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Connections

This section helps you manage how your phone is connected to your computer and
how the content on your MicroSD card is accessed from your computer.

Port setting

This allows you to define whether your computer connects with the phone via the USB
cable (included in the box) or via Bluetooth.

In order for Bluetooth to work, you need to have a Bluetooth enabled computer and
the correct setting within the PC Sync software. You also need to pair your computer
with your O

Cocoon – for more info click here.

Sync

For more information on synching click here.

Music (Media Player)

For details on transferring music from your PC to your O

Cocoon click here.

Transfer files

For details on transferring files click here.

Click here to return to contents page.

Summary of Contents for COCOON

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Page 2: ...rtcuts x Main menu map x Chapter 4 Before using your mobile x The basics making and ending calls x During a call x Voice in call menu x Video in call menu x Voicemail 901 x Chapter 5 Profiles x Selecting a profile x Customise your profile x Reset your profile settings x Chapter 6 Multimedia x Pictures x Video Sounds x Camera x Video camera x Other files x Manage Chapter 7 Clock Alarm x Clock x Ala...

Page 3: ...nisation x O2 x Memory status x Chapter 13 Contacts x Adding contacts x View contacts x Managing your contacts x Chapter 14 Settings x Internal Display x External Display x Phone x Calling x Music Calls x Network connections x Network x Connections x Security x Factory reset x Chapter 15 Get synching x Synchronise your contacts and calendar x Transfer music files x External storage device x Sync w...

Page 4: ...grips with the easy menus very quickly No doubt you ll have already found and read the smaller guide included within the Cocoon box to help you get it up and running But this more detailed guide is well worth reading too as it contains absolutely everything you need to know so you can get the most life from your Cocoon Get to know your phone inside and out and be able to customise it adapt it make...

Page 5: ...Click here to return to contents page Chapter 1 Before using your mobile What s in the box Cocoon description The Nest External display Internal display Function keys Navigation key ...

Page 6: ... check you have all the items shown below Click here to return to contents page Mobile phone Battery Battery cover Combined power lead and USB cable The Nest Hands free kit including headphones Pouch Sharer an adapter which allows two pairs of headphones to be used to listen to music on your Cocoon Charger with UK and European adapters Aerial CD Rom O2 Cocoon quick start guide ...

Page 7: ...w Click here to return to contents page Earpiece Volume wheel Right soft key Centre key Power on off key Bluetooth shortcut key Keypad alphanumeric 262K colour internal display screen Left soft key Navigation key Dial Answer key Vibration mode shortcut key Icons Click here to find out more 2 0 megapixels camera lens Scrolling LED display Flash Volume wheel ...

Page 8: ...ver release catch MicroSD memory card slot Help hint For details on the memory card click here Right side view Speaker Music player controls Slide Key Lock lock your O2 Cocoon so keys aren t accidentally pressed Cocoon tip Use the control keys to manage the music player or silence the alarm To find out more about these keys click here For more about the music player click here And to find out abou...

Page 9: ...ight alarm clock radio and MP3 player You ll be able to see the time alarm the radio station or the name of the artist you re listening to displayed on your Cocoon s pristine white skin Check out the music player section of this guide here and the alarms section here Placing the O2 Cocoon in its Nest Simply lower the Cocoon into its Nest until you hear it click into place Make sure that the charge...

Page 10: ...e Please note To set the correct time on the your O2 Cocoon click here For further details on the scrolling LED click here External display icons When lit indicates an alarm has been set Indicates a new email or message Indicates you ve missed a call The icon will illuminate blue when charging and red when the battery is low Informs you that that the vibration only profile is active Please note Fo...

Page 11: ...y alarms you might have set the current time and the current profile you re using The screen will also alert you to incoming calls emails messages and missed calls Press left soft key to access the main menu Signal 3G Bluetooth Name of operator Press the right softkey to access O2 Active Shortcuts Wallpaper Time and date Battery power Current profile ...

Page 12: ... there are unread emails Voicemail Indicates you have a voicemail message Messages are full Your message inbox is full and you ll need to delete some Alarm Appears when an alarm is set Normal Shows the normal profile is in use To set a different profile click here Loud Shows that the loud profile is in use Vibrate only Shows that the vibrate only profile is in use To activate this profile from the...

Page 13: ... the standby screen Press to select Back when browsing through menu levels Navigation key To browse through the menu For further details on the navigation key click here Asterisk key To insert an asterisk To open the symbols menu whilst creating a text message To turn the silent profile on off 0 key Press and hold to insert To insert a space between words when writing a text message key To insert ...

Page 14: ... standby mode you can use the navigation keys to access shortcuts we have set up for you Left right up To access your shortcuts For help on shortcuts click here Down To access your contacts Click here to return to contents page ...

Page 15: ...k here to return to contents page Chapter 2 Getting your Cocoon ready to use Inserting your SIM The battery Charging the battery Important battery information Inserting your memory card CD Rom and USB cable ...

Page 16: ...card into your Cocoon Turn your mobile over and release the battery cover by sliding the battery cover release catch on the side of your mobile Click here for details on the battery cover release catch Lift the battery cover off the mobile Remove the battery from the mobile Cocoon tip Don t remove the battery when the mobile is on You risk losing personal settings or data stored either on your SIM...

Page 17: ...al contacts are touching Push it down until it sits securely It should clip into place Removing the battery Using your fingernail release the battery and lift from the mobile Please note The back cover of your mobile must be securely replaced If the cover doesn t hold the battery in place your mobile will not turn on or the battery may fall out during use ...

Page 18: ...r is a combined USB cable and charger so you can charge your handset at the mains or by connecting it to your computer Insert the USB cable into your computer Now insert the charger s contact point into the slot on your O2 Cocoon Please note Charging your Cocoon using the USB cable and computer will take over double the usual charging time Using the Nest Plug your charger into the Nest Now insert ...

Page 19: ...ur battery is low and you need to recharge or you ve just started recharging Blue battery icon Your battery is being charged and has been for a while The battery icon also lights up blue when it isn t charging so you know your O2 Cocoon has enough power Maximising battery life To make your battery last longer try the following tips Close the flip when you re not using your mobile Close the WAP O2 ...

Page 20: ...n carrying a battery in your pocket Misuse of the battery can lead to burns from hot temperatures and even explosion Never drop or apply any physical shock to the battery as it may damage the battery and even cause a fire Please keep your battery out of children s reach and in a dry and cool area Store and charge your battery at room temperature Extremes of temperature can prevent full charging an...

