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Contents
Sony Ericsson K810i
Assembly, SIM card, battery,
Settings, Internet, RSS, synchronizing,
USB cable, Update service.
Getting to Know the Cell
Alarm clock, calendar, tasks, profiles,
Cell phone overview, menus,
navigation, entering letters, activity
Micro™ (M2™).
Why doesn’t the cell phone work
Calls, video calls, contacts, voice
Sony Ericsson Consumer Web site,
service and support, safe and efficient
warranty, declaration of conformity.
Text messaging, picture messaging,
Handsfree, Music and Video player,
VideoDJ™, games and more.
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PIN
Getting Started
You may need a PIN (Personal Identity
Number) for your SIM card to start
your cell phone and activate services.
When you enter your PIN, each digit
appears as *, unless the PIN starts
with the same digits as an emergency
number, for example 112. This allows
for emergency calls without entering
Assembly, SIM card, battery, turning
on, help, calls.
More information and
downloads are available at
Assembly
a PIN. Press
to correct mistakes.
To use your cell phone
1 Insert the SIM card and the battery.
2 Charge the battery.
If you enter the wrong PIN three times in
a row, PIN Blocked appears. To unblock
it, you need to enter your PUK (Personal
3 Turn on your cell phone.
SIM card
Battery
When you register as a subscriber with
a network operator, you get a SIM
(Subscriber Identity Module) card.
The SIM card contains a computer
chip that keeps track of items such
as your phone number, the services
included in your subscription, and
names and numbers in your contacts.
Some functions use more battery
power than others and may cause
a need for more frequent re-charging.
If talk time or standby time become
noticeably shorter, you may have
to replace the battery. Only use
approved batteries from Sony Ericsson
Save contact information on your SIM
card before removing it from another
cell phone; for example, contacts may
be saved in the phone memory.
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SIM Card and Battery
To insert SIM card and battery
To charge the battery
≈ 30 min
≈ 2.5 h
1 Remove the battery cover.
2 Slide the SIM card into its holder with
the contacts facing down.
3 Insert the battery with the label side up
and the connectors facing each other.
4 Slide the battery cover into place.
1 Connect the charger plug to the cell
phone with the symbol facing upwards.
2 It may take up to 30 minutes before
the battery icon appears.
3 Wait approximately 2.5 hours or until
the battery icon indicates a full charge.
Press a key to activate the screen.
4 Pull out the charger plug by tilting the
plug upwards.
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Turning On Your Cell Phone
If predefined settings for Internet and
MMS exist in your cell phone, you may
not need more settings. If you use
Settings Download, you must register
the cell phone at Sony Ericsson. A text
message is sent. No personal data will
be transferred to or processed by
Sony Ericsson.
Make sure the cell phone is charged
and a SIM card inserted before turning
it on. After turning on, use the setup
wizard to quickly and easily prepare
for use.
To turn on the cell phone
Contact your network operator or service
provider for more information.
Help in Your Cell Phone
Help and information is available
in your cell phone at any time.
To use the setup wizard
} Settings } the General tab } Setup
Wizard and select an option:
1 Press and hold down . The first
startup may take a few minutes.
2 Select to use the cell phone in:
• Normal Mode – full functionality
• Flight Mode – limited functionality
with network, FM radio, Bluetooth™
Menu.
• Settings Download
• Basic Setup
• Tips and Tricks.
To view information about functions
Scroll to a function } More } Info,
if available.
3 Enter your SIM card PIN, if requested.
4 At first startup, select the language for
your phone menus.
5 } Yes for the setup wizard to help you.
6 Follow the instructions to complete
setup.
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To view the phone demonstration
} Entertainment } Demo Tour.
Follow onboard regulations, flight crew
instructions for use of electronic devices.
Settings Download
To view Flight Mode menu options
} Settings } the General tab } Flight
Mode and select an option.
Automatically set up functions in
your cell phone that use the Internet;
Internet, picture messaging, email,
My friends, synchronization, update
service, blog and streaming.
Making and Receiving Calls
The cell phone must be in normal mode.
You can use Settings Download
To make a call
if your SIM supports the service, your
cell phone is connected to a network,
it is started in normal mode and does
not already have predefined settings.
Enter a phone number (with international
prefix and area code if applicable)
} Call to make the call or } More
Contact your network operator or service
provider for more information.
To receive a call
When the cell phone rings } Answer
or } Busy to reject the call.
Flight Mode Menu
If you turn on the cell phone and Flight
Mode menu is activated, select from
Normal Mode with full functionality or
Flight Mode with limited functionality.
Network, radio and Bluetooth
To end a call
} End Call.
transceivers are turned off to prevent
disturbance to sensitive equipment.
You can, for example, play music or
write a text message to send later
but not make calls in an airplane.
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Getting to Know the Cell Phone
Cell phone overview, menus, navigation, entering letters, activity menu,
file manager, Memory Stick Micro™ (M2™).
Cell phone overview
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Video call camera, ear speaker
Photo key: From standby, view camera album pictures in full view.
When using the camera, select shoot mode.
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Play/stop button
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Memory Stick Micro™ (M2™) slot
Screen
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Selection key
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Internet key
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Back key
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Navigation key/music player control
Power on/off button
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Photo key: From standby, view camera album thumbnail pictures.
When using the camera, select scene/video night mode.
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Volume, camera digital zoom buttons
Selection key
Activity menu key
Camera button
Clear key
Infrared port
Silent key
Connector for charger, handsfree and USB cable
Active camera lens cover
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Menu Overview
PlayNow™*
Internet*
Entertainment
Online Services*
Radio
Games
TrackID™
Video Player
VideoDJ™
PhotoDJ™
MusicDJ™
Remote Control
Record Sound
Demo Tour
Cyber-shot™
Messaging
Music Player
Write New
Inbox
Now Playing
Artists
Email
RSS Reader
Drafts
Tracks
Playlists
Outbox
Sent Messages
Saved Messages
My Friends*
Call Voicemail
Templates
Settings
File Manager**
Contacts
Video Call
Camera Album
Music
New Contact
Pictures
Videos
Themes
Web Pages
Games
Applications
Other
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Calls**
Organizer
Alarms
Applications
Calendar
Tasks
All
Answered
Dialed
Missed
Notes
Synchronization
Timer
Stopwatch
Calculator
Code Memo
Settings**
General
Profiles
Sounds & Alerts
Ring Volume
Ringtone
Silent Mode
Increasing Ring
Vibrating Alert
Message Alert
Key Sound
Display
Wallpaper
Themes
Startup Screen
Screen Saver
Clock Size
Brightness
Sleep Mode Clock
Edit Line Names*
Calls
Speed Dial
Forward Calls
Switch to Line 2*
Manage Calls
Time & Cost*
Connectivity*
Bluetooth
Infrared Port
USB
Synchronization
Device Management
Time & Date
Language
Update Service
Voice Control
New Events
Shortcuts
Flight Mode
Security
Setup Wizard
Phone Status
Master Reset
Show/Hide My No. Mobile Networks
Handsfree
Data Communication
Internet Settings
Streaming Settings
Accessories
* Some menus are operator-, network- and subscription-dependent.
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Navigation keys
Navigation
The main menus are shown as icons.
Some submenus include tabs. Scroll
to a tab by pressing the navigation key
left or right and selecting an option.
Key
Go to the main menus or select highlighted items.
Move through the menus and tabs.
Select options shown immediately above these keys on the screen.
Go back one level in the menus.
Press and hold down to return to standby or to end a function.
Delete items, such as pictures, sounds and contacts.
During a call, press and hold down to mute the microphone.
Open the browser.
Open or pause the music player.
Press and hold down to take a picture or record a video clip.
Press and hold down to call your voicemail service (if set).
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Press and hold down any of these keys to reach a contact beginning
with a specific letter.
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Press a number key and } Call to speed dial.
Turn off the ringtone when receiving a call.
Press and hold down to set the cell phone to silent.
The alarm sounds even if the cell phone is set to silent.
View status information in standby.
Increase the volume during a call, or when using the music player.
Zoom out when using the camera or viewing pictures.
Press and hold down to go back one track.
Press twice to reject a call.
Press and hold down to voice dial, alternatively say your magic
Decrease the volume during a call, or when using the music player.
Zoom in when using the camera or viewing pictures.
Press and hold down to go forward one track.
Press and hold down to voice dial, alternatively say your magic
Use left or right photo keys to view camera album pictures from
standby, for full or thumbnail views.
} Info
Find more information, explanations or tips about selected features,
} More
Enter a list of options. There are different alternatives in the list
of options depending on where you are in the menus.
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Status Bar
Shortcuts
Some of the icons that may appear:
Use keypad shortcuts to quickly go
to menus or navigation key shortcuts
to quickly reach certain functions. You
can edit the navigation key shortcuts
to suit your needs.
Icon Description
3G (UMTS) network is available.
GSM network signal strength.
Battery status.
Using keypad shortcuts
In standby, go to menus by pressing
and then enter the number of the
menu. Menu numbering starts from
the top left icon and moves across and
then down row by row, for example,
Battery charging, appears
with battery status icon.
Missed incoming call.
Text message received.
Email message received.
Picture message received.
Voice message received.
Ongoing call.
press
the tenth, eleventh and twelfth items,
press and respectively.
To go back to standby, press and hold
down
for the fifth menu item. For
,
.
Using navigation key shortcuts
In standby, go to a shortcuts menu or
function by pressing
,
,
or
.
To edit a navigation key shortcut
} Settings } General tab } Shortcuts
Key lock is on.
and select a shortcut } Edit.
Handsfree is connected.
Phone Language
Select the language to use in the
phone menus or when writing text.
Radio playing in the
background.
Calendar reminder.
Task reminder.
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To change the phone language
} Settings } General tab } Language
} Phone Language. Select
a language.
Options when entering letters
} More for options when writing
a message.
To enter letters using multitap input
In standby, you can also press
• Press
the desired character appears.
• Press to shift between capital
and lower-case letters.
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repeatedly until
8888
selection.
0000
for automatic language
for English.
• Press and hold down
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Most SIM cards automatically set the
menu language to the language of the
country where you bought your SIM
card. If not, the predefined language
is English.
to enter numbers.
• Press
to delete letters or numbers.
for the most common
• Press
punctuation marks.
• Press
to add a space.
To select writing language
1 } Settings } the General tab
} Language } Writing Language.
2 Scroll to the language to use and
mark it. } Save to exit the menu.
T9™ Text Input
The T9 Text Input method uses
a built-in dictionary to recognize the
most commonly used word for each
sequence of key presses. This way,
you press each key only once, even
if the letter you want is not the first
letter on the key.
Entering Letters
Enter letters in one of the following
ways (text input methods), for example,
when writing messages:
To enter letters using T9 Text Input
1 To enter text, you have to be in a
function where text input is possible,
for example, } Messaging } Write
New } Text Message.
• Multitap text input
• T9™ Text Input.
To change the text input method
Before, or when entering letters, press
2 For example, to write the word “Jane”,
press
,
,
,
.
and hold down
method.
to change the
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3 If the word shown is the one you want,
press to accept and add a space.
To accept a word without adding a
space, press . If the word shown is
To turn next word prediction on/off
When entering letters } More
} Writing Options } Next Word Pred.
To use next word prediction
When entering letters, press
to accept or continue.
not the one you want, press
or
repeatedly to view alternative words.
Accept a word and add a space by
pressing
4 Continue writing the message. To enter
a punctuation mark, press and
then or repeatedly, press
to accept and add a space.
.
Activity Menu
You can open the activity menu
almost anywhere in the cell phone
to view and handle new events, and
access bookmarks and shortcuts.
To add words to the T9 Text Input
dictionary
To open and close the activity menu
1 When entering letters } More
} Spell Word.
2 Edit the word by using multitap input.
Press
.
Activity menu tabs
• New Events – such as missed calls
and messages. When a new event
occurs, the tab appears. Press
to dismiss an event from the event
tab. New events can also be set
to appear as pop-up text instead,
} Settings } the General tab
} New Events } Popup.
Use
and
to move the cursor
between the letters. To delete
a character, press
. To delete
the entire word, press and hold down
.
When you have edited the word
} Insert. The word is added to the
T9 Text Input dictionary. Next time
you enter this word using T9 Text
Input, it appears in alternative words.
• Running Apps – applications that
are running in the background.
Select an application to return
Next word prediction
to it or press
to end it.
When writing a message, you can use
T9 Text Input to predict the next word,
if previously used in a sentence.
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• My Shortcuts – add, delete
and change the order of shortcuts.
When you select a shortcut and the
application opens, other programs
are closed or minimized.
To insert and remove a memory card
• Internet – your Internet bookmarks.
When you select a bookmark and
the browser opens, other programs
are closed or minimized.
1 Open the cover and insert as shown
(with the contacts facing up).
2 Press the edge of the memory card
to release and remove it.
You can also move and copy files
between the cell phone, a computer
and a memory card. If you have
a memory card inserted, files are
automatically saved to it first and
then to the phone memory.
File Manager
Use the file manager to handle items
such as pictures, videos, music,
themes, Web pages, games and
applications saved in the phone
memory or on a Memory Stick
Micro™ (M2™) memory card.
You may have to separately purchase
a memory card for your cell phone.
Create subfolders to move or copy
files to. Games and applications can
be moved within the Games and
Applications folders and from the
phone memory to a memory card.
Unrecognized files are saved in the
Other folder. When handling files, you
can select several or all files in a folder
at the same time for all items except
Games and Applications.
Memory Stick Micro™ (M2™)
A memory card adds more storage
space to your cell phone to save,
for example, pictures or music. It can
also be used as a portable memory,
compatible with other devices like
printers and computers.
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All files are automatically saved in the
phone memory. If all available memory
is full, you cannot save any files until
content is removed.
To move or copy a file to memory
1 } File Manager and select a folder.
2 Scroll to a file } More } Manage File
} Move to move the file or Copy
to copy the file.
File manager menu tabs
3 Select to move or copy the file to
Phone or Memory Stick } Select.
The file manager is divided into three
tabs, and icons are included to indicate
where the files are saved.
To move or copy files to a computer
• All Files – all content in the phone
memory and on a Memory Stick
Micro™ (M2™).
• On Memory Stick – all content on
a Memory Stick Micro™ (M2™).
• In Phone – all content in the phone
memory.
To create a subfolder
1 } File Manager and open a folder.
2 } More } New Folder and enter
a name for the folder.
3 } OK to save the folder.
File information
To select several files
View file information by highlighting
it } More } Information. Items that are
downloaded, or received using one of
the available transfer methods, may
be copyright-protected. If a file is
protected, you may not be able to
copy or send it. Such a file has a key
symbol.
1 } File Manager and open a folder.
2 } More } Mark } Mark Several.
3 Scroll to select files } Mark
or Unmark.
To select all files in a folder
} File Manager and open a folder
} More } Mark } Mark All.
To use a file from the file manager
1 } File Manager and open a folder.
2 Scroll to a file } More.
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To delete a file or a subfolder from
the file manager
1 } File Manager and open a folder.
Calling
Calls, video calls, contacts, voice
control, call options.
2 Scroll to a file } More } Delete.
Memory card options
Check memory status or format
a memory card to delete all information.
Making and Receiving Calls
Before you can make or receive any
calls, you must turn on your cell phone
and be within range of a network.
To use memory card options
} File Manager and select the
On Memory Stick tab } More
for options.
Networks
When you turn on the cell phone,
it automatically selects your home
network if this is within range. If it is
not within range, you may use another
network, provided your network
operator has an agreement that allows
you to do so. This is called roaming.
Select the network to use, or you
can add a network to your preferred
networks. You can also change the
order in which networks are selected
during an automatic search.
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To view available network options
} Settings and use or to scroll
to the Connectivity tab } Mobile
To make international calls
1 Press and hold down
until
a + sign appears.
Networks.
2 Enter the country code, area code
(without the first zero) and phone
number } Call to make a voice call
or } More } Make Video Call.
Your cell phone also switches
automatically between GSM and
3G (UMTS) networks depending on
availability. Some network operators
allow you to switch networks manually,
as searching for unavailable networks
consumes battery power.
