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SMIL Compose menu options

You can access SMIL Compose menu options by pressing

from the SMIL screen. The available options differ depending on

the condition of SMIL creation.

MENU

Set fit mode
Hidden

The image is
displayed in the actual
size.

Fill

The image is scaled
to fit into the image
display area.

Meet
(Default)

The image is scaled
so that the longer side
of the height or width
fits the corresponding
side of image display
area.

Slice

The image is scaled
so that the shorter
side of the height or
width fits the
corresponding side of
image display area.

Compose menu
Options (ALL)

Description

Add text

The text you enter in the text entry screen will be placed in the text field on the slide.

Remove text

The text placed in the slide and the text field on the slide will be deleted.

Add image

The image you select will be placed in the image field on the slide.

Remove image

The image placed in the slide and the image field on the slide will be deleted.

Add audio

The sound you select will be attached to the slide. The audio mark (notes) will be displayed on the
left of the slide number.

Remove audio

The sound attached to the slide and the audio mark will be deleted.

Preview

The slides will be previewed in order from the beginning at the preset playback time for each.

Add slide

The new slide will be added after the currently displayed slide.

Insert slide

The new slide will be inserted just before the currently displayed slide.

Remove slide

The currently displayed slide will be deleted.

Text colour

This option enables you to select the Text colour from the 16 different colours.

Background colour

This option enables you to select the Background colour from the 16 different colours.

Set Fit mode

This option enables you to select the size in which the image is displayed (see table right).

Options

The sub menu will be displayed. You can set the lengths of time for playing back slides and
showing texts etc. by using this option.

Change region size

This option enables you to change the region size by using the

and

keys.

Swap image/text

This option enables you to swap the place of image field and text field on the slide.

Previous slide

The previous slide will be displayed.

Next slide

The next slide will be displayed.

Summary of Contents for N341I

Page 1: ...g other than OFF be careful that the phone is not near a heater and that it does not fall from a desk due to the vibration es that the user shall be solely responsible for the result of the use of SSL he certifier as listed herein makes any representation and warranty as for the SSL In the event that the user shall sustain damage or loss due to the use of nor the certifier shall be responsible for...

Page 2: ...r one or more of the following 5 953 541 5 187 480 5 945 928 6 011 554 and 6 307 548 Australian Pat No 1 331 057 United Kingdom Pat No 2238414B Hong Kong 329 Republic of Singapore Pat No 51383 Euro Pat No 0 842 463 R IT NL PT ES SE GB Republic of Korea Pat Nos KR201211B1 and nal patents are pending worldwide ESS CO LTD s Compact NetFront Plus internet browser software CCESS CO LTD egistered trade ...

Page 3: ...Network transmitting your call will not work This last point is should be pressed see right ftkey 1 and Softkey 2 see right creens To select or execute an at alls The people that provide your i mode services i mode Service Provider Softkey 1 4 way Navigation key Softkey 2 ...

Page 4: ... and ring melodies See page 57 mal Meeting Pocket and Car See page 16 store up to 500 records See page 26 ore up to 255 records depending on SIM capacity See page 26 ion See page 21 See page 76 See page 84 See page 78 See page 20 LED Battery lock DA Speaker Battery Volume down key Volume up key 2nd LCD Camera ...

Page 5: ...een to access the Message menu screen key to access the Voice recall to power off R to delete all characters when you enter text o call the Voice mail centre 9 to go to the corresponding phonebook One touch dial o enter when you make an international call to toggle the selected line network to enter a pause Softkey 2 Select key 4 way navigation key Phone book key End On Off key NU ...

Page 6: ...r a day of the week when the screen displays Local time only 4 Local time 5 Network name 6 Indicates that call forwarding is set 7 Indicates that Meeting mode is set to On Indicates that Pocket mode is set to On Indicates that Car mode is set to On When there is no icon Normal mode is set to On 8 Indicates that the Vibrator is set to On Indicates when the Vibrator and the Silent are set Indicates ...

Page 7: ...n the on s and n the ur When the Camera function is active Indicates the Camera quality Super fine Fine or Normal Indicates that GPRS is attached 0 Indicates the Brightness setting level in the Camera mode 8 9 10 ...

Page 8: ... menu Page 7 Call records Last call 9 Missed calls 9 Received calls 9 Dialled calls 9 Total calls 9 Charge info 9 Redial blacklist 10 8 Applications Calculator 76 Scheduler 78 ToDo list 80 Notepad 83 Currency converter 84 IR receive 84 9 SIM toolkit ...