Page 21: ...O2 store Insert your memory card into your O2 Cocoon by following these steps Remove the card slot cover from the right hand side of your mobile Insert the card with the metal contacts facing upwards and push into place Replace the cover Check that your mobile recognises your memory card as should appear on the internal display To remove the MicroSD memory card open the cover and press the card to...

Page 22: ...To find out how to sync your O2 Cocoon and your PC click here to find all the details Please note The CD Rom and USB cable are not essential for using your mobile so installation is up to you but your computer will not recognise your Cocoon when plugged in unless you ve installed the PC suite Your mobile may not recognise the USB cable if it is connected while an application is running Only connec...

Page 23: ...Click here to return to contents page Chapter 3 Basic functions Turning your mobile on Turning your mobile off The menu Shortcuts Main menu map ...

Page 24: ...u ll have to enter a PUK code to unlock it To get a PUK code you ll need to contact O2 Customer Service or visit o2 co uk PUK and follow the instructions For more information about PIN codes click here When you turn your mobile on or off you ll hear the welcome goodbye sound To turn this sound off click here When the SIM card is installed Press and hold until the screen turns off Please note If th...

Page 25: ... Scroll to the menu icon you require using the navigation key Press to enter the highlighted menu icon Cocoon tip You can change how you view the main menu press the left soft key to select Views Scroll to List View Grid View Large View and press to select Press the right soft key to select Back or press briefly to return to the standby screen ...

Page 26: ... your shortcuts menu Press left or right on the navigation key to access the shortcuts display bar then press the right soft key to select Manage you re now in the Manage Shortcuts menu To replace a shortcut Scroll to highlight a shortcut and select Change Scroll to Replace and select Now scroll to highlight your preferred shortcut and press to select Your preferred shortcut is now saved To remove...

Page 27: ...23 Click here to return to contents page Main menu map Profiles Multimedia Clock Alarm Browser Messages ...

Page 28: ...24 Music Player Tools Games If you have a new SIM card you will have the O2 option If your SIM is old you will not see this Contacts Settings Click here to return to contents page ...

Page 29: ...Click here to return to contents page Chapter 4 Before using your mobile The basics making and ending calls During a call Voice in call menu Video in call menu Voicemail 901 ...

Page 30: ...s already open or not activated press or the left soft key to select Accept The caller s number will be shown unless hidden and their name and caller image if saved to your contacts For further help on contacts click here Cocoon tip If your headset is connected just press the button on the hands free kit to accept To reject a call Reject an incoming call by pressing Cocoon tips If you can t take a...

Page 31: ...ay will alert you to an incoming call Just open the flip to start the video call When the flip isn t activated Your mobile will alert you to an incoming call Open the flip now follow the instructions below for when the flip is open When the flip is open If someone makes a video call to you your screen will say Video call their number will also be shown unless hidden and their name and caller image...

Page 32: ...e able to activate the loudspeaker Making a second call To make a second call Enter the phone number or select one from your contacts by selecting Options View Contacts For further info click here to refer to the in call menu Press to call The currently active call is automatically placed on hold However if there is already an active call and another on hold this action will fail Putting a call on...

Page 33: ... will show that a second call is currently waiting You can handle the waiting call and currently active call in the following ways Answer the waiting call Press or select Options Accept The currently active call will automatically be placed on hold If there s already an active call and a call on hold select Options End Next to answer the waiting call The active call will be disconnected but the ca...

Page 34: ...ul so you don t double book For info on the calendar click here Notepad Take notes during a call Click here for further details on notepad Voice recording Stop recording Select to start recording your conversation You ll know your O2 Cocoon is recording as the symbol will appear on screen For further information on a voice recording click here DTMF off DTMF on When your mobile connects to other de...

Page 35: ... Select to go through to the video advanced settings menu Main display Decide what appears in the main display Partner main The other person s image will appear in the main display and you ll appear as a thumbnail in the corner Main picture Your image will appear in the main display and the caller recipient will be viewed as a thumbnail Partner only Select so only the other person can be viewed on...

Page 36: ...f enter 1750 and then press If you re a Pay Go customer your Voicemail 901 service is already activated To listen to your voicemail messages In the standby mode press and hold to dial your voicemail Alternatively simply dial 901 and press For further information on call forwarding to your voicemail 901 click here or check out your O2 welcome pack To retrieve your voicemail messages when abroad dia...

Page 37: ...Click here to return to contents page Chapter 5 Profiles Selecting a profile Customise your profile Reset your profile settings ...

Page 38: ...urs In this section we ll tell you how to adjust your profile on the mobile and the way you re alerted when calls and messages arrive Scroll to Profiles in the main menu and press to select Now scroll to the profile that best suits the environment you re in and press to activate Cocoon tip There s a quicker route to access profiles from the standby screen Click here for more details Click here to ...

Page 39: ...ows and Headset Flight mode There are times or places where mobile phones are prohibited such as in an airplane By selecting flight mode there will be no service available so you won t be able to make or receive calls but you ll be able to continue using other features listen to your audio files play games you ve already downloaded view your images and videos use the calendar and currency converte...

Page 40: ...ou can now choose from one of the default ringtones that we ve saved to your mobile or one of the sounds you ve recorded or received from others or ringtones and other music tracks you ve downloaded from O2 Active Help tips For info on sharing files by media messages click here for Bluetooth click here for O2 Active click here or check out o2 co uk or your welcome pack and for details on recording...

Page 41: ...igation key to increase or decrease the volume level don t forget to select Save For help on setting your alarm clock click here Key volume You decide whether keypad tones play when keys are pressed Use the navigation key to amend Message reminder It isn t always convenient to read messages but you don t want to forget about them Set this tool to remind you about unread messages You can choose bet...

Page 42: ... Select Profiles from the main menu Scroll to highlight one of the profiles and select Options Reset to default Please note You won t be able to reset vibrate only silent flight mode or music mode as you are unable to customise them Click here to return to contents page ...

Page 43: ...Click here to return to contents page Chapter 6 Multimedia Pictures Video Sounds Camera Video camera Other files Manage ...

Page 44: ...s and music tracks or use your O2 Cocoon as an MP3 player Keeping them in one place means you can get to them easily and send them in all singing all dancing multimedia messages emails or by Bluetooth to friends and contacts Otherwise keep them to simply refresh great memories This is not just a phone this is hours of fun Select Multimedia from the main menu Click here to return to contents page ...