To redial a number
If a call connection fails and Retry?
appears } Yes.
Do not hold the cell phone to your ear
when waiting. When the call connects,
the cell phone gives a loud signal, unless
muted.
To switch networks
1 } Settings } Connectivity } Mobile
Networks } GSM/3G Networks.
2 } GSM and 3G (automatic)
or } GSM Only.
For more information, contact
your network operator.
To answer or reject a call
} Answer or } Busy.
To turn off the microphone
1 Press and hold down
.
To make a call
2 To resume the conversation,
1 Enter a phone number (with
international country code
and area code, if applicable).
2 } Call to make a voice call or
} More to view options, such as
3 } End Call to end the call.
press and hold down
again.
To turn the loudspeaker on or
off during a voice call
} More } Turn On Speaker
or Turn Off Speaker.
Do not hold the cell phone to your
ear when using the loudspeaker.
This could damage your hearing.
You can call numbers from your
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To change the ear speaker volume
Press to increase or to
decrease the ear speaker volume
during a call.
In some countries, other emergency
numbers may also be promoted. Your
network operator may therefore have
saved additional local emergency
numbers on the SIM card.
Missed calls
To make an emergency call
Enter 112 (the international emergency
number) } Call.
When the activity menu is set to default,
missed calls appear in the New Events
tab in standby. If pop-up is set to
default, Missed calls: appears in
To view your local emergency
numbers
} Contacts } More } Options
} Special Numbers
} Emergency Nos.
To check missed calls from standby
• If activity menu is set to default:
Press
and use
or
to scroll
to the New Events tab and use
or to select a number } Call to call.
• If pop-up is set to default:
Video Call
See a person on screen during calls.
} Calls and use
or
to scroll
or
Before you start
to the Missed tab. Scroll
To make a video call, both you
and the person you are calling need
a subscription that supports the 3G
(UMTS) service, and you need to be
within range of a 3G (UMTS) network.
A 3G (UMTS) service is available when
the 3G icon appears in the status bar.
to select a number } Call to call.
Emergency Calls
Your cell phone supports international
emergency numbers, for example, 112,
911. These numbers can normally be
used to make emergency calls in any
country, with or without a SIM card
inserted, if a 3G (UMTS) or GSM
network is within range.
Video call demo mode
You can use most video call functions
without making a call, for example,
to prepare a camera view before calling.
} Video Call.
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To make a video call
• Save Picture – save the image shown
in the large view, for example, the
incoming caller image.
When a 3G (UMTS) service is
available, you can make a video
call in one of the following ways:
• Camera – options
• Brightness – adjust the level for
the outgoing picture.
• Enter a phone number (international
prefix and area code if applicable)
} More } Make Video Call.
• Turn On Night M. – use when
lighting conditions are poor. This
setting affects the outgoing video.
• Sound – options during a video call
• Turn Off Speaker/Turn on Speaker
– incoming sound.
• } Contacts and select the contact to
call. Use
or
to select a number
} More } Make Video Call.
• } Video Call } Call.... } Contacts
to retrieve a phone number } Call
or enter a phone number } Call.
• Mute Microphone/Unmute Mic. –
microphone off or on.
• Transfer Sound – to and from
Bluetooth handsfree equipment.
• Layout – options
To zoom the outgoing video in or out
Press
video and press
to zoom in the outgoing
to zoom out.
• Switch Pictures – show incoming
or outgoing video in full size view.
• Hide Small Picture/
To accept an incoming video call
} Answer.
Show Small Pic.
To end a video call
} End Call.
• Mirror Image – show the outgoing
camera picture.
• Settings – when answering
• Answer Mode – set the video
call camera to on or off.
Video call options
} More for the following options:
• Alternative Picture – set a picture
to show to the recipient when the
camera is off.
• Audio Options – select if
microphone, speaker phone,
or both should be on or off.
• Switch Camera – to switch between
the main and video call cameras. Use
the main camera to show a full image
of your surroundings to the recipient.
• Stop Camera/Start Camera – turn the
video camera off or on. An alternative
picture is shown when off.
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• Video Quality – select picture
quality for video calls. Changes do
not take effect during an ongoing call.
• Contacts – go to contacts.
Phone contacts
Save contacts in the cell phone with
names, phone numbers and personal
information. You can also add pictures
and ringtones to contacts. Use
and to scroll between tabs and
their information fields.
• Switch To Voice – switch to voice call.
,
,
Contacts
You can save your contact information
in the phone memory or on a SIM card.
The following is available:
To add a phone contact
1 If Phone Contacts is selected as
default, } Contacts } New Contact
} Add.
2 Enter the name } OK.
3 Enter the number } OK.
4 Select a number option.
5 Scroll between tabs and select the
fields to add information. To enter
symbols such as @, } More } Add
You can choose which contact
information – Phone Contacts or
SIM Contacts – is shown as default.
For useful information and settings
} Contacts } More } Options.
Default contacts
If Phone Contacts is selected as
default, your contacts show all the
information saved in Contacts. If you
select SIM Contacts as default, your
contacts show information depending
on the SIM card.
Symbol and select a symbol } Insert.
6 When all information is added } Save.
SIM contacts
Save contacts on your SIM card.
To add a SIM contact
To select default contacts
1 If SIM Contacts is selected as default,
} Contacts } New Contact } Add.
2 Enter the name } OK.
3 Enter the number } OK and select
a number option. Add more information,
if available } Save.
1 } Contacts } More } Options
} Advanced } Default Contacts.
2 } Phone Contacts or SIM Contacts.
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To delete a contact
1 } Contacts and scroll to a contact.
• Add a picture or a ringtone
to a phone contact.
• Edit contacts.
2 Press
and select Yes.
• Synchronize your contacts.
To delete all phone contacts
To call a phone contact
} Contacts } More } Options
} Advanced } Delete All Contacts
} Yes and } Yes. Names and numbers
on the SIM card are not deleted.
1 } Contacts. Scroll to, or enter the
first letter or letters of the contact.
2 When the contact is highlighted press
or
to select a number } Call
To automatically save names
and phone numbers on the SIM card
or } More } Make Video Call.
To call a SIM contact
} Contacts } More } Options
} Advanced } Auto Save on SIM
and select On.
• If SIM Contacts is default } Contacts
and when the contact is highlighted
press
or
to select a number
Memory status
} Call or } More } Make Video Call.
• If Phone Contacts is set as default
} Contacts } More } Options } SIM
Contacts and select the contact } Call
or } More } Make Video Call.
The number of contacts you can
save in the cell phone or on the SIM
card depends on available memory.
To view memory status
} Contacts } More } Options
} Advanced } Memory Status.
To send a contact
} Contacts and select a contact
} More } Send Contact and select
a transfer method.
Using Contacts
Contacts can be used in many ways.
Below you can see how to:
To send all contacts
} Contacts } More } Options
} Advanced } Send All Contacts
and select a transfer method.
• Call phone and SIM contacts.
• Send phone contacts to another
device.
• Copy contacts to cell phone and
SIM card.
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To copy names and numbers
to the SIM card
1 } Contacts } More } Options
} Advanced } Copy to SIM.
2 Select one of the alternatives.
To edit a SIM contact
1 If SIM contacts is default } Contacts
and select the name and number
to edit. If phone contacts is default
} Contacts } More } Options } SIM
Contacts and select the name and
number to edit.
When copying all contacts from the
cell phone to the SIM card, all existing
SIM card information is replaced.
2 } More } Edit Contact and edit the
name and number.
To copy names and numbers
to phone contacts
1 } Contacts } More } Options
} Advanced } Copy from SIM.
2 Select one of the alternatives.
To select the sort order for contacts
} Contacts } More } Options
} Advanced } Sort Order.
To save and restore contacts
with a memory card
} Contacts } More } Options
} Advanced } Back Up To M.S.
or Restore From M.S.
To add a picture, ringtone sound
or video to a phone contact
1 } Contacts and select the contact
} More } Edit Contact.
2 Select the relevant tab and then select
Picture or Ringtone } Add.
3 Select an option and an item } Save.
Synchronizing Contacts
You can synchronize your contacts
with a contacts application on
the Web. For more information
If your subscription supports Calling
Line Identification (CLI) service, you can
assign personal ringtones to contacts.
Call List
To edit a phone contact
1 } Contacts and select a contact
} More } Edit Contact.
2 Scroll to the relevant tab and
select the field to edit } Edit.
3 Edit the information } Save.
Information about most recent calls.
To call a number from the call list
1 From standby } Calls and select a tab.
2 Scroll to the name or number to call
} Call or } More } Make Video Call.
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To add a call list number to contacts
1 From standby } Calls and select a tab.
2 Scroll to the number to add } More
} Save Number.
3 } New Contact to create a new
contact, or select an existing
contact to add the number to.
To speed dial
From standby, enter the position
number } Call.
Voicemail
If your subscription includes an
answering service, callers can leave
a voicemail message when you cannot
answer a call.
To clear the call list
} Calls and select the All tab } More
} Delete All.
Contact your network operator for
your voicemail number or for more
information.
Speed Dial with Pictures
Save numbers in positions 1-9 in your
cell phone to access them easily. Speed
dial is dependent on your default
example, you can speed dial numbers
saved on the SIM card.
To call your voicemail service
Press and hold down
. If you
have not entered a voicemail number,
} Yes and enter the number.
To edit your voicemail number
} Messaging } Settings } Voicemail
Number.
If you add contacts with pictures
to speed dial positions, the contact
pictures appear for easy reference
Voice Control
Manage calls with your voice
by creating voice commands to:
To edit speed dial numbers
1 } Contacts } More } Options
} Speed Dial.
2 Scroll to the position } Add
or } More } Replace.
• Voice dial – call someone by saying
their name.
• Activate voice control by saying
a “magic word”.
• Answer and reject calls when using
a handsfree.
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Before voice dialing
To turn the caller name on or off
} Settings } the General tab } Voice
Control } Play Caller Name.
Activate the voice dialing function and
record your voice commands. An icon
appears next to a phone number that
has a voice command.
Voice Dialing
Start voice dialing from standby using
the cell phone, a portable handsfree,
a Bluetooth headset or by saying your
magic word.
To activate voice dialing and record
names
1 } Settings } the General tab } Voice
Control } Voice Dialing } Activate
} Yes } New Voice Cmd. and select
a contact.
To make a call
1 From standby, press and hold down
one of the volume keys.
2 Wait for the tone and say a recorded
name, for example “John cell phone”.
The name is played back to you and
the call is connected.
2 If the contact has more than one
number, use
and
to view the
numbers. Select the number to add
the voice command to. Record a voice
command such as “John cell phone”.
3 Instructions appear. Wait for the tone
and say the command to record. The
voice command is played back to you.
4 If the recording sounds OK } Yes.
If not } No and repeat step 3.
To make a call with a handsfree
From standby, press and hold down
the handsfree button, or press the
Bluetooth headset button.
To record another voice command
for a contact } New Voice Cmd.
} Add again and repeat steps 2-4
above.
The Magic Word
Record and use a voice command as
a magic word to activate voice control
without pressing any keys. The magic
word can only be used with a handsfree
or a Bluetooth headset.
Caller name
Hear your recorded contact name when
you receive a call from that contact.
Choose a long, unusual word or phrase
that can easily be distinguished from
ordinary background speech.
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To activate and record the magic word
1 } Settings } the General tab } Voice
Control } Magic Word } Activate.
2 Instructions appear. } Continue. Wait
for the tone and say the magic word.
3 } Yes to accept or } No to record
a new magic word.
4 Instructions appear. } Continue
and select the environments in which
your magic word is to be activated.
5 } Yes to accept or } No for a new
recording.
6 Instructions appear. } Continue and
select the environments in which
voice answering is to be activated.
To answer or reject a call using
voice commands
When the cell phone rings, say:
• “Answer” to connect the call.
• “Busy” to reject the call.
Voice answering
To edit your voice commands
1 } Contacts and scroll to a contact.
2 } More } Edit Contact and scroll
to the relevant tab.
Answer or reject incoming calls
by using your voice, when using
a handsfree.
You can use a MIDI, WAV (16 kHz),
EMY or IMY file as a ringtone with
voice answering.
To rerecord a voice command
1 } Settings } the General tab
} Voice Control } Voice Dialing
} Edit Names.
2 Select a command } More
} Replace Voice.
To activate voice answering and
record voice answer commands
1 } Settings } the General tab } Voice
Control } Voice Answer } Activate.
2 Instructions appear. } Continue.
Wait for the tone and say “Answer”,
or another word.
3 Wait for the tone and say the command.
Forwarding Calls
Forward calls, for example,
to an answering service.
3 } Yes to accept or } No for a new
recording.
4 Instructions appear } Continue.
Wait for the tone and say “Busy”,
or another word.
When the restrict call function is activated,
some forward call options are not available.
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Your cell phone has the following
options:
To activate or deactivate
the call waiting service
} Settings } the Calls tab by using
• Always Forward – all calls.
• When Busy – if a call is ongoing.
• Not Reachable – if turned off
or unreachable.
or
and } Manage Calls } Call
Waiting.
To make a second call
1 } More } Hold to hold the ongoing call.
2 Enter the number to call } More } Call.
• No Reply – if not answered
in a specified time.
To activate a call forward
1 } Settings } the Calls tab } Forward
Calls.
2 Select a call type and forward option
} Activate.
3 Enter the phone number to forward
your calls to, or press Lookup to find
a contact } OK.
Receiving a second voice call
When you receive a second call,
you can:
} Answer and put the ongoing call
on hold.
} Busy to reject and continue with
the ongoing call.
} Replace Active Call to answer
and end the ongoing call.
To deactivate a call forward
Scroll to the forward option
} Deactivate.
Handling two voice calls
If you have calls ongoing and on hold,
you can:
More than One Call
Handle more than one call
simultaneously.
} More } Switch to switch between
the two calls.
} More } Join Calls to join the two
calls.
Call waiting service
} More } Transfer Call to connect
the two calls. You are disconnected
from both calls (operator-dependent).
} End Call and } Yes to retrieve the
call on hold.
When this is activated you hear
a beep if you receive a second call.
} End Call and } No to end both calls.
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You cannot answer a third call without
ending one of the first two calls or
joining them into a conference call.
To have a private conversation
1 } More } Talk to and select the
participant to talk to.
2 } More } Join Calls to resume
the conference call.
Conference Calls
Start a conference call by joining
an ongoing call and a call on hold.
You then put the conference on hold
and add up to five participants, or can
make another call.
Two Voice Lines
Make separate calls with different
phone numbers if your subscription
supports alternate line service.
There may be additional charges for calls
involving multiple parties, contact your
network operator for more information.
To select a line for outgoing calls
} Settings and use
or
to scroll
to the Calls tab. Select line 1 or 2.
To join the two calls into
a conference call
} More } Join Calls.
To change the name of a line
} Settings and use
or
to scroll
to the Display tab } Edit Line Names.
Select the line to edit.
To add a new participant
1 } More } Hold to put the joined calls
on hold.
2 } More } Add Call and call the next
person to add to the conference call.
3 } More } Join Calls.
My Numbers
View, add and edit your own phone
numbers.
To check your phone numbers
} Contacts } More } Options
} Special Numbers } My Numbers
and select one of the options.
4 Repeat steps 1-3 to add more
participants.
To release a participant
} More } Release Party and select
the participant to release from the
conference call.
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• All Incoming – all incoming calls.
• Inc. When Roaming – all incoming
calls when you are abroad
Accept Calls
Only receive calls from certain phone
numbers. If the forward calls option
When Busy is activated, calls are
forwarded.
To activate or deactivate a call
restriction
To add numbers to the accepted
callers list
} Settings and use
to the Calls tab } Manage Calls
} Accept Calls } Only from List
} Edit } Add. Select a contact
1 } Settings and use
or
to scroll
to the Calls tab } Manage Calls
} Restrict Calls. Select an option.
2 Select Activate or Deactivate, enter
your password } OK.
or
to scroll
Fixed Dialing
To accept all calls
} Settings } the Calls tab } Manage
Calls } Accept Calls } All Callers.
