right softkey) to can cel the dele tion. Using Email Setting Up an IMAP or POP Account If you want to send a.
124 Service Featur es 8. Press to check t he “Save p assword” che ck box if you would li ke the device to alw ays remember your passwor d during l ater access t o this email acco unt.
Service Features 125 Service 10. Enter your user name a nd password in the ap propriate fields. 11 . Press to che ck the “Sav e password ” check bo x if you woul d like the device to alw ays remember your passwor d during l ater access t o this email acco unt.
126 Service Featur es 4. Enter your user name, password, an d domain name. (The pass word is case-sensi tive.) 5. Leave the Save password box checke d to avoid having to en ter the password whe never you log on to t his account , and pres s Next (right softkey).
Service Features 127 Service 8. Press Send (left softkey ) to deliver yo ur message. Accessing Email Messages T o read an email mess age: When you receive an email message, it will be disp layed automatically o n your device’ s screen ( ).
128 Service Featur es T o respond t o an incomin g call while you’re on a call: • Press . (This puts the first c aller on hold a nd answers the second ca ll.) T o switch back to the first caller : • Press again. Making a Three-Way Call With Three- Way Calling, you c an talk to two people at the same time.
Service Features 129 Service T o deactivate Ca ll For warding: 1. From your de vice, press . (Y ou will se e a message and hear a to ne to confirm the deactivatio n.
130 Voice Command Voice Command Voice Command enab les you use y our voice to per form multipl e tasks such as make phon e calls, look up contacts, g et calendar in formation, pl ay and control music, an d start progr ams. Voice Command Settings T o adjust th e Voice Command set ting prio r to use: 1.
Voice Command 131 Voice Comman Making a Call With Voice Command T o make a call w ith Voice Command: 1. Press and h old and you’ll he ar a beep. The ic on appears in th e upper -right of the scre en. 2. After the be ep, say , in a natura l voice, “Ca ll” and the n ame of the p erson or “Dial” an d the number you’d like to ca ll.
132 GSM Service Mode GSM Service Mode Y our de vice allow s you to roam throughout t he world us ing both CD MA (Code Division Mu ltiple Acces s) and GSM (Global System for M obile Commun ications) networks.
GSM Service Mode 133 GSM Service 3. Carefully insert th e SIM card into the s lot (shown below). 4. Reinstall t he batter y . • Insert the b atter y into the opening on the back of the device , making sure the conn ectors align . Gently pre ss down to secu re the battery .
134 GSM Service Mode Removing Your SIM Card 1. Repeat step s 1 and 2 fr om "Install ing Y o ur SIM Card" on page 13 2 to remove the battery cover gain ac cess to the SIM card slot. 2. Careful ly remove the SIM card from th e slot (sho wn below).
GSM Service Mode 135 GSM Service • Int’l GSM 2. Use the nav igation key to select the Int ’l GSM service mode and th en press Apply (right soft key). A Conf irm Reset d ialogue box appears in the displa y asking if you wish t o change ph one modes.
136 GSM Service Mode Note : If yo ur device is w ithin and con nected to a GSM network, ensure that y our device is in GSM mode in order to pl ace a call to emer gency ser vices. I f your device is outside of a G SM coverage are a, you need to switch the devic e from GSM mode to CDMA mode ( page 135) t o place a ca ll to emerg ency ser vices.
GSM Service Mode 137 GSM Service Retrieve Voicema il Messag es The Voicemail bo x of your GSM device is the same as the one on CDMA . T o retrieve voicemail messa ges: 1. Press and ho ld unt il a “+” symb ol appears o n your devi ce display. 2. Press followed by your 10-di git phone n umber .
138 GSM Service Mode Services Caller ID Caller I D displays th e number (and name, if in your Ph one Book) of incoming calls. Caller ID in GSM mode must be enable d by the user . T o enable or disabl e caller ID: 1. Press Start > More > More > Settin gs > Phone > Caller ID .
GSM Service Mode 139 GSM Service Note : If yo ur screen di splays “No Servic e” or “Limit ed Ser vice”, this means that your device is outsi de of a GSM coverage area. If the device d oes not aut omatically select a ne twork for y ou, you nee d to manual ly select o ne (page 139 ).
140 GSM Service Mode Note : This s etting is te mporar y . An y preferred n etworks you add will be e rased if you turn off your device. Note : When tr aveling, i t may be nece ssar y to select a new compat ible GSM data servi ce carrier each time you enter a new countr y .
GSM Service Mode 141 GSM Service 2. Use the nav igation key to select a networ k from the ava ilable list and uncheck the network to remove it fro m the list . SMS Sending Options Y our device wil l store an S MS message temporaril y if the re cipient mo bile phon e is offline.
142 Safety Safety Getting the Most Out of Y our Reception Keeping T abs on Sign al Strength The quality of each cal l you make o r receive de pends on th e signal st rength in your area. Your phone informs y ou of the current signal st rength by d isplaying a number of bars next t o the signal strength ic on.