Page 9: ...1 4 6 16 26 36 38 42 51 53 57 76 85 92 94 ...

Page 10: ... 5 5 Phone Use 6 6 6 es 6 6 6 7 7 7 7 7 7 8 phone number 8 8 8 8 9 9 9 9 9 9 ce of charge AoC 9 10 11 11 olding 12 13 13 codes 13 onal dialling codes 13 ...

Page 11: ...mbers 29 onebook list searching 29 on list searching 29 er shortcuts searching 29 g 30 ne number in the searched personal data 30 book 30 phonebook 31 onal data 33 personal data in the phonebook Phone 34 between locations and or phonebooks 34 er 35 g a scratchpad number 35 chpad number 35 ok data by IR 35 ...

Page 12: ...s 49 49 49 49 50 mail Mailbox number 50 to the Voice mail centre 50 mail 50 51 51 51 51 51 52 on 53 amera 53 era 53 taking pictures 53 tion 53 ating a Camera function 54 54 54 f yourself using the 2nd LCD 54 54 ness 55 55 55 55 55 ...

Page 13: ... 70 71 l 71 mail 72 72 72 gs 72 t 72 72 s 73 73 73 al info 73 gs 73 73 74 74 re 74 74 75 75 hment 75 a 75 gs 75 75 76 76 Assignment 76 terminating Calculator 76 76 78 y in the scheduler 78 heduled events 79 tions menu 79 ...

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Page 15: ...d wide operation O The digital technology of your NEC GSM phone helps to ensure that your conversations are kept secure O The SIM card contains personal data such as your electronic phonebook messages see page 42 and also details of the network services you have subscribed to The phone will not work except for emergency calls on some networks unless a valid SIM card is fitted IIf the SIM card is n...

Page 16: ... Voice mail s current Time Date nsitive descriptions of O You may need to charge the battery before using your phone If the phone gives no response when switched on read the information about batteries on page 4 O Do not remove the battery to switch your phone off as this may cause loss of stored information Status icons area Help area Softkey area ...

Page 17: ...o select an icon move vant icon nd press or just press at the same time On the n can be selected at one O When you have switched the language to be displayed please wait until the new setting becomes active O On the actual screen the options languages are displayed in each language Key 1 2 3 4 5 6 ...

Page 18: ... slowly top up the ed but you will not be egins The phone can days after the Battery empty 2 companied by a short IDO NOT connect a charger or any other external DC source if the phone s battery is not inserted O Please charge the battery as much as possible when the battery is very low ...

Page 19: ...ption or Desktop charger option not specified by NEC for use with this phone can be dangerous and may invalidate any warranty and approval given to the cellphone Do not connect more than one charger at any time Do not leave the charger connected to the mains supply when it is not in use Charger Connecter ...

Page 20: ...l STD area code even if you are in the same town If the numbers are too long to be displayed within one line excess part is deleted and is added at its end O The Main LCD display shows the strength of the radio signal that links your phone to the network A maximum signal is shown by 4 shaded blocks and a minimum signal by 1 block O If is held down your phone will turn off ...

Page 21: ...s pressed see Any key answer on page 20 If you are making a call the phone gives priority to receiving a call unless you have already pressed L See also Call forwarding on page 11 and Call waiting and holding on page 12 L See also Call records on page 9 O On some networks emergency calls can be made using the 112 number without a SIM card inserted L See also Call records on page 9 ...

Page 22: ... and pressing ave the call while the Phone To store the e word or words were IMulti party call facilities are SIM card and Network dependent O The mute function is automatically released after the calling ...

Page 23: ...d ghlighted number 3 and een or Softkey 2 to reset O The Delete all the phonebook data facility is not applicable to the phonebook SIM O Charge info functions are SIM card and Network dependent O To reset the display to zero you may be prompted to enter the PIN2 code ...

Page 24: ...ey 1 The Charge info If you have decided ...

Page 25: ...he call to O If you select Conditional you also need to set the time after which the call will be considered to be unanswered IAllow for a short delay while the network sends the divert status of your phone There may be an additional charge for this service depending on your network IThere may be unavailable settings depending on your network ...

Page 26: ...d turn to the Manual n finished the Call ent status screen will hat the Call waiting is ...

Page 27: ...ing a redial e a call and also whether procedure over a deactivated line h when selected ss code Your phone has at you are calling from er ways 44 no matter what Line type Setting dialled Send own Show connected received Show incoming Return own ...

