User manual INNOSTREAM P10

[. . . ] INNO-P10 User's Manual Unpacking Your package contains the following items. Handset Battery HandStrap USB Cable User's manual Earphone A type B type Travel adapter(A type or B type) Option Battery Battery Charger Car Charger PC Sync CD MMC Card CONTENTS 1. BEFORE YOU START 1. 1 PHONE LAYOUT AND ICONS 1. 2 QUICK SILENCE MODE 1. 3 USING THE NAVIGATION KEYS 1. 4 USING THE EARPHONE 1. 5 DISPLAY IN THE IDLE SCREEN 6 2. GETTING STARTED 2. 1 HOW TO ATTACH THE BATTERY 2. 2 HOW TO REMOVE THE BATTERY 2. 3 HOW TO CHARGE THE BATTERY 2. 4 HOW TO PLACE THE SIM CARD 2. 5 HOW TO REMOVE THE SIM CARD 2. 6 HOW TO PLACE THE MEMORY CARD 2. 7 HOW TO REMOVE THE MEMORY CARD 2. 8 HOW TO SWITCH YOUR PHONE ON AND OFF 2. 9 HOW TO USING MASS STORAGET 12 3. SECURITY CODES 3. 1 PIN 3. 2 PUK 3. 3 PIN2 3. 4 PUK2 3. 5 SIM LOCK CODE 3. 6 LOCK CODE 3. 7 PASSWORD 18 4. MAKING AND RECEIVING A CALL 4. 1 MAKING A CALL 4. 2 ANSWERING A CALL 4. 3 MAKING THE EMERGENCY CALL 4. 4 MAKING AN INTERNATIONAL CALL 4. 5 ENTERING A "PAUSE" CHARACTER IN A DIAL STRING 4. 6 NOTIFICATION OF MISSED CALL 2 20 User's Manual 5. IN-CALL OPTIONS 5. 1 PUTTING A CALL ON HOLD/UNHOLD 5. 2 MAKING A SECOND CALL 5. 3 SWAPPING BETWEEN ACTIVE CALLS AND HELD CALLS 5. 4 ANSWERING A SECOND INCOMING CALL 5. 5 ADJUSTING THE EARPIECE VOLUME 5. 6 MUTING THE MICROPHONE 5. 7 SENDING DTMF 5. 8 STORING A NUMBER ON THE SCRATCHPAD 5. 9 USING THE SMS FUNCTION 5. 10 MAKING A CONFERENCE CALL 5. 11 RECORD SPEECH 24 6. PHONEBOOK 6. 1 STORING A PHONE NUMBER WITH A NAME 6. 2 QUICK SEARCHING FOR A NUMBER IN THE PHONEBOOK 6. 3 STORING A NUMBER OF THE RECENT CALLS TO THE PHONEBOOK 6. 4 SPEED LIST 6. 5 USING THE PHONEBOOK OPTIONS 30 7. TEXT EDITING 7. 1 INPUT MODE 7. 2 T9 ABC INPUT MODE 7. 3 MULTI-TAP INPUT MODE 7. 4 NUMERIC INPUT MODE 7. 5 SYMBOLS INPUT MODE 7. 6 T9 LANGUAGE INPUT MODE 7. 7 TEMPLATE INPUT MODE 36 8. THE MENU MAP 46 CONTENS 3 CONTENTS 9. THE MENU FUNCTIONS 54 9. 1 MESSAGES (SMS, MMS, E-mail, Voicemail, Broadcast) 9. 2 CALL RECORDS (Dialled Calls, Received Calls, Missed Calls, Delete Records, Cost & Duration, Data Counter) 9. 3 PHONE SETTING (Own Numbers, Language, Sound Setting, Display Setting, Clock Setting, Call Setting, Data Connections, IrDA , Security Setting, Navi-key Setting) 9. 4 CAMERA & MEDIA (Camera, Camcorder, MP3, Vis Storage, File Manager) 9. 5 ORGANISER (Calendar, View Today Report, Alarm, Memo, Template, Expense Diary, Lady Schedule) 9. 6 NETWORK SERVICE (Call Divert, Call Barring, Call Waiting, Caller Identity, Flight Mode, GPRS Connection Mode, Closed User Group, Network Selection) 9. 7 GAME & UTILITY (Games, Java, Tools, Utilities) 9. 8 INTERNET (Home, Resume, Bookmarks, Push Messages Inbox, Settings, History, Go To Address) 9. 9 SIM AT SERVICE 10. [. . . ] If you press the [Reset soft key], you may have to enter your PIN2 according to SIM card contents. Maximum Cost : allows you to check or change the maximum limit for the cost of calls. If you press the [Change soft key], you must enter your PIN2. 70 User's Manual The value that multiplied the entry by the value set at Price & Unit option is displayed. Price & Unit : allows you to set the cost of one unit and currency code. The number of items in these lists depends on the contents of your SIM card. 9. 2. 