%.',)3( LG730 User Guide This guide helps you to get started using your phone. WARNING 4HIS PRODUCT CONTAINS CHEMICALS KNOWN TO THE 3TATE OF #ALIFORNIA TO CAUSE CANCER AND BIRTH DEFECTS OR OTHER REPRODUCTIVE HARM Wash hands after handling.
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Contents 3 Getting to know your phone ................. 8 Video camera ........................................76 Your Home screen ............................... 27 Multimedia ...........................................80 Google account set up ........................ 38 Utilities.................................................. 83 Connecting to Networks and Devices 40 The web ................................................ 89 Calls ......................................................
6IOLATION OF THE INSTRUCTIONS MAY CAUSE SERIOUS INJURY OR DEATH s.EVER USE AN UNAPPROVED BATTERY SINCE THIS COULD DAMAGE THE PHONE AND OR BATTERY AND COULD CAUSE THE BATTERY TO EXPLODE s.EVER PLACE YOUR PHONE IN A MICROWAVE OVEN AS IT WILL CAUSE THE BATTERY TO EXPLODE s.
s$O NOT USE THE PHONE IN AREAS WHERE ITS USE IS PROHIBITED &OR EXAMPLE AIRCRAFT s$O NOT USE YOUR PHONE IN HIGH EXPLOSIVE AREAS AS THE PHONE MAY GENERATE SPARKS s$O NOT EXPOSE THE BATTERY CHARGER OR ADAPTER TO DIRECT SUNLIGHT OR USE IT IN PLACES WITH HIGH HUMIDITY SUCH AS A BATHROOM s$O NOT DAMAGE THE POWER CORD BY BENDING TWISTING PULLING OR HEATING $O NOT USE THE PLUG IF IT IS LOOSE AS IT MAY CAUSE ELECTRIC SHOCK OR lRE s$O NOT USE HARSH CHEMICALS SUCH AS ALCOHOL BENZENE THINNERS ETC OR DETE
SERIOUSLY DAMAGE YOUR PHONE s$O NOT DISASSEMBLE THE PHONE s$O NOT PLACE OR ANSWER CALLS WHILE CHARGING THE PHONE AS IT MAY SHORT CIRCUIT THE PHONE AND OR CAUSE ELECTRIC SHOCK OR lRE s$O NOT HOLD OR LET THE ANTENNA COME IN CONTACT WITH YOUR BODY DURING A CALL s-AKE SURE THAT NO SHARP EDGED ITEMS SUCH AS ANIMAL S TEETH OR NAILS COME INTO CONTACT WITH THE BATTERY 4HIS COULD CAUSE A lRE s3TORE THE BATTERY OUT OF REACH OF CHILDREN s"E CAREFUL THAT CHILDREN DO NOT SWALLOW ANY PARTS SUCH AS EARPHONE CON
s/NLY USE THE BATTERIES AND CHARGERS PROVIDED BY ,' 4HE WARRANTY WILL NOT BE APPLIED TO PRODUCTS PROVIDED BY OTHER SUPPLIERS s/NLY AUTHORIZED PERSONNEL SHOULD SERVICE THE PHONE AND ITS ACCESSORIES &AULTY INSTALLATION OR SERVICE MAY RESULT IN ACCIDENTS AND CONSEQUENTLY INVALIDATE THE WARRANTY s!N EMERGENCY CALL CAN BE MADE ONLY WITHIN A SERVICE AREA &OR AN EMERGENCY CALL MAKE SURE THAT YOU ARE WITHIN A SERVICE AREA AND THAT THE PHONE IS TURNED ON s9OUR PHONE IS AN ELECTRONIC DEVICE THAT GENERATES HE
Getting to know your phone Before you start using the phone, please read this! 0LEASE CHECK TO SEE WHETHER ANY PROBLEMS YOU ENCOUNTERED WITH YOUR PHONE ARE DESCRIBED IN THIS SECTION BEFORE TAKING THE PHONE IN FOR SERVICE OR CALLING A SERVICE REPRESENTATIVE 1.
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Getting to know your phone 4HE BATTERY STATUS CHARGING OR NOT CHARGING AND LEVEL PERCENTAGE CHARGED IS DISPLAYED AT THE TOP OF THE SCREEN To monitor and control how battery power is being used: s 4OUCH Apps TAB Settings Power Saver FROM THE $%6)#% Battery use FROM THE "!44%29 ).&/2-!4)/.
Getting to know your phone 11 NOTE 4O SEE A SMALLER COLLECTION OF FREQUENTLY USED APPS TOUCH THE 'OOGLE !PPS FOLDER NEAR THE BOTTOM OF THE SCREEN !S WITH ANY FOLDER YOU CAN CUSTOMIZE ITS CONTENTS NOTE !FTER YOU OPEN AN APP YOU CAN USUALLY ADJUST ITS SETTINGS BY CHOOSING ITEMS FROM ITS -ENU ICON NEAR THE TOP OR BOTTOM OF THE SCREEN 4.
Getting to know your phone 5. Using the hard reset (Factory reset) )F YOUR PHONE NEEDS TO BE RESTORED TO ITS ORIGINAL CONDITION USE HARD RESET TO REBOOT YOUR PHONE 1. 4URN THE POWER OFF 2. 0RESS AND HOLD THE FOLLOWING KEYS AT THE SAME TIME Power/Lock Key THE DOWN Volume Key Home Key 3. 2ELEASE ONLY THE Power/Lock Key JUST RIGHT AFTER THE PHONE VIBRATES )T MAY TAKE AROUND SECONDS 4.
Getting to know your phone 13 Power/Lock Key TO CONlRM A POP UP APPEARS ASKING !RE YOU SURE YOU WANT TO CONTINUE WITH ERASE 6.
Getting to know your phone !NDROID MANAGES EACH APPLICATION STOPPING AND STARTING THEM AS NEEDED TO ENSURE THAT IDLE APPLICATIONS DONgT CONSUME RESOURCES UNNECESSARILY To return to view list recently used applications: 3IMPLY PRESS AND HOLD THE Home KEY To stop applications: 1. 4OUCH Apps TAB Settings Apps Running FROM THE $%6)#% 2. 3CROLL AND TOUCH THE DESIRED APPLICATION AND TOUCH Stop TO STOP IT 7.
Getting to know your phone 15 YOUR PHONE TO A 53" PORT ON YOUR COMPUTER /NCE CONNECTED YOU WILL RECEIVE A NOTIlCATION THAT A 53" CONNECTION HAS BEEN MADE $URING THIS TIME YOU CANgT ACCESS THE MICRO3$ CARD FROM YOUR PHONE SO YOU CANgT USE APPLICATIONS THAT RELY ON THE MICRO3$ CARD 2. /PEN THE NOTIlCATION DRAWER AND TOUCH 53" CONNECTED To disconnect your phone from the computer: 3.
Getting to know your phone 8. Hold your phone upright 9.
Getting to know your phone 17 Device components Earpiece Power/Lock key Camera lens s 3WITCH YOUR PHONE ON OFF BY PRESSING AND HOLDING THIS KEY Proximity sensor s 3HORT PRESS TO LOCK UNLOCK THE SCREEN Home key 2ETURN TO THE (OME SCREEN FROM ANY SCREEN Back key Menu key 2ETURN TO THE PREVIOUS SCREEN s #HECK WHAT OPTIONS ARE AVAILABLE s 'O TO 'OOGLE 3EARCH© BY PRESSING AND HOLDING THIS KEY
Getting to know your phone NOTE Proximity sensor 7HEN RECEIVING AND MAKING CALLS THE PROXIMITY SENSOR AUTOMATICALLY TURNS THE BACKLIGHT OFF AND LOCKS THE TOUCH SCREEN BY SENSING WHEN THE PHONE IS NEAR YOUR EAR 4HIS EXTENDS BATTERY LIFE AND PREVENTS YOU FROM UNINTENTIONALLY ACTIVATING THE TOUCH SCREEN DURING CALLS WARNING 0LACING A HEAVY OBJECT ON THE PHONE OR SITTING ON IT CAN DAMAGE THE ,#$ AND TOUCH SCREEN FUNCTIONS $O NOT COVER THE ,#$ PROXIMITY SENSOR WITH PROTECTIVE lLM 4HIS COULD CAUSE THE SENS
Getting to know your phone 19 Camera lens microSD Card slot Battery cover Battery Installing the battery 9OU MUST lRST INSTALL AND CHARGE THE BATTERY TO BEGIN SETTING UP YOUR DEVICE 1.
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Getting to know your phone NOTE 4HE BATTERY MUST BE FULLY CHARGED INITIALLY TO IMPROVE BATTERY LIFETIME Storage FROM THE $%6)#% Unmount SD card OK NOTE $O NOT OPEN THE BATTERY COVER DURING THE CHARGING YOUR PHONE Using the memory card To insert a memory card: )NSERT THE MEMORY CARD INTO THE SLOT -AKE SURE THE GOLD CONTACT AREA IS FACING DOWNWARDS To remove the memory card safely: 4OUCH Apps TAB Settings NOTE 4HE ,' SUPPORTS MEMORY CARDS UP TO '"
Getting to know your phone 23 WARNING $O NOT INSERT OR REMOVE THE MEMORY CARD WHEN THE PHONE IS ON $OING SO MAY DAMAGE THE MEMORY CARD AS WELL AS YOUR PHONE AND THE DATA STORED ON THE MEMORY CARD MAY GET CORRUPTED To format the memory card: 9OUR MEMORY CARD MAY ALREADY BE FORMATTED )F IT ISNgT YOU MUST FORMAT IT BEFORE YOU CAN USE IT NOTE !LL lLES ON YOUR MEMORY CARD ARE DELETED WHEN IT IS FORMATTED 1. /N THE HOME SCREEN TOUCH Apps TAB TO OPEN THE MENU 2. 3CROLL AND TOUCH Settings Storage 3.
Getting to know your phone NOTE )F THERE IS CONTENT ON YOUR MEMORY CARD THE FOLDER STRUCTURE MAY BE DIFFERENT AFTER FORMATTING AS ALL THE lLES WILL BE DELETED Locking and unlocking the screen )F YOU DO NOT USE THE PHONE FOR A WHILE THE SCREEN IS TURNED OFF AND LOCKED AUTOMATICALLY 4HIS HELPS TO PREVENT ACCIDENTAL TOUCHES AND SAVES BATTERY POWER 7HEN YOU ARE NOT USING THE ,' PRESS THE Power/Lock key TO LOCK YOUR PHONE )F THERE ARE ANY PROGRAMS RUNNING WHEN YOU SET LOCK SCREEN THEY MAY BE STILL RU
Getting to know your phone 25 WILL APPEAR 4OUCH AND SLIDE THE LOCK SCREEN IN ANY DIRECTION TO UNLOCK YOUR HOME SCREEN 4HE LAST SCREEN YOU VIEWED WILL OPEN Secure your lock screen 9OU CAN LOCK YOUR SCREEN SO THAT ONLY YOU CAN UNLOCK IT TO ACCESS YOUR PHONE To set an Unlock Pattern, PIN or Password for the first time: s 4OUCH Apps TAB Settings Lock screen Select screen lock Swipe Face Unlock Pattern Pin OR Password NOTE Precautions to take when using pattern lock.
Getting to know your phone When you cannot recall your unlock pattern: )F YOU LOGGED IN TO YOUR 'OOGLE ACCOUNT ON THE PHONE BUT FAILED TO ENTER THE CORRECT PATTERN TIMES TAP THE Forgot pattern BUTTON 9OU ARE THEN REQUIRED TO LOG IN WITH YOUR 'OOGLE ACCOUNT TO UNLOCK YOUR PHONE )F YOU HAVE NOT CREATED A 'OOGLE ACCOUNT ON THE PHONE OR YOU FORGOT IT YOU HAVE TO PERFORM A HARD RESET To adjust the volume 4OUCH THE Menu key System settings Sound AND Volume 9OU CAN ADJUST Phone ringtone, Notification
Your Home screen 27 Touch screen tips (ERE ARE SOME TIPS ON HOW TO NAVIGATE AROUND YOUR PHONE Touch n 4O CHOOSE A MENU OPTION OR OPEN AN APPLICATION TOUCH IT Touch and hold n 4O OPEN AN OPTIONS MENU OR GRAB AN OBJECT YOU WANT TO MOVE TOUCH AND HOLD IT Drag n 4O SCROLL THROUGH A LIST OR MOVE SLOWLY DRAG ACROSS THE TOUCH SCREEN Flick n 4O SCROLL THROUGH A LIST OR MOVE QUICKLY mICK ACROSS THE TOUCH SCREEN DRAG QUICKLY AND RELEASE NOTE s 4O SELECT AN ITEM TOUCH THE CENTRE OF THE ICON s $O NOT PRESS TO
Your Home screen Home 3IMPLY SWIPE YOUR lNGER TO THE LEFT OR RIGHT TO VIEW THE PANELS 9OU CAN CUSTOMISE EACH PANEL WITH !PPS $OWNLOADS 7IDGETS AND WALLPAPERS NOTE 3OME SCREEN IMAGES MAY BE DIFFERENT DEPENDING ON YOUR PHONE PROVIDER /N YOUR (OME SCREEN YOU CAN VIEW QUICK KEYS AT THE BOTTOM OF THE SCREEN 1UICK KEYS PROVIDE EASY ONE TOUCH ACCESS TO THE FUNCTIONS YOU USE THE MOST 4OUCH THE Phone ICON TO BRING UP THE TOUCH SCREEN DIALPAD TO MAKE A CALL 4OUCH THE Contacts ICON TO OPEN YOUR CONTACTS 4
Your Home screen 29 Customising the Home screen 9OU CAN CUSTOMISE YOUR (OME SCREEN BY ADDING !PPS $OWNLOADS 7IDGETS OR 7ALLPAPERS &OR MORE CONVENIENCE USING YOUR PHONE ADD YOUR FAVOURITE WIDGETS TO THE (OME SCREEN To add items on your Home screen: 1. 4OUCH AND HOLD THE EMPTY PART OF THE (OME SCREEN 2. )N THE !DD -ODE MENU SELECT ITEMS YOU WANT TO ADD 9OU WILL THEN SEE ADDED ITEMS ON THE (OME SCREEN 3.