The fixed dialing function allows calls
to be made to certain numbers saved
on the SIM card. The fixed numbers
are protected by your PIN2.
Restricted Dialing
Restrict outgoing and incoming calls.
A password from your service provider
is required.
You can still call the international
emergency number, 112, even when
the fixed dialing function is activated.
Partial numbers can be saved. For
example, saving 0123456 allows
calls to be made to all numbers
starting with 0123456.
If you forward incoming calls, you cannot
activate some restrict calls options.
The following calls can be restricted:
• All Outgoing – all outgoing calls.
• Outgoing Intl. – all outgoing
international calls.
When fixed dialing is activated, you may
not be allowed to view or manage any
phone numbers saved on the SIM card.
• Outgoing Intl Roam – all outgoing
international calls except to your
home country.
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To activate or deactivate fixed dialing
1 } Contacts } More } Options
} Special Numbers } Fixed Dialing
and select Activate or Deactivate.
2 Enter your PIN2 } OK and then } OK
again to confirm.
To use tone signals
• Press
to send tones.
• } More } Disable Tones or Enable
Tones to turn the tones on or off
during a call.
-
,
or
• Press
to clear the screen after
To save a fixed number
a call.
} Contacts } More } Options
} Special Numbers } Fixed Dialing
} Fixed Numbers } New Number
and enter the information.
Notepad
Use the screen as a notepad to enter
a phone number during a call. When
you end the call, the number remains
on the screen for you to call or save
in your contacts.
Call Time and Cost
During a call, the duration of the call
is shown. You can check the duration
of your last call, outgoing calls and
the total time of your calls.
To call or save a number from the
notepad
• } Call to call the number.
• } More } Save Number and select
a contact to save the number to.
• } More } New Contact to create a
new contact to save the number to.
To check the call time
} Settings and use
or
to scroll
to the Calls tab } Time & Cost } Call
Timers.
Showing or hiding your number
If your subscription supports the
Calling Line Identification Restriction
(CLIR) service, you can hide your
phone number when making a call.
Additional Calling Functions
Tone signals
Use telephone banking services
or control an answering machine
with tone signals during a call.
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To always show or hide your
phone number
1 } Settings } the Calls tab
} Show/Hide My No.
Business Cards
Add your own business card
as a contact.
To add your own business card
} Contacts } More } Options
} My Business Card and add
information for your business
card } Save.
2 Select Show Number, Hide Number
or Network Default.
Groups
Create a group of numbers and
email addresses to send messages
to several recipients at the same time
groups (with numbers) when you
create accepted callers lists
To send your business card
} Contacts } More } Options
} My Business Card } Send My Card
and select a transfer method.
To create a group of numbers
and email addresses
1 } Contacts } More } Options
} Groups } New Group } Add.
2 Enter a name for the group
} Continue.
3 } New } Add to find and select
a contact number or email address.
4 Repeat step 3 to add more numbers
or email addresses. } Done.
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2 If there is no number shown } Edit
} New Service Center and enter the
number, including the international “+”
prefix and country/region code } Save.
Messaging
Text messaging, picture messaging,
voice messaging, email, My friends.
Your cell phone supports various
messaging services. Please contact
your service provider about
the services you can use,
Sending text messages
For information about entering letters
or for more information, visit
Some language-specific characters use
more space. For some languages you
can deactivate National Chars. to save
space.
Text Messaging (SMS)
Text messages can contain simple
pictures, sound effects, animations,
and melodies. You can also create
and use templates for your messages.
To write and send a text message
1 } Messaging } Write New } Text
Message.
2 Write your message } Continue.
(You can save a message for later
If you send a text message to a group,
you will be charged for each member.
in Drafts by pressing
} Save
message.)
Before you start
3 } Enter Phone No. and enter
a number, or } Contacts Lookup
to retrieve a number or a group from
Contacts, or } Enter Email Address
or select from last used recipients
} Send.
The number to your service center
is supplied by your service provider
and is usually set on the SIM card.
If not, you can enter the number
yourself.
To set a service center number
1 } Messaging } Settings } Text
Message } Service Center. If the
service center number is saved
on the SIM card it is shown.
To send a message to an email address,
you need to set an email gateway number,
} Messaging } Settings } Text Message
} Email Gateway. The number is supplied
by your service provider.
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To copy and paste text in a message
1 When writing your message } More
} Copy & Paste.
To call a number in a text message
Select the phone number displayed
in the message, } Call.
2 } Copy All or } Mark & Copy and
use the navigation key to scroll
and mark text in your message.
3 } More } Copy & Paste } Paste.
Saving and deleting text messages
Received text messages are saved in
the phone memory. When the phone
memory is full, delete messages or
move them to the SIM card to be able
to receive new messages. Messages
saved on the SIM card remain until
they are deleted.
To insert an item in a text message
1 When writing your message } More
} Add Item.
2 Select an option and then an item,
for example, a picture.
To save a message
1 } Messaging } Inbox and select
the message to save.
You can convert your text message to
a picture message. When writing your
message } More } To Picture Msg. and
continue creating a picture message,
2 } More } Save Message.
3 } Saved Messages to save on the
SIM card or } Templates to save
the message as a template in the
cell phone.
Receiving text messages
When you receive a text message,
it appears in the activity menu
if New Events is set to Activity Menu.
} View to read the message.
To save an item in a text message
1 When reading a message, select
the phone number, picture or Web
address to save } More.
2 } Use (the phone number you have
selected appears) } Save Number
to save the phone number or } Save
Picture to save a picture or } Use
(the bookmark you have selected
appears) } Save Bookmark to save
a bookmark.
If New Events is set to Popup, you
are asked if you want to read the text
message. } Yes to read the message
or } No to read it later. When you have
read the text message } More for
options or press
message.
to close the
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To delete a message
1 } Messaging and select a folder.
2 Select the message to delete and
To turn long messages on
} Messaging } Settings } Text
Message } Max. Msg. Length
} Max. Available.
press
.
Templates for text messages
Add a new template or save
a message as a template in your
To save or delete several messages
1 } Messaging and select a folder.
2 Select a message } More } Delete All
Msgs. to delete all messages in the
folder or } Mark Several scroll and
select messages by pressing Mark
or Unmark.
3 } More } Save Message to save
messages or } Delete Messages
to delete messages.
To add a template
1 } Messaging } Templates
} New Template } Text.
2 Insert text } OK.
3 Enter a title } OK.
To use a template
Long messages
1 } Messaging } Templates select
a template } Use } Text Message.
2 Add text or } Continue and select
a recipient to send the message to.
The number of characters allowed
in a text message depends on the
language used for writing. You can
send a long message by linking two
or more messages. You are charged
for each of the messages linked in
a long message. The recipient may
not receive all parts of a long message
at the same time.
Message options
Set a default value for several message
options or choose the settings each
time you send a message.
To set default text message options
} Messaging } Settings } Text
Message and select the options
to change.
Check with your service provider for
the maximum number of messages
that can be linked.
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To set message options for a specific
message
To check the message server
address and Internet profile
1 When the message is written and
a recipient is selected } More
} Advanced.
1 } Messaging } Settings } Picture
Message } MMS Profile and select
a profile.
2 Select an option to change } Edit
and select a new setting } Done.
2 } More } Edit } Message Server
and } More } Edit } Internet Profile.
To check the delivery status of a sent
message
To create and send a picture
message
} Messaging } Sent Messages
and select a text message } View
} More } View Status.
1 } Messaging } Write New } Picture
Message. Scroll
options. Scroll
to use toolbar
or to select an
option. } More for even more options.
2 When ready to send } Continue.
3 } Enter Email Address or } Enter
Phone No. or } Contacts Lookup
to retrieve a number or group in
Contacts or select from last used
recipients } Send.
Picture Messaging (MMS)
Picture messages can contain text,
pictures, camera pictures, slides, sound
recordings, video clips, signatures and
attachments. You can send picture
messages to a cell phone or an email
address.
When writing and editing picture
messages you can use the copy and
Before you start
• Both you and the recipient must
have subscriptions that support
picture messaging.
If no Internet profile or message
server exists, you can receive all
the settings for MMS automatically
from your network operator or from
To set default picture message
options
} Messaging } Settings
} Picture Message and select
options to change.
• The address of your message server
and an Internet profile are set.
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Additional send options
To receive picture messages
When you receive an automatically
downloaded picture message,
it appears in the activity menu if
New Events is set to Activity Menu.
} View to read the message.
Request a read report, a delivery
report, and set a priority for a specific
message. You can also add more
recipients to the message.
To select additional send options
1 When the message is created and
a recipient is selected } More.
2 } Add Recipient to add another
recipient or } Edit Recipients to edit
and add recipients. } Edit Subject
to change the message subject or
} Advanced for more send options.
If New Events is set to Popup, you are
asked if you want to read the picture
message, } Yes to read or play.
} Stop to stop playing or reading,
} Reply or
} More to view options.
Press
to close the message.
To save an item in a picture message
When viewing a picture message
} More } Save Items and select an
item to save from the list that appears.
Receiving picture messages
Select how to download your picture
messages and how to save items that
you receive in picture messages.
Delete picture messages
To set automatic download
Picture messages are saved in the
phone memory. When phone memory
is full, you must delete messages to be
able to receive new messages. Select
} Messaging } Settings } Picture
Message } Auto Download to view
and select one of the following:
• Always – automatic download.
• Ask in Roaming – ask to download
when not in home network.
a message and press
to delete.
Templates for picture messages
Add a new template or use
a pre-defined template.
• Not in Roaming – do not download
when not in home network.
• Always Ask – to download.
• Off – new messages appear in the
Inbox. Select the message and
} View to download.
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To add a template
4 } Enter Email Address for an email
recipient or } Enter Phone No. for a
recipient phone number or } Contacts
Lookup for a number or group in
Contacts or select from last used
recipients } Send.
1 } Messaging } Templates } New
Template } Picture Message.
2 } More to add new items.
3 } Save, enter a title } OK to save
the template.
Receiving voice messages
To use a template
When you receive an automatically
downloaded voice message, the voice
message appears in the activity menu
if New Events is set to Activity Menu.
} Play to listen to the message.
1 } Messaging } Templates and select
a template from the list } Use to use
the template as it is or } More } Edit
Template to edit the template, } Save,
enter a title } OK to save the changes.
2 } Continue and select a recipient
to send the message to or select
a template from the list } Use
If New Events is set to Popup, you are
asked if you want to listen to the voice
message. } Yes to play the message
or } No if you want to play the message
later. When you have listened to the
voice message } More to view a list
} Continue if the template is edited.
Voice Messages
Send and receive a sound recording
as a voice message.
of options. Press
message.
to close the
The sender and receiver must have
a subscription supporting picture
messaging.
Email
Read your email messages in your cell
phone at any time. Write a message,
attach a high-resolution camera picture,
sound recording or video clip, and
send it to your friends or colleagues.
You can also reply to and forward
email in your cell phone, just as you
can on your computer.
To record and send a voice message
1 } Messaging } Write New } Voice
Message.
2 Record your message. } Stop to end.
3 } Send to send the message.
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The email address that you use on
your computer can also be used in
your cell phone. To do this, your cell
phone needs the same email settings
as used by your computer for email
address. To use your computer email
address in your cell phone, do one
of the following:
What information do I need?
The minimum you need is the following:
Setting types
Examples
Connection Type POP3 or IMAP4
Email Address
joe.smith@example.
com
Incoming Server mail.example.com
Receive settings automatically
The easiest way is to have settings
sent directly to your cell phone. Use
Internet on your computer to go to
Username
Password
jsmith
zX123
Outgoing Server mail.example.com
Entering settings manually
There are many different email providers.
Their terminology and required information
may differ. Not all service providers allow
email access.
• You can ask your email provider
for settings information. An email
provider is the person or company
who provided your email address,
for example, your IT administrator
at work or an Internet provider.
• You may have a document at home
from your email provider with the
settings information.
Help in your cell phone
There are also setup instructions and
help information as you enter settings.
To enter email settings
1 } Messaging } Email } Settings.
2 After settings are entered, } Inbox
} More } Send & Receive to access
your email.
• You may find the information in your
computer email program settings.
When settings are entered, your cell
phone can connect to an email server
to send and receive email messages.
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To enter advanced email account
settings (optional in most cases)
1 } Messaging } Email } Settings.
2 Select an account to edit } More
} Edit Account } Advanced Settings.
your email provider or see the User
guide with additional information
To create an email account
1 } Messaging } Email } Settings
} New Account.
2 Enter a name for the account } OK.
For help } Setup Instructions or press
to a setting } Info.
3 Scroll to a setting and enter the
following minimum required settings:
• Email Alert – select the alert sound
for new messages.
• Connect Using – select a data
account (provided by your network
operator, } Info).
3 Press
to select and enter settings,
if required by your email provider, for
example, Check Interval.
To receive and read email messages
1 } Messaging } Email } Inbox
} Send&Rec when the inbox
is empty or } Messaging } Email
} Inbox } More } Send & Receive
to download new messages. This also
sends any messages in the outbox.
2 Select a message in the inbox } View
to read it.
• Email Address – enter your email
To write and send an email message
1 } Messaging } Email } Write New.
2 } Add to enter the recipient field
} Enter Email Address to type an
email address } OK or } Contacts
Lookup to select a recipient from
Contacts } Select or select an email
address from last used recipients
} Select.
address.
• Connection Type – select POP3
or IMAP4.
• Incoming Server – enter the server
name.
• Username – enter the username
for the email account.
• Password – enter the password
for the email account.
• Outgoing Server – enter the server
name.
3 } Edit to enter the recipient field
(after one is added) to add more
recipients select To, Cc or Bcc and
select recipients to add. When you
have selected recipients } Done.
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4 Press
to select the subject field,
3 Write your message in the text field
} OK. To edit the message } Edit.
4 } Continue } Send.
type an email subject } OK. To edit
the subject } Edit.
5 Press
to select the text field,
write your message } OK. To edit
the message } Edit.
To view or save an attachment
in an email message
View a message } More
} Attachments } View to view
the item or select an item to save.
6 Press
to select the attachment
field. } Add and choose the
attachment type to add } Select
to select the attachment to add
} Add to add more attachments.
7 } Continue } Send or More
} Save in Outbox to save and
send later.
Active email account
If you have several email accounts,
you can change which one is active.
To change the active email account
} Messaging } Email } Settings
and select an account.
When writing and editing email
messages you can use the copy and
Push email
Receive a notification in your cell
phone from your email server that
you have new email, if supported
by your email provider.
To save an email message
1 } Messaging } Email } Inbox.
2 Select a message } More } Save
Message } Saved Email.
To turn on push email notification
• When using send & receive, } Yes
to turn on, if required or
• } Messaging } Email } Settings.
Select an account to edit } More
} Edit Account } Advanced Settings
} Push Email and select an option.
To reply to an email message
1 Select the message in the inbox
to reply to } More } Reply or open
the message } Reply.
2 } Yes to include the original message
in your reply or } No to exclude the
original message from your reply.
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To delete an email message (POP3)
1 } Messaging } Email } Inbox } More.
2 } Mark for Deletion or } Mark Several
} Mark or Unmark.
To enter server settings
1 } Messaging } My Friends
} Configure.
2 Add username, password, server
information and select an Internet
profile to use. This information is
supplied by your service provider.
Marked messages will be deleted when
you next connect to your server.
To delete an email message (IMAP4)
1 } Messaging } Email } Inbox } More.
2 } Mark for Deletion or } Mark Several
} Mark or Unmark.
To log in to your My friends server
} Messaging } My Friends } Log In.
To log out
3 } More } Clear Inbox to delete
messages.
} More } Log Out.
To add a contact to the list
} Messaging } My Friends
} the Contacts tab } More
} Add Contact.
All messages marked for deletion
will be deleted in the cell phone
and on the server.
To send a chat message from
My friends
1 } Messaging } My Friends
} the Contacts tab and select
a contact from the list.
2 } Chat and type your message
} Send.