6 Data Counter You can view the size of the sent data, the received data and total data transferred in the Last Data session or All Data sessions. Last Data : allows you to check or reset the data size used in the last session. All Data : allows you to check or reset the data size used in the all sessions. 9. 3 Phone Setting 9. 3. 1 Own Numbers This menu displays your phone numbers. You can view, add, edit, and delete the numbers, stored in your SIM card. 9. 3. 2 Language You can select in which language the display text is shown. If you select Automatic, the display text is automatically displayed according to the country of your SIM card. This setting also determines which text input mode is selected when you write a text message. For details, please see section 7. 9. 3. 3 Sound Setting With this menu, you can customize various audible settings. Note To switch on the silence mode, press and hold [ ] on the left side of phone in the idle screen. If your phone is in the silence mode, all audile key tones and melodies are prohibited and all alerts are changed to the vibrator regardless of the setting in this menu. 9. The Menu Functions <Profiles> This menu allows you to activate and change the settings of the selected profile according to your wish. The audio profile menu allows you to access a group of pre-defined settings. A profile is a group of audio settings that are set to suit a wide variety of events and environments (e. g. There are seven types of profiles; Normal, Meeting, Outdoor, Car, Silent and VIP profiles. Normal Ring Type Ring Volume SMS Alert Type SMS Alert Volume Key Tone Volume Game Volume Melody Level 7 Melody Level 5 Level 5 Level 5 Meeting Vibrator Level 0 Vibrator Level 0 Level 0 Level 0 Outdoor Melody + Vibrator Level 7 Melody Level 7 Level 7 Level 7 Car Melody Level 7 Melody Level 7 Level 5 Level 5 Silent Light Level 0 Off Level 0 Level 0 Level 0 VIP Melody + Vibrator Level 7 Melody Level 7 Level 5 Level 5 · Ring Type This menu allows you to select how to be informed of any incoming call. Melody : Your phone rings using the ringing melody selected at menu option of Ring Melody option. Light : Your phone rings using the backlight illuminated on the display screen, rather than the normal ringing tone or vibrator. Melody + Vibrator : Your phone rings using both melody and vibrator simultaneously. · Ring Volume This option allows you to adjust the ringing volume to one of eight levels. Use [ ] and [ ], and then press [Select soft key]. · SMS Alert Type 72 This menu allows you to select how to be informed of new incoming SMS message. User's Manual Following types are available. Melody : Your phone alerts using the SMS alert sound selected at menu option of Message Melody option. [. . . ] When it is on, it receives and also sends the radio frequency(RF) signals. However, certain electronic equipment may not be shielded against the RF signals from your mobile phone. RF signals may affect improperly installed or inadequately shielded electronic systems in motor vehicles. Consult your vehicle manufacturer and the manufacturer of any equipment that has been added to the vehicle. Pacemakers The Health industry Manufacturers Association recommends that a minimum separation of six inches be maintained between a mobile phone and pacemakers to avoid potential interference with the pacemaker. [. . . ]