Your Home screen Customising the Application design from Home screen 3LIDE THE SCREEN RIGHT OR LEFT TO VIEW DIFFERENT SCREEN 4OUCH AND HOLD THE ICON AND DRAG AT THE SCREEN YOU WANT TO PUT 4OUCH TO ACCESS DIFFERENT TAB NOTE !LLOW YOU TO MAKE AND USE A ICON BY PICTURES IN YOUR 'ALLERY
Your Home screen 31 !CCORDING TO YOUR PREFERENCE YOU CAN FURTHER EDIT APPLICATION ICONS ON THE (OME SCREEN 1. 4AP AND HOLD AN APPLICATION TO CUSTOMISE FOR A WHILE THEN THE EDITING ICON APPEARS AT THE UPPER RIGHT SIDE OF THE APPLICATION ICON 2. 4AP THE EDITING ICON AND SELECT THE DESIRED ICON DESIGN Returning to recently-used applications 1. 4OUCH AND HOLD THE Home KEY 4HE SCREEN DISPLAYS A POP UP WITH ICONS OF APPLICATIONS YOU USED RECENTLY 2.
Your Home screen Notification drawer 4HE NOTIlCATION DRAWER RUNS ACROSS THE TOP OF YOUR SCREEN QuickMemo Sound Wi-Fi Bluetooth Edit 4OUCH AND SLIDE THE NOTIlCATION DRAWER DOWN WITH YOUR lNGER TO MANAGE THE 4OUCH .
Your Home screen 33 Viewing the status bar 4HE STATUS BAR USES DIFFERENT ICONS TO DISPLAY PHONE INFORMATION SUCH AS SIGNAL STRENGTH NEW MESSAGES BATTERY LIFE ACTIVE "LUETOOTH AND DATA CONNECTIONS Icon Description .O SIGNAL !IRPLANE MODE #ONNECTED TO A 7I &I NETWORK "ELOW IS A TABLE EXPLAINING THE MEANING OF ICONS YOUgRE LIKELY TO SEE IN THE STATUS BAR Icon Description .
Your Home screen Icon Description Icon Description #ALL HOLD !LARM IS SET 3PEAKERPHONE .
Your Home screen 35 Icon Description 0HONE IS CONNECTED TO 0# VIA 53" CABLE Icon Description $ATA IS SYNCING .EW 'MAIL $OWNLOADING DATA .EW 'OOGLE 4ALK MESSAGE 5PLOADING DATA .
Your Home screen Icon Description 53" TETHERING IS ACTIVE 0ORTABLE 7I &I HOTSPOT IS ACTIVE "OTH 53" TETHERING AND PORTABLE HOTSPOT ARE ACTIVE Onscreen keyboard 9OU CAN ENTER TEXT USING THE ONSCREEN KEYBOARD 4HE ONSCREEN KEYBOARD APPEARS AUTOMATICALLY ON THE SCREEN WHEN YOU NEED TO ENTER TEXT 4O MANUALLY DISPLAY THE KEYBOARD SIMPLY TOUCH A TEXT lELD WHERE YOU WANT TO ENTER TEXT Using the keypad & entering text 4AP ONCE TO CAPITALISE THE NEXT LETTER YOU TYPE $OUBLE TAP FOR ALL CAPS
Your Home screen 37 4AP TO SWITCH TO THE NUMBERS AND SYMBOLS KEYBOARD 9OU CAN ALSO TOUCH AND HOLD THIS TAB TO VIEW THE 3ETTINGS MENU 4AP TO ENTER A SPACE 4AP TO CREATE A NEW LINE IN THE MESSAGE lELD 4AP TO DELETE THE PREVIOUS CHARACTER 4AP TO HIDE THE ONSCREEN KEYBOARD Entering accented letters 7HEN YOU SELECT &RENCH OR 3PANISH AS THE TEXT ENTRY LANGUAGE YOU CAN ENTER SPECIAL &RENCH OR 3PANISH CHARACTERS E G É &OR EXAMPLE TO INPUT É TOUCH AND HOLD THE A KEY UNTIL THE ZOOM IN KEY GROWS BIGGE
Your Home screen QuickMemo 5SE QuickMemo TO PRACTICALLY AND EFlCIENTLY CREATE MEMOS DURING A CALL WITH A SAVED PICTURE OR ON THE CURRENT PHONE SCREEN 1.
Your Home screen 39 2. 3ELECT THE DESIRED MENU OPTION FROM 0EN TYPE #OLOR %RASER AND CREATE A MEMO 3.
Your Home screen Using the QuickMemo options 7HILE USING THE 1UICK-EMO FUNCTION YOU CAN EASILY USE THE 1UICK-ENU OPTIONS 3AVE THE MEMO WITH THE CURRENT SCREEN 3END OR SHARE THE CURRENT 1UICK-EMO TO OTHERS 3ELECT IF YOU WANT TO USE THE BACKGROUND SCREEN OR NOT Viewing the saved QuickMemo 3ELECT THE PEN TYPE AND THE COLOUR 4OUCH 'ALLERY AND SELECT THE 1UICK-EMO ALBUM %RASE THE MEMO THAT YOU CREATED 3ET THE LOCATION WHERE YOU WANT TO SAVE THE MEMO
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Google account set up 7HEN YOU lRST TURN ON YOUR PHONE YOU HAVE THE OPPORTUNITY TO ACTIVATE THE NETWORK TO SIGN INTO YOUR 'OOGLE !CCOUNT AND HOW YOU WANT TO USE SOME 'OOGLE SERVICES To set up your Google account: s 3IGN INTO A 'OOGLE !CCOUNT FROM THE PROMPTED SET UP SCREEN OR Apps TAB SELECT A s 4OUCH 'OOGLE APPLICATION SUCH AS Gmail SELECT NEW TO CREATE A NEW ACCOUNT )F YOU HAVE A 'OOGLE ACCOUNT TOUCH Existing ENTER YOUR EMAIL ADDRESS AND PASSWORD THEN TOUCH Sign in /NCE YOU HAVE SET UP YOUR
Google account set up 43 !FTER SIGNING IN YOU CAN USE 'MAIL© AND TAKE ADVANTAGE OF 'OOGLE SERVICES ON YOUR PHONE
Connecting to Networks and Devices Wi-Fi 7ITH 7I &I YOU CAN USE HIGH SPEED )NTERNET ACCESS WITHIN THE COVERAGE OF THE WIRELESS ACCESS POINT !0 %NJOY WIRELESS )NTERNET USING 7I &I WITHOUT EXTRA CHARGES Connecting to Wi-Fi networks 4O USE 7I &I ON YOUR PHONE YOU NEED TO ACCESS A WIRELESS ACCESS POINT OR HOTSPOT 3OME ACCESS POINTS ARE OPEN AND YOU CAN SIMPLY CONNECT TO THEM /THERS ARE HIDDEN OR USE SECURITY FEATURES YOU MUST CONlGURE YOUR PHONE TO BE ABLE TO CONNECT TO THEM 4URN OFF 7I &I WHEN
Connecting to Networks and Devices 45 Turning Wi-Fi on and connecting to a Wi-Fi network Apps TAB Settings 1. 4OUCH Wi-Fi FROM THE 7)2%,%33 .%47/2+3 2. 3ET Wi-Fi TO ON TO TURN IT ON AND START SCANNING FOR AVAILABLE 7I &I NETWORKS 3. 4AP 7I &I MENU AGAIN TO SEE A LIST OF ACTIVE AND IN RANGE 7I &I NETWORKS s 3ECURED NETWORKS ARE INDICATED BY A LOCK ICON 4.
Connecting to Networks and Devices Bluetooth 9OU CAN USE "LUETOOTH TO SEND DATA BY RUNNING A CORRESPONDING APPLICATION NOT FROM THE "LUETOOTH MENU AS ON MOST OTHER MOBILE PHONES TIP! 7ITH ,' YOU CAN ENJOY "LUETOOTH HIGH SPEED )F THE DEVICE YOU WANT TO SHARE lLES WITH ALSO SUPPORTS HIGH SPEED "LUETOOTH THE lLES WILL AUTOMATICALLY BE TRANSFERRED VIA THE HIGH SPEED NETWORK 4O USE "LUETOOTH HIGH SPEED DATA TRANSFER PLEASE MAKE SURE THE 7I &I IS /&& ON YOUR DEVICES BEFORE USE 4HE SETTINGS FOR "LUETOO
Connecting to Networks and Devices 47 THE )$S OF ALL AVAILABLE "LUETOOTH IN RANGE DEVICES )F THE DEVICE YOU WANT TO PAIR WITH ISN T ON THE LIST MAKE SURE THE TARGET DEVICE IS SET TO BE DISCOVERABLE THEN TAP SEARCH FOR DEVICES AGAIN 3. #HOOSE THE DEVICE YOU WANT TO PAIR UP WITH FROM THE LIST /NCE THE PARING IS SUCCESSFUL YOUR DEVICE WILL CONNECT TO THE DEVICE Sending pictures using Bluetooth 1. 3ELECT A Picture Bluetooth 2. #HECK WHETHER Bluetooth IS ON THEN SELECT SEARCH FOR DEVICES 3.
Connecting to Networks and Devices Sharing your phone's data connection 53" TETHERING AND PORTABLE 7I &I HOTSPOT ARE GREAT FEATURES WHEN THERE ARE NO WIRELESS CONNECTIONS AVAILABLE 9OU CAN SHARE YOUR PHONEgS MOBILE DATA CONNECTION WITH A SINGLE COMPUTER VIA A 53" CABLE 53" TETHERING 9OU CAN ALSO SHARE YOUR PHONEgS DATA CONNECTION WITH MORE THAN A SINGLE DEVICE AT A TIME BY TURNING YOUR PHONE INTO A PORTABLE 7I &I HOTSPOT 7HEN YOUR PHONE IS SHARING ITS DATA CONNECTION AN ICON APPEARS IN THE STATUS
Connecting to Networks and Devices 49 More FROM THE 7)2%,%33 .%47/2+3 Portable Wi-Fi hotspot #HOOSE OPTIONS THAT YOU WANT TO ADJUST 2. 4OUCH More FROM THE 7)2%,%33 .%47/2+3 AND SELECT Portable Wi-Fi hotspot 3. %NSURE Portable Wi-Fi hotspot IS TICKED To rename or secure your portable hotspot 4. 4OUCH Configure Wi-Fi hotspot 9OU CAN CHANGE THE NAME OF YOUR PHONEgS 7I &I NETWORK NAME 33)$ AND SECURE ITS 7I &I NETWORK 1.
Connecting to Networks and Devices s 9OU CAN ALSO TOUCH THE Security MENU TO CONlGURE THE NETWORK WITH 7I &I 0ROTECTED !CCESS 70! SECURITY USING A PRE SHARED KEY 03+ s )F YOU TOUCH THE WPA2 PSK SECURITY OPTION A PASSWORD lELD IS ADDED TO THE Configure Wi-Fi hotspot DIALOG )F YOU ENTER A PASSWORD YOU WILL NEED TO ENTER THAT PASSWORD WHEN YOU CONNECT TO THE PHONEgS HOTSPOT WITH A COMPUTER OR OTHER DEVICE 9OU CAN SET Open IN THE Security MENU TO REMOVE SECURITY FROM YOUR 7I &I NETWORK 5.
Connecting to Networks and Devices 51 Using the Wi-Fi Direct 9OU CAN SHARE YOUR MUSIC PICTURE AND VIDEO CONTENT BETWEEN USERS WHO USE !NDROID 0HONES CONNECTED VIA THE SAME 7I &I 7I &I $IRECTED NETWORK #HECK YOUR 7I &I 7I &I $IRECTED NETWORK IN ADVANCE AND MAKE SURE THE USERS ARE CONNECTED TO THE SAME NETWORK 1. 4OUCH Apps TAB Settings More FROM THE 7)2%,%33 .%47/2+3 Wi-Fi Direct. 2. 4OUCH THE WI l DIRECT CHECKBOX TO TURN ON 3. 3ELECT A DEVICE TO CONNECT FROM THE SCANNED DEVICE LIST 4.
Connecting to Networks and Devices Password NOTE 7HEN YOUR PHONE BECOMES A GROUP OWNER IT WILL CONSUME MORE BATTERY POWER THAN WHEN IT IS A CLIENT 7I &I $IRECT CONNECTION DOES NOT PROVIDE )NTERNET SERVICE !DDITIONAL COSTS MAY BE INCURRED WHEN CONNECTING AND USING ONLINE SERVICES #HECK DATA CHARGES WITH YOUR NETWORK PROVIDER Enabling Wi-Fi Direct to share through SmartShare 7I &I $IRECT AUTOMATICALLY SCANS NEARBY 7I &I $IRECT DEVICES AND THE SEARCHED DEVICES ARE LISTED AS THEY ARE FOUND AND YOU CAN
Connecting to Networks and Devices 53 Using SmartShare 3MART3HARE USES $,.! $IGITAL ,IVING .ETWORK !LLIANCE TECHNOLOGY TO SHARE DIGITAL CONTENT THROUGH A WIRELESS NETWORK "OTH DEVICES MUST BE $,.! CERTIlED TO SUPPORT THIS FEATURE To turn SmartShare on and allow sharing contents 1. 4OUCH THE !PPS +EY SmartShare 2. 4OUCH THE Menu key Settings 3.
Connecting to Networks and Devices 4. 5NDER THE -Y SHARED CONTENTS SECTION TOUCH TO CHECKMARK THE TYPES OF CONTENT YOU WOULD LIKE TO SHARE #HOOSE FROM Pictures Videos AND Music 5. SmartShare IS NOW ACTIVATED AND READY TO SHARE CONTENTS To control your renderer devices ,ET YOUR RENDERER DEVICE E G 46 PLAY MULTIMEDIA CONTENTS FROM YOUR REMOTE CONTENT LIBRARY E G 0# NOTE -AKE SURE THAT THE $,.! FUNCTIONALITY OF YOUR DEVICES IS PROPERLY CONlGURED E G 46 AND 0# 1.