My Friends
Connect and log in to the My friends
server to communicate online with your
favorite friends. If your subscription
supports instant messaging and
presence services, you can send and
receive messages and see contact
status if online. If no settings exist
in your cell phone, you need to enter
server settings.
You can also continue a chat conversation
from the Conversations tab.
Contact your service provider for more
information.
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Status
To start a chat group
Show your status to your contacts
only or show it to all users on the
My friends server.
1 } Messaging } My Friends
} the Chat Groups tab } More
} Add Chat Group } New Chat
Group.
2 Select who to invite to the chat group
from your contacts list } Continue.
3 Enter a short invitation text } Continue
} Send.
To set status
1 } Messaging } My Friends } More
} Settings and select Show My
Status.
2 } To All or Only To Contacts } Select.
To add a chat group
To change your own status
} Messaging } My Friends } the
My Status tab and update your status
1 } Messaging } My Friends
} the Chat Groups tab } More
} Add Chat Group.
2 } By Group ID to enter chat group
ID directly or } Search to search for
a chat group.
information. Use
or
to scroll
between status fields.
Chat group
A chat group can be started by your
service provider, by an individual My
friends user or by yourself. You can
save chat groups by saving a chat
invitation or by searching for a specific
chat group.
Conversation history is preserved between
log in and log out to let you return to chat
messages from previous conversations.
To save a conversation
} Messaging } My Friends
} the Conversations tab and
open a conversation } More
} Save conversation.
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To view a saved conversation
} Messaging } My Friends
} the Conversations tab } More
} Saved Conv.
Area and Cell Information
Information messages may be sent
to network subscribers within a certain
area or cell.
To view watching users
} Messaging } My Friends
} the Contacts tab } More
} Watching Users. A list of users
on the My friends server watching
your status information appears.
To turn information on or off
} Messaging } Settings } Area Info
} Reception or Cell Information.
To view or edit settings
} Messaging } My Friends } More
} Settings and select an option:
• Show My Status:
• Sort Contacts:
• Chat alert:
• Server settings:
• Auto Login
• Allow Connection:
Contact your service provider for more
information.
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To take a picture or record video
Imaging
Camera, video, blog, pictures, themes.
Camera and Video Recorder
Take pictures and record video clips
to save, view and send in messages.
Close
Open
Camera buttons and keys
1 Slide open the lens cover.
2 Use the navigation key
to switch between camera
and video recorder.
Take pictures
Zoom in or out
Record video
3 Camera: Press
half way
down to use auto focus and
then fully down to take a picture.
Video: Press half way down
to use auto focus and then fully down
to start recording. To stop recording,
Photo key (upper)
Screen options
Camera: scenes
(top right)
Video: night mode
Delete
press
again.
• To take another picture or record
another video clip, press
to return to the viewfinder.
• To stop using the camera or video
recorder and return to standby,
press and hold down
the lens cover.
Pictures and video clips are saved
or close
Back
Photo key (lower)
Camera: shoot modes Screen options
in File Manager } Camera Album.
Video: shoot modes
(bottom right)
Switch camera/video
Adjust brightness
or
or
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Camera settings
after. You can save the best picture
or more pictures. This is not available
with certain options, such as flash.
When you are in the viewfinder
} Settings for options to adjust
and enhance your pictures and video
clips before taking or recording them.
To use BestPic™
1 When using the camera, press the
lower photo key twice or } Settings
} Shoot Mode } BestPic™.
If you try to record with a strong light
source such as direct sunlight or a lamp
in the background, the screen may black
out or the picture may be distorted.
2 Press
half way down to use
Focus and then fully down to take
a picture.
Do not look directly at the camera
Xenon flash in the cell phone using
a magnification device. Failure to comply
with this warning may damage your eyes.
3 Press
or
to select the best
picture } Save.
Photo fix
If a picture you have just captured
turns out to be under-exposed you
can use Photo fix to improve the
picture.
To use the zoom
Use volume buttons to zoom in and out.
To adjust brightness
Use the navigation key to increase
or decrease brightness.
To use Photo fix
1 With the under-exposed picture
on your screen } More } Photo fix.
2 } OK to save the adjusted picture and
get back to the viewfinder, or } Undo
to get back without saving the picture.
To use auto focus
Press
half way down. You hear
a beep when auto focus is set within
the frame that appears.
BestPic™
Camera and video options
Use BestPic™ to catch the moment
when taking pictures. Capture a range
of nine pictures from just before you
press the camera button down to just
When the camera or video is activated
} Settings for the following options:
• Switch to Video Camera to record
a video clip or Switch to Still Camera
to take a picture.
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• Shoot Mode (camera):
• Normal – no frame.
• Picture Size (camera) – select from:
• 3 MP (2048x1536 pixels)
• 2 MP (1632x1224)
• BestPic™ – select from nine
pictures.
• 1 MP (1280x960)
• Panorama – join several pictures
• VGA (640x480).
into one.
The 3 MP picture size is 2000x1500
with image stabilizer on, if available.
• Frames – add a frame to your
picture.
• Shoot Mode (video) – select For
Picture Message or High-quality
video.
• Scenes (camera) – select from:
• Auto – automatic settings.
• Twilight Landscape – a scenic
picture at night.
• Twilight Portrait – for example,
for a subject picture at night.
• Landscape – a scenic picture.
• Portrait – for example, for a subject
picture.
• Focus – select from:
• Auto – auto focus for close-ups.
• Macro – use for detailed close-ups.
• Infinite – use to focus on all scenery.
• Flash (camera) – select from:
• Off, Auto or Red-Eye Reduction –
reduce the effect of red eyes
in pictures.
• Turn On Image Stabilizer –
if available, use to keep the image
steady. In poor lighting conditions
it compensates for small hand
movements.
• Beach/Snow – use in bright
environments, for example,
at the beach or when skiing.
• Sports – use for fast-moving
objects.
• Turn On Night Mode (video) – adapt
to poor lighting conditions.
• Turn On Self-Timer (camera) – take
a picture a few seconds after pressing
the camera button.
• Document – use for pictures
of text or drawings.
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• Effects – select from:
Camera shortcuts
When using the camera, you can also
use keys as shortcuts to options:
• Off – no effect.
• Black & White – no color.
• Negative – reversed colors.
• Sepia – brown tint.
Key
Shortcut
• Solarize – overexposure.
upper Scenes (camera)
Turn On Night Mode
(video)
• White Balance – adjust colors
to lighting conditions. Select from
Auto, Daylight, Cloudy, Fluorescent
or Incandescent.
lower Shoot Mode
Picture Size (camera)
Focus
• Metering Mode – adjust exposure to
the whole or the center of the picture
or video. Select from Normal or Spot.
• Picture Quality (camera) – select
Normal or Fine picture quality.
• Turn Off Mic. (video) – set microphone.
• Shutter Sound (camera) – select
different shutter sounds.
Turn On Self-Timer
(camera)
Turn On Image Stabilizer
(video)
Camera key guide
• Turn On Time and Date (camera) –
add time and date to a picture to appear
as red text in the lower right corner.
View in 1:1 size or use zoom when
viewing a picture to see the text.
• Reset File No. – reset the file number
counter (requires pictures on a memory
card).
Flash (camera)
The blue shortcut icons by keys 1, 4, 7
and * are illuminated in camera mode.
• Save to – select to save to Memory
Stick or Phone Memory.
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3 Add title and text } OK } Publish
to send a picture to your blog.
A text message is sent to your cell
phone with your Web address and
log-in information. You can forward
the text message for others to access
your blog.
Transferring Pictures
Transfer to your computer
Using the USB cable, you can
drag and drop camera pictures
To further enhance and organize
camera pictures on a computer,
Windows® users can install Adobe®
Photoshop® Album Starter Edition,
included on the CD that comes
with the cell phone or visit
To send pictures to a blog
1 Press
(right photo key) to go
directly to Camera Album or } File
Manager to select a picture in a folder.
2 } More } Send } To Blog.
3 Add title and text } OK } Publish.
To visit a blog address in a contact
} Contacts and select a contact Web
address } Go to.
Blog on the Internet
Share your pictures by publishing
them on your blog.
Camera Album Printing
Web services may require a separate
license agreement between you and
the service provider. In some locations,
additional regulations and/or charges
may apply. For more information,
contact your service provider.
Camera pictures are saved in } File
Manager } Camera Album. You can
print camera album pictures in your cell
phone via the USB cable connected
to a PictBridge™ compatible printer.
You can also save pictures to a Memory
Stick Micro™ (M2™) and print them
later, if your printer supports this.
To send camera pictures to a blog
1 When viewing a picture you have
just taken } More } Blog This.
2 Follow the instructions that appear
for first-time use, for example,
You can also print using a Bluetooth
compatible printer.
approve terms and conditions.
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To view your camera pictures
1 Use photo keys or } File Manager
} Camera Album.
2 The pictures are shown in thumbnail
view. For a full picture view } View.
4 Remove the memory card from
your cell phone and insert it into
the memory card slot in your printer.
5 Follow instructions that may appear
on the printer and in printer
documentation.
To print camera pictures via USB
1 } File Manager } Camera Album.
2 } More } Mark or Mark Several
or Mark All pictures for printing.
3 } More } Print and follow instructions.
4 Connect the USB cable to the cell
phone.
5 Connect the USB cable to the printer.
6 Wait for feedback in the cell phone
} OK.
Pictures and Video Clips
View and use pictures and video clips.
Handling pictures
View, add, edit or delete pictures
in the file manager. The number
of pictures you can save depends
on the size of the pictures. File types
supported are, for example, GIF, JPEG,
WBMP, BMP, PNG and SVG-Tiny.
7 Set printer settings, if required } Print.
To view and use pictures
Disconnect and re-connect the
USB cable if there is a printer error.
1 } File Manager } Pictures.
2 Select a picture } View or } More
} Use As and select an option.
To print camera pictures via
memory card
To display pictures in a slide show
1 } File Manager } Pictures and select
a picture.
1 Check printer documentation for
information regarding settings, memory
card and PictBridge support.
2 } View } More } Slide Show.
2 When viewing camera pictures saved
on a memory card, } More } Mark
or Mark Several or Mark All pictures
for printing.
3 } More } Print } DPOF (M.S.) } Save.
A printing instructions file (DPOF) is
created and saved on the memory card.
To view information about a file
1 } File Manager } Pictures or Videos,
select file.
2 } More } Information.
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Using pictures
To send a picture
Add a picture to a contact, use it during
cell phone startup, as a wallpaper
in standby or as a screen saver.
} File Manager } Pictures and scroll
to a picture. } More } Send and select
a transfer method.
An animation of more than 1MB set
as wallpaper may affect performance.
Some cell phones do not support picture
sizes larger than 160 x 120 pixels.
Screen saver
To receive a picture
The screen saver is automatically
activated when the cell phone is idle
for a few seconds. After a few more
seconds, the screen saver changes
to sleep mode to save power. Press
any key or button to activate the
screen again.
} Settings } Connectivity and select
a transfer method.
To save a picture in a message
To edit pictures
Saving pictures and video clips
When you have taken a picture or
recorded a video clip, the cell phone
saves it in the phone memory or on
a memory card, if inserted.
Exchanging pictures
You can exchange pictures using one
of the available transfer methods.
You are not allowed to exchange
some copyright-protected material.
A protected file has a key symbol.
If the phone memory or memory card
is full, you cannot save any more
pictures or video clips unless you
For more information on pictures
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Sending pictures and video clips
When you have taken a picture or
recorded a video clip, you can send
it as a picture message if the file
size has not exceeded the limit.
To exchange pictures and video
clips using other transfer methods
To connect to a remote screen
} File Manager } Pictures } View
PhotoDJ™
Edit pictures using PhotoDJ™.
To edit and save a file
1 } Entertainment } PhotoDJ™
or } File Manager } Pictures
and select a file } More } Edit in
PhotoDJ™.
To use more video clip or picture
options
Record a video clip or take a picture
} More and select an option, for
example, to take a new picture.
2 Select an option.
3 After you have edited the selected
picture } More } Save Picture.
Transferring pictures to your
computer
Using the USB cable, you can
drag and drop camera pictures
Themes
Change the appearance of the screen,
for example, through items such
as colors and wallpaper, by using
themes. Your cell phone has some
predefined themes that cannot
be deleted if they are protected.
You can create new themes and
download them to your cell phone.
For more information, visit
Remote screen
Use a compatible Bluetooth accessory
to view pictures on a remote screen
such as a TV. The accessory is not
included with your cell phone.
For a complete list of compatible
accessories, please visit
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To select or change a theme
} File Manager } Themes and select
a theme.
Entertainment
Handsfree, Music and Video player,
radio, PlayNow™, MusicDJ™,
VideoDJ™, games and more.
Exchanging themes
Exchange themes using a transfer
method.
Stereo Portable Handsfree
To send a theme
1 } File Manager } Themes and select
a theme.
2 } More } Send and select a transfer
method.
To receive and save a theme
1 Use a transfer method and open the
message you received the theme in.
2 Follow the instructions that appear.
To use the handsfree
Connect the stereo portable handsfree
to your cell phone to use it for calls,
listening to music, videos or the radio.
If you receive a call and are playing
music, music stops allowing you to
answer the call. Music resumes when
the call is ended or rejected.
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• Press
to go to the previous music
Music and Video Player
file or video clip.
Your cell phone supports the following
file types: MP3, MP4, M4A, 3GP, AAC,
AAC+, Enhanced AAC, AMR, MIDI, IMY,
EMY and WAV (16 kHz maximum
sample rate). The cell phone also
supports streamed files that are
3GPP compatible.
• Press and hold down
or
to fast
forward or rewind when playing music
files or watching video clips.
• When playing music and in Now
Playing, press
to go to the
music player browser.
• When playing music or watching
video, } More for options, for
example, Minimize to use the
music player in the background.
The Real® file type may also
be supported by your cell phone.
Contact your network operator
for more information.
• Press and hold down
to exit
the music player or the video player.
To play music and videos
1 } Music Player or } Entertainment
} Video Player. A player browser
opens.
2 In the music player you can browse for
songs by artist or track, or in playlists.
Select a list } Open.
Transferring music
Disc2Phone computer software and
USB drivers are included on the CD
that comes with the cell phone. Use
Disc2Phone to transfer music from
CDs or your computer to the phone
memory or a Memory Stick Micro™
(M2™) in your cell phone.
In the video player you can browse
for video clips.
3 Highlight a title } Play.
The following options are available:
Before you start
The following are minimum operating
system requirements for using
Disc2Phone on your computer:
• Press
playback.
• Press
to play or stop during
to stop the playback.
• Windows 2000 SP4 or
Press again to resume playing.
• Press to go to the next music
file or video clip.
• XP Home, or XP Professional SP1.
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To install Disc2Phone
4 You can obtain CD information (for
example, artist, track) via Disc2Phone
if you are connected to the Internet
and extracting music from a CD.
1 Turn on your computer and insert the
CD that came with your cell phone or
The CD starts automatically and the
installation window opens.
2 Select a language and click OK.
3 Click Install Disc2Phone and follow
the instructions.
For safe disconnection of the USB
cable in file transfer mode, right-click
the removable disk icon in Windows
Explorer and select Eject.
More information about moving
files to your cell phone is available
To use Disc2Phone
1 Connect the cell phone to a computer
with the USB cable that came with your
cell phone and select File Transfer.
The cell phone turns off and prepares
to transfer files. For more information
To transfer files with the USB cable
provided
Browsing files
2 Computer: Start/Programs/
Disc2Phone.
3 For details on transferring music,
please refer to Disc2Phone Help.
Browse music files and video clips:
• Artists – lists music files you have
transferred using Disc2Phone.
• Tracks – lists all music files (not
ringtones) in your cell phone and
on a memory card.
Click
in the top right corner
of the Disc2Phone window.
• Playlists – create or play your own
Do not remove the USB cable from the
cell phone or computer during transfer,
as this may corrupt a Memory Stick
Micro™ (M2™) or the phone memory.
You cannot view the transferred files in
your cell phone until you have removed
the USB cable from the cell phone.
lists of music files.