Page 28: ...ome country you should select any preferences such as Call restriction or Call forwarding IYou will be charged for calls forwarded to you while roaming IBefore you manually select a network ensure it is covered under the agreement you have with your service provider on No e 1 new 2 move 3 ...

Page 29: ...displayed in the top right hand corner of the any title screen O Pressing briefly will return you to the standby screen unless you are in the Service menu O SIM toolkit icon is displayed only when your SIM card supports this function O The instructions in this user guide make use of the shortcuts selection except special cases O The options will be displayed in the Help area as appropriate ...

Page 30: ...y changes made to the settings while in a particular mode will be stored and used when that mode is selected again O The mode selected when you turn your phone off will still be selected when you turn your phone on again ...

Page 31: ...ar mode efault melody Medium efault melody Medium On On Off ays On Medium On IWith the backlight always on the battery life is reduced O When the selected mode is Car the Backlight is always set to On This will reduce battery life ...

Page 32: ... phone mode setting menu the option s number which is set becomes green O During receiving a call the ring volume can also be adjusted by pressing the Volume keys O The Alarm tone volume and the Reminder tone volume for Scheduler correspond to the Ring tone volume see page 22 and see page 78 Mode Key Normal 1 Meeting 2 Pocket 3 Car 4 ...

Page 33: ...de is Car the backlight is always On and does not have the Turn off after field The options for the backlight are high medium and low O The Power save selection is not available for the Car mode O Auto answer option is available in the Car mode only O Auto answer only works if your phone is working with a handsfree kit or a headset ...

Page 34: ...ll or message by d automatic line esired option desired O When your phone is closed and the Volume key function is disabled you cannot use Ring silencer function by pressing the Volume keys O See also Mute on page 8 O See also Mute on page 8 ...

Page 35: ...21 e time This information duler O When you select 12 hour format you need to select am pm too ...

Page 36: ...e displayed in the Set and press ttom of the screen O When the alarm is On it sounds at the set time everyday Turn the alarm off to deactivate it O When you select 12 time format you need to select am pm too ...

Page 37: ...23 1 The picture you have ed colour theme Press changed ...

Page 38: ...en You cannot select the picture screen if no screen have been stored With your phones folded press the Volume down key to change the 2nd LCD screen clock screen and picture screen You can fix the display or cancel it for 2nd LCD screen by pressing and holding the Volume up key when enabled until the message changes ...

Page 39: ...25 wn key to decrease it by aving The setting will be hanges reen n green IBy restoring the factory settings any changes you have made to your phone s set up will be lost ...

Page 40: ...roll to the other directories if your SIM card supports them by pressing O The maximum number of phone numbers that can be stored on a SIM card is shared between the ADN FDN and SDN directories O The number of phone numbers that can be stored on a SIM card depends on the SIM card capability ...

Page 41: ...SDN is supported by your phone it must be present on your SIM card check with your service provider O You can also access the phonebook list screen by pressing from the standby screen O If you wish to select another phonebook press until the required phonebook list is displayed O It is best to store numbers using the international number format see page 13 O If you wish to select another phonebook...

Page 42: ...ber type screen nor the Edit screen will be displayed O Once you have entered the name and number in your phonebook Phone you will be able to personalise the entry by allocating a specific Ring tone a LED colour a phonebook picture adding the number to a group etc See also Editing the phonebook on page 30 O If you have selected FDN in the previous step you will be prompted to enter the PIN 2 code ...

Page 43: ... phonebook e g from the phonebook Phone to the phonebook SIM press The entries in the other personal phonebook will now be displayed O There will be a delay while your phone scans the phonebook O To call numbers in the SDN directory press until the SDN directory is displayed then use either the scrolling or searching method to locate and call the number ...

Page 44: ...wing the list screen of each group use the and keys to display the other stored numbers home mobile work etc in the same personal data for the highlighted name O If the email address is displayed in the Help area press Softkey 1 to create a new message No 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 ...

Page 45: ...will be displayed e additions or the key at can have their names of the phone numbers name screen will be allocate numbers to the O The Edit functions apply only to the personal data stored in the phonebook Phone ...

Page 46: ... recall facility see page 8 O Recording the voice in the phonebook enables you to use the Voice recall function O You cannot record the same word O With the phonebook list screen displayed press 8 and 2 to display the Voice tag list screen In this screen you can confirm the list of stored Voice recall recording and the set Voice tags MENU ...