Connecting to Networks and Devices 55 3. 4OUCH THE From BUTTON AND SELECT THE DEVICE OF THE REMOTE CONTENT LIBRARY 4. 9OU CAN BROWSE THE CONTENT LIBRARY 5. 4OUCH AND HOLD A CONTENT THUMBNAIL AND mICK THEM TO THE TOP AREA WITH YOUR lNGER OR TOUCH THE Menu Key Play To share contents from your phone to your renderer device(e.g. TV) NOTE -AKE SURE THAT YOUR RENDERER DEVICE IS PROPERLY CONlGURED 1. 7HILE WATCHING YOUR PICTURES OR VIDEOS USING THE 'ALLERY APPLICATION TOUCH TAB ON THE 4ITLE AREA 2.
Connecting to Networks and Devices NOTE &OLLOW THE SIMILAR STEPS TO USE THE -USIC PLAYER AND 6IDEO PLAYER TO SHARE CONTENTS .EED TO BE CONNECTED NETWORK 3ELECT THE DEVICE ON NETWORK #URRENTLY THE CONTENT IS BEING SHARED THROUGH 3MART3HARE Notice #HECK THAT YOUR DEVICE IS CONNECTED WITH YOUR HOME NETWORK USING 7I &I CONNECTION TO USE THIS APPLICATION 3OME $,.! ENABLED DEVICES E G 46 SUPPORT ONLY THE $-0 FEATURE OF $,.
Connecting to Networks and Devices 57 To upload contents from my phone to remote content library NOTE -AKE SURE THAT THE MICRO3$ CARD IS CORRECTLY MOUNTED AND THE Receive files OPTION IN THE 3ETTINGS MENU IS CHECKED 1. 4OUCH THE Apps Key SmartShare 2. 4OUCH THE From BUTTON SELECT -Y PHONE 4. 4OUCH AND HOLD A CONTENT THUMBNAIL AND THEN TOUCH Upload 5. 3ELECT THE DEVICE OF THE REMOTE CONTENT LIBRARY TO BE UPLOADED Notice 3OME $,.
Calls Making a call 1. 4OUCH Calling your contacts TO OPEN THE KEYPAD 2. %NTER THE NUMBER USING THE KEYPAD 4O DELETE A DIGIT TOUCH THE 3. 4OUCH TO MAKE A CALL 4. 4O END A CALL TOUCH THE End ICON TIP! 4O ENTER TO MAKE INTERNATIONAL CALLS TOUCH AND HOLD 1. 4OUCH TO OPEN YOUR CONTACTS 2. 3CROLL THROUGH THE CONTACT LIST OR ENTER THE lRST FEW LETTERS OF THE CONTACT YOU WANT TO CALL BY TOUCHING Search contacts 3.
Calls 59 Answering and rejecting a call Adjusting call volume 7HEN YOU RECEIVE A CALL IN ,OCK STATE HOLD AND SLIDE THE TO !NSWER INCOMING CALL 4O ADJUST THE IN CALL VOLUME DURING A CALL USE THE 6OLUME UP AND DOWN KEYS ON THE LEFT HAND SIDE OF THE PHONE (OLD AND SLIDE THE INCOMING CALL TO $ECLINE AN (OLD AND SLIDE THE Quick msg ICON FROM THE BOTTOM IF YOU WANT TO SEND ONE TIP! Quick msg 9OU CAN SEND A MESSAGE QUICKLY USING THIS FUNCTION 4HIS IS USEFUL IF YOU NEED TO REPLY THE MESSAGE DURING A ME
Calls 2. 4OUCH TO MAKE THE CALL 3. "OTH CALLS ARE DISPLAYED ON THE CALL SCREEN 9OUR INITIAL CALL IS LOCKED AND PUT ON HOLD 4. 4OUCH THE DISPLAYED NUMBER TO TOGGLE BETWEEN CALLS /R TOUCH Merge call TO MAKE A CONFERENCE CALL 5.
Calls 61 Call settings 9OU CAN CONlGURE PHONE CALL SETTINGS SUCH AS CALL FORWARDING AND OTHER SPECIAL FEATURES OFFERED BY YOUR CARRIER 1. /N THE (OME SCREEN TOUCH 2. 4OUCH MENU 3. 4AP Call settings AND CHOOSE THE OPTIONS THAT YOU WANT TO ADJUST Fixed dialing numbers n 4O TURN ON AND COMPILE A LIST OF NUMBERS THAT CAN BE CALLED FROM YOUR PHONE 9OU LL NEED YOUR 0).
Calls Call reject n !LLOWS YOU TO SET THE CALL REJECT FUNCTION #HOOSE FROM Disabled Reject calls on list OR Reject all calls Quick messages n 7HEN YOU WANT TO REJECT A CALL YOU CAN SEND A QUICK MESSAGE USING THIS FUNCTION 4HIS IS USEFUL IF YOU NEED TO REJECT A CALL DURING A MEETING Auto retry n !UTOMATICALLY REDIAL THE CALL IF THE CALL FAILS TO CONNECT TTY mode n 449 OFF DTMF tones n 3ET THE LENGTH OF $4-& TONES Aito answer n !UTO ANSWER ON HEADSET Call restrictions n 2ESTRICT INCOMING OR OUTGOING
Calls 63 Voice privacy n %NABLE ENHANCED PRIVACY MODE
Contacts !DD CONTACTS TO YOUR PHONE AND SYNCHRONISE THEM WITH THE CONTACTS IN YOUR 'OOGLE ACCOUNT OR OTHER ACCOUNTS THAT SUPPORT CONTACT SYNCING Searching for a contact In the Home screen 1. 4OUCH TO OPEN YOUR CONTACTS 2. 4OUCH Search contacts AND ENTER THE CONTACT NAME USING THE KEYBOARD Adding a new contact 1. 4OUCH ENTER THE NEW CONTACTgS NUMBER THEN PRESS THE Menu KEY 4OUCH Add to contacts Create new contact 2.
Contacts 65 4. 4OUCH A CATEGORY OF CONTACT INFORMATION AND ENTER THE DETAILS ABOUT YOUR CONTACT 5. 4OUCH Save Note )F YOU TOUCH THE Menu key FROM THE CONTACT SCREEN YOU CAN Delete, Share, Join, Export OR Add to home screen Favourite contacts 9OU CAN CLASSIFY FREQUENTLY CALLED CONTACTS AS FAVOURITES Adding a contact to your favourites 1. 4OUCH TO OPEN YOUR CONTACTS 2. 4OUCH A CONTACT TO VIEW THEIR DETAILS 3.
Contacts Removing a contact from your favourites list 1. 4OUCH TO OPEN YOUR CONTACTS 2. 4OUCH THE TAB SELECT Favourites AT THE TOP OF THE LIST AND CHOOSE A CONTACT TO VIEW ITS DETAILS 3.
Messaging 67 9OUR ,' COMBINES 3-3 AND --3 INTO ONE INTUITIVE EASY TO USE MENU Sending a message 1. 4OUCH ON THE HOME SCREEN AND TOUCH TO OPEN A BLANK MESSAGE 2. %NTER A CONTACT NAME OR CONTACT NUMBER IN THE 4O lELD !S YOU ENTER THE CONTACT NAME MATCHING CONTACTS APPEAR 9OU CAN TOUCH A SUGGESTED RECIPIENT 9OU CAN ADD MULTIPLE CONTACTS NOTE 9OU WILL BE CHARGED FOR A TEXT MESSAGE FOR EVERY PERSON YOU SEND THE MESSAGE TO 3. 4OUCH %NTER MESSAGE lELD AND START TO COMPOSE YOUR MESSAGE 4.
Messaging 6. 4OUCH Send TO SEND YOUR MESSAGE 7. 4HE MESSAGE SCREEN OPENS WITH YOUR MESSAGE AFTER 2ECIPIENT .AME .
Messaging 69 Using Smilies ,IVEN UP YOUR MESSAGES USING 3MILIES 7HEN WRITING A NEW MESSAGE PRESS THE Menu KEY THEN CHOOSE Insert smiley Changing your message settings 9OUR ,' MESSAGE SETTINGS ARE PREDElNED SO YOU CAN SEND MESSAGES IMMEDIATELY 9OU CAN CHANGE THE SETTINGS BASED ON YOUR PREFERENCES
Email 9OU CAN USE THE %MAIL APPLICATION TO READ EMAILS FROM SERVICES OTHER THAN 'OOGLE -AIL 4HE %MAIL APPLICATION SUPPORTS THE FOLLOWING ACCOUNT TYPES 0/0 )-!0 AND %XCHANGE 9OUR SERVICE PROVIDER OR SYSTEM ADMINISTRATOR CAN PROVIDE THE ACCOUNT SETTINGS YOU NEED Managing an email account 4HE lRST TIME YOU OPEN THE Email APPLICATION A SETUP WIZARD OPENS TO HELP YOU TO SET UP AN EMAIL ACCOUNT To add another email account: s 4OUCH Apps TAB Email IN THE ACCOUNT SCREEN TOUCH Settings ADD ACCOU
Email 71 To change an email account's setting: Email account screen s 4OUCH Apps TAB Email IN THE ACCOUNT SCREEN TOUCH Settings 9OU CAN TOUCH AN ACCOUNT TO VIEW ITS )NBOX 4HE ACCOUNT FROM WHICH YOU SEND EMAIL BY DEFAULT IS INDICATED WITH A TICK To delete an email account: n 4OUCH THE FOLDER ICON TO OPEN THE ACCOUNT FOLDERS s 4OUCH Apps TAB Email IN THE ACCOUNT SCREEN TOUCH Settings TOUCH AN ACCOUNT YOU WANT TO DELETE Remove account /NLY THE MOST RECENT EMAILS IN YOUR ACCOUNT AR
Email Working with account folders %ACH ACCOUNT HAS AN )NBOX /UTBOX 3ENT AND $RAFTS FOLDER $EPENDING ON THE FEATURES SUPPORTED BY YOUR ACCOUNTgS SERVICE PROVIDER YOU MAY HAVE ADDITIONAL FOLDERS Composing and sending email To compose and send a message 1. 7HILE IN THE Email APPLICATION TOUCH THE 2. %NTER AN ADDRESS FOR THE MESSAGEgS INTENDED RECIPIENT !S YOU ENTER TEXT MATCHING ADDRESSES ARE OFFERED FROM YOUR #ONTACTS 3EPARATE MULTIPLE ADDRESSES WITH SEMICOLON 3.
Email 73 MESSAGES THAT YOU SEND ARE STORED IN YOUR /UTBOX FOLDER UNTIL YOUgRE CONNECTED TO A NETWORK AGAIN )F IT CONTAINS ANY PENDING MESSAGES THE /UTBOX IS DISPLAYED ON THE !CCOUNTS SCREEN TIP! 7HEN A NEW EMAIL ARRIVES IN THE INBOX YOU WILL RECEIVE A NOTIlCATION BY SOUND OR VIBRATION 4AP THE EMAIL NOTIlCATION TO STOP NOTIlCATIONS
Camera Getting to know the viewfinder Brightness n 4HIS DElNES AND CONTROLS THE AMOUNT OF SUNLIGHT ENTERING THE IMAGE Shot mode n #HOOSE FROM Normal Panorama OR Continuous shot Settings n 4OUCH THIS ICON TO OPEN THE 3ETTINGS MENU Video mode n 4OUCH THIS ICON TO SWITCH TO Switch lenses n 3WITCH BETWEEN THE REARnFACING CAMERA LENS AND THE FRONTn FACING CAMERA LENS Zoom n :OOM IN OR ZOOM OUT VIDEO MODE Taking a photo Gallery n 4OUCH TO VIEW THE LAST PHOTO YOU CAPTURED 4HIS ENABLES YOU TO ACCESS
Camera 75 YOUR GALLERY AND VIEW SAVED PHOTOS WITHIN CAMERA MODE Taking a quick photo 1. /PEN THE Camera APPLICATION 2. (OLD THE PHONE POINT THE LENS TOWARDS THE SUBJECT YOU WANT TO PHOTOGRAPH 3. 4OUCH THE SCREEN AND A FOCUS BOX WILL APPEAR IN THE CENTRE OF THE VIEWlNDER SCREEN 4. 7HEN THE FOCUS BOX TURNS GREEN THE CAMERA HAS FOCUSED ON YOUR SUBJECT 5.
Camera TIP! )F YOU HAVE AN 3.3 ACCOUNT AND SET IT UP ON YOUR PHONE YOU CAN SHARE YOUR PHOTO WITH THE 3.
Camera 77 Rename n 4OUCH TO EDIT THE NAME OF THE SELECTED PICTURE Using the advanced settings Rotate left/right n 4O ROTATE LEFT OR RIGHT )N THE VIEWlNDER TOUCH ADVANCED OPTIONS Crop n #ROP YOUR PHOTO -OVE YOUR lNGER ACROSS THE SCREEN TO SELECT THE AREA n !LLOWS YOU TO TURN ON THE mASH WHEN TAKING A PHOTO IN DARK CONDITIONS Slideshow n !UTO REVIEW AUTOMATICALLY SHOWS YOU THE PICTURE YOU JUST RECORDED Details n 3HOW THE PICTURE INFORMATION TO OPEN ALL n &OCUSES ON THE SPECIlC SPOT n 3ELECT T
Camera n &INDS THE COLOR AND LIGHT SETTINGS APPROPRIATE FOR THE CURRENT ENVIRONMENT #HOOSE FROM .ORMAL 0ORTRAIT ,ANDSCAPE 3PORTS 3UNSET !ND .