• Videos – lists all video clips in your
cell phone or on a memory card.
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Playlists
To remove files from a playlist
1 } Music Player } Playlists select
a playlist } Open.
To organize the media files saved
in the file manager, you can create
playlists. Files in a playlist can be
sorted by artist or title. You can add
a file to more than one playlist.
2 Select the file and press
.
To delete a playlist
} Music Player } Playlists select
When you delete a playlist or a file
from the playlist, the actual music
or video file is not deleted from the
memory, just the playlist reference to it.
You can still add the file to another
playlist.
a playlist and press
.
Music Player options
} More for options:
• Now Playing – go to the Now
Playing view.
To create a playlist
• Add Media – add files or folders
to the playlist.
1 } Music Player } Playlists } New
Playlist } Add. Enter a name } OK.
2 Select from the files that are available
in the file manager. You can add several
files at a time and you can also add
folders. All files in the selected folders
will be added to the playlist.
• Sort By – sort by artist or title.
• Delete – remove a file from the
playlist. In user-created playlists
only the reference to the file is
removed. In the Tracks list, the
file is permanently deleted from
the memory.
• Minimize – minimize the music
player and return to main menu
with the music still playing.
• Rename – rename user-created
playlists.
To add files to a playlist
1 } Music Player } Playlists select a
playlist } Open } More } Add Media.
2 Select from the files that are available
in the file manager.
• Delete Playlist – delete user-
created playlists. Files are not
deleted from the file manager.
• Information – view information
about the current file or video.
3 } Add to add the selected files to the
playlist. The playlist is now saved and
can be used.
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• Play Mode – change the playback
order of songs and videos. Select
Shuffle to play the playlist files in
random order, or Loop to restart
the playlist when the last file has
been played.
To stream saved music and videos
1 } Internet } More } Go to
} Bookmarks.
2 Select a link to stream. A player
opens and plays the music or video.
• Equalizer – change treble and bass
TrackID™
settings.
TrackID™ is a free music recognition
service. You can automatically search
for title, artist and album names for
a song you hear playing through
a loudspeaker or on the radio.
• Send – send a music file or video clip.
• Stereo Widening – change the
output sound.
Online music and videos
View videos and listen to music by
streaming them to your cell phone
from the Internet. If settings are
not already in your cell phone
contact your network operator or visit
To search for song information
• } Entertainment } TrackID™ when
you hear a song.
• } More } TrackID™ when you hear
a song playing on the radio.
For cost information contact your
service provider.
To select a data account
for streaming
} Settings } the Connectivity tab
} Streaming Settings and select
the data account to use.
Radio
Listen to the FM radio. Connect
the handsfree to the cell phone
as it works as the antenna.
To stream video and audio
1 } Internet } More } Go to } Enter
Address.
Do not use the cell phone as a radio
in places where this is prohibited.
2 Enter or choose the address of a Web
page and select a link to stream from.
A player opens automatically when
a link is selected.
To listen to the radio
Connect the handsfree to your cell
phone } Entertainment } Radio.
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Radio controls
• RDS – set options for alternative
frequency (AF) and station
information.
• Search for a broadcasting frequency.
• Press
or
or
to move 0.1 MHz.
for preset channels.
• Turn On Mono – turn on mono
• Press
sound.
• More for options.
• Minimize – return to standby to
use other functions when using
the radio.
Saving radio channels
Save up to 20 preset channels.
To save radio channels
To adjust the volume
Press the volume buttons to increase
or decrease volume.
} Entertainment } Radio set
frequency } More } Save or press
and hold down
-
to save
in positions 1 to 9. Press and hold
down to save in position 10.
PlayNow™
Listen to music before you purchase
and download it to your cell phone.
To select radio channels
Use the navigation key or press
This function is network- or operator-
dependent. Contact your network
operator for information about your
subscription and PlayNow™. In some
countries you may be able to purchase
music tones from some of the world’s
top musical artists.
-
to select a saved channel.
Radio options
} More for the following options:
• Turn Off – turn off the radio.
• Save – save the current frequency
in a position.
This service is not available in all countries.
• Channels – select, rename, replace
or delete a preset channel.
Before you start
If the required settings are not
• Auto Save – save tuned channels
in positions 1 to 20. Previously
saved channels are replaced.
• Turn On Speaker – use the speaker.
• Set Frequency – enter a frequency
To listen to PlayNow™ music
} PlayNow™ and select music
from a list.
manually. Press
to Set Frequency.
to go directly
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Downloading from PlayNow™
The price appears when you select to
download and save a music file. Your
phone bill or prepay card is debited
when a purchase is accepted. Terms
and conditions are also provided in
the cell phone kit.
To turn the ringtone on or off
Press and hold down
from
standby or } Settings } the
Sounds & Alerts tab for more
options. All signals except the
alarm signal are affected.
To set ringtone volume
To download a music file
1 } Settings } the Sounds & Alerts
1 When you have listened to a music
file preview, you can agree to accept
the conditions } Yes to download.
2 A text message is sent to confirm
payment and the file is made available
to download. Music is saved in File
Manager } Music.
tab } Ring Volume and press
to decrease or increase the volume.
2 } Save.
or
To set the vibrating alert
} Settings } the Sounds & Alerts tab
} Vibrating Alert and select an option.
Sounds and alerts options
From Settings } the Sounds & Alerts
tab, you can also set:
Ringtones and Melodies
You can exchange music, sounds
and tracks, for example, using one
of the available transfer methods.
• Message Alert – select how to be
notified of an incoming message.
• Key Sound – select what sound
to hear when you press the keys.
You are not allowed to exchange
some copyright-protected material.
A protected file has a key symbol.
MusicDJ™
To select a ringtone
Compose and edit your own melodies
to use as ringtones. A melody consists
of four types of tracks – Drums,
} Settings } the Sounds & Alerts
tab } Ringtone.
Basses, Chords, and Accents. A track
contains a number of music blocks.
The blocks consist of pre-arranged
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sounds with different characteristics.
The blocks are grouped into Intro,
Verse, Chorus, and Break. You
compose a melody by adding
music blocks to the tracks.
To receive a melody via a transfer
method
Select a transfer method and follow
the instructions that appear.
VideoDJ™
To compose a melody
1 } Entertainment } MusicDJ™.
2 } Insert, Copy or Paste blocks. Use
Compose and edit your own video
clips by using video clips, pictures
and text. You can also use trim away
parts of a video clip to shorten it.
,
,
or
to move between the
to delete a block.
blocks. Press
} More to view more options.
To create a video clip
1 } Entertainment } VideoDJ™.
2 } Add } Video Clip, Picture, Text
or Camera } Select.
To edit a MusicDJ™ melody
} File Manager } Music and select
the melody } More } Edit.
3 To add more items press
} Add.
Exchanging MusicDJ™ melodies
Send and receive melodies using
one of the available transfer methods.
You are not allowed to exchange
copyright-protected material.
To edit a selected video clip
} Edit for options:
• Trim – shorten the video clip.
• Add Text – add text to the video
clip.
• Delete – remove the video clip.
• Move – move the video clip
to another position.
You cannot send a polyphonic melody
or an MP3 file in a text message.
To send a melody
1 } File Manager } Music and select
a melody.
To edit a selected picture
} Edit for options:
2 } More } Send and select a transfer
method.
• Duration – select the display
time for the picture.
• Delete – remove the picture.
• Move – move the picture
to another position.
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To edit a selected text
Sending video clips
} Edit for options:
You can send a video clip using one of
the available transfer methods. Short
video clips can be sent using picture
messaging. If a video clip is too long,
you can use the trim function to make
a video clip shorter.
• Edit Text – change the text.
• Colors – select Background
to set background or Text Color
to set font color.
• Duration – select the display
time for the text.
To trim a video clip
1 Select a video clip from the storyboard
} Edit } Trim.
2 } Set to set the start point and } Start.
3 } Set to set the end point and } End.
4 Repeat steps 2 and 3 or } Trim.
• Delete – remove the text.
• Move – move the text to another
position.
VideoDJ™ options
} More for options:
• Play – view the video clip.
• Send – send the video clip.
• Soundtrack – add a soundtrack
to the video clip.
• Transitions – set transitions
between video clips, pictures
and text.
• Save – save the video clip.
• Insert – insert a new video clip,
picture or text.
Sound Recorder
With the sound recorder you can
record, for example, a voice memo
or calls. Recorded sounds can also
be set as ringtones. Recording
of a conversation is stopped if a
participant ends the call. Recording
of all sounds stops automatically if
you receive a call.
• New Video – create a new video
In some countries or states it is required
by law that you inform the other person
before recording the call.
clip.
To edit video clips in the file manager
1 } File Manager } Videos } Open
and select file.
2 } More } VideoDJ™ } Edit.
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To record a sound
To view info for Java applications
1 } File Manager } Applications
or } Games.
2 Select an application or a game
} More } Information.
1 } Entertainment } Record Sound.
2 Wait until you hear a tone. When the
recording starts, Recording... and
a timer appear.
3 } Save to end, } Play to listen or
} More for options: Record New,
Send, Rename, Delete, Recorded
Sounds.
To set permissions for Java
applications
1 } File Manager } Applications
or } Games.
To listen to a recording
} File Manager } Music and select
a recording } Play or } Stop.
2 Select an application or a game
} More } Permissions and set
options.
Java application screen size
Some Java applications are designed
for a specific screen size. For more
information, contact the application
vendor.
Games
Your cell phone contains several games.
You can also download games and
applications directly to the folders
in your cell phone. Help texts are
available for most games.
To set the screen size for a Java
application
1 } File Manager } Applications
or } Games.
2 Select an application or a game
} More } Screen Size and select
an option.
To start and end a game
1 } Entertainment } Games, select
game } Select.
2 Press and hold down
the game.
to end
Applications
Download and run Java™
applications, for example, to use
a service. You can view information
or set different permission levels.
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Using Internet
Use Internet to access online services
for example, news and banking, search
and browse the Web.
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Settings, Internet, RSS, synchronizing,
Bluetooth™ technology, infrared, USB
cable, Update service.
To start browsing
Settings
} Internet and select a service such
as } More } Go to } Search Internet,
or Enter Address to manually enter
the address of a Web page.
Settings may already be entered when
you buy your cell phone. If not, make
sure you have a cell phone subscription
that supports data transfer (GPRS).
To view options
You can download settings to your
cell phone for Internet browsing, email
and picture messaging. This can be
done via the setup wizard in your
cell phone or from a computer at
} Internet } More.
To stop browsing
} More } Exit Browser.
For more information contact
your network operator or visit
To download settings via your
cell phone
} Settings } the General tab } Setup
Wizard } Settings Download and
follow the instructions that appear.
Options when browsing
} More to view options. The menu
contains the following but depends
on the Web page you are visiting:
To download settings via a computer
1 Browse to
2 Select a region and a country.
3 Select the Phone setup tab, and
select a cell phone model.
} RSS Feeds – select the available
feeds for the Web page.
} Go to for the following:
• Sony Ericsson – go to the pre-
defined homepage set for the current
profile.
4 Select which setting to download
to your cell phone.
• Bookmarks – create, use or edit
bookmarks to Web pages.
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• Enter Address – enter the address
of a Web page.
• Zoom – zoom in or out on the
Web page.
• Search Internet – use Google
• Zoom To Normal – set zoom
to search.
to default.
• History – list of previously visited
Web pages.
} Options } the Browsing tab for:
• Saved Pages – list of your saved
• Smart-Fit – adjust a Web site
to the screen.
Web pages.
• Show Pictures – set on or off.
• Show Animations – set on or off.
• Play Sounds – set on or off.
• Allow Cookies – set on or off.
• Keypad Mode – select from:
Shortcuts for browser keys or
Access Keys for faster Web site
navigation, if available.
} Tools for the following:
• Add Bookmark – add a new
bookmark.
• Save Picture – save a picture.
• Save Page – save the current Web
page.
• Refresh Page – refresh the current
Web page.
} Options } the Other tab for:
• Send Link – send a link to the
current Web page.
• Make a Call – make a call when
browsing the Internet. } More
} End Call to end the call and
continue browsing.
• Clear Cookies
• Clear Cache
• Clear Passwords
• Status – show connection info.
} Exit Browser to disconnect.
} View for the following:
Using bookmarks
• Full Screen – select normal or full
screen (only available with portrait).
• Landscape – select landscape
or portrait screen.
Use, create and edit bookmarks
as quick links to your favorite
Web pages for the browser.
• Text Only – select full content
or text only.
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To work with bookmarks
1 } Internet } More } Go to
} Bookmarks and select a bookmark
} More.
2 Select an option, such as sending
a bookmark as a text message.
Full Screen or Landscape
or Normal Screen.
Zoom
Shortcuts
Downloading
Internet shortcuts
When using the Internet, you can use
keypad shortcuts to menu options.
Download files, for example, pictures,
themes, games and ringtones from
Web pages.
To use Internet keypad shortcuts
or access keys
1 When browsing, press and hold down
to select Shortcuts or Access
Keys.
2 If you select Shortcuts, you can press
a key for a function as follows:
To download from a Web page
When browsing, select a file
to download and follow the
instructions that appear.
Internet profiles
You can select another Internet
profile if you have more than one.
Key Shortcut
Bookmarks
To select an Internet profile
for the Internet browser
} Settings and use
or
to scroll
Enter Address
Search Internet
History
to the Connectivity tab } Internet
Settings } Internet Profiles and select
a profile.
Refresh Page
Forward
Internet profile for Java applications
Some Java applications need to
connect to the Internet to receive
information, for example, games that
downloads new levels from a game
server.
Page up
Not used
Page down - one at the time
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Before you start
If settings are not in your cell phone
Internet security and certificates
Your cell phone supports secure
browsing. Certain Internet services,
such as banking, require certificates
in your cell phone. Your cell phone
may already contain certificates when
you buy it or you can download new
certificates.
To select a profile for Java
} Settings } the Connectivity tab
} Internet Settings } Settings for
Java and select an Internet profile.
Saved information
When browsing, you can save
the following information:
To check certificates in your
cell phone
} Settings } the General tab
} Security } Certificates.
• Cookies – improve Web page
access efficiency.
RSS Reader
• Passwords – improve server
When browsing, you can receive
frequently updated content, such as
news headlines, as feeds via a Web
site. You can browse to a Web page
to add new feeds, if available. Really
Simple Syndication (RSS) options are
set via the RSS reader and shown in
the Internet browser.
access efficiency.
It is advisable to clear all sensitive
information from previously visited
Internet services. This is to avoid
misuse of personal information if your
cell phone is misplaced, lost or stolen.
To allow cookies
} Internet } More } Options
} the Browsing tab
} Allow Cookies } On.
To add new feeds for a Web page
When browsing } More } RSS Feeds.
To create a new feed
1 } Messaging } RSS Reader } More
} New Feed.
To clear cookies, cache or passwords
} Internet } More } Options
} the Other tab and select an
option } Yes.
2 Enter the address of the new feed.
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To set and use RSS reader options
} Messaging } RSS Reader } More
and select an option.
Before you start
• If settings are not in your cell phone
• Register a synchronization account
online.
Synchronizing
• Enter remote synchronization
Synchronize phone contacts,
appointments, tasks and notes
via Bluetooth wireless technology,
the infrared port, Internet services
or the USB cable included with the
cell phone.
settings.
To enter remote synchronization
settings
1 } Organizer } Synchronization
} New Account } Yes to create
a new account.
2 Enter a name for the new account
} Continue.
3 Enter the following:
• Server Address – server URL.
• Username – account username.
• Password – account password.
• Connection – select an Internet
profile.
Synchronization with a computer
Install synchronization software
for your computer found in the
Sony Ericsson PC Suite on the
CD included with the cell phone.
The software includes help
information. You can also visit
to download the software or the
document Synchronizing with
a computer.
• Applications – mark applications
to synchronize.
• Application Settings – select an
application and enter a database
name, and if required, username
and password.
Remote synchronization via Internet
Synchronize online via an Internet
service.
• Sync. Interval – set how often to
synchronize.