Page 45: ...ictures are saved to your MicroSD memory card rather than to your phone Managing your images Scroll through the images available using the navigation key Whilst viewing your selected image as a thumbnail select Options and then select View Select to view the highlighted thumbnail Set as Set the image as either the wallpaper or screensaver for the internal display For further details on the wallpap...

Page 46: ...the ones you want and selecting them by pressing Then select Options and choose to move or copy to another memory or delete You can also choose to select or unselect all Just follow the prompts Please note Be aware that some options are only available to images you have taken received or downloaded They re not available to predefined images wallpapers saved to your mobile in the default folder Pro...

Page 47: ...rights protected so you are restricted to what you can do with them Select Options and choose from the following Set as ringtone Set as your O2 Cocoon s main ringtone Play Select to listen to the sound file Music You ll need to add music to your O2 Cocoon before you can access these files For further information click here Once you ve added music your O2 Cocoon organises all your albums and tracks...

Page 48: ...hen you ll need to do that first Indicates a sound recording For details on creating a recording click here This icon shows you it s a video file To learn how to shoot a video click here Managing your music tracks videos and sounds Scroll through the sound and video files available using the navigation key Whilst scrolling through the lists highlight one of the files and select Options and choose ...

Page 49: ...he name and size of the file as well as the recording date Use video camera This isn t available to sound files but you can select to shoot another video For help on filming click here Multiple select Allows you to select more than one sound file or video at a time by scrolling to the ones you want and selecting them by pressing Then select Options and choose to move or copy to another memory or d...

Page 50: ...take the photo take your photo in black and white rather than colour change the file size and name and even get in the photo yourself For further details on the camera settings click here Landscape view Portrait view Take a portrait or landscape shot Adding funny frames Funny frames don t work with some image sizes To add a funny frame to your image you ll need the resolution to be 144 x 176 pixel...

Page 51: ...t to change the resolution of the image you are to capture Wallpaper Sets the image size to the lowest resolution available so you can save as wallpaper 160 x 120 Sets the image size to 160 x 120 pixels 176 x 144 Sets the image size to 176 x 144 pixels 320 x 240 Sets the image size to 320 x 240 pixels 640 x 480 Sets the image size to 640 x 480 pixels This is the maximum size you can use when addin...

Page 52: ...itional camera settings In the viewfinder screen change more settings instantly Zoom Press up and down on the navigation key to zoom in and out This ranges from x1 to x10 but is also limited at different sizes You can t use this function if you ve set the resolution size to 1280 x 1024 or above Brightness Press left and right on the navigation key to increase decrease the brightness level This ran...

Page 53: ... to set this photo as your wallpaper replacing the image currently on the standby screen Set Screensaver Set this photo as your screensaver Delete Select to delete the photo you ve just taken Set as contact image Select to allocate this photo for a specific contact When the chosen contact calls the image will be shown on your display For more details click here Rename Choose a name for this photo ...

Page 54: ... settings before you shoot a video film in black and white rather than colour change the file size and name and even get in your video by using the self timer For further details on the video camera settings click here Landscape view Portrait view Film in either a portrait or landscape format on your O2 Cocoon Video camera settings From the viewfinder screen select Options Settings then scroll thr...

Page 55: ...r MicroSD memory card Timer sound Select the countdown sound for the self timer Turn it off or choose the one we ve saved for you File format Choose from MP4 3GP or 3G2 File name Select a name for the video you re shooting Additional video camera settings In the viewfinder screen you are able to instantly change more settings Zoom Press up and down on the navigation key to zoom in and out This ran...

Page 56: ...r PC using the USB cable supplied and then send by email For info on the USB cable click here Delete Select to delete the video clip you ve just recorded Play Replay the video you have just shot Rename Select to give your video clip a new file nam Properties View information about your video clip such as the name of the file the date it was shot the file size the resolution and the quality of the ...

Page 57: ...be word or PPT files you ve transferred to your O2 Cocoon from your mobile using your handset as a storage device For further information on transferring files to your mobile click here Please note You can t view Powerpoint Word or Excel documents on your O2 Cocoon Click here to return to contents page ...

Page 58: ...s Objects This shows you which videos sounds and images that you have downloaded are Rights Protected You cannot distribute these files without consent Format memory card Formatting the memory card will permanently delete any files you may have on it VOD settings Video on demand Accept Incoming Call Choose to either Accept or Reject an incoming call whilst managing your media player Profiles Choos...

Page 59: ...Click here to return to contents page Chapter 7 Clock Alarm Clock Alarm Locations Settings ...

Page 60: ...e Nest your O2 Cocoon turns from a cool music phone into a stylish alarm clock and radio But you keep complete control and wake up to the energising sounds you love not the annoying buzzer someone else has chosen Select Clock Alarm from the main menu Cocoon tip Set the correct time on your O2 Cocoon so the alarm can be used to wake you up or alert you to do something Click here to return to conten...

Page 61: ... clock then to amend AM to PM or vice versa press up or down on the navigation key Ensure you have the correct time format To change between the 12 and 24 hour clock go to Clock Alarm Options Settings Time format or click here Change date Select Change date and then amend using the alphanumeric keys Once complete select Save Cocoon tip Check you have the correct date format To change go to Clock A...

Page 62: ... need to wake up to annoying buzzers anymore With your O2 Cocoon you can wake up to the latest music tracks or one of your old favourite tunes or even your favourite DJ on breakfast radio Scroll to Alarm and select Options Wake up sound Choose whether you want to wake up to a certain music track or a particular radio station Simply scroll to Music or Radio and press to select Now you need to choos...

Page 63: ...n the alarm rings there are various options snooze or turn it off depending on whether your O2 Cocoon is open or closed or in the nest When your O2 Cocoon is opened When the alarm sounds the following screen will appear Press the right soft key to select Stop Your alarm will not sound again unless you reschedule the alarm Press the left soft key to select Snooze The alarm will ring again five minu...

Page 64: ...ss to select Cocoon tip For speed you can also type in the name of the city or country into the search menu at the bottom of the screen Once you ve found the city or country you require press to select Other location options Once you ve set another location you can amend as follows Select Clock Alarm Location Options and choose from the following Add city Select to add another city to your locatio...

Page 65: ...ight saving time for the other city Top tip If the dual clock is activated e g you require your O2 Cocoon to display both current and other locations on the standby screen the other location may be incorrect if the home time isn t accurately set to the correct winter summer time If you intend to use this function we recommend that you use the daylight saving option to accurately change the time an...