Camera 79 NOTE 4HIS FUNCTION IS ONLY AVAILABLE WHEN '03 IS ACTIVE n )T AUTOMATICALLY SHOWS YOU THE PICTURE YOU JUST TOOK TIP! 7HEN YOU EXIT THE CAMERA SOME SETTINGS RETURN TO THEIR DEFAULTS SUCH AS WHITE BALANCE COLOR TONE TIMER AND SCENE MODE #HECK THESE BEFORE YOU TAKE YOUR NEXT PHOTO n 3ELECT ONE OF THE lVE SHUTTER SOUNDS n 2ESTORE ALL CAMERA DEFAULT SETTINGS n #AMERA HELP GUIDE #HOOSE FROM 0ANORAMA #ONTINUOUS SHOT
Video camera Getting to know the viewfinder Brightness n 4HIS DElNES AND CONTROLS THE AMOUNT OF SUNLIGHT ENTERING THE VIDEO Flash n !LLOWS YOU TO TURN ON THE mASH WHEN TAKING A PHOTO IN A DARK PLACE Settings n 4OUCH THIS ICON TO OPEN THE SETTINGS MENU Camera mode n 4OUCH THIS ICON TO SWITCH Switch lenses n 3WITCH BETWEEN THE REARn FACING CAMERA LENS AND THE FRONT FACING CAMERA LENS Zoom n :OOM IN OR ZOOM OUT TO CAMERA MODE Start recording Gallery n 4OUCH TO VIEW THE LAST VIDEO YOU RECORDED 4HIS
Video camera 81 GALLERY AND VIEW YOUR SAVED VIDEOS FROM WITHIN VIDEO MODE Shooting a quick video 1. 4OUCH THE Camera MODE BUTTON 5. ! RED LIGHT APPEARS AT THE TOP CORNER OF THE VIEWlNDER WITH A TIMER SHOWING THE LENGTH OF THE VIDEO ON THE SCREEN TO STOP 6. 4OUCH RECORDING 2. 4HE VIDEO CAMERA VIEWlNDER APPEARS ON THE SCREEN After shooting a video 3.
Video camera 4OUCH TO SHARE THE VIDEO Bluetooth Gmail Messaging SmartShare OR YouTube 4OUCH TO DELETE THE VIDEO YOU JUST MADE #ONlRM BY TOUCHING OK 4HE VIEWlNDER REAPPEARS 4OUCH TO OPEN THE OPTIONS Move n 4OUCH TO MOVE THE VIDEO TO OTHER PLACE Rename n 4AP TO EDIT THE NAME OF THE SELECTED VIDEO Details n 4AP TO SEE A DETAILED INFORMATION SUCH AS THE NAME DATE TIME SIZE AND TYPE Using the advanced settings 5SING THE VIEWlNDER TOUCH ALL THE ADVANCED OPTIONS TO OPEN n 4OUCH TO SET THE SIZE
Video camera 83 n #HOOSE A COLOR TONETO USE FOR YOUR NEW VIEW Adjusting the volume when viewing a video n !CTIVATE TO USE YOUR PHONEgS LOCATION BASED SERVICES 4O ADJUST THE VOLUME OF A VIDEO WHILE IT IS PLAYING USE THE VOLUME KEYS ON THE LEFT HAND SIDE OF THE PHONE n #HOOSE Mute TO RECORD A VIDEO WITHOUT SOUND n !UTO REVIEW AUTOMATICALLY SHOWS YOU THE VIDEO YOU JUST RECORDED n 2ESTORE ALL VIDEO DEFAULT SETTINGS
Multimedia 9OU CAN STORE MULTIMEDIA lLES ON A MEMORY CARD FOR EASY ACCESS TO ALL YOUR IMAGE AND VIDEO lLES /PEN A LIST OF ALBUMS THAT STORE ALL YOUR IMAGE AND VIDEO lLES Gallery 4OUCH Apps TAB Gallery /PEN A LIST OF ALBUMS THAT STORE ALL YOUR IMAGE AND VIDEO lLES Music Player 9OUR ,' HAS A BUILT IN MUSIC PLAYER THAT LETS YOU PLAY ALL YOUR FAVOURITE TRACKS 4O ACCESS THE MUSIC PLAYER 4OUCH Apps TAB Music Player Transferring music files using USB mass storage devices 1.
Multimedia 85 NEED TO CHANGE THE SETTINGS MANUALLY #HOOSE Settings Connectivity 53" #ONNECTION TYPE THEN SELECT Media sync 3. 9OU CAN VIEW THE MASS STORAGE CONTENT ON YOUR 0# AND TRANSFER THE lLES Playing a song 1. )N THE (OME SCREEN TOUCH Apps TAB Music Player 2. 4OUCH Songs 3.
Multimedia 4OUCH TO PLAY THE CURRENT PLAYLIST IN SHUFmE MODE NOTE -USIC lLE COPYRIGHTS MAY BE PROTECTED BY INTERNATIONAL TREATIES AND NATIONAL COPYRIGHT LAWS 4OUCH TO SEE THE CURRENT PLAYLIST 4OUCH TO SEE LYRICS 4HIS OPTION IS ON ONLY IF THE SONG INCLUDES THE LYRICS 4O CHANGE THE VOLUME WHILE LISTENING TO MUSIC PRESS THE UP AND DOWN VOLUME KEYS ON THE LEFT HAND SIDE OF THE PHONE 4OUCH AND HOLD ANY SONG IN THE LIST )T DISPLAYS Play Add to playlist Set as ringtone Delete Share Search AND Details
Utilities 87 Setting your alarm 1. 4OUCH Clock Apps TAB Alarm/ 2. !FTER YOU SET THE TIME THE ,' LETS YOU KNOW HOW MUCH TIME IS LEFT BEFORE THE ALARM WILL SOUND 3. 3ET Snooze duration Vibration Alarm tone Puzzle lock AND Memo 4OUCH Save Using your calculator 1. 4OUCH Apps TAB Calculator 2. 4OUCH THE NUMBER KEYS TO ENTER NUMBERS 3. &OR SIMPLE CALCULATIONS TOUCH THE FUNCTION YOU WANT n X OR FOLLOWED BY 4.
Utilities Adding an event to your calendar 1. 4OUCH Apps TAB Calendar 2. /N THE MIDDLE OF THE SCREEN YOU CAN lND THE DIFFERENT VIEW TYPES OF THE #ALENDAR $AY 7EEK !GENDA 3. 4AP ON THE DATE YOU WANT TO ADD EVENT ON 4. $RAG THE VIEW SCREEN UPWARDS AND TAP ON THE TIME SLOT YOU WANT TO ADD EVENT IN 5. 4OUCH Event name THEN ENTER THE EVENT NAME 6. 4OUCH Location AND ENTER THE LOCATION #HECK THE DATE AND ENTER THE TIME YOU WANT YOUR EVENT TO START AND lNISH 7.
Utilities 89 9.
Utilities /FlCE THE OBJECTS AND LAYOUT REMAIN THE SAME AS IN THEIR ORIGINAL DOCUMENTS Your Navigator Deluxe 7ITH 9OUR .AVIGATOR $ELUXE GET ALL OF THE FEATURES OF AN ADVANCED CAR NAVIGATION SYSTEM ON YOUR MOBILE PHONE WITH VOICE TURN BY TURN NAVIGATION ENABLED BY '03 3EARCH FOR ANY DESTINATION INCLUDING GAS STATIONS !4-S RESTAURANTS AND MORE 'ET DETAILED MAPS OF ANY LOCATION 1. )N ORDER TO USE 9OUR .
Utilities 91 s h0LACESv TO SEARCH FOR NEARBY BUSINESSES THE CHEAPEST GAS PRICES AND MORE s h-APS 4RAFlCv TO SEE WHERE YOU CURRENTLY ARE LOCATED ON A MAP AND WHAT TRAFlC IS IN THE AREA Play Store !NDROID -ARKET ALLOWS YOU TO BROWSE AND SEARCH FOR FREE AND PAID APPLICATIONS To open the Android Market application Ź 4OUCH THE Applications Key Play Store OR TOUCH THE Play Store ICON ON THE (OME SCREEN 7HEN YOU OPEN Android Market APPLICATION FOR THE lRST TIME YOU
Utilities MUST READ AND ACCEPT THE TERMS OF SERVICE TO CONTINUE 4OUCH HERE TO SEARCH FOR THE APPS 3CROLL TO THE LEFT AND RIGHT TO VIEW AND EXPLORE SUB CATEGORIES To get help with Android Market !NDROID -ARKET (ELP WEB PAGES ARE AVAILABLE FROM ALL !NDROID -ARKET SCREENS Ź 4OUCH THE Menu Key Help 4HE Browser APPLICATION OPENS TO THE !NDROID -ARKET (ELP PAGE WITH LINKS TO MANY HELP TOPICS
The web 93 Browser Using the web toolbar "ROWSER GIVES YOU A FAST FULL COLOUR WORLD OF GAMES MUSIC NEWS SPORT ENTERTAINMENT AND MUCH MORE RIGHT ON YOUR MOBILE PHONE 7HEREVER YOU ARE AND WHATEVER YOU ENJOY NOTE !DDITIONAL CHARGES APPLY WHEN CONNECTING TO THESE SERVICES AND DOWNLOADING CONTENT #HECK DATA CHARGES WITH YOUR NETWORK PROVIDER %NTER THE 52, AND TOUCH HERE TO SEARCH 4OUCH TO GO BACK A PAGE 4OUCH TO GO FORWARDS A PAGE TO THE PAGE YOU CONNECTED TO AFTER THE CURRENT ONE 4HIS IS THE OPPOSITE
The web 4OUCH TO ADD A FAVOURITE BOOKMARKS Using options 0RESS TO VIEW OPTIONS Refresh n 5PDATE THE CURRENT WEB PAGE Save to bookmarks n !DD THE CURRENT WEB PAGE AS BOOKMARK Share page n !LLOWS YOU TO SHARE THE WEB PAGE WITH OTHERS Find on page n !LLOWS YOU TO lND LETTERS OR WORDS ON THE CURRENT WEB PAGE Request desktop site n !LLOWS YOU TO VIEW THE WEB PAGE AS DESKTOP Save for offline reading n 9OU CAN VIEW THE SAVED WEB PAGE Brightness n 4OUCH TO ADJUST THE LEVEL FOR COMFORTABLE BROWSING S
Settings 95 )N THE (OME SCREEN TOUCH TAB Settings Apps WIRELESS & NETWORKS < Wi-Fi > 4URN ON 7I &I TO CONNECT TO AVAILABLE 7I &I NETWORKS (ERE YOU CAN MANAGE 7I &I AND "LUETOOTH 9OU CAN ALSO SET UP MOBILE NETWORKS AND SWITCH TO AIRPLANE MODE TIP! How to obtain the MAC address 4O SET UP A CONNECTION IN SOME WIRELESS NETWORKS WITH -!# lLTERS YOU MAY NEED TO ENTER THE -!# ADDRESS OF YOUR ,' INTO THE ROUTER 9OU CAN lND THE -!# ADDRESS IN THE FOLLOWING USER INTERFACE 4OUCH Apps TAB Advanced
Settings < Data usage > Wi-Fi Direct n 9OU CAN TURN ON OR OFF $ISPLAYS THE DATA USAGE AND SET MOBILE DATA LIMIT Portable Wi-Fi hotspot n 9OU CAN CONlGURE THE PORTABLE 7I &I HOTSPOT SETTINGS < Call > 9OU CAN CONlGURE PHONE CALL SETTINGS SUCH AS CALL FORWARDING AND OTHER SPECIAL FEATURES OFFERED BY YOUR CARRIER < More > Airplane mode n !FTER SWITCHING TO AIRPLANE MODE ALL WIRELESS CONNECTIONS ARE DISABLED VPN settings n $ISPLAYS THE LIST OF 6IRTUAL 0RIVATE .ETWORKS 60.
Settings 97 NOTE 9OU MUST SET A LOCK SCREEN 0).
Settings Touch sounds n !LLOWS YOU TO SET YOUR PHONE TO PLAY A SOUND WHEN YOU TOUCH BUTTONS ICONS AND OTHER ONSCREEN ITEMS THAT REACT TO YOUR TOUCH Screen lock sound n !LLOWS YOU TO SET YOUR PHONE TO PLAY A SOUND WHEN LOCKING AND UNLOCKING THE SCREEN Emergency tone n !LLOWS YOU TO SET EMERGENCY TONE AS Off Alert OR Vibrate < Display > Brightness n !DJUST THE SCREEN BRIGHTNESS Auto-rotate screen n 3ET TO SWITCH ORIENTATION AUTOMATICALLY WHEN YOU ROTATE THE PHONE Screen timeout n 3ET THE TIME FOR SC
Settings 99 < Home screen > 3ET THE !NIMATION 3CREEN EFFECT OR 7ALLPAPER < Lock screen > Select screen lock n 3ET AN UNLOCK PATTERN TO SECURE YOUR PHONE /PENS A SET OF SCREENS THAT GUIDE YOU THROUGH DRAWING A SCREEN UNLOCK PATTERN 9OU CAN SET A Swipe Face Unlock Pattern PIN INSTEAD OF A Password OR LEAVE IT AS None 7HEN YOU TURN ON YOUR PHONE OR WAKE UP THE SCREEN YOUgRE ASKED TO DRAW YOUR UNLOCK PATTERN TO UNLOCK THE SCREEN Wallpaper n 9OU CAN SELECT THE WALLPAPER LOCK FROM 7ALLPAPERS OR 'ALLERY Own
Settings SD CARD n #HECK TOTAL AVAILABLE 3$ CARD SPACE 4OUCH 5NMOUNT 3$ CARD FOR SAFE REMOVAL %RASE 3$ CARD IF YOU WANT TO DELETE ALL DATA FROM THE 3$ CARD PERSONAL < Accounts & sync > (ERE YOU CAN MANAGE THE BATTERY AND CHECK THE POWER SAVING ITEMS !LSO YOU CAN CHECK THE BATTERY USE 0ERMITS APPLICATIONS TO SYNCHRONISE DATA IN THE BACKGROUND WHETHER OR NOT YOU ARE ACTIVELY WORKING IN THEM $ESELECTING THIS SETTING CAN SAVE BATTERY POWER AND LOWERS BUT DOES NOT ELIMINATE DATA USAGE < Apps >
Settings 101 LOCATION USING 7I &I AND MOBILE NETWORKS 7HEN YOU SELECT THIS OPTION YOUgRE ASKED WHETHER YOU CONSENT TO ALLOWING 'OOGLE TO USE YOUR LOCATION WHEN PROVIDING THESE SERVICES GPS satellites n )F YOU SELECT '03 SATELLITES YOUR PHONE DETERMINES YOUR LOCATION TO STREET LEVEL ACCURACY Location & Google search n )F YOU SELECT GOOGLE USE YOUR LOCATION TO IMPROVE SEARCH RESULTS AND OTHER SERVICES < Security > Encrypt phone n 2EQUIRE A NUMERIC 0).