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• Remote Initiation – select to always
accept, never accept or always ask
when starting synchronization from
a service.
Before you start
• Turn on the Bluetooth function
to communicate with other devices.
• Add the Bluetooth devices to
communicate with to your cell
phone.
• Remote Security – insert a server
ID and a server password.
4 } Save to save your new account.
Please check if local laws or regulations
restrict the use of Bluetooth wireless
technology. If Bluetooth wireless
technology is not allowed, you must
ensure that the Bluetooth function
is turned off. The maximum allowed
Bluetooth radio output power in the
cell phone is automatically adjusted
according to possible local restrictions.
This means range may vary.
To start remote synchronization
} Organizer } Synchronization
and select an account } Start.
Bluetooth™ Wireless
Technology
The Bluetooth function makes wireless
connection to other Bluetooth devices
possible. You can:
To turn the Bluetooth function on
} Settings } the Connectivity tab
} Bluetooth } Turn On.
• Connect to handsfree devices.
• Connect to stereo headsets.
• Connect to several devices at the
same time.
Adding devices to your cell phone
• Connect to computers and access
Enter a passcode to set up a secure
link between your cell phone and the
device. Enter the same passcode on
the device when prompted. A device
with no user interface, such as a
handsfree, will have a predefined
passcode. Consult the device User
guide for more information.
the Internet.
• Synchronize information with
computers.
• Use remote control computer
applications.
• Use media viewer accessories.
• Exchange items and play
multiplayer games.
We recommend a range within 10 meters,
with no solid objects in between, for
Bluetooth communication.
Make sure that the device you want
to add has the Bluetooth function
activated and visible.
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To add a device to your cell phone
1 } Settings } the Connectivity tab
} Bluetooth } My Devices } New
Device to search for available devices.
Make sure the other device is visible.
2 Select a device from the list.
To save power
} Settings } the Connectivity tab
} Bluetooth } Powersave } On.
Phone name
Enter a name for your cell phone to
be shown when other devices find it.
3 Enter a passcode, if required.
To enter a phone name
} Settings } the Connectivity tab
} Bluetooth } Phone Name.
To allow connection or edit your
device list
1 } Settings } the Connectivity
tab } Bluetooth } My Devices
and select a device from the list.
2 } More to view a list of options.
Visibility
Choose to make your cell phone
visible to other Bluetooth devices.
If your cell phone is set to hide,
only devices in } Settings } the
Connectivity tab } Bluetooth
} My Devices are able to find your
cell phone via Bluetooth wireless
technology.
To add a Bluetooth handsfree
1 } Settings } the Connectivity
tab } Bluetooth } Handsfree.
2 } Yes if you are adding a Bluetooth
handsfree for the first time or } My
Handsfree } New Handsfree } Add
if you are adding another Bluetooth
handsfree. Ensure that your handsfree
is in the correct mode. Consult
the device User guide for more
information.
To show or hide your cell phone
} Settings } the Connectivity tab
} Bluetooth } Visibility } Show
Phone or Hide Phone.
Exchanging items
Power save
Send or receive items using Bluetooth
wireless technology as the transfer
method. Choose a device from the
list of found devices.
Turn on to reduce power consumption
by optimizing your cell phone for use
with a single Bluetooth device. Turn
off to connect with several Bluetooth
devices at the same time.
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To send an item
To transfer sound when answering
a call with a handsfree
1 } Settings } the Connectivity
tab } Bluetooth } Handsfree
} Incoming Call.
2 } In Phone to direct to the cell
phone or } In Handsfree to direct
to the handsfree.
1 Select an item, for example
} Contacts and select a contact.
2 } More } Send Contact
} Via Bluetooth.
3 Select the device to send the item
to } Select.
To receive an item
Remote control
1 } Settings } the Connectivity
tab } Bluetooth } Turn On.
2 } Visibility } Show Phone.
3 When you receive an item, follow
the instructions that appear.
Use your cell phone as a remote
control device to control computer
applications such as a media player
or Microsoft® PowerPoint®
presentations or devices that
support Bluetooth HID Profile.
Transferring sound
Transfer the sound for calls when
using a Bluetooth handsfree.
To select remote control
phone, if required.
2 } Entertainment } Remote Control.
3 Select an application to use and the
computer or device to connect to.
You can also transfer the sound
for calls using the keypad or the
handsfree button as follows:
• Press the handsfree button for sound
in handsfree.
• Press a cell phone button or key (if set
to In Phone) for sound in cell phone.
• Press any button (if set In Handsfree)
for the sound in handsfree.
File transfer
If your computer supports Bluetooth
wireless technology, you can install
the Sony Ericsson PC Suite to
synchronize, transfer files, use the
cell phone as modem and more via
Bluetooth communication. Install
To transfer sound when using
a Bluetooth handsfree
During a call, } More } Transfer
Sound and select a device.
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the Sony Ericsson PC Suite
from the CD that came with
the cell phone or download it at
The PC Suite also includes help.
To connect two devices
1 Turn on infrared in both devices.
2 Make sure the infrared port on your
cell phone is facing the infrared port
on the other device with a maximum
distance of 20 cm.
Infrared Port
If your computer supports infrared,
you can install the Sony Ericsson
PC Suite on your computer to
synchronize, transfer files, use the
cell phone as modem and more via
infrared. Install the Sony Ericsson
PC Suite from the CD that came
with the cell phone or download it
The PC Suite also includes help.
To send an item using the infrared
port (for example a contact)
1 Turn on infrared in both devices.
} Contacts and select a contact.
2 } More } Send Contact
} Via Infrared.
Transferring Files Using
the USB Cable
Connect your cell phone to
a computer, via the USB cable,
to use your cell phone in one
of the following: File Transfer
or Phone Mode.
You can also use the infrared port
as a transfer method with compatible
devices, for example, to synchronize
File transfer
Your cell phone supports infrared
speeds up to 1 Mbps. When connecting
to a computer, refer to the computer’s
user documentation.
Drag and drop files between cell
phone and computer in Microsoft
Windows Explorer.
Use Sony Disc2Phone (music transfer)
or Adobe Photoshop Album Starter
Edition (picture transfer/storage).
These applications are found on the
CD that comes with the cell phone,
and download the applications.
To turn the infrared port on
} Settings } the Connectivity tab
} Infrared Port } On or 10 Minutes
to turn it on for 10 minutes.
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• Windows Explorer to drag and
drop files between cell phone
and computer.
• Sony Disc2Phone to transfer music
to your cell phone or memory card.
• Adobe Photoshop Album Starter
Edition, to transfer and organize
pictures on your computer.
Only use the USB cable that comes with
the cell phone, and connect the USB
cable directly to your computer. Do not
remove the USB cable from the cell phone
or computer during file transfer as this
may corrupt the phone memory or a
memory card.
To use file transfer mode
1 Connect the USB cable to the
cell phone and the computer.
To disconnect the USB cable safely
1 When using file transfer mode,
right-click the removable disk icon
in Windows Explorer and select Eject.
2 Remove the USB cable from your cell
phone.
Phone mode
Synchronize contacts and calendar,
transfer files, use the cell phone
as modem and more from your
computer. Applications supported in
phone mode include: Synchronization,
File manager and Mobile Networking
Wizard. For other applications, use
the file transfer mode.
2 Cell phone: Select File Transfer
or } Settings } the Connectivity
tab } USB } USB Connection } File
Transfer. The cell phone shuts down.
3 Wait until your phone memory and
memory card, if inserted, appear as
external disks in Windows Explorer.
You can use:
You need to install and use
Sony Ericsson PC Suite, included on
the CD that came with the cell phone,
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Update Service
Your computer needs to have one of the
following operating systems to be able
to use this feature: Windows® 2000 with
SP3/SP4, Windows XP (Pro and Home)
with SP1/SP2.
USB drivers are installed automatically
with the PC Suite software.
Always keep your cell phone updated
with the latest software to improve
performance. You do not lose personal
or cell phone information, for example
messages or settings during an update.
There are two ways to update your cell
phone:
To use phone mode
1 Computer: Install the Sony Ericsson
PC Suite from the CD that came with
your cell phone.
2 Computer: Start PC suite from Start/
Programs/Sony Ericsson/PC suite.
3 Connect the USB cable to the cell
phone and the computer.
4 Cell phone: Select Phone Mode
or } Settings } the Connectivity
tab } USB } USB Connection
} Phone Mode.
5 Computer: Wait while Windows
installs the required drivers.
• Over the air via your cell phone.
• Via the provided USB cable and
an Internet-connected computer.
The update service requires data access
(GPRS). Your operator will provide you
with a subscription with data access
and price information.
Before you start
If required settings are not in your
To use Update service over the air
1 } Settings } the General tab
} Update Service.
2 } Search For Update to search for
the latest available software. Start
the update process by following the
installation instructions, or } Software
Version to show the current software
in your cell phone, or } Reminder to
set when to search for new software.
6 Computer: When PC suite has found
your cell phone you are notified.
All applications that you can use
with your connected cell phone are
found in the Sony Ericsson PC suite.
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To use Update service via a computer
2 Select a region and country.
More Features
Alarm clock, calendar, tasks, profiles,
time and date, SIM card lock, etc.
3 Enter the product name.
4 Select Sony Ericsson Update Service
and follow the instructions.
Alarms
Set an alarm for a specific time
or specific days to recur on. You
can set the alarm signal as a sound
or radio.
To use alarms
1 } Organizer } Alarms and select
an alarm to set } Edit.
2 Time: } Edit and set a time } OK.
Select more options, if required:
• Recurrent: } Edit and set a day
or days } Mark } Done.
• Alarm Signal: } Edit and select
the radio or a sound.
• Press
and the silent mode for alarms.
3 } Save.
to edit text, pictures
To turn an alarm signal off when
it sounds
Press any key, if radio is selected as
alarm signal } Snooze. If you do not
want to repeat the alarm } Turn Off.
To cancel an alarm
} Organizer } Alarms and select
an alarm, } Turn Off.
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To set when reminders should sound
1 } Organizer } Calendar } More
} Advanced } Reminders.
2 } Always for a reminder to sound even
when the cell phone is turned off or set
to silent. When the reminder sounds
} Yes to read the appointment or } No
to turn off the reminder. A reminder’s
option set in the calendar affects
a reminder’s option set in tasks.
Calendar
You can use the calendar to keep track
of important meetings. The calendar
can be synchronized with a computer
calendar or with a calendar on the Web
Appointments
Add new appointments or use existing
appointments as templates.
To add a new appointment
1 } Organizer } Calendar and select
a date } Select } New Appointment
} Add.
2 Select from the following options
and confirm each entry, if required:
• General tab – subject, start time,
duration, reminder, start date.
• Details tab – location, description,
all day, recurrence.
Navigating in your calendar
Use the navigation key to move
between days or weeks. In the
monthly and weekly views, you
can also use the keypad as follows.
Today’s date
Back a week
Back a month
Back a year
Next week
Next month
Next year
3 } Save.
To view an appointment
1 } Organizer } Calendar and select
a day (appointment days marked
in bold).
Calendar settings
} Organizer } Calendar } More
to select an option:
2 Select an appointment } View.
• View Week – view the week’s
appointments.
To view a calendar week
} Organizer } Calendar } More
} View Week.
• New Appointment – add a new
appointment.
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• Change Date – go to another date
in the calendar.
• Advanced – find an appointment,
set reminders or select a start day
for the week.
To view a task
} Organizer } Tasks and select a task
} View.
To set when reminders should sound
1 } Organizer } Tasks and select a task
} More } Reminders.
• Delete – delete old or all
appointments.
• Help – for more information.
2 } Always for a reminder to sound even
when the cell phone is turned off or set
to silent. When the reminder sounds
} Yes to read the task, or to call the
phone number in a phone task. } No
to turn off the reminder. A reminder’s
option set in tasks affects a reminder’s
option set in the calendar.
Exchanging appointments
Exchange appointments using
a transfer method. You can also
synchronize appointments with
To send an appointment
Select an appointment in the list
for a certain day } More } Send
and select a transfer method.
Exchanging tasks
Exchange tasks using a transfer
method. You can also synchronize
tasks with a computer
Tasks
Add new tasks or use existing
tasks as templates. You can also
set reminders for tasks.
To send a task
Select a task in the list of tasks for
a certain day } More } Send and
select a transfer method.
To add a new task
1 } Organizer } Tasks } New Task
} Add.
2 } Task or Phone Call.
3 Enter details and confirm each entry.
Notes
Make notes and save them in a list.
You can also show a note in standby.
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To add a note
} Organizer } Notes } New Note
} Add and enter the note } Save.
Stopwatch
Your cell phone has a stopwatch
that can save several laps. The
stopwatch continues to run when
you answer an incoming call.
To edit notes
1 } Organizer } Notes and a list
appears.
To use the stopwatch
2 Select a note } More and select
an option.
1 } Organizer } Stopwatch } Start.
2 } Stop or } New Lap for a new lap
time.
Exchanging notes
3 To reset the stopwatch } Stop } Reset.
Exchange notes using one of the
available transfer methods. You
can also synchronize notes with
Calculator
The calculator can add, subtract,
divide and multiply.
To send a note
Select a note } More } Send
and select a transfer method.
To use the calculator
} Organizer } Calculator.
• Press
or
to select
Timer
÷ x - + . % =.
Your cell phone has a timer.
When the signal rings, press any
key to turn it off or select Restart.
• Press
to delete the figure.
to enter a decimal point.
• Press
Code Memo
To set the timer
Save security codes, such as for
credit cards, in the code memo.
Set a passcode to open the code
memo.
} Organizer } Timer and set the
hours, minutes and seconds for
countdown.
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Checkword and security
To confirm that you have entered
the correct passcode you must enter
a checkword.
To change the passcode
1 } Organizer } Code Memo and enter
your passcode } More } Change
Passcode.
2 Enter your new passcode } Continue.
3 Re-enter the new passcode
} Continue.
When you enter your passcode to open
the code memo, the checkword is
shown briefly. If the passcode is
correct, the correct codes are shown.
If you enter the incorrect passcode,
the checkword and the codes that
are shown are also incorrect.
4 Enter a checkword } Done.
Forgot your passcode?
If you forget your passcode, you must
reset the code memo.
To open code memo for the first time
1 } Organizer } Code Memo.
A message with instructions
To reset code memo
1 } Organizer } Code Memo and enter
any passcode to access the code
memo. The checkword and codes
that are then shown are incorrect.
2 } More } Reset.
3 Reset code memo? appears } Yes.
The code memo is reset and all entries
are cleared. The next time you enter
the code memo, you must start at
time.
appears } Continue.
2 Enter a four-digit passcode } Continue.
3 Re-enter the new passcode to confirm.
4 Enter a checkword (maximum 15
characters) } Done. The checkword
can consist of both letters and numbers.
To add a new code
1 } Organizer } Code Memo and enter
your passcode } New Code } Add.
2 Enter a name associated with
the code } Continue.
Profiles
Your cell phone has predefined profiles
that are set. Some, for example, ring
volume and other options may be
adjusted automatically to suit a certain
3 Enter the code } Done.
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environment or an accessory. You can
reset all profile settings to how they
were set when you bought your cell
phone.
SIM Card Lock
The SIM card lock protects your
subscription, but not the cell phone
itself, from unauthorized use. If you
change SIM cards, your cell phone
still works with the new SIM card.
To select a profile
Press
and select a profile or
} Settings } the General tab
} Profiles and select a profile.
Most SIM cards are locked at the
time of purchase. If the SIM card
lock is on, you have to enter a PIN
(Personal Identity Number) every
time you turn on your cell phone.
To view and edit a profile
} Settings } the General tab
} Profiles } More } View And Edit.
If you enter your PIN incorrectly
three times in a row, the SIM card
is blocked. This is indicated by the
message PIN Blocked. To unblock it,
you need to enter your PUK (Personal
Unblocking Key). Your PIN and PUK
are supplied by your network operator.
You can edit your PIN and select a new
four- to eight-digit PIN.
You cannot rename the Normal profile.
