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Getting Started with Your Phone
24
Getting Started with Your Phone
The Battery
The phone comes with a
rechargeable battery. The battery
charge level is shown at the top
of the LCD screen.
Installing the Battery
To install the battery, insert the
top edge (opposite the battery
terminals) of the battery into the
opening on the back of the
phone. Push the battery down
until it clicks into place.
Removing the Battery
Turn power off. Slide the battery
release latch away from the edge
of the battery, then lift the edge
of the battery to remove it.
Note
It is important to fully charge the
battery before initial use of the
phone.
- P/NO : MMBB0370601(1.0) 1
- Printed in Korea 1
- Important Safety Precautions 3
- MESSAGING 43 7
- Settings 97 9
- Table of Contents 10
- Safety 127 11
- Technical Details 14
- Vehicle-Mounted External 17
- Antenna 17
- FCC Notice and Cautions 17
- Phone Overview 19
- Using the QWERTY Keypad 23
- QWERTY keypad 23
- Menus Overview 24
- The Battery 26
- Charging the Battery 27
- Charging with USB 28
- How to Install Your 28
- How to Remove Your 29
- Turning the Phone On 30
- Using the Internal Keypad 30
- Using the External Power Key 30
- Signal Strength 31
- Making Calls 31
- Redialing Calls 32
- Receiving Calls 32
- Flip Open: 33
- Any Key: 33
- Auto with Handsfree: 33
- Vibrate Mode 34
- Mute Function 34
- Quick Volume Adjustment 34
- Call Waiting 34
- Shortcuts 35
- Voice Commands 36
- Storing Basics 37
- Editing Individual Entries 38
- Speed Dial 38
- Storing a Number with 39
- Adding Additional Phone 40
- Number(s) to Existing 40
- Changing the Default 41
- Deleting 42
- Speed Dialing 43
- Multiple Digit Speed Dials 44
- MESSAGING 45
- 1. New Message 46
- 1.3 Video Message 51
- 2. Messages 53
- Inbox folder Options 55
- Sent folder Options 55
- 3. Drafts 57
- 4. Voicemail 58
- 5. Settings 59
- 6. Erase All 62
- RECENT CALLS 63
- 1. Missed 63
- 2. Received 63
- 3. Dialed 64
- 5. View Timers 66
- CONTACTS 67
- 1. New Contact 67
- 2. Contact List 67
- 3. Favorites 68
- 4. Groups 69
- 5. Speed Dials 70
- 6. My Name Card 71
- MY STUFF 72
- 1. Ringtones & Sounds 72
- 1.2 My Sounds 73
- 2. Pictures & Videos 74
- 2.2 My Videos 75
- 2.3 Take Picture 77
- [Save] to store it in My 79
- [SEND] to send a 79
- [Erase] to delete it 79
- Downloading Applications 80
- Incoming Calls 80
- 1. BREW Apps 81
- 1. Start Browser 82
- My Music 83
- 1. Voice Commands 85
- 2. Bluetooth Menu 87
- 2.1 Add New Device 88
- Always Ask 89
- Always Connect 89
- Icon Reference in the Add New 89
- Device List 89
- My Phone Name 90
- Turn On/Off 91
- Discovery Mode 91
- Supported Profiles 92
- 3. Calculator 93
- 4. Ez Tip Calculator 94
- 5. Calendar 94
- 6. Alarm Clock 95
- 7. Stopwatch 96
- 8. World Clock 97
- 9. Notepad 97
- 10. USB Mass Storage 98
- 1. Sounds Settings 99
- Settings 100
- 1.4 Alert Sounds 101
- 1.5 Keypad Volume 101
- 1.8 Power On/Off 103
- 1.9 Voice Clarity 103
- 2. Display Settings 104
- 2.3 Backlight 105
- 2.6 Charging Screen 107
- 2.9 Clock Format 109
- 3. Phone Settings 110
- 3.3 Voice Commands 111
- 3.4 Language 113
- 3.6 Security 115
- 3.8 NAM Select 119
- 3.9 BREW & Web 119
- 4. Call Settings 120
- 4.3 Auto Retry 121
- 4.4 TTY Mode 121
- 4.5 One Touch Dial 123
- 5. USB Mode 125
- 6. Memory 125
- 7. Phone Info 127
- TIA Safety Information 129
- For your phone to operate 130
- Persons with Pacemakers: 131
- Hearing Aids 131
- Other Medical Devices 131
- Health Care Facilities 131
- Safety Information 133
- Violation of the 133
- Battery Information and Care 134
- Explosion, Shock, and Fire 134
- General Notice 135
- Warning! Important 137
- FDA Consumer 138
- 3. What kinds of phones are 140
- 5. What research is needed to 142
- 6. What is the FDA doing to 143
- 9. What steps can I take to 145
- Frequency energy from my 145
- 11. What about wireless phone 147
- 10 Driver Safety Tips 148
- Consumer Information 152
- FCC Hearing-Aid 155
- Compatibility (HAC) 155
- Regulations for Wireless 155
- T 3 + T2 = 5 156
- M 3 + M2 = 5 156
- Accessories 158
- 1. WHAT THIS WARRANTY 159
- 2. WHAT THIS WARRANTY 160
- DOES NOT COVER: 160
- 3. WHAT LG WILL DO: 161
- 4. STATE LAW RIGHTS: 161
- 5. HOW TO GET WARRANTY 162
- SERVICE: 162
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