Page 66: ...Click here to return to contents page Chapter 8 Browser O2 Active Bookmarks Enter address History Manage ...

Page 67: ...es O2 Active is a whole new way to get the entertainment and information you want Bring your Cocoon to life with full colour pictures Or why not download the latest ringtones and wallpapers You can get the latest headlines sports results and showbiz scandal You can also plan your next night out using our restaurant and bar guides as well as finding out what s on at your local cinema And if that le...

Page 68: ...oon tip Access direct from the standby screen by pressing the right soft key to select O2 Active For further information on O2 Active check out o2 co uk or read the O2 Active section within your welcome pack Click here to return to contents page O2 Active ...

Page 69: ...llowing Please note Options differ depending on whether you ve highlighted a bookmark we ve saved for you or one you ve saved yourself Go To go direct to the highlighted bookmark View To view the name and the URL to the bookmark you have saved Edit To edit the name or internet link for the saved bookmark You can t rename any pre saved bookmarks Create new Select to create a new bookmark and follow...

Page 70: ...66 Enter address Select Enter address and type in a web address you want to visit Then select Open to go direct to the requested site It s a real time saver Click here to return to contents page ...

Page 71: ...es in date order you ll need to select a date before you continue For further info see Sort below Scroll to highlight a site you browsed and select Options and choose from the following Open Go direct to the highlighted site Sort Select to reorganise the sites by date by site name by last visited or most visited Delete Delete the highlighted web address Delete all Delete all web addresses stored i...

Page 72: ... profiles memory security and saved pages etc O2 has set up your O2 Cocoon for optimum use so you should not need to change anything However should you need to you re able to alter your connection settings If you need further assistance contact O2 Customer Service Click here to return to contents page ...

Page 73: ...Click here to return to contents page Chapter 9 Messages Create new message Reading messages Inbox Drafts Sent messages Outbox Email Message settings Memory status ...

Page 74: ...nicate with friends family and colleagues This is the cool way to chat text exchange media messages and email all from your phone anytime of day from anywhere that s in signal range right from the palm of your hand In the main menu scroll to Messages and select Then select Click here to return to contents page ...

Page 75: ... Scroll down and enter your text message using the alphanumeric keys Your message can be up to a maximum of 456 characters One standard text consists of 160 characters If you use more than 160 characters in your text message you ll be charged for two or more messages Cocoon tips Press to enter a space between words Press to switch between input modes e g abc T9 123 etc Or select Options Input mode...

Page 76: ...ou d rather have a different image press left and right on the navigation key to view other images To insert into your message press the left soft key for Select Take picture Select Take picture you can now view your subject through the viewfinder When your object is in focus take a picture by selecting Options Capture or press Please note Before you take the picture you can amend the camera setti...

Page 77: ...roll to another file To insert the sound into your message select Options Select or Options Add sound depending on where you ve navigated to Record sound Select Record sound you re now in the voice recorder function For further details on the voice recorder click here To start a recording select Options Record or press Please note You can change the settings for the voice recorder Click here for f...

Page 78: ...tions and choose from the following Insert To insert the video into your message Delete Select to delete the video recording and shoot another Play To view the video Rename Change the name of the file Properties Provides information about the video clip such as the name of the file the date it was taken the file size and the quality of the file Please note Adding a video will change your text mess...

Page 79: ...Remove subject Delete the message subject name Add picture Select to add a new picture or replace or delete ones you ve already taken Saved pictures Add a file from your save pictures Click here for more details Take picture Take a new picture and add to your message Click here for instructions Replace Select to replace the image you ve chosen with another Only an option if you ve already selected...

Page 80: ...splayed on the screen when playing your media message Select Page duration then select Clear to delete the default which is set at three seconds Insert a number using the alphanumeric keys then select OK Delete page Select to delete pages that you ve created Click here to return to contents page ...

Page 81: ...age will be stored in the inbox and the following icons will appear at the top of the standby screen Indicates there is an unread text message You ve stored an unread media message Select Options by pressing the left soft key and choose from the following Play Select to play the media message again This option is not available for text messages Use Click on the image sound file or video file to vi...

Page 82: ...u ve received Select Messages Inbox Indicates a read text message Indicates an unread text message Defines a read media message You ve an unread media message Select the desired message and press to read it Click here to return to contents page ...

Page 83: ...red message record Select Options and then choose from Edit View and then edit the content of your message Also press when a message is highlighted to view and then edit Delete Select to delete the highlighted message Delete all Delete all the messages saved to your drafts folder Click here to return to contents page ...

Page 84: ...80 Sent messages View all the messages you ve sent You can view forward edit and delete them just follow the on screen prompts Click here to return to contents page ...

Page 85: ...messages that couldn t be sent To resend scroll to highlight the message and press otherwise select Options Resend You can also edit and delete them just select Options and follow the prompts Click here to return to contents page ...

Page 86: ...82 Email For further information on email click here Click here to return to contents page ...

Page 87: ...ettings for text messaging multimedia messaging voicemail and push messages Your O2 Cocoon is already set up to send receive and retrieve messages If you experience difficulty please contact O2 Customer Service Click here to return to contents page ...

Page 88: ...84 Memory status Check the memory capacity for text and media messages on both your O2 Cocoon s SIM and internal memories Click here to return to contents page ...

Page 89: ...Click here to return to contents page Chapter 10 Email Create an email Checking for emails Reading an email Inbox Drafts Sent Outbox Settings ...

Page 90: ...our O2 Cocoon so that you can access emails as they are downloaded into your inbox You can also access your work emails To have access to your work email you ll need to have internet based means of accessing your company server such as POP3 or IMAP4 For more details you ll need to discuss this with your IT manager Don t forget you can also access your O2 emails by accessing O2 Active For more info...

Page 91: ...ou can choose more than one Once complete press the left soft key for Done Please note If you send to more than one contact only the first contact will show in your sent email records To send your email as a carbon copy or blind carbon copy scroll to Cc or Bcc and repeat the instructions above Enter a subject To enter a subject for your message scroll to highlight Subject Enter a subject name usin...

Page 92: ... to the sound file or view the video Delete Select to remove the attachment Once you ve added all of the attachments you require select Back to return to the email screen Cocoon tip You won t be able to forward any protected files as these are rights protected There is a limit to the size and amount of attachments Your O2 Cocoon will keep you updated to how much space is available The percentage o...