Page 47: ...displayed e will be displayed by the r LED has been allocated ber calls you ed ayed showing the picture played hen they are highlighted y the Delete screen O You can set the LED colour by using the and keys too ...

Page 48: ...the phonebook SIM nu screen ...

Page 49: ...35 n make a call to it when en ed will be called displayed ation key in the location ...

Page 50: ...n you only need to onary of your phone ...

Page 51: ... O If you make a mistake use the and keys to place the cursor to the right of the incorrect character then press CLR O When entering normal ABC text and the character you require is displayed press the key to move to the next character position if you wait for more than 1 second the cursor will move one character to the right automatically ...

Page 52: ...ou forget any of these codes except the Security code ALWAYS contact your service provider as they are the ONLY source for your codes O Some SIM cards are set up so that PIN number entry cannot be turned off O When SIM PIN Lock is enabled you can change the PIN code IThe PIN2 code is SIM card related and may only be available from your service provider ...

Page 53: ...ter it again as k sable SIM PIN Lock use O The default setting of the Security code is 0000 O You are prompted to enter PIN code after the Power on screen When the correct PIN code is entered the standby screen will be displayed and all the operation will be enabled ...

Page 54: ...pt to enter the Call O Upon power up you are prompted to enter the security code if the Phone Lock was active when the phone was powered down O The selected settings have a red bars over their icons ICall restriction facilities are network services and may require a password ...

Page 55: ...41 e PIN2 code will be L See also FDN storage on page 27 IThe FDN facility is network dependent ...

Page 56: ...en all ed off ge is full When the ong with an error message space Your ge indicating whether IThe Short Message Service is network dependent O Please delete the unnecessary messages in the SMS inbox and outbox folders from time to time The phone cannot receive any SMS when the SMS folder is full ...

Page 57: ... in the message list the item is grayed and you cannot select it O When you highlight Inbox Drafts or Sent on the Message menu screen the and icons are displayed on the bottom of the screen The icon indicates number of opened messages The icon indicates number of unread messages Options No Inbox 1 Drafts 2 Sent 3 Recycled 4 Folder 1 5 Folder 2 6 Cell broadcast 7 Voice mail 8 O The unread message i...

Page 58: ...nu vary ad and Size Message Options No Rename folder 1 View all 2 View msging status 3 SMS settings 4 Voice mail number 5 SMS object 6 Message menu Options No Move message 1 Reply 2 Forward 3 View details 4 Delete message 5 Delete all 6 Sort message 7 Msgs per page 8 ...

Page 59: ...he Save object shall be displayed if an object is highlighted O You can use Save object function only when there are some objects in the message Save object O Press the and keys to highlight the phone number or mail address in the message Then press to select the function as follows Phone number 1 Add to phonebook 2 Dial phone number 3 Create SMS mail address 1 Add to phone book 2 Create mail Opti...

Page 60: ...When you have created your message press The text entry mode changes in the order of T9 normal text ABC and numeric 123 O If you display another screen or receive a call while you are editing a message more than 1 character the message will be saved automatically as the draft message see page 43 O This function is active when the text to be pasted has been selected in the Highlight mode You cannot...

Page 61: ...hlight mode to toggle between On and Off Press the CLR to back to the normal mode O The insert object option is displayed only in the message entry screen You cannot use the grayed out function Insert object Options Key Quick text 1 Sound 2 Picture 3 Animation 4 Emotion 5 Pictograph 6 O The first two options Text colour Text format will operate similar to those in the Message edit Options menu how...

Page 62: ... the O When this option is set to on after an incoming SMS alert is finished the message will automatically be displayed O When this option is set to on the network will be requested to send the phone the status of outgoing SMS messages O This option sets how long messages are kept on the network ...

Page 63: ...49 ce is network dependent erforming the following oftkey 1 to confirm ess Softkey 1 to confirm oadcasts from heck box Then press O The default setting is All ...

Page 64: ...ork dependent Contact your Service Provider for details on your voice mail number O This function is available when the Voice mail Mailbox number has not been set O This function needs a setup of Call forwarding see page 11 O This function is available when the Voice mail Mailbox number has been set ...

Page 65: ...ther IPlace the phone on a stable surface such as a table so that the infrared data ports are aligned on the same level up to 15 IEnsure that infrared data ports on the two phones face each other and do not move the phones until data exchange is complete IThe phones may not communicate successfully if they are placed in direct sunlight directly under fluorescent light or close to other infrared eq...

Page 66: ...tween them matically detects the ...