To reset profiles
} Settings } the General tab
} Profiles } More } Reset Profiles.
Time and Date
The time is always displayed in standby.
If the message Codes do not match.
appears when you edit your PIN,
you entered the new PIN incorrectly.
If the message Wrong PIN. appears,
followed by Old PIN:, you entered
your old PIN incorrectly.
• To set the time } Settings
} the General tab } Time & Date
} Time. Enter the time } Save.
• To set the time format } Format
and select an option.
• To set the date and date format
} Settings } the General tab
} Time & Date } Date.
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To unblock your SIM card
1 When PIN Blocked appears, enter
your PUK } OK.
2 Enter a new four- to eight-digit PIN
} OK.
Automatic phone lock
If the phone lock is set to automatic,
you do not need to enter your phone
lock code until a different SIM card
is inserted in the cell phone.
3 Re-enter the new PIN to confirm } OK.
It is important that you remember your new
code. If you forget it, you have to take your
cell phone to your local Sony Ericsson
retailer.
To edit your PIN
1 } Settings } the General tab
} Security } Locks } SIM Protection
} Change PIN.
2 Enter your PIN } OK.
3 Enter a new four- to eight-digit PIN
} OK.
To set the phone lock
1 } Settings } the General tab
} Security } Locks } Phone
Protection } Protection and
select an alternative.
4 Re-enter the new PIN to confirm } OK.
2 Enter the phone lock code } OK.
To turn the SIM card lock on or off
1 } Settings } the General tab
} Security } Locks } SIM Protection
} Protection and select On or Off.
2 Enter your PIN } OK.
To unlock the cell phone
If the phone lock is on, enter
your code } OK.
To edit your phone lock code
} Settings } the General tab
} Security } Locks } Phone
Protection } Change Code.
Phone Lock
Protect your cell phone against
unauthorized use if it is stolen and
the SIM card is replaced. You can
change the phone lock code (0000)
to any four- to eight-digit personal
code.
Keypad Lock
Lock the keypad to avoid dialing
a number by accident.
Calls to the international emergency
number 112 can still be made, even
when the keypad is locked.
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Automatic key lock
Troubleshooting
Why doesn’t the cell phone work
the way I want it to?
Use automatic key lock in standby
to lock the keypad soon after the
last key was pressed.
This chapter lists some problems that
you might encounter when using your
cell phone. Some problems require you
to call your network operator, but you
can easily correct most of the problems
yourself.
To set the automatic key lock
} Settings } the General tab
} Security } Automatic Key lock.
To lock the keypad manually
From standby, press
} Lock
Keys. You can still answer an incoming
call and the keypad locks again after
the call. The keypad remains locked
until you unlock it manually.
However, if you need to take your cell
phone in for repair, please note that
you may lose information and content
that you have saved in your cell phone.
You are advised to make a copy of such
information before taking your cell
phone in for repair.
To unlock the keypad manually
From standby, press
} Unlock.
For more support go to
Startup Screen
Select a startup screen to appear
when you turn your cell phone on
I have problems with memory capacity
or the cell phone is working slowly
Possible cause: The phone memory
is full or the memory content is not
properly organized.
To select a startup screen
} Settings } the Display tab } Startup
Screen and select an option.
Solution: Restart your cell phone every
day to free memory and increase the
capacity of your cell phone.
Brightness
Adjust the brightness of the screen.
To set the brightness
} Settings } the Display
tab } Brightness.
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You also have the option to do a
Master Reset. Some of the personal
data and settings you have made will
I cannot turn on the cell phone
Possible cause: The battery
is discharged.
Solution: Recharge the battery
No battery icon appears when I start
charging the cell phone
Possible cause: The battery is empty
Solution: Turn the cell phone on with
the charger attached. If the cell phone
can be turned on, restart the cell phone
with no charger attached.
or has not been used for a long time.
Solution: It may take up to 30 minutes
before the battery icon appears on the
screen.
I cannot charge the cell phone
or battery capacity is low
Possible cause: The charger is not
Some menu options appear in gray
Possible cause: A service is not
activated or your subscription
does not support the function.
properly connected to the cell phone.
Solution: Make sure that the charger
connector clicks properly into place
Solution: Contact your network
operator.
Possible cause: The battery
connection is poor.
Possible cause: Since you cannot
send themes, pictures and sounds
that are copyright-protected, the Send
menu is sometimes unavailable.
Solution: Remove the battery and
clean the connectors. You can use
one of the following lightly soaked
in alcohol; a soft brush, a cloth or
a cotton bud. Make sure that the
battery is completely dry before you
put it back. Check that the battery
connectors in the cell phone are not
damaged.
I do not understand the language
in menus
Possible cause: The wrong language
is set in the cell phone.
Solution: Change the language
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Possible cause: The battery is worn
out and needs to be replaced.
I cannot use MMS/picture messages
on my cell phone
Possible cause: Your subscription
does not include data capability.
Solution: Try another battery and
charger for the same cell phone
model, or visit your retailer and
ask them to verify if the battery
and charger are working properly.
Solution: Please contact your network
operator.
Possible cause: Settings are missing
or incorrect.
The cell phone turns itself off
Possible cause: The
been pushed unintentionally.
button has
Solution:
select your region and country, and
choose Phone setup. Then choose
your cell phone model, click Read
more under Picture messaging
(MMS) and follow the instructions
Solution: Turn on the automatic key
lock, or lock the keypad manually
Possible cause: The battery
connection is poor.
Solution: Make sure the battery is
I cannot use the Internet
Possible cause: Your subscription
does not include data capability.
I cannot use SMS/text messages
on my cell phone
Possible cause: Settings are missing
Solution: Please contact your network
operator.
or incorrect.
Possible cause: Internet settings are
missing or incorrect.
Solution: Contact your network
operator to find out the correct
SMS service center setting
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Solution:
The guide Synchronizing with
a computer contains installation
instructions and a troubleshooting
guide, that may assist you in solving
the problem.
select your region and country, and
choose Phone setup. Then choose
your cell phone model, click Read
more under Mobile Internet (WAP) and
Master reset
The changes that you have made
to settings and the content that you
have added or edited, will be deleted.
The cell phone cannot be detected
by other users via Bluetooth wireless
technology
Possible cause: You have not turned
the Bluetooth function on.
If you select Reset Settings, the
changes that you have made to settings
will be deleted.
If you select Reset All, in addition to
your changes to settings, all contacts,
messages, personal data, and content
that you have downloaded, received
or edited will also be deleted.
Solution: Make sure that the Bluetooth
function is on and visibility is set to show
I cannot synchronize or transfer
data between my cell phone
and my computer, when using
the USB cable provided
Possible cause: The cable has not
been properly installed and detected
on your computer.
The software that came with your cell
phone has not been properly installed
on the computer.
To reset the cell phone
1 } Settings } the General tab } Master
Reset.
2 } Reset Settings or } Reset All.
3 When instructions appear } Continue.
If you select Reset All, content such
as melodies and pictures that you
have downloaded, received or edited
is also deleted.
Solution: Go to
select your region and country, and
choose your cell phone model. Then
choose Learn more – Getting started.
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Error messages
PIN Blocked/PIN2 blocked.
Possible cause: You have entered
your PIN or PIN2 code incorrectly
three times in a row.
Insert SIM.
Possible cause: There is no SIM
card in the cell phone or you may
have inserted it incorrectly.
Lock.
Solution: Insert a SIM card
Codes do not match.
Possible cause: The two codes that
you have entered do not match.
Possible cause: The SIM card
connectors need cleaning.
Solution: When you want to change
a security code (for example your PIN)
you have to confirm the new code by
entering exactly the same code again.
Solution: Remove the SIM card and
clean it. Also check that the card is not
damaged so that you cannot connect
it to the cell phone connectors. In that
case, contact your network operator
to ask for a new SIM card.
No Netw. Coverage
Possible cause: Your cell phone
is in flight mode.
Insert correct SIM card.
Possible cause: The cell phone is set
to only work with certain SIM cards.
Solution: Restart the cell phone in
Solution: Check if you are using the
correct operator SIM card for your
cell phone.
Possible cause: Your cell phone
is not receiving any radio signal,
or the received signal is too weak.
Wrong PIN./Wrong PIN2.
Possible cause: You have entered
your PIN or PIN2 incorrectly.
Solution: Contact your network
operator and make sure that the
network has coverage where you are.
Solution: Enter the correct PIN or PIN2
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Possible cause: The SIM card is not
Phone Lock
working properly.
Possible cause: The cell phone
is locked.
Solution: Insert your SIM card in
another cell phone. If you still get the
same or a similar message, please
contact your network operator.
Solution: To unlock the cell phone
Phone lock code:
Possible cause: The phone lock
code is required.
Possible cause: The cell phone is not
working properly.
Solution: Insert your SIM card in
another cell phone. If this works,
it is probably the cell phone that
is causing the problem. Please
contact the nearest Sony Ericsson
service location.
Solution: Enter a phone lock code.
Your cell phone has a default phone
PUK blocked. Contact provider.
Possible cause: You entered your
personal unblocking key code (PUK)
incorrectly 10 times in a row.
Emerg. Calls Only
Possible cause: You are within range
of a network, but you are not allowed
to use it. However, in an emergency,
some network operators allow you
to call the international emergency
number 112.
Solution: Contact your network
operator.
Charging - Non-standard battery.
Possible cause: The battery that you are
using is not a Sony Ericsson-approved
battery.
Solution: You have to move to get
a signal that is strong enough. Contact
your network operator and make sure
you have the right subscription
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A warranty period. Learn more about the warranty
conditions in this User guide.
section in the language of your choice, you will
find the latest support tools and information, such
as software updates, Knowledge base, phone
setup and additional help when you require it.
For operator-specific services and features,
please contact your network operator for more
information.
You can also contact our Call Centers. See the
phone number for the nearest Call Center in the
list below. If your country/region is not represented
in the list, please contact your local dealer.
(The phone numbers below were correct at the
time of going to print. On www.sonyericsson.com
you can always find the latest updates.
Important Information
Sony Ericsson Consumer Web site,
service and support, safe and efficient
use, end user license agreement,
warranty, declaration of conformity.
Sony Ericsson Consumer Web site
there is a support section where help
and tips are only a few clicks away.
Here you will find the latest computer
software updates and tips on how to
use your product more efficiently.
In the unlikely event that your product needs
service please contact the dealer from whom
it was purchased or one of our service partners.
Save your original proof of purchase, you will need
it if you need to claim warranty.
For a call to one of our Call Centers you will be
charged according to national rates, including
local taxes, unless the phone number is a toll-free
number.
Service and support
From now on you will have access to a portfolio
of exclusive service advantages such as:
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Global and local websites providing support.
A global network of Call Centers.
An extensive network of Sony Ericsson service
partners.
Country
Argentina
Australia
Austria
Belgium
Brazil
Canada
Central Africa
Chile
Phone number
800-333-7427
1-300 650 050
0810 200245
02-7451611
Email address
4001-0444
1-866-766-9374
+27 112589023
123-0020-0656
4008100000
18009122135
062 000 000
China
Colombia
Croatia
Czech Republic
844 550 055
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Denmark
Finland
France
Germany
Greece
33 31 28 28
09-299 2000
0 825 383 383
0180 534 2020
801-11-810-810
210-89 91 919 (from cell phone)
Hong Kong
Hungary
India
8203 8863
+36 1 880 4747
39011111 (from cell phone)
Indonesia
Ireland
Italy
Lithuania
Malaysia
Mexico
Netherlands
New Zealand
Norway
021-2701388
1850 545 888
06 48895206
8 700 55030
1-800-889900
001-95-888-821-8408
0900 899 8318
0800-100150
815 00 840
Pakistan
111 22 55 73
Outside Karachi:
(92-21) 111 22 55 73
Philippines
Poland
Portugal
Romania
Russia
Singapore
Slovakia
South Africa
Spain
Sweden
Switzerland
Taiwan
+63 (02) 7891860
0 (prefix) 22 6916200
808 204 466
(+4021) 401 0401
8(495) 787 0986
67440733
02-5443 6443
0861 632222
902 180 576
013-24 45 00
0848 824 040
02-25625511
02-2483030
0212 47 37 777
(+380) 44 590 1515
Thailand
Turkey
Ukraine
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United Arab Emirates
United Kingdom
United States
43 919880
08705 23 7237
1-866-766-9374
0-800-100-2250
Venezuela
permission from your treating physician
or authorized medical staff.
Do not use your product when in, or around aircraft,
or areas showing the sign “turn off two-way radio”.
Do not use your product in an area
where a potentially explosive
Guidelines for Safe and Efficient Use
Please read this information before
using your cell phone.
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•
These instructions are intended
for your safety. Please follow these
guidelines. If the product has been
subject to any of the conditions listed
below or you have any doubt as to its proper
function make sure you have the product checked by
a certified service partner before charging or using
it. Failure to do so might entail a risk of product
malfunction or even a potential hazard to your
health.
atmosphere exists.
•
Do not place your product or install
wireless equipment in the area above
an air bag in your car.
CHILDREN
KEEP OUT OF CHILDRENS REACH.
DO NOT ALLOW CHILDREN TO PLAY
WITH YOUR CELL PHONE OR ITS
ACCESSORIES. THEY COULD HURT
THEMSELVES OR OTHERS, OR COULD
ACCIDENTALLY DAMAGE THE CELL PHONE
OR ACCESSORY. YOUR CELL PHONE OR ITS
ACCESSORY MAY CONTAIN SMALL PARTS THAT
COULD BECOME DETACHED AND CREATE
A CHOKING HAZARD.
Recommendations for safe use
of product (cell phone, battery,
charger and other accessories)
Always treat your product with care and keep
it in a clean and dust-free place.
Warning! May explode if disposed of in fire.
Do not expose your product to liquid or moisture
or humidity.
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Do not expose your product to
extremely high or low temperatures.
Do not expose the battery to
temperatures above +60°C (+140°F).
Do not expose your product to open
flames or lit tobacco products.
Do not drop, throw or try to bend your product.
Do not paint your product.
Do not attempt to disassemble
or modify your product. Only
Power supply (Charger)
Connect the AC power adapter only to designated
power sources as marked on the product. Make
sure the cord is positioned so that it will not be
subjected to damage or stress. To reduce risk
of electric shock, unplug the unit from any power
source before attempting to clean it. The AC power
adapter must not be used outdoors or in damp
areas. Never alter the cord or plug. If the plug does
not fit into the outlet, have a proper outlet installed
by a qualified electrician.
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•
Sony Ericsson authorized personnel
should perform service.
•
Do not use your product near medical
equipment without requesting
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Use only Sony Ericsson branded original chargers
intended for use with your cell phone. Other chargers
may not be designed to the same safety and
performance standards.
immediately turn off your cell phone. Contact your
cardiologist for more information.
For other medical devices, please consult your
physician and the manufacturer of the device.
Battery
Driving
We recommend that you fully charge the battery
before you use your cell phone for the first time.
A new battery or one that has not been used for
a long time could have reduced capacity the first
few times it is used. The battery should only be
charged in temperatures between +5°C (+41°F)
and +45°C (+113°F).
Use only Sony Ericsson branded original batteries
intended for use with your cell phone. Using other
batteries and chargers could be dangerous.
Please check if local laws and regulations restrict
the use of cell phones while driving or require drivers
to use handsfree solutions. We recommend that
you use only Sony Ericsson handsfree solutions
intended for use with your product.
Please note that because of possible interference
to electronic equipment, some vehicle manufacturers
forbid the use of cell phones in their vehicles unless
a handsfree kit with an external antenna has been
installed.
Talk and standby times depend on several different
conditions such as signal strength, operating
temperature, application usage patterns, features
selected and voice or data transmissions when
the cell phone is being used.
Turn off your cell phone before removing the battery.
Do not put the battery into your mouth. Battery
electrolytes may be toxic if swallowed. Do not let
the metal contacts on the battery touch another
metal object. Doing this could short-circuit and
damage the battery. Use the battery for the
intended purpose only.
Always pay full attention to driving and pull off the
road and park before making or answering a call
if driving conditions so require.