Page 93: ... word matches for you to choose when using predictive text My word Your O2 Cocoon will save words that you ve used that are not currently in its dictionary You can edit the list delete them or add new ones Use template Save time typing by selecting a template There are several to choose from including Apologies running late will call shortly No problem and Wish you were here Click here to return t...

Page 94: ...e account or all To set up an account click here Scroll to All or another account such as O2 EMAIL and select Your O2 Cocoon will now check for new emails and send emails waiting in your outbox When your Cocoon has finished checking for emails you will be presented with a download summary on screen Cocoon tip To amend the settings so that you ll be notified of new emails click here If is displayed...

Page 95: ...t or email account Delete Select to delete the email from your inbox Delete all To delete all emails in your inbox Reading your new email Scroll to the desired email and press Options View You can now view the overall details of the email such as the subject who it was sent from the date and time it was sent and who the email was sent to You can view whether there were any attachments and also the...

Page 96: ...key to select Options or press and select from the following Edit Select to view and amend the current email content before you send it Send Select to send your email Sort by Arrange the email in your drafts folder by the date they were created by sender by subject or by email account Delete Select to delete the message from the drafts folder Delete all Select to delete all emails in the drafts fo...

Page 97: ...93 Sent Here you can view the messages you have sent To view forward sort or delete sent messages follow the on screen prompts Click here to return to contents page ...

Page 98: ... Here you ll find all the messages that could not be sent You can then attempt to edit delete or send your message or just save the message until later in the drafts folder Click here to return to contents page ...

Page 99: ...w account select Options Create You can access up to three email accounts You then need to choose from the following and then follow the on screen prompts Account name Enter an account name For your O2 emails we ve called the account name O2 EMAIL Connection type Select from the list depends whether you re on a prepay or postpay account Email address Enter the email address you have just set up on...

Page 100: ...s Select General Settings For general email settings select here to add a signature to your email or save sent emails From Name Change this so when you send an email this name will be displayed in the recipient s inbox Save sent mail Select Yes to save copies of emails you send Add signature Add a signature to your emails so your full name and all your contact details are at the bottom of the emai...

Page 101: ...not Secure Connection Set whether or not your Cocoon uses a secure connection for sending and receiving your emails Choose between None Outgoing sending only Incoming receiving only All Your email service provider will be able to advise you on the correct setting to choose Blocking Settings Set your O2 Cocoon so you can block certain emails you can choose to block them by the email address or by t...

Page 102: ...ents page Chapter 11 Music player Before you dive in Windows Media Player 11 Copying music to your Cocoon Downloading music on the move Receiving music via Bluetooth Music player menu Listening to your music Listening to the radio ...

Page 103: ...t a phone and the latest technology enabling you to listen to music in the background even when you take a call your O2 Cocoon is the only music player you need when on the move Please note Do not use this feature illegally Music can be protected by copyright It is illegal to copy such music tracks for the purpose of selling or distribution O2 do not in anyway support the unauthorised use of conte...

Page 104: ...e PC Suite then your O2 Cocoon will not work with your PC since this software contains the O2 Cocoon software driver Windows Media Player 11 Quicktime so you can play back the music videos These applications are on the CD Rom so insert it into your computer and follow the on screen instructions Read on and we ll tell you how to upload your music via the USB cable and sync your favourite tunes with...

Page 105: ... playlists to your O2 Cocoon Cocoon tips To use Windows Media Player 11 with your O2 Cocoon you ll need to set it as the default music player For full details and helpful tips on managing Windows Media Player 11 click on Media Guide For details on creating playlists click here For help on synching your music with your O2 Cocoon click here Create playlists on your computer Create different playlist...

Page 106: ...list currently is Click on Save Playlist when you ve finished Cocoon tips For full details and helpful tips on managing Windows Media Player 11 click on Media Guide Click here to return to contents page Number of tracks added and length of time for each track Click to save your playlist ...

Page 107: ... you want to store more tracks you ll need to buy a MicroSD memory You can buy these from any O2 store You can purchase up to MicroSD cards with a memory capacity of 2Gb Turn your O2 Cocoon on and open the flip Open Windows Media Player 11 on your computer Please note The flip will need to be open so that you can sync your PC with your mobile Connect one end of the USB cable to your mobile and the...

Page 108: ...ere and your computer will select a list of tracks in no specific order to add to your O2 Cocoon 9 Synchronising key Top tip If you ve inserted a memory card then click Next device to switch between the internal and external memories Ensure internal memory is highlighted before you drag and drop otherwise the music will be saved to your memory card and not your O2 Cocoon Click here to return to co...

Page 109: ... delete a track or album just click on the name and press the delete key on your computer When you ve finished adding albums playlists or a track click on Start Sync Your music will now transfer to your O2 Cocoon or external memory card Make sure you wait for the confirmation that this is complete before you remove your O2 Cocoon Click here to return to contents page ...

Page 110: ...106 Receiving music via Bluetooth You can receive MP3 files from friends via Bluetooth For details on sending and receiving content via Bluetooth click here Click here to return to contents page ...

Page 111: ...name and not the artist Then select albums You can then even search for a track on that album Tracks Know the name of the track rather than the artist Then select tracks and scroll through the list available Genres In the mood for a particular kind of music select genres and scroll through to find alternative rock pop soul and R B or jazz Playlists If you ve created a playlist and saved it to your...

Page 112: ...yer function Home screen Select whether the details of the current track being played are displayed on the standby screen Track change Turn on to receive notification of a track change when you re not on the standby screen Sleep timer If you re listening to music you can set the time the music plays before your Music Player turns off Choose from one of the preset options or select User timer and s...

Page 113: ...ey to rate the track out of five stars Select Done to save Send by Bluetooth Select to send the selected track by Bluetooth For details on Bluetooth click here Play All Select Artist Album Tracks Genre and then select Play All to listen to your tracks one after the other Play All with Shuffle Select Artist Album Tracks Genre and then select Play All with Shuffle Your O2 Cocoon will randomly select...

Page 114: ...re different ways to listen to your music When the O2 Cocoon is open Select Music Player and select the music you want to listen to Click here to return to contents page Artist Album cover artwork Previous track on album Amount of track time left to play Genre of music Play mode Choose to repeat a track or all of them Click here for details How many tracks are on the album and the track number tha...