Settings Trusted credentials n $ISPLAY TRUSTED #! CERTIlCATES Install from SD card n #HOOSE TO INSTALL ENCRYPTED CERTIlCATES FROM YOUR 3$ CARD Clear credentials n 2EMOCE ALL CERTIlCATES < Language & input > 5SE THE ,ANGUAGE INPUT SETTINGS TO SELECT THE LANGUAGE FOR THE TEXT ON YOUR PHONE AND FOR CONlGURING THE ON SCREEN KEYBOARD INCLUDING WORDS YOUgVE ADDED TO ITS DICTIONARY < Backup & reset > #HANGE THE SETTINGS FOR MANAGING YOUR SETTINGS AND DATA Back up my data n 3ET TO BACK UP YOUR SETTINGS
Settings 103 Factory data reset n 2ESET YOUR SETTINGS TO THE FACTORY DEFAULT VALUES AND DELETE ALL YOUR DATA )F YOU RESET THE PHONE IN THIS WAY YOU ARE PROMPTED TO REENTER THE SAME INFORMATION AS WHEN YOU lRST STARTED !NDROID SYSTEM < Date & time > 5SE Date & time SETTINGS TO SET HOW DATES ARE DISPLAYED 9OU CAN ALSO USE THESE SETTINGS TO SET YOUR OWN TIME AND TIME ZONE RATHER THAN OBTAINING THE CURRENT TIME FROM THE MOBILE NETWORK < Accessibility > 5SE THE Accessibility SETTINGS TO CONlGURE ACCESSIBILI
Settings NOTE 2EQUIRES ADDITIONAL PLUG INS < Connectivity > USB connection type n 9OU CAN SET THE DESIRED MODE Charge only Media sync USB tethering OR PC software Ask on connection n !SK 53" CONNECTION MODE WHEN CONNECTING TO A COMPUTER On-Screen Phone settings n $ISPLAYING SCREEN AND CONTROLLING PHONE FROM 0# ARE AVAILABLE THROUGH 53" "LUETOOTH OR 7I &I CONNECTION Wi-Fi connection n #HECKMARK THIS TO USE LG PC Suite WITH 7I &I CONNECTION 0LEASE NOTE THAT 7I &I NETWORK SHOULD BE CONNECTED FOR ,
Settings 105 DivX Mobile ® ABOUT DIVX VIDEO: $IV8 IS A DIGITAL VIDEO FORMAT CREATED BY $IV8 ,,# A SUBSIDIARY OF 2OVI #ORPORATION 4HIS IS AN OFlCIAL $IV8 #ERTIlED® DEVICE THAT PLAYS $IV8 VIDEO 6ISIT DIVX COM FOR MORE INFORMATION AND SOFTWARE TOOLS TO CONVERT YOUR lLES INTO $IV8 VIDEOS ABOUT DIVX VIDEO-ON-DEMAND: 4HIS $IV8 #ERTIlED® DEVICE MUST BE REGISTERED IN ORDER TO PLAY PURCHASED $IV8 6IDEO ON $EMAND 6/$ MOVIES 4O OBTAIN YOUR REGISTRATION CODE LOCATE THE $IV8 6/$ SECTION IN YOUR DEVICE SETUP MENU
Accessories 4HESE ACCESSORIES ARE AVAILABLE FOR USE WITH THE ,' (Items described below may be optional.
Accessories 107 NOTE s !LWAYS USE GENUINE ,' ACCESSORIES s &AILURE TO DO THIS MAY VOID YOUR WARRANTY s !CCESSORIES MAY VARY IN DIFFERENT REGIONS Dolby Mobile License notice -ANUFACTURED UNDER LICENSE FROM $OLBY ,ABORATORIES $OLBY AND THE DOUBLE $ SYMBOL ARE TRADEMARKS OF $OLBY ,ABORATORIES
Troubleshooting 4HIS CHAPTER LISTS SOME PROBLEMS YOU MIGHT ENCOUNTER WHILE USING YOUR PHONE 3OME PROBLEMS REQUIRE YOU TO CALL YOUR SERVICE PROVIDER BUT MOST ARE EASY TO lX YOURSELF Message Possible causes Possible corrective measures 3)- ERROR 4HERE IS NO 3)- CARD IN THE PHONE OR IT IS INSERTED INCORRECTLY -AKE SURE THAT THE 3)- CARD IS CORRECTLY INSERTED
Troubleshooting 109 Message .
Troubleshooting Message #ODES DO NOT MATCH Possible causes 4O CHANGE A SECURITY CODE YOU WILL NEED TO CONlRM THE NEW CODE BY RE ENTERING IT Possible corrective measures )F YOU FORGET THE CODE CONTACT YOUR SERVICE PROVIDER 4HE TWO CODES YOU HAVE ENTERED DO NOT MATCH !NY APPLICATION CANNOT BE SET .
Troubleshooting 111 Message #ALLS NOT AVAILABLE 0HONE CANNOT BE SWITCHED ON Possible causes Possible corrective measures $IALLING ERROR .EW NETWORK NOT AUTHORISED .EW 3)- CARD INSERTED #HECK FOR NEW RESTRICTIONS 0RE PAID CHARGE LIMIT REACHED #ONTACT SERVICE PROVIDER OR RESET LIMIT WITH 0).
Troubleshooting Message Possible causes Possible corrective measures "ATTERY IS NOT CHARGED #HARGE BATTERY /UTSIDE TEMPERATURE IS TOO HOT OR COLD -AKE SURE PHONE IS CHARGING AT A NORMAL TEMPERATURE #ONTACT PROBLEM #HECK THE CHARGER AND CONNECTION TO THE PHONE #HECK THE BATTERY CONTACTS AND CLEAN THEM IF NECESSARY .
Troubleshooting 113 Message Possible causes Possible corrective measures .
Troubleshooting Message Possible causes Possible corrective measures 4HE SCREEN DOES NOT TURN ON WHEN ) RECEIVE A CALL 0ROXIMITY SENSOR PROBLEM )F YOU USE ANY PROTECTION TAPE OR CASE CHECK TO SEE IF IT HAS COVERED THE AREA AROUND THE PROXIMITY SENSOR -AKE SURE THAT THE AREA AROUND THE PROXIMITY SENSOR IS CLEAN .
Safety 115 HAC 4HIS PHONE HAS BEEN TESTED AND RATED FOR USE WITH HEARING AIDS FOR SOME OF THE WIRELESS TECHNOLOGIES THAT IT USES (OWEVER THERE MAY BE SOME NEWER WIRELESS TECHNOLOGIES USED IN THIS PHONE THAT HAVE NOT BEEN TESTED YET FOR USE WITH HEARING AIDS )T IS IMPORTANT TO TRY THE DIFFERENT FEATURES OF THIS PHONE THOROUGHLY AND IN DIFFERENT LOCATIONS USING YOUR HEARING AID OR COCHLEAR IMPLANT TO DETERMINE IF YOU HEAR ANY INTERFERING NOISE #ONSULT YOUR SERVICE PROVIDER OR THE MANUFACTURER OF THIS PHO
Safety MAY NOT CAUSE HARMFUL INTERFERENCE AND THIS DEVICE MUST ACCEPT ANY INTERFERENCE RECEIVED INCLUDING INTERFERENCE THAT CAUSES UNDESIRED OPERATION !NY CHANGES OR MODIlCATIONS NOT EXPRESSLY APPROVED IN THIS USER GUIDE COULD VOID YOUR WARRANTY FOR THIS EQUIPMENT 5SE ONLY THE SUPPLIED ANTENNA 5SE OF UNAUTHORIZED ANTENNAS OR MODIlCATIONS TO THE ANTENNA COULD IMPAIR CALL QUALITY DAMAGE THE PHONE VOID YOUR WARRANTY AND OR VIOLATE &## REGULATIONS $ON T USE THE PHONE WITH A DAMAGED ANTENNA ! DAMA
Safety 117 ADOPTED AN UPDATED SAFETY STANDARD FOR HUMAN EXPOSURE TO 2ADIO &REQUENCY 2& ELECTROMAGNETIC ENERGY EMITTED BY &## REGULATED TRANSMITTERS 4HOSE GUIDELINES ARE CONSISTENT WITH THE SAFETY STANDARD PREVIOUSLY SET BY BOTH 5 3 AND INTERNATIONAL STANDARDS BODIES 4HE DESIGN OF THIS PHONE COMPLIES WITH THE &## GUIDELINES AND THESE INTERNATIONAL STANDARDS Bodily Contact During Operation 4HIS DEVICE WAS TESTED FOR TYPICAL USE WITH THE BACK OF THE PHONE KEPT INCHES CM FROM THE BODY 4O COMPL
Safety BETWEEN THE USER S BODY AND THE BACK OF THE PHONE AND HAVE NOT BEEN TESTED FOR COMPLIANCE WITH &## 2& EXPOSURE LIMITS Vehicle-Mounted External Antenna /PTIONAL IF AVAILABLE 4O SATISFY &## 2& EXPOSURE REQUIREMENTS KEEP INCHES CM BETWEEN THE USER BYSTANDER AND VEHICLE MOUNTED EXTERNAL ANTENNA &OR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT 2& EXPOSURE VISIT THE &## WEBSITE AT WWW FCC GOV Caution 5SE ONLY THE SUPPLIED ANTENNA 5SE OF UNAUTHORIZED ANTENNAS OR MODIlCATIONS TO THE ANTENNA COULD IMPAIR CALL
Safety 119 Consumer Information About Radio Frequency Emissions Your wireless phone, which contains a radio transmitter and receiver, emits radio frequency energy during use. The following consumer information addresses commonly asked questions about the health effects of wireless phones.
Safety WEIGHT OF SCIENTIlC EVIDENCE DOES NOT SHOW AN ASSOCIATION BETWEEN EXPOSURE TO RADIOFREQUENCY 2& FROM CELL PHONES AND ADVERSE HEALTH OUTCOMES 3TILL THE SCIENTIlC COMMUNITY DOES RECOMMEND CONDUCTING ADDITIONAL RESEARCH TO ADDRESS GAPS IN KNOWLEDGE 4HAT RESEARCH IS BEING CONDUCTED AROUND THE WORLD AND &$! CONTINUES TO MONITOR DEVELOPMENTS IN THIS lELD 9OU CAN ACCESS THE JOINT &$! &## WEBSITE AT HTTP WWW FDA GOV UNDER hCvIN THE SUBJECT INDEX SELECT #ELL 0HONES 2ESEARCH 9OU CAN ALSO CONTA
Safety 121 HTTP WWW FCC GOV CGB CELLULAR HTML OR THROUGH THE &## AT OR #!,, &## What does “SAR” mean? )N THE &## WORKING WITH THE &$! THE 5 3 %NVIRONMENTAL 0ROTECTION !GENCY AND OTHER AGENCIES ESTABLISHED 2& EXPOSURE SAFETY GUIDELINES FOR WIRELESS PHONES IN THE 5NITED 3TATES "EFORE A WIRELESS PHONE MODEL IS AVAILABLE FOR SALE TO THE PUBLIC IT MUST BE TESTED BY THE MANUFACTURER AND CERTIlED TO THE &## THAT IT DOES NOT EXCEED LIMITS ESTABLISHED BY THE &## /NE OF THESE LIMITS I
Safety IS DETERMINED AT THE HIGHEST POWER LEVEL THE ACTUAL 3!2 VALUE OF A WIRELESS PHONE WHILE OPERATING CAN BE LESS THAN THE REPORTED 3!2 VALUE 4HIS IS BECAUSE THE 3!2 VALUE MAY VARY FROM CALL TO CALL DEPENDING ON FACTORS SUCH AS PROXIMITY TO A CELL SITE THE PROXIMITY OF THE PHONE TO THE BODY WHILE IN USE AND THE USE OF HANDS FREE DEVICES &OR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT 3!2S SEE THE &## S /%4 "ULLETINS AND AT HTTP WWW FCC GOV "UREAUS %NGINEERING? 4ECHNOLOGY $OC UMENTS BULLETINS OR VISIT THE #EL
Safety 123 EXPOSURE LEVEL DROPS OFF DRAMATICALLY WITH DISTANCE 4HE &$! &## WEBSITE STATES THAT hHANDS FREE KITS CAN BE USED WITH WIRELESS PHONES FOR CONVENIENCE AND COMFORT 4HESE SYSTEMS REDUCE THE ABSORPTION OF 2& ENERGY IN THE HEAD BECAUSE THE PHONE WHICH IS THE SOURCE OF THE 2& EMISSIONS WILL NOT BE PLACED AGAINST THE HEAD /N THE OTHER HAND IF THE PHONE IS MOUNTED AGAINST THE WAIST OR OTHER PART OF THE BODY DURING USE THEN THAT PART OF THE BODY WILL ABSORB MORE 2& ENERGY 7IRELESS PHONES MARKETED IN
Safety Do wireless phones pose any special risks to children? 4HE &$! &## WEBSITE STATES THAT hTHE SCIENTIlC EVIDENCE DOES NOT SHOW A DANGER TO USERS OF WIRELESS COMMUNICATION DEVICES INCLUDING CHILDREN v4HE &$! &## WEBSITE FURTHER STATES THAT hSOME GROUPS SPONSORED BY OTHER NATIONAL GOVERNMENTS HAVE ADVISED THAT CHILDREN BE DISCOURAGED FROM USING WIRELESS PHONES AT ALLv &OR EXAMPLE THE 3TEWART 2EPORT FROM THE 5NITED +INGDOM ;h5+v= MADE SUCH A RECOMMENDATION IN $ECEMBER )N THIS REPORT A GROUP O
Safety 125 CURRENT AS OF !PRIL +INGDOM #OPIES OF THE 5+ S ANNUAL REPORTS ON MOBILE PHONES AND 2& ARE AVAILABLE ONLINE AT WWW IEGMP ORG UK AND HTTP WWW HPA ORG UK RADIATION SEARCH hMOBILEv 0ARENTS WHO WISH TO REDUCE THEIR CHILDREN S 2& EXPOSURE MAY CHOOSE TO RESTRICT THEIR CHILDREN S WIRELESS PHONE USE &$! #ONSUMER MAGAZINE .OVEMBER $ECEMBER 4ELEPHONE ).