Page 67: ...and cause discoloured ger is in Meeting mode Hold the camera firmly ht the image may turn copyright holder unless nces entertainments and le within the restrictions IBe considerate of other people s privacy when you take a shot by using the camera of your phone and send it to others ...

Page 68: ...ngs of your ge 85 your phone will also time setting of your 85 O If you open your phone with the 2nd LCD as the camera finder screen status the camera finder screen will be automatically switched to the Main LCD ...

Page 69: ...55 picture The current O sun icon ...

Page 70: ...with the selected filter e are available ...

Page 71: ...pact NetFront is a registered trade mark or trademark of ACCESS CO LTD in Japan and selected countries worldwide O If you leave your phone for a long time with the battery uncharged the content of memory cannot be retained and stored i mode data may be lost Stored i mode data i mode settings mail MMS data bookmarks etc ...

Page 72: ...t i mode locked server green d procedures and will connect to the uired address then ess The page will bookmarked page IDepending on the type of page you are viewing the available Browser menu options may change ...

Page 73: ...59 ess The page will be d O Images can be animations or standby screens wallpapers IDepending on the type of page you are viewing the available Browser menu options may change ...

Page 74: ... fixed settings for connecting to specific operators while the user setting can be changed O You are prompted to enter the Security code to activate deactivate the i mode lock User setting Options No APN Access point name 1 i mode server Gateway address 2 Portal server i menu server 3 Mail 4 1 Mail server 2 2nd Mail server 3 Confirmation site User data 5 1 User name 2 Password Port No 6 1 HTTP Por...

Page 75: ...rea of your phone s display the key can be pressed to access further options IWhen you agree to send private information e g production serial no and SIM no to the IPs via the Internet it may be obtained by others O Pressing CLR or may not bring back the previous screen Screen operations depend on the current screen content MENU menu Options No kmark 1 ks 2 ge 3 e 4 ne 5 e info 6 bpage 7 8 9 e mai...

Page 76: ...it a particular layed ll be displayed IDepending on the type of page you received available options may change Bookmark Options No Open 1 Copy address 2 Edit title 3 Compose mail 4 Delete one 5 Delete all 6 O Only web pages that are i mode compatible will be displayed ...

Page 77: ...en the current page is e unprotected yed see page 72 O Saved pages are stored on your phone which means you can view them without making a connection to the i mode service O Protected pages cannot be deleted O Protected pages cannot be deleted ...

Page 78: ...e same mail can be sent to up to five addresses O If you want to send saved mail see draft page 71 O If melody to be attached is subject to copyright an error message will be displayed and no melody will be attached O The file can be attached up to 100K bytes depending on the operator Mail menu Options No Compose mail 1 Compose MMS 2 Inbox 3 Sent mail 4 Draft 5 Selective retrieval 6 Check new mail...

Page 79: ...65 layed ed l menu screen will be re O The menu contents will vary depending on what is highlighted ...

Page 80: ...Subject title entered ayed with the address menu nitial No 1 2 3 4 d colour 5 6 ...

Page 81: ...rea Meet Default The image is scaled so that the longer side of the height or width fits the corresponding side of image display area Slice The image is scaled so that the shorter side of the height or width fits the corresponding side of image display area e slide be displayed on the ck time for each colours e table right ck slides and s slide ...

Page 82: ... oftkey 1 to read it eturn to the standby The Inbox filter O The menu contents will vary depending on what is highlighted O When the Inbox reaches its maximum limit a new mil MMS will overwrite an old read mail MMS ENU ...

Page 83: ...nbox menu Options No Show all 1 Show unread 2 Show read 3 Show protect 4 Title sort 5 Address sort 6 Date sort 7 Delete one 8 Delete read mail 9 Delete all 0 IDepending on the type of mail you received available keys may change ...

Page 84: ...ct Delete all protected and unread mail will not be deleted Sent mail list Options No Title sort 1 Address sort 2 Date sort 3 Delete one 4 Delete all 5 Sent mail details Options No Re edit 1 Protect on off 2 Copy message 3 Copy subject 4 Save address 5 Save phone 6 Delete 7 ...

Page 85: ...71 ail on page 64 or press ess to display the accept or to delete those MENU Draft list Options No Delete one 1 Delete all 2 O The format of Selective retrieval screen depends on the operator ...

Page 86: ...this option will cause any new mail to be downloaded from your current i mode service provider If your Inbox becomes full new mail will overwrite old mail that has already been read New mail Options No All 1 i Mail 2 MMS 3 User setting Options No Set time out 1 Show tables 2 Load images 3 Wrap text 4 Certificates 5 Send terminal info 6 Check settings 7 Back 0 ...