Emergency calls
Cell phones operate using radio signals, which
cannot guarantee connection in all conditions.
You should therefore never rely solely upon
any cell phone for essential communications
(for example medical emergencies).
Emergency calls may not be possible in all areas,
on all cellular networks, or when certain network
services and/or cell phone features are in use.
Check with your local service provider.
Personal medical devices
Cell phones may affect the operation of pacemakers
and other implanted equipment. Please avoid placing
the cell phone over the pacemaker, for example in
your breast pocket. When using the cell phone, use
it at the ear on the opposite side of the body to the
pacemaker. If a minimum distance of 6 inches (15 cm)
is kept between the cell phone and the pacemaker,
the risk of interference is limited. If you have any
reason to suspect that interference is taking place,
Antenna
This cell phone contains a built-in antenna. Use
of antenna devices not marketed by Sony Ericsson
specifically for this model could damage your cell
phone, reduce performance, and produce SAR
levels above the established limits (see below).
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For cell phones sold in the US, before a cell phone
model is available for sale to the public, it must be
tested and certified by the Federal Communications
Commission (FCC) that it does not exceed the limit
established by the government-adopted requirement
for safe exposure. The tests are performed in
positions and locations (that is, at the ear and
worn on the body) as required by the FCC for each
model. For body-worn operation, this cell phone has
been tested and meets FCC RF exposure guidelines
when the handset is positioned a minimum of 15 mm
from the body without any metal parts in the vicinity
of the cell phone or when used with the original
Sony Ericsson accessory intended for this cell phone
and worn on the body. Use of other accessories
may not ensure compliance with FCC RF exposure
guidelines.
Efficient use
Hold your cell phone as you would any other
cell phone. Do not cover the top of the cell phone
when it is in use, as this affects call quality and may
cause the cell phone to operate at a higher power
level than needed, thus shortening talk and standby
times.
Radio frequency (RF) exposure
and Specific Absorption Rate (SAR)
Your cell phone is a low-power radio transmitter
and receiver. When it is turned on, it emits low
levels of radio frequency energy (also known
as radio waves or radio frequency fields).
Governments around the world have adopted
comprehensive international safety guidelines,
developed by scientific organizations, for example
ICNIRP (International Commission on Non-Ionizing
Radiation Protection) and IEEE (The Institute of
Electrical and Electronics Engineers Inc.), through
periodic and thorough evaluation of scientific studies.
These guidelines establish permitted levels of radio
wave exposure for the general population. The levels
include a safety margin designed to assure the safety
of all persons, regardless of age and health, and
to account for any variations in measurements.
Specific Absorption Rate (SAR) is the unit of
measurement for the amount of radio frequency
energy absorbed by the body when using a cell
phone. The SAR value is determined at the highest
certified power level in laboratory conditions, but
the actual SAR level of the cell phone while it is
operating can be well below this value. This is
because the cell phone is designed to use the
minimum power required to reach the network.
A separate leaflet with SAR information about
this cell phone model is included with the material
accompanying this cell phone. This information
can also be found, together with more information
on radio frequency exposure and SAR, at
Accessible Solutions/Special Needs
For cell phones sold in the US, you can use your
TTY terminal with your Sony Ericsson cell phone
(with the necessary accessory). For information
on Accessible Solutions for individuals with special
needs call the Sony Ericsson Special Needs Center
on 877 878 1996 (TTY) or 877 207 2056 (voice),
or visit the Sony Ericsson Special Needs Center
Disposal of old electrical
and electronic equipment
This symbol indicates that all
electrical and electronic equipment
included shall not be treated as
household waste. Instead it shall be left at
the appropriate collection point for recycling
Variations in SAR below the radio frequency
exposure guidelines do not mean that there are
variations in safety. While there may be differences
in SAR levels among cell phones, all Sony Ericsson
cell phone models are designed to meet radio
frequency exposure guidelines.
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of electrical and electronic equipment. By ensuring
this product is disposed of correctly, you will help
prevent potential negative consequences for the
environment and human health, which could
otherwise be caused by inappropriate waste
handling of this product. The recycling of materials
will help to conserve natural resources. For more
detailed information about recycling this product,
please contact your local city office, your household
waste disposal service or the shop where you
purchased the product.
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•
Do not attempt to disassemble or modify the
memory card.
Do not use or store the memory card in humid
or corrosive locations or in excessive heat such
as a closed car in summer, in direct sunlight or near
a heater, etc.
•
•
Do not press or bend the end of the memory card
adapter with excessive force.
Do not let dirt, dust, or foreign objects get into
the insert port of any memory card adapter.
Check you have inserted the memory card correctly.
Insert the memory card as far as it will go into any
memory card adapter needed. The memory card
may not operate properly unless fully inserted.
We recommend that you make a backup copy of
important data. We are not responsible for any loss
or damage to content you store on the memory card.
Recorded data may be damaged or lost when you
remove the memory card or memory card adapter,
turn off the power while formatting, reading or writing
data, or use the memory card in locations subject
to static electricity or high electrical field emissions.
•
•
Disposing of the battery
Please check local regulations for
disposal of batteries or call your
local Sony Ericsson Call Center
for information.
•
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The battery should never be placed in municipal
waste. Use a battery disposal facility if available.
Memory card
Your cell phone is equipped with a memory card
reader. Check memory card compatibility before
purchase or use.
Protection of personal information
To safeguard your privacy and prevent information
being accessible to a third party, you should erase
all personal data before selling or disposing of the
product. To delete personal data, perform a master
reset and remove the memory card. DELETION
OF MATERIAL FROM THE PHONE MEMORY
DOES NOT ENSURE THAT SAID INFORMATION
CANNOT BE RECOVERED BY A SUBSEQUENT
USER. SONY ERICSSON DOES NOT WARRANT
AGAINST A SUBSEQUENT USER OF THE DEVICE
ACCESSING YOUR INFORMATION AND DOES
NOT ASSUME ANY RESPONSIBILITY FOR
SUBSEQUENT DISCLOSURE OF SAID
Memory cards are generally formatted prior
to shipping. To reformat the memory card, use
a compatible device. Do not use the standard
operating system format when formatting the
memory card on a PC. For details, refer to the
operating instructions of the memory card or
contact customer support.
WARNING:
If the memory card requires an adapter for insertion
into the cell phone or another device, do not insert
the memory card directly without the required
adapter.
Precautions on memory card use:
INFORMATION EVEN IF A MASTER RESET HAS
BEEN PERFORMED. If you are concerned about
such potential disclosure retain your device or secure
its permanent destruction.
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•
Do not expose the memory card to moisture.
Do not touch terminal connections with your
hand or any metal object.
•
Do not strike, bend, or drop the memory card.
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you have received the Software to a third party
in writing. If you fail to comply with any of the
terms and conditions set out in this license, it will
terminate with immediate effect.
Sony Ericsson and its third party suppliers
and licensors are the sole and exclusive owner of
and retain all rights, title and interest in and to the
Software. Sony Ericsson, and, to the extent that the
Software contains material or code of a third party,
such third party, shall be entitled third party
beneficiaries of these terms.
Accessories
Sony Ericsson recommends use of Sony Ericsson
original accessories for safe and efficient use of
its products. Use of third-party accessories may
decrease performance or pose a risk to your health
or safety.
LOUDNESS WARNING:
Please adjust the audio volume cautiously when
using third-party audio accessories to avoid volume
levels that may be harmful to your hearing.
Sony Ericsson does not test use of third-party
audio accessories with this cell phone.
Sony Ericsson recommends using only
Sony Ericsson original audio accessories.
The validity, construction and performance of this
license shall be governed by the laws of Sweden.
The foregoing shall apply to the full extent permitted
by, when applicable, statutory consumer rights.
End User License Agreement
Limited Warranty
This wireless device, including without limitation
any media delivered with the device, (“Device”)
contains software owned by Sony Ericsson Mobile
Communications AB and its affiliated companies
(“Sony Ericsson”) and its third party suppliers and
licensors (“Software”).
Sony Ericsson Mobile Communications AB,
SE-221 88 Lund, Sweden, (Sony Ericsson) or its
local affiliated company, provides this Limited
Warranty for your cell phone and original accessory
delivered with your cell phone (hereinafter referred
to as “Product”).
As user of this Device, Sony Ericsson grants you
a non-exclusive, non-transferable, non-assignable
license to use the Software solely in conjunction with
the Device on which it is installed and/or delivered
with. Nothing herein shall be construed as a sale
of the Software to a user of this Device.
Should your Product need warranty service,
please return it to the dealer from whom it was
purchased, or contact your local Sony Ericsson
Call Center (national rates may apply) or visit
www.sonyericsson.com to get further information.
You shall not reproduce, modify, distribute, reverse
engineer, decompile, otherwise alter or use any
other means to discover the source code of the
Software or any component of the Software. For
avoidance of doubt, you are at all times entitled to
transfer all rights and obligations to the Software
to a third party, solely together with the Device with
which you received the Software, provided always
that such third party agrees in writing to be bound
by these rules.
OUR WARRANTY
Subject to the conditions of this Limited Warranty,
Sony Ericsson warrants this Product to be free
from defects in design, material and workmanship
at the time of its original purchase by a consumer,
and for a subsequent period of one (1) year.
WHAT WE WILL DO
If, during the warranty period, this Product fails
to operate under normal use and service, due
to defects in design, materials or workmanship,
Sony Ericsson authorized distributors or service
You are granted this license for a term of the useful
life of this Device. You can terminate this license by
transferring all your rights to the Device on which
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partners, in the country/region* where you
purchased the Product, will, at their option, either
repair or replace the Product in accordance with
the terms and conditions stipulated herein.
Sony Ericsson and its service partners reserve the
right to charge a handling fee if a returned Product
is found not to be under warranty according to the
conditions below.
Please note that some of your personal settings,
downloads or other information may be lost when
your Sony Ericsson Product is repaired or replaced.
At present Sony Ericsson may be prevented
by applicable law, other regulation or technical
restrictions from making a backup copy of certain
downloads. Sony Ericsson does not take any
responsibility for any lost information of any
kind and will not reimburse you for any such loss.
You should always make backup copies of all the
information stored on your Sony Ericsson Product
such as downloads, calendar and contacts before
handing in your Sony Ericsson Product for repair
or replacement.
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This warranty does not cover any failure of the
Product due to normal wear and tear, or due to
misuse, including but not limited to use in other than
the normal and customary manner, in accordance
with the Sony Ericsson instructions for use and
maintenance of the Product. Nor does this warranty
cover any failure of the Product due to accident,
software or hardware modification or adjustment,
acts of God or damage resulting from liquid.
A rechargeable battery can be charged and
discharged hundreds of times. However, it will
eventually wear out – this is not a defect. When
the talk-time or standby time is noticeably shorter,
it is time to replace your battery. Sony Ericsson
recommends that you use only batteries and chargers
approved by Sony Ericsson.
Minor variations in display brightness and color
may occur between cell phones. There may be tiny
bright or dark dots on the display. These are called
defective pixels and occur when individual dots
have malfunctioned and can not be adjusted.
Two defective pixels are deemed acceptable.
Minor variations in the appearance of the camera
image may occur between cell phones. This is not
uncommon in digital cameras and does not mean
that the camera is defective in any way.
Since the cellular system on which the Product
is to operate is provided by a carrier independent
from Sony Ericsson, Sony Ericsson will not be
responsible for the operation, availability, coverage,
services or range of that system.
This warranty does not cover Product failures
caused by installations, modifications, or repair
or opening of the Product performed by a non-
Sony Ericsson authorized person.
The warranty does not cover Product failures which
have been caused by use of accessories or other
peripheral devices which are not Sony Ericsson
branded original accessories intended for use with
the Product.
CONDITIONS
1
2
The warranty is valid only if the original proof
of purchase issued to the original purchaser by
a Sony Ericsson authorized dealer, specifying
the date of purchase and serial number**, for
this Product, is presented with the Product to be
repaired or replaced. Sony Ericsson reserves the
right to refuse warranty service if this information
has been removed or changed after the original
purchase of the Product from the dealer.
4
5
6
If Sony Ericsson repairs or replaces the Product,
the repaired or replaced Product shall be warranted
for the remaining time of the original warranty
period or for ninety (90) days from the date of
repair, whichever is longer. Repair or replacement
may involve the use of functionally equivalent
reconditioned units. Replaced parts or components
will become the property of Sony Ericsson.
7
Tampering with any of the seals on the Product will
void the warranty.
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THERE ARE NO EXPRESS WARRANTIES,
WHETHER WRITTEN OR ORAL, OTHER THAN
THIS PRINTED LIMITED WARRANTY. ALL
IMPLIED WARRANTIES, INCLUDING WITHOUT
LIMITATION THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES
OF MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR
A PARTICULAR PURPOSE, ARE LIMITED TO
THE DURATION OF THIS LIMITED WARRANTY.
IN NO EVENT SHALL SONY ERICSSON OR ITS
LICENSORS BE LIABLE FOR INCIDENTAL OR
CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES OF ANY NATURE
WHATSOEVER, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED
TO LOST PROFITS OR COMMERCIAL LOSS;
TO THE FULL EXTENT THOSE DAMAGES CAN
BE DISCLAIMED BY LAW.
*EUROPEAN UNION (EU)
If you have purchased your Product in an EU
country you can have your Product serviced, under
the conditions set out above, within the warranty
period in any EU country where an identical Product
is sold by an authorized Sony Ericsson distributor.
To find out if your Product is sold in the EU country
you are in, please call the local Sony Ericsson Call
Center. Please observe that certain services may
not be possible elsewhere than in the country of
original purchase, for example due to the fact that
your Product may have an interior or exterior which
is different from equivalent models sold in other
EU countries. It may not be possible to repair SIM-
locked Products.
Some countries/states do not allow the exclusion
or limitation of incidental or consequential damages,
or limitation of the duration of implied warranties,
so the preceding limitations or exclusions may not
apply to you.
** In some countries/regions additional information
is requested. If so, this is clearly shown on the valid
proof of purchase.
The warranty provided does not affect the
consumer's statutory rights under applicable
legislation in force, nor the consumer’s rights
against the dealer arising from their sales / purchase
contract.
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FCC Statement
Declaration of Conformity
This device complies with Part 15 of
the FCC rules. Operation is subject
to the following two conditions:
(1) This device may not cause
We, Sony Ericsson Mobile Communications AB of
Nya Vattentornet
SE-221 88 Lund, Sweden
declare under our sole responsibility that our product
Sony Ericsson type AAD-3022061-BV
and in combination with our accessories, to which
this declaration relates is in conformity with
the appropriate standards 3GPP TS 51.010-1,
EN 301908-1, EN 301489-7, EN 301489-24,
EN 300328, EN 301489-17 and EN 60950,
following the provisions of, Radio Equipment
and Telecommunication Terminal Equipment
Directive 99/5/EC with requirements covering
EMC Directive 89/336/EEC, and Low Voltage
Directive 73/23/EEC.
harmful interference, and
(2) This device must accept any interference
received, including interference that may cause
undesired operation.
Bluetooth wireless technology
Bluetooth™ Qualified Design ID is B011122.
Lund, February 2007
Shoji Nemoto,
Head of Product Business Group GSM/UMTS
We fulfill the requirements of the R&TTE Directive
(99/5/EC).
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magic word .......................................... 27 Photo fix ................................................47
M2™ ............................................ 93 PhotoDJ™ .............................................53
memory status ..................................... 24 picture messages ..................................37
Memory Stick Micro™ (M2™) .............. 17 picture sizes ..........................................47
menu overview ..................................... 10 pictures ...........................................51–52
messages
picture .......................................... 37 playlists .................................................57
text ............................................... 34 PlayNow™ ............................................59
voice ............................................. 39 profiles ............................................79–80
microphone .......................................... 20 PUK .............................................4, 80, 81
MMS See picture messages ................ 37 push email .............................................42
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notes ............................................ 78 themes ............................................53–54
pictures ........................................ 52 time ...................................................... 80
themes ......................................... 54 timer ..................................................... 78
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