Safety WWW FCC GOV OET RFSAFETY Independent Expert Group on Mobile Phones HTTP WWW IEGMP ORG UK Royal Society of Canada Expert Panels on Potential Health Risks of Radio Frequency Fields from Wireless Telecommunication Devices 3PARKS 3TREET /TTAWA /NTARIO + 2 8 #ANADA 4ELEPHONE HTTP WWW RSC CA INDEX PHP PAGE %XPERT?0ANELS?2& ,ANG? ID World Health Organization !VENUE !PPIA 'ENEVA 3WITZERLAND 4ELEPHONE HTTP WWW WHO INT MEDIACENTRE FACTS
Safety 127 International Commission on NonIonizing 2ADIATION 0ROTECTION C O "UNDESAMT FUR 3TRAHLENSCHUTZ )NGOLSTAEDTER ,ANDSTR /BERSCHLEISSHEIM 'ERMANY 4ELEPHONE HTTP WWW ICNIRP DE American National Standards Institute , 3TREET .
Safety Engineering in Medicine and Biology Society, Committee on Man and Radiation (COMAR) of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers HTTP EWH IEEE ORG SOC EMBS COMAR Consumer Information on SAR (Specific Absorption Rate) 4HIS MODEL PHONE MEETS THE 'OVERNMENT S REQUIREMENTS FOR EXPOSURE TO RADIO WAVES 9OUR WIRELESS PHONE IS A RADIO TRANSMITTER AND RECEIVER )T IS DESIGNED AND MANUFACTURED NOT TO EXCEED THE EMISSION LIMITS FOR EXPOSURE TO RADIOFREQUENCY 2& ENERGY SET BY THE &EDERAL #
Safety 129 AND %LECTRONICS %NGINEERS )%%% )N BOTH CASES THE RECOMMENDATIONS WERE DEVELOPED BY SCIENTIlC AND ENGINEERING EXPERTS DRAWN FROM INDUSTRY GOVERNMENT AND ACADEMIA AFTER EXTENSIVE REVIEWS OF THE SCIENTIlC LITERATURE RELATED TO THE BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF 2& ENERGY EXPRESSED IN UNITS OF WATTS PER KILOGRAM 7 KG 4HE &## REQUIRES WIRELESS PHONES TO COMPLY WITH A SAFETY LIMIT OF WATTS PER KILOGRAM 7 KG 4HE &## EXPOSURE LIMIT INCORPORATES A SUBSTANTIAL MARGIN OF SAFETY TO GIVE ADDITIONAL
Safety IS DETERMINED AT THE HIGHEST CERTIlED POWER LEVEL THE ACTUAL 3!2 LEVEL OF THE PHONE WHILE OPERATING CAN BE WELL BELOW THE MAXIMUM VALUE "ECAUSE THE PHONE IS DESIGNED TO OPERATE AT MULTIPLE POWER LEVELS TO USE ONLY THE POWER REQUIRED TO REACH THE NETWORK IN GENERAL THE CLOSER YOU ARE TO A WIRELESS BASE STATION ANTENNA THE LOWER THE POWER OUTPUT "EFORE A PHONE MODEL IS AVAILABLE FOR SALE TO THE PUBLIC IT MUST BE TESTED AND CERTIlED TO THE &## THAT IT DOES NOT EXCEED THE LIMIT ESTABLISHED BY THE
Safety 131 PHONE WHEN TESTED FOR USE AT THE EAR IS 1.16 7 KG AND WHEN WORN ON THE BODY AS DESCRIBED IN THIS USER S MANUAL IS 1.29 7 KG 7HILE THERE MAY BE DIFFERENCES BETWEEN 3!2 LEVELS OF VARIOUS PHONES AND AT VARIOUS POSITIONS THEY ALL MEET THE GOVERNMENT REQUIREMENT FOR SAFE EXPOSURE 3!2 INFORMATION ON THIS MODEL PHONE IS ON lLE WITH THE &## AND CAN BE FOUND UNDER THE $ISPLAY 'RANT SECTION OF HTTP WWW FCC GOV OET EA FCCID AFTER SEARCHING ON &## )$ ZNFAS730.
Safety ON THE #ELLULAR 4ELECOMMUNICATIONS )NDUSTRY !SSOCIATION #4)! WEBSITE AT HTTP WWW CTIA ORG )N THE 5NITED 3TATES AND #ANADA THE 3!2 LIMIT FOR MOBILE PHONES USED BY THE PUBLIC IS WATTS KG 7 KG AVERAGED OVER ONE GRAM OF TISSUE 4HE STANDARD INCORPORATES A SUBSTANTIAL MARGIN OF SAFETY TO GIVE ADDITIONAL PROTECTION FOR THE PUBLIC AND TO ACCOUNT FOR ANY VARIATIONS IN MEASUREMENTS FCC Hearing-Aid Compatibility (HAC) Regulations for Wireless Devices /N *ULY THE 5 3 &EDERAL #OMMUNICATI
Safety 133 OF THE (!# !CT IS TO ENSURE REASONABLE ACCESS TO TELECOMMUNICATIONS SERVICES FOR PERSONS WITH HEARING DISABILITIES 7HILE SOME WIRELESS PHONES ARE USED NEAR SOME HEARING DEVICES HEARING AIDS AND COCHLEAR IMPLANTS USERS MAY DETECT A BUZZING HUMMING OR WHINING NOISE 3OME HEARING DEVICES ARE MORE IMMUNE THAN OTHERS TO THIS INTERFERENCE NOISE AND PHONES ALSO VARY IN THE AMOUNT OF INTERFERENCE THEY GENERATE 4HE WIRELESS TELEPHONE INDUSTRY HAS DEVELOPED A RATING SYSTEM FOR WIRELESS PHONES TO ASSIST
Safety OUT THE PHONE WITH YOUR HEARING DEVICE IS THE BEST WAY TO EVALUATE IT FOR YOUR PERSONAL NEEDS - 2ATINGS 0HONES RATED - OR - MEET &## REQUIREMENTS AND ARE LIKELY TO GENERATE LESS INTERFERENCE TO HEARING DEVICES THAN PHONES THAT ARE NOT LABELED - IS THE BETTER HIGHER OF THE TWO RATINGS (EARING DEVICES MAY ALSO BE RATED 9OUR HEARING DEVICE MANUFACTURER OR HEARING HEALTH PROFESSIONAL MAY HELP YOU lND THIS RATING (IGHER RATINGS MEAN THAT THE HEARING DEVICE IS RELATIVELY IMMUNE TO INTERFEREN
Safety 135 THE HEARING AID USER WITH hNORMAL USAGEv WHILE USING THEIR HEARING AID WITH THE PARTICULAR WIRELESS PHONE h.
Safety For information about hearing aids and digital wireless phones Wireless Phones and Hearing Aid Accessibility HTTP WWW ACCESSWIRELESS ORG (OME ASPX FCC Hearing Aid Compatibility and Volume Control HTTP WWW FCC GOV CGB CONSUMERFACTS HAC?WIRELESS HTML Caution: Avoid potential hearing loss.
Safety 137 HEADSETS EARBUDS AND "LUETOOTH® OR OTHER WIRELESS DEVICES %XPOSURE TO VERY LOUD SOUND HAS ALSO BEEN ASSOCIATED IN SOME STUDIES WITH TINNITUS A RINGING IN THE EAR HYPERSENSITIVITY TO SOUND AND DISTORTED HEARING )NDIVIDUAL SUSCEPTIBILITY TO NOISE INDUCED HEARING LOSS AND OTHER POTENTIAL HEARING PROBLEMS VARIES 4HE AMOUNT OF SOUND PRODUCED BY A PORTABLE AUDIO DEVICE VARIES DEPENDING ON THE NATURE OF THE SOUND THE DEVICE THE DEVICE SETTINGS AND THE HEADPHONES 9OU SHOULD FOLLOW SOME COMMONSENSE
Safety OUT NOISY SURROUNDINGS )F YOU CHOOSE TO LISTEN TO YOUR PORTABLE DEVICE IN A NOISY ENVIRONMENT USE NOISE CANCELLING HEADPHONES TO BLOCK OUT BACKGROUND ENVIRONMENTAL NOISE s ,IMIT THE AMOUNT OF TIME YOU LISTEN !S THE VOLUME INCREASES LESS TIME IS REQUIRED BEFORE YOUR HEARING COULD BE AFFECTED s !VOID USING HEADPHONES AFTER EXPOSURE TO EXTREMELY LOUD NOISES SUCH AS ROCK CONCERTS THAT MIGHT CAUSE TEMPORARY HEARING LOSS 4EMPORARY HEARING LOSS MIGHT CAUSE UNSAFE VOLUMES TO SOUND NORMAL s $O NOT
Safety 139 TIA Safety Information 4HE FOLLOWING IS THE COMPLETE 4)! 3AFETY )NFORMATION FOR WIRELESS HANDHELD PHONES Exposure to Radio Frequency Signal #OMMUNICATIONS #OMMISSIONS &## ADOPTED 2& EXPOSURE GUIDELINES WITH SAFETY LEVELS FOR HANDHELD WIRELESS PHONES 4HOSE GUIDELINES ARE CONSISTENT WITH THE SAFETY STANDARDS PREVIOUSLY SET BY BOTH 5 3 AND INTERNATIONAL STANDARDS BODIES 9OUR WIRELESS HANDHELD PORTABLE PHONE IS A LOW POWER RADIO TRANSMITTER AND RECEIVER 7HEN /.
Safety )NSTITUTE .ATIONAL #OUNCIL ON 2ADIATION 0ROTECTION AND -EASUREMENTS )NTERNATIONAL #OMMISSION ON .ON )ONIZING 2ADIATION 0ROTECTION 4HOSE STANDARDS WERE BASED ON COMPREHENSIVE AND PERIODIC EVALUATIONS OF THE RELEVANT SCIENTIlC LITERATURE &OR EXAMPLE OVER SCIENTISTS ENGINEERS AND PHYSICIANS FROM UNIVERSITIES GOVERNMENT HEALTH AGENCIES AND INDUSTRY REVIEWED THE AVAILABLE BODY OF RESEARCH TO DEVELOP THE !.
Safety 141 AS YOU WOULD ANY OTHER TELEPHONE WITH THE ANTENNA POINTED UP AND OVER YOUR SHOULDER Tips on Efficient Operation &OR YOUR PHONE TO OPERATE MOST EFlCIENTLY $ON T TOUCH THE ANTENNA UNNECESSARILY WHEN THE PHONE IS IN USE #ONTACT WITH THE ANTENNA AFFECTS CALL QUALITY AND MAY CAUSE THE PHONE TO OPERATE AT A HIGHER POWER LEVEL THAN OTHERWISE NEEDED Electronic Devices -OST MODERN ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT IS SHIELDED FROM 2& SIGNALS (OWEVER CERTAIN ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT MAY NOT BE SHIELDED AGAINST THE 2&
Safety AVOID POTENTIAL INTERFERENCE WITH THE PACEMAKER 4HESE RECOMMENDATIONS ARE CONSISTENT WITH THE INDEPENDENT RESEARCH BY AND RECOMMENDATIONS OF 7IRELESS 4ECHNOLOGY 2ESEARCH 0ERSONS WITH PACEMAKERS s 3HOULD !,7!93 KEEP THE PHONE MORE THAN SIX INCHES FROM THEIR PACEMAKER WHEN THE PHONE IS TURNED /.
Safety 143 CALL THE CUSTOMER SERVICE LINE TO DISCUSS ALTERNATIVES Other Medical Devices )F YOU USE ANY OTHER PERSONAL MEDICAL DEVICE CONSULT THE MANUFACTURER OF YOUR DEVICE TO DETERMINE IF IT IS ADEQUATELY SHIELDED FROM EXTERNAL 2& ENERGY 9OUR PHYSICIAN MAY BE ABLE TO ASSIST YOU IN OBTAINING THIS INFORMATION Health Care Facilities 4URN YOUR PHONE /&& IN HEALTH CARE FACILITIES WHEN ANY REGULATIONS POSTED IN THESE AREAS INSTRUCT YOU TO DO SO (OSPITALS OR HEALTH CARE FACILITIES MAY USE EQUIPMENT THAT C
Safety MANUFACTURER OF ANY EQUIPMENT THAT HAS BEEN ADDED TO YOUR VEHICLE Posted Facilities 4URN YOUR PHONE /&& IN ANY FACILITY WHERE POSTED NOTICES SO REQUIRE Aircraft &## REGULATIONS PROHIBIT USING YOUR PHONE WHILE IN THE AIR 3WITCH /&& YOUR PHONE BEFORE BOARDING AN AIRCRAFT Blasting Areas 4O AVOID INTERFERING WITH BLASTING OPERATIONS TURN YOUR PHONE /&& WHEN IN A hBLASTING AREAv OR IN AREAS POSTED h4URN OFF TWO WAY RADIOv /BEY ALL SIGNS AND INSTRUCTIONS Potentially Explosive Atmosphere 4U
Safety 145 ATMOSPHERE ARE OFTEN BUT NOT ALWAYS MARKED CLEARLY 0OTENTIAL AREAS MAY INCLUDE FUELING AREAS SUCH AS GASOLINE STATIONS BELOW DECK ON BOATS FUEL OR CHEMICAL TRANSFER OR STORAGE FACILITIES VEHICLES USING LIQUElED PETROLEUM GAS SUCH AS PROPANE OR BUTANE AREAS WHERE THE AIR CONTAINS CHEMICALS OR PARTICLES SUCH AS GRAIN DUST OR METAL POWDERS AND ANY OTHER AREA WHERE YOU WOULD NORMALLY BE ADVISED TO TURN OFF YOUR VEHICLE ENGINE For Vehicles Equipped with an Air Bag !N AIR BAG INmATES WIT
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Safety 147 #ONNECT THE EQUIPMENT INTO AN OUTLET ON A CIRCUIT DIFFERENT FROM THAT TO WHICH THE RECEIVER IS CONNECTED #ONSULT THE DEALER OR AN EXPERIENCED RADIO 46 TECHNICIAN FOR HELP 4HE AS730 OPERATES ON 6ERIZON S ' NETWORK BASED ON ,ONG 4ERM %VOLUTION ,4% TECHNOLOGY AND -OBILE "ROADBAND ' NETWORKS IN THE 5NITED 3TATES .