Page 87: ...73 phone s screen ...

Page 88: ...this text to the end of Mail settings Options No Edit header 1 Edit signature 2 Reply marker 3 Auto play 4 Auto reception 5 Receive attachment 6 Attachment data 7 Check settings 8 Back 0 ...

Page 89: ...d on ttachment is turned on O With Auto reception set to On your phone will automatically receive mail If it is Off you will have to manually retrieve your mail from your i mode service provider see Checking new mail on page 72 ...

Page 90: ...maximum of 8 decimal places If a calculation results in a number greater than the above maximum Error will be displayed O performs no function Key Calculator Function Addition Subtraction Multiplication Division Decimal Point AC Equal Softkey 1 Memory Store Softkey 2 Memory Read MENU ...

Page 91: ...77 ...

Page 92: ...r was left when it was mber for the required means the Reminder and press ...

Page 93: ... display the previous or quired scheduled event past Public events or 2 e past Private events or O Only the 24 hour format can be used for time entry for a scheduled event Scheduler Options No Add new 1 Edit 2 Copy 3 Delete 4 Go to date 5 View events 6 View summary 7 IR send 8 ...

Page 94: ... month and date screen O You can view the Private events by pressing 2 or 3 O If there are no ToDo tasks stored you will be prompted to create one O If there are no ToDo tasks listed press 1 to edit O If an invalid date is entered an error screen will be displayed and then the previous date entry screen will be redisplayed MENU ...

Page 95: ...81 nd keys and press nd keys and press s set to Completed layed The selected ToDo task s splayed The selected ToDo task s ...

Page 96: ...ed Public ToDo tasks pleted Private ToDo ToDo Options No Add new 1 Edit 2 Delete 3 Filter list 4 Sort list 5 View summary 6 IR send 7 ...

Page 97: ...83 following procedures text and press the Message field ToDo task details Options No Status 1 Edit 2 Delete current 3 Add new 4 IR send 5 ...

Page 98: ...currencies of different to display the Library press Library screen which splayed in the Result ...

Page 99: ...ons ws you to attach images or selecting Pictures in ng the following st Options menu screen reen displays File name n will be displayed O You can also access My data screen by pressing the key from the standby screen O You cannot edit an animation ...

Page 100: ...ds on the operator O When both mail and MMS can be selected 5 and subsequent numbers are as follows 5 for sending a mil 6 for sending an MMS 7 for editing 8 for setting as Wallpaper Options No 1 2 3 4 my 5 O Then press Softkey 2 to check the capacity for saving the data with the selected quality Press CLR to return to the previous screen ...

Page 101: ...to return to the previous screen O Then press Softkey 2 to check the capacity for saving the data with the selected quality Press CLR to return to the previous screen O Then press Softkey 2 to check the capacity for saving the data with the selected quality Press CLR to return to the previous screen O Then press Softkey 2 to check the capacity for saving the data with the selected quality Press CL...

Page 102: ...en press Softkey 1 or 1 to restart the sound O See Wallpaper on page 23 ...

Page 103: ... available depends on the operator O When both mail and MMS can be selected 5 and subsequent numbers are as follow 5 for sending a mail 6 for sending an MMS 7 for setting as Ring tone 8 for setting as Message tone O See Ring tone on page 18 O See Message tone on page 18 ...

Page 104: ...played and 2 or press Voice memo Options No Add new 1 Play 2 Label 3 Delete current 4 Delete all 5 O You can finish recording and save the data as a file even before the recording is completed by pressing Softkey 2 U ...

Page 105: ...91 sh to change the label and 4 and 5 ...

Page 106: ...ting and the i Appli O If you press 1 the backlight setting of the currently selected mode will be active see page 16 O When the Java application is not running the backlight operation depends on your phone s backlight setting ...

Page 107: ...93 ...

Page 108: ...ge setup 48 Message tone 18 Message tone volume 18 Missed calls 9 Mode selection 16 Mode settings 17 Multi party calls 8 Mute 8 My data viii N Network selection 14 Normal text input ABC 37 Notepad 83 Number display 25 Numeric input 37 O Own phone number display 8 P Phone mode 16 Phonebooks 26 PIN code 38 PIN2 code 38 Power saving 25 Preparing the phone 1 Putting a call on hold 7 R Radio buttons 3 ...

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