Page 115: ...k or all of the tracks on the album Select Repeat and then choose from Off Single track or All tracks You ll know which option is active on the music player screen Off Single track All tracks Click here to return to contents page Press left on the navigation key to go back to the previous track or press and hold to rewind the track that is currently playing Press the centre key to pause and play P...

Page 116: ...duces a 3D surround effect when listening to music through the headphones Bass boost increases the bass making it heavier Stage sound If you can t go to the live act then pretend Add effects to your music and listen as if you were in the studio where it s being recorded or in a concert hall or at a stadium Set the scene and choose the effect depending on the kind of music you re listening to Selec...

Page 117: ...phones or through the O2 Cocoon s speakers when it is in the Nest The Nest Listen to music when the O2 Cocoon is in its Nest and make it look like a mini stereo The controls are the same as when the O2 Cocoon is closed Click here Click here to return to contents page Slide key lock when activated you won t be able to use the exterior controls Scroll the volume wheel to increase or decrease the vol...

Page 118: ...enjoy the music Final bit You don t need to miss any calls because you re listening to music Listening to music and answering calls is seamless Set your O2 Cocoon so that the music stops and restarts when you receive calls or continues to play in the background Click here for details Don t worry about listening to your music and running out of battery Your O2 Cocoon has great battery support givin...

Page 119: ...ke it stronger by attaching the aerial supplied in your box To listen to the radio you ll need to attach the headphones Select Music Player FM radio Taking control Cocoon tip Increase decrease the volume using the volume dial as well Click here to return to contents page The list of preset radio stations The station name you re currently listening top The frequency you re on Press up on the naviga...

Page 120: ... station and when listening select Options Save as preset Scroll to an empty channel and select Type in the station s name and select OK to save Go to frequency Find a radio station that isn t preset Select Go to frequency then press left and right on the navigation key to scroll through the frequency line Select OK to select and start listening to the new station Manage preset Select to remove pr...

Page 121: ...Heading Click here to return to contents page Chapter 12 Tools Games Bluetooth Games Calendar Calculator Notepad Voice recorder World Clock Stopwatch Converter Synchronisation O2 Memory status ...

Page 122: ...nother piece of kit in your pocket You can experience the latest full colour console style games in full effect on your O2 Cocoon Get ready for a gripping gaming experience that takes your breath away We ve also included a range of useful tools to keep you organised and connected on the move To get started select Tools Games from the main menu Click here to return to contents page ...

Page 123: ...ilable computers laptops Identifies available headsets Identifies available PDAs xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Please note A tick in the box means you ve paired with that device before Scroll to the device you wish to pair with and select Options Select device or simply press Please note To view the details of the device you intend to pair with select Options View detail Here you can view the Bluetooth n...

Page 124: ...omatically to a device the second time you try to connect Delete Select to remove the device from your my devices list Delete all Remove all the devices from the list Settings Select Settings then choose from the following options Activation Turn Bluetooth on and off Visibility Decide whether other people can view your handset when Bluetooth is turned on Choose between Show phone and Hide phone De...

Page 125: ...ready paired with Scroll to the device you want and press Your contact details will be sent If you aren t currently paired with any other device your O2 Cocoon will search automatically or if you wish to search for other devices select Options Device search Scroll to the device you want and press Enter a PIN code just ensure the receiver enters the same PIN you choose e g 0000 If the recipient ent...

Page 126: ...re and customize their world Socialize with other Sims push them to extremes and shape their future EA Air Hockey Drop that mallet and bring the thrill of the arcade everywhere with EA Air Hockey Complete objectives in up to 3 difficulty modes against the computer or compete against a friend in head to head play Turn on power ups and use them against your opponent for more crazy game action EA Air...

Page 127: ...d the features to make it the perfect game for your mobile phone In addition to the classic Marathon mode we have added two quick games Ultra how many lines can you clear in two minutes and Forty Line How fast can you clear forty lines to fit the way people play games on phones Please note You can delete the presaved games from your O2 Cocoon But please be aware that once deleted you can t retriev...

Page 128: ... will appear on screen Please note All categories and games listed are available from the O2 Games Arcade although some games may not be available for all devices Just choose the game you want to play and when highlighted press to get a full description If you want to buy the game select Buy On the following screen select Yes Your O2 Cocoon will start downloading your chosen game It may take a min...

Page 129: ...ne you want and then press to select Now enter the details The fields for schedules tasks and notes differ see below For a schedule Subject Enter the name of the Schedule Details Enter details of the Schedule Start date What date does it start Start time What time does it start End date When will it end End time What time will it end Location Where is it Alarm Set a reminder so that the alarm for ...

Page 130: ... View By Month To view your calendar in week or month formats Today s Events Shows you today s events By pressing the navigation key you can scroll to view the next day s events or even the day before if you need to View All Lets you view all schedules tasks and notes Go to Today Go direct to today s date Go to Date Lets you specify a date to view Search Select to search for details you have saved...

Page 131: ... can t do in your head Use the keypad to type in the numbers you wish to calculate Use the navigation key to perform the mathematical operations on screen Press to insert a decimal point Once completed press to select Click here to return to contents page ...

Page 132: ... T9 settings Choose from Predict word on off Your O2 Cocoon will try to predict the next word you are typing based on your previous typing Select list view on off When turned on your Cocoon will show possible word matches for you to choose when using predictive text My word Your O2 Cocoon will save words that you ve used that are not currently in its dictionary You can edit the list delete them or...

Page 133: ...re for more information You can then select Options and choose from the following Play Select to play the recording you ve just made Create new If you want to record another select create new My voice clips Select to go direct to all your other saved recordings Record settings Select to change the filename For further details click here To play your voice recordings Select Voice recorder Options M...

Page 134: ...Press on Select All or scroll through the individual files and when highlighted select by pressing When complete select Options Now choose to either Send by Bluetooth Copy to External Move to External Delete and press to select If you choose to delete a file you ll need to select Yes to confirm Please note To copy or move any media from your mobile s memory to the external memory you will need to ...

Page 135: ...What s the time in Sydney New York or loads of other world cities Find out by selecting World Clock and by pressing left and right on the navigation key to scroll around the world Click here to return to contents page ...

Page 136: ...ss the left soft key or to select Stop Press the left soft key or to Continue Press the right soft key to select Reset And the advanced settings Your O2 Cocoon also has advanced stopwatch settings Select Stopwatch Options Advanced settings to change modes between Basic mode Split time mode and Lap time mode Click here to return to contents page ...