Safety Safety Information 0LEASE READ AND OBSERVE THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION FOR SAFE AND PROPER USE OF YOUR PHONE AND TO PREVENT DAMAGE Caution s $O NOT MODIFY OR REMANUFACTURE ATTEMPT TO INSERT FOREIGN OBJECTS INTO THE BATTERY IMMERSE OR EXPOSE TO WATER OR OTHER LIQUIDS EXPOSE TO lRE EXPLOSION OR OTHER HAZARD 3UCH CONDITIONS MAY PRESENT THE RISK OF lRE OR EXPLOSION Violation of the instructions may cause minor or serious damage to the product.
Safety 149 )%%% 3TD 5SE OF AN UNQUALIlED AND NON ,' APPROVED BATTERY OR CHARGER MAY PRESENT A RISK OF lRE EXPLOSION LEAKAGE OR OTHER HAZARD s $O NOT SHORT CIRCUIT A BATTERY OR ALLOW METALLIC CONDUCTIVE OBJECTS TO CONTACT BATTERY TERMINALS s 2EPLACE THE BATTERY ONLY WITH ANOTHER BATTERY THAT HAS BEEN ,'#AUTION APPROVED AND QUALIlED WITH THE SYSTEM PER THIS STANDARD )%%% 3TD 5SE OF AN UNQUALIlED AND NON ,' APPROVED BATTERY MAY PRESENT A RISK OF lRE EXPLOSION LEAKAGE OR OTHER HAZARD
Safety OR IS EXPOSED TO A LIQUID OR COMES INTO CONTACT WITH A SHARP OBJECT TAKE IT TO A SERVICE CENTER FOR INSPECTION s !T LEAST ONE OF THE !UTHENTICATION METHODS MAY BE IMPLEMENTED E G ( 7 3 7 -ECHANICAL (OLOGRAM ETC s )MPROPER BATTERY USE MAY RESULT IN A lRE EXPLOSION OR OTHER HAZARD Charger and Adapter Safety s 4HE CHARGER AND ADAPTER ARE INTENDED FOR INDOOR USE ONLY s )NSERT THE BATTERY PACK CHARGER VERTICALLY INTO THE WALL POWER SOCKET s /NLY USE THE ,' APPROVED BATTERY CHARGER /THERWISE
Safety 151 Battery Information and Care s !LWAYS UNPLUG THE CHARGER FROM THE WALL SOCKET AFTER THE PHONE IS FULLY CHARGED TO SAVE UNNECESSARY POWER CONSUMPTION OF THE CHARGER s 0LEASE READ THE MANUAL OF PROPER INSTALLATION AND REMOVAL OF THE BATTERY s 0LEASE READ THE MANUAL OF SPECIlED CHARGER ABOUT CHARGING METHOD s $O NOT DAMAGE THE POWER CORD BY BENDING TWISTING OR HEATING $O NOT USE THE PLUG IF IT IS LOOSE AS IT MAY CAUSE ELECTRIC SHOCK OR lRE s $O NOT PLACE ANY HEAVY ITEMS ON THE POWER CORD $O
Safety PHONE IN A POCKET OR BAG WITHOUT COVERING THE RECEPTACLE OF THE PHONE POWER PLUG PIN METALLIC ARTICLES SUCH AS A COIN PAPERCLIP OR PEN MAY SHORT CIRCUIT THE PHONE !LWAYS COVER THE RECEPTACLE WHEN NOT IN USE s 2ECHARGE THE BATTERY AFTER LONG PERIODS OF NON USE TO MAXIMIZE BATTERY LIFE "ATTERY LIFE WILL VARY DUE TO USAGE PATTERN AND ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS s 0LEASE USE ONLY AN ,' APPROVED CHARGING ACCESSORY TO CHARGE YOUR ,' PHONE )MPROPER HANDLING OF THE CHARGING PORT AS WELL AS THE U
Safety 153 $O NOT CHARGE THE BATTERY OUT OF RECOMMENDED TEMPERATURE RANGE #HARGING OUT OF RECOMMENDED RANGE MIGHT CAUSE THE GENERATING HEAT OR SERIOUS DAMAGE OF BATTERY !ND ALSO IT MIGHT CAUSE THE DETERIORATION OF BATTERYgS CHARACTERISTICS AND CYCLE LIFE s $O NOT USE OR LEAVE THE BATTERY UNDER THE BLAZING SUN OR IN HEATED CAR BY SUNSHINE 4HE BATTERY MAY GENERATE HEAT SMOKE OR mAME !ND ALSO IT MIGHT CAUSE THE DETERIORATION OF BATTERY S CHARACTERISTICS OR CYCLE LIFE s 4HE BATTERY PACK HAS PROTECTION CI
Safety s )N CASE YOUNGER CHILDREN USE THE BATTERY THEIR PARENTS SHOULD TEACH THEM HOW TO USE BATTERIES ACCORDING TO THE MANUAL WITH CARE s )F THE SKIN OR CLOTH IS SMEARED WITH LIQUID FROM THE BATTERY WASH WITH FRESH WATER )T MAY CAUSE THE SKIN INmAMMATION 2EMOVE AND DO NOT USE THE BATTERY s $O NOT HANDLE THE PHONE WITH WET HANDS WHILE IT IS BEING CHARGED )T MAY CAUSE AN ELECTRIC SHOCK OR SERIOUSLY DAMAGE YOUR PHONE s $O NOT PLACE OR ANSWER CALLS WHILE CHARGING THE PHONE AS IT MAY SHORT CIRCUIT T
Safety 155 SERIOUS DAMAGE TO YOUR PHONE AND RISK OF OVERHEATING lRE OR EXPLOSION MAY OCCUR s 5SE THE CORRECT ADAPTER FOR YOUR PHONE WHEN USING THE BATTERY PACK CHARGER ABROAD s 4ALKING ON YOUR PHONE FOR A LONG PERIOD OF TIME MAY REDUCE CALL QUALITY DUE TO HEAT GENERATED DURING USE s $O NOT USE HARSH CHEMICALS SUCH AS ALCOHOL BENZENE THINNERS ETC OR DETERGENTS TO CLEAN YOUR PHONE 4HIS COULD CAUSE A lRE $O NOT PLACE OR ANSWER CALLS WHILE CHARGING THE PHONE AS IT MAY SHORT CIRCUIT THE PHONE AND OR CAU
Safety SINCE THIS COULD DAMAGE THE PHONE AND OR BATTERY AND COULD CAUSE THE BATTERY TO EXPLODE /NLY USE THE BATTERIES AND CHARGERS PROVIDED BY ,' 4HE WARRANTY WILL NOT BE APPLIED TO PRODUCTS PROVIDED BY OTHER SUPPLIERS /NLY AUTHORIZED PERSONNEL SHOULD SERVICE THE PHONE AND ITS ACCESSORIES &AULTY INSTALLATION OR SERVICE MAY RESULT IN ACCIDENTS AND CONSEQUENTLY INVALIDATE THE WARRANTY Explosion, Shock, and Fire Hazards #HECK THE LAWS AND REGULATIONS ON THE USE OF WIRELESS PHONES IN THE AREAS WHERE
Safety 157 CLEANING YOUR PHONE AND CLEAN THE POWER PLUG PIN WHEN IT S DIRTY s 7HEN USING THE POWER PLUG ENSURE THAT IT S lRMLY CONNECTED )F NOT IT MAY CAUSE EXCESSIVE HEAT OR lRE s )F YOU PUT YOUR PHONE IN A POCKET OR BAG WITHOUT COVERING THE RECEPTACLE OF THE PHONE POWER PLUG PIN METALLIC ARTICLES SUCH AS A COIN PAPERCLIP OR PEN MAY SHORT CIRCUIT THE PHONE AND MAY CAUSE AN EXPLOSION !LWAYS COVER THE RECEPTACLE WHEN NOT IN USE s $ON T SHORT CIRCUIT THE BATTERY -ETALLIC ARTICLES SUCH AS A COIN PA
Safety MOUTH MAY CAUSE SERIOUS INJURY INCLUDING A lRE OR EXPLOSION s $O NOT PLACE ITEMS CONTAINING MAGNETIC COMPONENTS SUCH AS A CREDIT CARD PHONE CARD BANK BOOK OR SUBWAY TICKET NEAR YOUR PHONE 4HE MAGNETISM OF THE PHONE MAY DAMAGE THE DATA STORED IN THE MAGNETIC STRIP PERIOD TIME STORE IT IN A SAFE PLACE WITH THE POWER CORD UNPLUGGED s 5SING THE PHONE IN PROXIMITY TO RECEIVING EQUIPMENT I E 46 OR RADIO MAY CAUSE INTERFERENCE TO THE PHONE s 4ALKING ON YOUR PHONE FOR A LONG PERIOD OF TIME MAY
Safety 159 LIQUID OR EXPOSE TO HIGH HUMIDITY )F THIS HAPPENS TURN IT OFF IMMEDIATELY AND REMOVE THE BATTERY )MMEDIATELY TAKE IT TO AN ,' !UTHORIZED 3ERVICE #ENTER s $O NOT PAINT YOUR PHONE s 4HE DATA SAVED IN YOUR PHONE MIGHT BE DELETED DUE TO CARELESS USE REPAIR OF THE PHONE OR UPGRADE OF THE SOFTWARE 0LEASE BACKUP YOUR IMPORTANT PHONE NUMBERS 2INGTONES TEXT MESSAGES VOICE MESSAGES PICTURES AND VIDEOS COULD ALSO BE DELETED 4HE MANUFACTURER IS NOT LIABLE FOR DAMAGE DUE TO THE LOSS OF DATA s 7HEN Y
Safety AND DO NOT TOUCH THE ANTENNA UNNECESSARILY 9OU CAN OBTAIN ADDITIONAL INFORMATION ON THIS SUBJECT FROM THE FOLLOWING SOURCES National Institute on Deafness and Other Communication Disorders .
Safety 161 Safety and Health (UBERT ( (UMPHREY "LDG )NDEPENDENCE !VE 37 7ASHINGTON $# 6OICE .)/3( )NTERNET HTTP WWW CDC GOV NIOSH TOPICS NOISE DEFAULT HTML FDA Consumer Update 4HE 5 3 &OOD AND $RUG !DMINISTRATION S #ENTER FOR $EVICES AND 2ADIOLOGICAL (EALTH #ONSUMER 5PDATE ON -OBILE 0HONES 1.
Safety WIRELESS PHONES ARE ABSOLUTELY SAFE 7IRELESS PHONES EMIT LOW LEVELS OF 2ADIO &REQUENCY 2& ENERGY IN THE MICROWAVE RANGE WHILE BEING USED 4HEY ALSO EMIT VERY LOW LEVELS OF 2& WHEN IN STANDBY MODE 7HEREAS HIGH LEVELS OF 2& CAN PRODUCE HEALTH EFFECTS BY HEATING TISSUE EXPOSURE TO LOW LEVEL 2& THAT DOES NOT PRODUCE HEATING EFFECTS CAUSES NO KNOWN ADVERSE HEALTH EFFECTS -ANY STUDIES OF LOW LEVEL 2& EXPOSURES HAVE NOT FOUND ANY BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS 3OME STUDIES HAVE SUGGESTED THAT SOME BIOLOGICAL
Safety 163 THE &$! HAS URGED THE WIRELESS PHONE INDUSTRY TO TAKE A NUMBER OF STEPS INCLUDING THE FOLLOWING IT DOES WITH NEW DRUGS OR MEDICAL DEVICES (OWEVER THE AGENCY HAS AUTHORITY TO TAKE ACTION IF WIRELESS PHONES ARE SHOWN TO EMIT 2ADIO &REQUENCY 2& ENERGY AT A LEVEL THAT IS HAZARDOUS TO THE USER )N SUCH A CASE THE &$! COULD REQUIRE THE MANUFACTURERS OF WIRELESS PHONES TO NOTIFY USERS OF THE HEALTH HAZARD AND TO REPAIR REPLACE OR RECALL THE PHONES SO THAT THE HAZARD NO LONGER EXISTS s $ESIGN WIREL
Safety INFORMATION ON POSSIBLE EFFECTS OF WIRELESS PHONE USE ON HUMAN HEALTH 4HE &$! BELONGS TO AN INTERAGENCY WORKING GROUP OF THE FEDERAL AGENCIES THAT HAVE RESPONSIBILITY FOR DIFFERENT ASPECTS OF 2& SAFETY TO ENSURE COORDINATED EFFORTS AT THE FEDERAL LEVEL 4HE FOLLOWING AGENCIES BELONG TO THIS WORKING GROUP s .ATIONAL )NSTITUTE FOR /CCUPATIONAL 3AFETY AND (EALTH s %NVIRONMENTAL 0ROTECTION !GENCY s /CCUPATIONAL 3AFETY AND (EALTH !DMINISTRATION s .