Safety 143 Safety • Avoid exposing yo ur phone a nd accessor ies to rai n or liquid s pills. If yo ur phone does ge t wet, immed iately turn t he power off and remove t he batter y . If it’s inoperable, return i t to a dealer store or c all Customer Support fo r servi ce.
144 Safety Using Y our Phone Near Other Ele ctronic Devices Most modern e lectronic equipment is shielded from radio f requency (RF ) signals. However , RF signals fr om wireless phones may affect inad equately s hielded electroni c equipment .
Safety 145 Safety • Areas where the air cont ains chemical s or particl es such as gr ain, dust or metal powder s. • Any other area where y ou would nor mally be advised to turn off y our vehicle’s engine.
146 Safety T -Ra tings : Phones rated T3 or T4 me et FCC requ irements a nd are likel y to be more usable with a hearing de vice’ s telecoil (“T Sw itch”or “T elephone Swit ch”) than unrated ph ones. (T4 is the better/high er of the two ratin gs.
Safety 147 Safety Caring for the Battery Protecting Y our Battery The guidelin es listed b elow help y ou get th e most out o f your batter y’s perfo rmance. • Use only Sam sung appro ved batterie s and desktop chargers. These chargers ar e designed t o maximize batter y life.
148 Safety Acknowledging Special Precautions and Industry Canada Notice Cautions Any changes or modifica tions to y our phone not express ly approved in this document cou ld void y our warrant y for this equipmen t, and voi d your auth ority to operate th is equipment .
Safety 149 Safety that each ph one meets s trict federal gui delines. V ariations in SARs do no t represent a variatio n in safety. All phones must meet th e federal s tandard, which incor porates a s ubstantia l margin of sa fety . A s stated abo ve, varia tions in SA R values bet ween differen t model phones do not mean varia tions in s afety .
150 Warranty Warranty ST ANDARD LIMITED WARRANTY What is Covered and For How Long? SAMSUNG Electronics Canada Inc. ("SAMSUNG") warrants to the original purchaser ("Purc h aser") th.
Warranty 151 Warranty SAMSUNG determines that any Product is not covered by this Limited W arranty , Purchaser must pay all parts, shipping, and labour charges for the repair or return of such Product.
152 Warranty OTHER WISE, AS T O THE QU ALITY , CAP ABILITIES, OPERA TIONS, PERFORMANCE OR S UIT ABILITY OF ANY THIRD-P ARTY SOFTW ARE OR EQUIPMENT , WHETHER SUCH THIRD-P ARTY SOFTW ARE OR EQUIP MENT I.
Index 153 Index Numerics 3-Way Calling 128 A ActiveSync Configurat ion 113, 125 Windows M edia Play er 116 Add Recipients 121, 126 Alarm Clock 67 Answering Calls 19 B Back-Clear Key 43 Backlight Time-.
154 Index E Email 126 IMAP Account 123, 12 4 POP Account 123, 124 End Key 12 Entering Characters Preset Mess ages 28 Symbols 27 Event Adding 64, 65 Deleting an Event 66 Reviewing 66 Exchange Server 12.
Index 155 Mobile Applications 106–11 1 My Text 28 N Network Selecting 138 Note Composing 68 Deleting 69 Reading 68 Sending via email 69 Notepad 68 O Options My Pictures Fo lder 91 Pictures & Vid.
156 Index T Taking Pictures 83–88 Task Manager 76 Tasks 70 Beaming vi a Bluetoot h 72 Completing 70 Deleting 72 Editing 72 Filtering th e List 71 Options 71 Sorting an d Filteri ng 71 Three-Way Call.
デバイスSamsung SPH-I325の購入後に（又は購入する前であっても）重要なポイントは、説明書をよく読むことです。その単純な理由はいくつかあります：
Samsung SPH-I325をまだ購入していないなら、この製品の基本情報を理解する良い機会です。まずは上にある説明書の最初のページをご覧ください。そこにはSamsung SPH-I325の技術情報の概要が記載されているはずです。デバイスがあなたのニーズを満たすかどうかは、ここで確認しましょう。Samsung SPH-I325の取扱説明書の次のページをよく読むことにより、製品の全機能やその取り扱いに関する情報を知ることができます。Samsung SPH-I325で得られた情報は、きっとあなたの購入の決断を手助けしてくれることでしょう。
Samsung SPH-I325を既にお持ちだが、まだ読んでいない場合は、上記の理由によりそれを行うべきです。そうすることにより機能を適切に使用しているか、又はSamsung SPH-I325の不適切な取り扱いによりその寿命を短くする危険を犯していないかどうかを知ることができます。
ですが、ユーザガイドが果たす重要な役割の一つは、Samsung SPH-I325に関する問題の解決を支援することです。そこにはほとんどの場合、トラブルシューティング、すなわちSamsung SPH-I325デバイスで最もよく起こりうる故障・不良とそれらの対処法についてのアドバイスを見つけることができるはずです。たとえ問題を解決できなかった場合でも、説明書にはカスタマー・サービスセンター又は最寄りのサービスセンターへの問い合わせ先等、次の対処法についての指示があるはずです。