Page 137: ...ox enter the figure you want to convert from using the alphanumeric keys Step 4 In the fourth box choose what you want to convert your original unit to e g US Dollars mm or metre2 Result The conversion will appear in the bottom blue panel Cocoon tips Update currency rates as they change In the Currency screen select the two currencies and then select Options Rate and update If you ve got the conve...

Page 138: ...er music files to your PC keep your contacts calendar notes and tasks up to date and even use your mobile as a mass storage device For full details on synching your O2 Cocoon with your PC click here Click here to return to contents page ...

Page 139: ...Pay Go or Pay Monthly settings to your SIM card Your Cocoon mobile will recognise the SIM type you have once the SIM is inserted and will automatically default to the correct postpay or prepay settings Click here to return to contents page ...

Page 140: ...136 Memory status Select to keep tabs on what memory you ve used up Click here to return to contents page ...

Page 141: ...Click here to return to contents page Chapter 13 Contacts Adding contacts View contacts Managing your contacts ...

Page 142: ...s so you know who is calling There are three options to access your contacts menu Select Contacts from the main menu or From the standby screen press the right hand side of the navigation key to scroll through the shortcut icons to highlight Contacts and press or Press down on the navigation key Please note For further details on shortcuts click here To progress further you ll need to add contacts...

Page 143: ...ct Scroll through the contact data fields that you wish to edit and enter the relevant data The data fields provided by the phonebook are Forename Your contact s first name Surname Your contact s last name Mobile Their mobile phone number Home Their home telephone number Office A contact number for the office Other number Additional contact numbers Fax Your contact s fax number Speed dial Allocate...

Page 144: ...ur contact Press to access Ringtone then scroll through and select one of the ringtones available When there is an incoming call from this contact the ringtone you ve assigned sounds Please note The ringtone in this field replaces any ringtone associated with the contact s caller group The caller tone is only available when you save a contact to your phone s memory Memo Write a note about your con...

Page 145: ... voice or video call to the contact Send message Send either a text or multimedia message to your contact For further details on messaging click here Edit Change your contact s details Delete Had a falling out Get rid of your contact from phone list Add new contact To add a new contact to your phonebook For details on doing this click here Sort by Rearrange how your contacts are displayed Sort by ...

Page 146: ...r groups are combinations of phone settings used to identify a particular group of contacts such as Colleagues Family and Friends You can also create additional groups such as members of your football team or VIPs You can associate a ringtone with one group and when a member of that group calls your mobile will use the group s ringtone Please note You can only select contacts as group members if t...

Page 147: ...l missed dialled and received calls Scroll to All calls Missed calls Dialled calls Received calls and press to select the type of call you wish to check up on You can then view all the latest missed received or dialled calls Scroll down to the desired phone number this icon appears beside missed calls this icon appears beside dialled calls this icon appears beside received calls Cocoon tip For qui...

Page 148: ...our last call All calls cost Shows the total cost of all dialled calls Select Options and then clear the call cost counter or set your call costs limit You ll need to enter your PIN2 code For more info on PIN2 code click here Please note If the PIN2 code is entered incorrectly three consecutive times the PIN2 code will be locked down You will need to enter the PUK2 code to unlock it Contact Custom...

Page 149: ...Heading Click here to return to contents page Chapter 14 Settings Internal Display External Display Phone Calling Music Calls Network connections Network Connections Security Factory reset ...

Page 150: ...til it says what you want about you This section tells you how to turn a Cocoon into your O2 Cocoon Choose different display messages and screensavers as well as changing basic parameters for your mobile such as security network and call settings Select Settings from the main menu Click here to return to contents page ...

Page 151: ...n scroll to Font colour and choose from the list available Once complete select Save Home screen Choose from the default images we ve saved to your O2 Cocoon or even select an image that you ve taken downloaded from O2 Active or received from friends in a media message Add text to the screen too Add your name so you can easily identify it unless you can think of something more unique Scroll to Hom...

Page 152: ... holiday Just follow the on screen prompts Select Screensaver and then choose from the following Turn on off Select to turn the screensaver on or off Choose screensaver Select your chosen image Scroll through the options available Timer Select how long before your screensaver is activated Choose from four seconds up to three minutes Daily Wallpaper Rather than having the same wallpaper all the tim...

Page 153: ...er images Once complete select Options Save Now change how often your wallpaper changes see the instructions above for Timer and don t forget to turn your wallpaper on Amend your daily wallpaper Once you ve create a daily wallpaper view it by selecting Manage wallpaper image Options View Delete some or all of the images from your daily wallpaper by selecting Manage wallpaper image Options Delete D...

Page 154: ... select Save Backlight timer Select how long you want the LEDs to be activated when you close the flip Choose between 5 10 or 15 seconds Cocoon tip If the LED lights are not activated for long enough you won t know who has called texted which track or radio station is playing as the scrolling message won t have finished To reactivate the external display press the mode button Slide scrolling speed...

Page 155: ...ls by pressing any key accept which is used to reject incoming calls T9 advanced Your O2 Cocoon uses T9 a predictive text input method allowing you to type quickly If this option is turned on your mobile will predict the word you are typing when you press the alphanumeric keys What s more if the word you want isn t on screen you can press insert key to view other options Select T9 advance and choo...

Page 156: ...mer Service You can choose from a long list of options for All calls or just Voice calls Video calls or Data calls All outgoing Blocks dialling of any calls from your mobile International If activated no international calls can be made from your phone Int l except Home If activated your mobile can only be used to dial local calls and calls to your home country from abroad Other international calls...

Page 157: ...ou receive a video call Select Video call and then choose from Main display Decide what appears in the main display Partner main The other person s image will appear in the main display and you ll appear as a thumbnail in the corner Main picture Your image will appear in the main display and the caller recipient will be viewed as a thumbnail Partner only Select so only the other person can be view...

Page 158: ...ng a call Set how your music player performs when you receive a call and also during a call Off when ringing The music will automatically stop when you receive a call On when ringing The music will continue to play when your phone rings but stop when you answer the call Continue during a call The music will continue in the background whilst you take the call The other person won t be able to hear ...

Page 159: ...nce the SIM is inserted and it will automatically default to the correct postpay or prepay settings If you find this isn t the case then follow the on screen prompts to amend Please note Incorrect settings may prevent you from using some of the relevant Pay Go or Pay Monthly services e g O2 Active Click here to return to contents page ...