Safety 165 WITH &## SAFETY GUIDELINES THAT LIMIT 2& EXPOSURE 4HE &## RELIES ON THE &$! AND OTHER HEALTH AGENCIES FOR SAFETY QUESTIONS ABOUT WIRELESS PHONES 4HE &## ALSO REGULATES THE BASE STATIONS THAT THE WIRELESS PHONE NETWORKS RELY UPON 7HILE THESE BASE STATIONS OPERATE AT HIGHER POWER THAN DO THE WIRELESS PHONES THEMSELVES THE 2& EXPOSURES THAT PEOPLE GET FROM THESE BASE STATIONS ARE TYPICALLY THOUSANDS OF TIMES LOWER THAN THOSE THEY CAN GET FROM WIRELESS PHONES "ASE STATIONS ARE THUS NOT THE SUBJE
Safety THE USER S HEAD 4HESE 2& EXPOSURES ARE LIMITED BY &## SAFETY GUIDELINES THAT WERE DEVELOPED WITH THE ADVICE OF THE &$! AND OTHER FEDERAL HEALTH AND SAFETY AGENCIES 7HEN THE PHONE IS LOCATED AT GREATER DISTANCES FROM THE USER THE EXPOSURE TO 2& IS DRASTICALLY LOWER BECAUSE A PERSON S 2& EXPOSURE DECREASES RAPIDLY WITH INCREASING DISTANCE FROM THE SOURCE 4HE SO CALLED hCORDLESS PHONESv WHICH HAVE A BASE UNIT CONNECTED TO THE TELEPHONE WIRING IN A HOUSE TYPICALLY OPERATE AT FAR LOWER POWER LEVE
Safety 167 CHARACTERISTIC OF WIRELESS PHONES HAVE YIELDED CONmICTING RESULTS THAT OFTEN CANNOT BE REPEATED IN OTHER LABORATORIES ! FEW ANIMAL STUDIES HOWEVER HAVE SUGGESTED THAT LOW LEVELS OF 2& COULD ACCELERATE THE DEVELOPMENT OF CANCER IN LABORATORY ANIMALS (OWEVER MANY OF THE STUDIES THAT SHOWED INCREASED TUMOR DEVELOPMENT USED ANIMALS THAT HAD BEEN GENETICALLY ENGINEERED OR TREATED WITH CANCER CAUSING CHEMICALS SO AS TO BE PRE DISPOSED TO DEVELOP CANCER IN THE ABSENCE OF 2& EXPOSURE /THER STUDIES EX
Safety OR ACOUSTIC NEUROMA TUMORS OF THE BRAIN OR SALIVARY GLAND LEUKEMIA OR OTHER CANCERS .ONE OF THE STUDIES DEMONSTRATED THE EXISTENCE OF ANY HARMFUL HEALTH EFFECTS FROM WIRELESS PHONE 2& EXPOSURES (OWEVER NONE OF THE STUDIES CAN ANSWER QUESTIONS ABOUT LONG TERM EXPOSURES SINCE THE AVERAGE PERIOD OF PHONE USE IN THESE STUDIES WAS AROUND THREE YEARS 5.
Safety 169 TEN OR MORE YEARS FOLLOW UP MAY BE NEEDED TO PROVIDE ANSWERS ABOUT SOME HEALTH EFFECTS SUCH AS CANCER 4HIS IS BECAUSE THE INTERVAL BETWEEN THE TIME OF EXPOSURE TO A CANCER CAUSING AGENT AND THE TIME TUMORS DEVELOP IF THEY DO MAY BE MANY MANY YEARS 4HE INTERPRETATION OF EPIDEMIOLOGICAL STUDIES IS HAMPERED BY DIFlCULTIES IN MEASURING ACTUAL 2& EXPOSURE DURING DAY TO DAY USE OF WIRELESS PHONES -ANY FACTORS AFFECT THIS MEASUREMENT SUCH AS THE ANGLE AT WHICH THE PHONE IS HELD OR WHICH MODEL OF PHO
Safety 4HE &$! HAS BEEN A LEADING PARTICIPANT IN THE 7ORLD (EALTH /RGANIZATION )NTERNATIONAL %LECTRO -AGNETIC &IELDS %-& 0ROJECT SINCE ITS INCEPTION IN !N INmUENTIAL RESULT OF THIS WORK HAS BEEN THE DEVELOPMENT OF A DETAILED AGENDA OF RESEARCH NEEDS THAT HAS DRIVEN THE ESTABLISHMENT OF NEW RESEARCH PROGRAMS AROUND THE WORLD 4HE PROJECT HAS ALSO HELPED DEVELOP A SERIES OF PUBLIC INFORMATION DOCUMENTS ON %-& ISSUES 4HE &$! AND THE #ELLULAR 4ELECOMMUNICATIONS )NTERNET !SSOCIATION #4)! HAVE A
Safety 171 USERS 4HE #2!$! WILL ALSO INCLUDE A BROAD ASSESSMENT OF ADDITIONAL RESEARCH NEEDS IN THE CONTEXT OF THE LATEST RESEARCH DEVELOPMENTS AROUND THE WORLD 7.
Safety -EASUREMENT 4HE EXPOSURE LIMIT TAKES INTO CONSIDERATION THE BODY S ABILITY TO REMOVE HEAT FROM THE TISSUES THAT ABSORB ENERGY FROM THE WIRELESS PHONE AND IS SET WELL BELOW LEVELS KNOWN TO HAVE EFFECTS -ANUFACTURERS OF WIRELESS PHONES MUST REPORT THE 2& EXPOSURE LEVEL FOR EACH MODEL OF PHONE TO THE &## 4HE &## WEBSITE HTTP WWW FCC GOV CGB CELLULAR HTML GIVES DIRECTIONS FOR LOCATING THE &## IDENTIlCATION NUMBER ON YOUR PHONE SO YOU CAN lND YOUR PHONE S 2& EXPOSURE LEVEL IN THE ONLINE LISTI
Safety 173 &$! SCIENTISTS AND ENGINEERS 4HE STANDARD h2ECOMMENDED 0RACTICE FOR $ETERMINING THE 3PATIAL 0EAK 3PECIlC !BSORPTION 2ATE 3!2 IN THE (UMAN "ODY $UE TO 7IRELESS #OMMUNICATIONS $EVICES %XPERIMENTAL 4ECHNIQUESv SETS FORTH THE lRST CONSISTENT TEST METHODOLOGY FOR MEASURING THE RATE AT WHICH 2& IS DEPOSITED IN THE HEADS OF WIRELESS PHONE USERS 4HE TEST METHOD USES A TISSUE SIMULATING MODEL OF THE HUMAN HEAD 3TANDARDIZED 3!2 TEST METHODOLOGY IS EXPECTED TO GREATLY IMPROVE THE CONSISTENCY OF MEASUR
Safety )F THERE IS A RISK FROM THESE PRODUCTS AND AT THIS POINT WE DO NOT KNOW THAT THERE IS IT IS PROBABLY VERY SMALL "UT IF YOU ARE CONCERNED ABOUT AVOIDING EVEN POTENTIAL RISKS YOU CAN TAKE A FEW SIMPLE STEPS TO MINIMIZE YOUR EXPOSURE TO 2ADIO &REQUENCY 2& ENERGY 3INCE TIME IS A KEY FACTOR IN HOW MUCH EXPOSURE A PERSON RECEIVES REDUCING THE AMOUNT OF TIME SPENT USING A WIRELESS PHONE WILL REDUCE 2& EXPOSURE )F YOU MUST CONDUCT EXTENDED CONVERSATIONS BY WIRELESS PHONE EVERY DAY YOU COULD PLACE MO
Safety 175 10.
Safety SCIENTIlC EVIDENCE THAT ANY HEALTH HAZARD EXISTS 11.
Safety 177 PHONES AND HELPED DEVELOP A VOLUNTARY STANDARD SPONSORED BY THE )NSTITUTE OF %LECTRICAL AND %LECTRONIC %NGINEERS )%%% 4HIS STANDARD SPECIlES TEST METHODS AND PERFORMANCE REQUIREMENTS FOR HEARING AIDS AND WIRELESS PHONES SO THAT NO INTERFERENCE OCCURS WHEN A PERSON USES A hCOMPATIBLEv PHONE AND A hCOMPATIBLEv HEARING AID AT THE SAME TIME 4HIS STANDARD WAS APPROVED BY THE )%%% IN 4HE &$! CONTINUES TO MONITOR THE USE OF WIRELESS PHONES FOR POSSIBLE INTERACTIONS WITH OTHER MEDICAL DEVICES
Safety 2ESEARCH Driving &EDERAL #OMMUNICATIONS #OMMISSION &## 2& 3AFETY 0ROGRAM HTTP WWW FCC GOV OET RFSAFETY #HECK THE LAWS AND REGULATIONS ON THE USE OF WIRELESS PHONES IN THE AREAS WHERE YOU DRIVE AND ALWAYS OBEY THEM !LSO IF USING YOUR PHONE WHILE DRIVING PLEASE OBSERVE THE FOLLOWING )NTERNATIONAL #OMMISSION ON .
Safety 179 CONDITIONS OR THE LAW REQUIRE IT 10 Driver Safety Tips 9OUR WIRELESS PHONE GIVES YOU THE POWERFUL ABILITY TO COMMUNICATE BY VOICE ALMOST ANYWHERE ANYTIME !N IMPORTANT RESPONSIBILITY ACCOMPANIES THE BENElTS OF WIRELESS PHONES ONE THAT EVERY USER MUST UPHOLD 7HEN OPERATING A CAR DRIVING IS YOUR lRST RESPONSIBILITY 7HEN USING YOUR WIRELESS PHONE BEHIND THE WHEEL OF A CAR PRACTICE GOOD COMMON SENSE AND REMEMBER THE FOLLOWING TIPS 1.
Safety 2. 7HEN AVAILABLE USE A HANDS FREE DEVICE ! NUMBER OF HANDS FREE WIRELESS PHONE ACCESSORIES ARE READILY AVAILABLE TODAY 7HETHER YOU CHOOSE AN INSTALLED MOUNTED DEVICE FOR YOUR WIRELESS PHONE OR A SPEAKER PHONE ACCESSORY TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THESE DEVICES IF AVAILABLE TO YOU 3.
Safety 181 5. $ON T TAKE NOTES OR LOOK UP PHONE NUMBERS WHILE DRIVING )F YOU ARE READING AN ADDRESS BOOK OR BUSINESS CARD OR WRITING A hTO DOv LIST WHILE DRIVING A CAR YOU ARE NOT WATCHING WHERE YOU ARE GOING )T IS COMMON SENSE $O NOT GET CAUGHT IN A DANGEROUS SITUATION BECAUSE YOU ARE READING OR WRITING AND NOT PAYING ATTENTION TO THE ROAD OR NEARBY VEHICLES 6.
Safety DRIVING DO NOT MIX THEY ARE DISTRACTING AND EVEN DANGEROUS WHEN YOU ARE BEHIND THE WHEEL OF A CAR -AKE PEOPLE YOU ARE TALKING WITH AWARE YOU ARE DRIVING AND IF NECESSARY SUSPEND CONVERSATIONS WHICH HAVE THE POTENTIAL TO DIVERT YOUR ATTENTION FROM THE ROAD 8.
Safety 183 DANGER CALL OR OTHER LOCAL EMERGENCY NUMBER AS YOU WOULD WANT OTHERS TO DO FOR YOU 10.
Safety REGARDING SUCH USE 3UCH LAWS OR OTHER REGULATIONS MAY PROHIBIT OR OTHERWISE RESTRICT THE MANNER IN WHICH A DRIVER MAY USE HIS OR HER PHONE WHILE OPERATING A VEHICLE
Limited Warranty Statement 185 Limited Warranty Statement 1. WHAT THIS WARRANTY COVERS: ,' OFFERS YOU A LIMITED WARRANTY THAT THE ENCLOSED SUBSCRIBER UNIT AND ITS ENCLOSED ACCESSORIES WILL BE FREE FROM DEFECTS IN MATERIAL AND WORKMANSHIP ACCORDING TO THE FOLLOWING TERMS AND CONDITIONS 4HE LIMITED WARRANTY FOR THE PRODUCT EXTENDS FOR 47%,6% -/.4(3 BEGINNING ON THE DATE OF PURCHASE OF THE PRODUCT WITH VALID PROOF OF PURCHASE OR ABSENT VALID PROOF OF PURCHASE &)&4%%. -/.
Limited Warranty Statement 4HIS WARRANTY IS GOOD ONLY TO THE ORIGINAL PURCHASER OF THE PRODUCT DURING THE WARRANTY PERIOD AS LONG AS IT IS IN THE 5 3 INCLUDING !LASKA (AWAII 5 3 4ERRITORIES AND #ANADA 4HE EXTERNAL HOUSING AND COSMETIC PARTS SHALL BE FREE OF DEFECTS AT THE TIME OF SHIPMENT AND THEREFORE SHALL NOT BE COVERED UNDER THESE LIMITED WARRANTY TERMS 5PON REQUEST FROM ,' THE CONSUMER MUST PROVIDE INFORMATION TO REASONABLY PROVE THE DATE OF PURCHASE 4HE CUSTOMER SHALL BEAR THE C
Limited Warranty Statement 187 2.
Limited Warranty Statement APPLICABLE LIMITED WARRANTY PERIOD 0RODUCTS WHICH HAVE HAD THE SERIAL NUMBER REMOVED OR MADE ILLEGIBLE 4HIS LIMITED WARRANTY IS IN LIEU OF ALL OTHER WARRANTIES EXPRESS OR IMPLIED EITHER IN FACT OR BY OPERATIONS OF LAW STATUTORY OR OTHERWISE INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO ANY IMPLIED WARRANTY OF MARKETABILITY OR lTNESS FOR A PARTICULAR USE $AMAGE RESULTING FROM USE OF NON ,' APPROVED ACCESSORIES !LL PLASTIC SURFACES AND ALL OTHER EXTERNALLY EXPOSED PARTS THAT AR
Limited Warranty Statement 189 3.
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