Page 160: ... the coverage of your regular network your mobile will automatically search for usable networks Manual When outside the coverage of regular network your mobile will list available networks and allow you to choose Network mode Your O2 Cocoon is a HSDPA 3G handset and gives you options to work on a 2G GSM or 3G UMTS network If a 3G network isn t available your device will automatically use the 2G ne...

Page 161: ...n the box or via Bluetooth In order for Bluetooth to work you need to have a Bluetooth enabled computer and the correct setting within the PC Sync software You also need to pair your computer with your O2 Cocoon for more info click here Sync For more information on synching click here Music Media Player For details on transferring music from your PC to your O2 Cocoon click here Transfer files For ...

Page 162: ...en select Phone lock again and select either Enable or Disable To enable you will need to enter the default code which is 1234 You can also change the password to something more memorable but you will need to enter the default PIN first PIN A PIN code will prevent unauthorised use of the SIM card Unless the correct PIN is entered when your mobile is turned on the SIM card cannot be used even if it...

Page 163: ...If a number is not on the list calls cannot be made to this number Scroll to FDN and select then select Enable Enter the PIN2 code and then add a number to your fixed dial number list Please note If the PIN2 code is entered incorrectly three consecutive times the PIN2 code will be locked down You will need to enter the PUK2 code to unlock it Contact O2 Customer Service to obtain the PUK2 code Clic...

Page 164: ...w phone Select Factory reset then enter the password the default is 0000 Cocoon tip Be careful If you select factory reset you ll lose all your contacts messages and images etc as your O2 Cocoon will reset to how it was when you received your mobile Click here to return to contents page ...

Page 165: ...Heading Click here to return to contents page Chapter 15 Get synching Synchronise your contacts and calendar Transfer music files External storage device Sync with your Apple Mac ...

Page 166: ...essity to have with you at all times Your O2 Cocoon may hold data that s key to you your contacts your calendar pictures and videos and your music Don t risk losing them back them up on your PC Please note If you ve an Apple Mac click here for details on synching your Cocoon and your computer Click here to return to contents page ...

Page 167: ...ou get started you ll need to install PC Suite In simple terms doing this enables your computer to talk to your mobile This is on the CD Rom so insert it into your computer and follow the on screen instruction Open the flip and turn your mobile on Please note The flip will need to be open so that you can sync your PC with your mobile Connect one end of the USB cable to your mobile and the other to...

Page 168: ...creen If you want to stop the process select Stop Cocoon tip When synchronisation is complete a window showing completion of synchronisation appears Select the pulldown menu Tools View last Log to display details of the synchronised data PC Suite also enables you to do so much more Use the file manager to upload and download files between your PC and mobile Retrieve pictures and videos from your m...

Page 169: ...ndows Media Player 11 You ll need to make sure you install Windows Media Player 11 so you can copy CDs to your PCs hard drive create playlists and sync with your O2 Cocoon The Windows Media Player 11 software is on the CD Rom For full details click here to see the Music Player Click here to return to contents page ...

Page 170: ... drive and be visible on your computer If you ve inserted a MicroSD card memory card there will be two removable drives one for the phone and one for the MicroSD card Select the one you want to view You can now view all the image music sound and other document folders Now drag and drop files from your PC to the folders on your O2 Cocoon Cocoon tips In the document folders you can store Powerpoint ...

Page 171: ...se the files on your Cocoon and or your MicroSD card You can move copy and delete files just like you would with a USB stick Cocoon tips Before you place music on your Cocoon you ll need to ensure that the MP3 and AAC files go into the Music folder If they don t then they won t play You can t use AAC files which are bought from the iTunes music store because Apple won t share the way they protect ...

Page 172: ...Click here to return to contents page Chapter 16 Don t panic In plain English Trouble shooting ...

Page 173: ... for full details Quad band Mobile phones operate in different countries or regions A quad band mobile can switch between four frequencies e g 850 Mhz 900 Mhz 1800 Mhz and 1900 Mhz Your O2 Cocoon mobile is a quad band mobile SIM card A SIM is the card that you receive from O2 that holds the unique data the network needs to identify your mobile PIN and what is PUK Protect access to your mobile by s...

Page 174: ...lays NO SERVICE what does this mean You are outside network range or there is no clear path to the transmitter If you are in a building try moving towards a window Some calls are not processed What is wrong A call bar may have been set to restrict mobile usage Check call barring and cancel as necessary For help click here Someone else is receiving my calls What is wrong The mobile has been set to ...

Page 175: ...r mobile has been stolen you should report the incident to the local police How do I reset my mobile to factory defaults Click here to go to the user instructions I ve attempted to download upload files with my PC using the supplied CD ROM and USB cable but the handset manager program doesn t recognise the phone is connected What do I do Make sure the cable is plugged securely into both the phone ...

Page 176: ...urn to contents page Chapter 17 The important safety bit at the back Safety information for mobiles Mobile care Driving safety Electronic devices Other safety guidelines Cautions Warranty statement Mandatory statements ...

Page 177: ...hensive guidelines developed by independent scientific organisations European standards provide for the amount of radio frequency electromagnetic energy absorbed by the body when using a mobile phone to be measured by reference to the Specific Absorption Rate SAR The SAR limit for the general public is currently 2 watts per kilogram averaged over 10 grams of body tissue The SAR value for the O2 Co...

Page 178: ...battery Your Cocoon is equipped with a high performance Li Ion battery Observe the maintenance guidelines and your battery should give you a long service life At the beginning of the battery s life fully charge and discharge let it go flat three times Do not over charge the Li Ion battery as this can result in a reduction in battery performance and life span The recommended maximum charge time is ...

Page 179: ...ne or electrical accessories such as batteries or chargers with your household waste Please take them to your nearest O2 store O2 fully supports the legislation announced by the Department for Transport banning the use of handheld mobile phones whilst driving It is an offence whilst driving to hold a mobile or cradle it in your neck at any point during the setup making or taking of a phone call te...

Page 180: ...ice to discuss alternatives Other medical devices If you use any other personal medical device consult the manufacturer of your device to determine if they are adequately shielded from external RF energy Your physician may be able to assist you in obtaining this information Turn your mobile off in healthcare facilities when any regulations posted in these areas instruct you to do so Hospitals or h...

Page 181: ... where the air contains chemicals or articles such as grain dust or metal powders and any other area where you would normally be advised to turn off your vehicle s engine Choking Keep your mobile away from children as the SIM card or other small parts present a choking hazard Your mobile is a high quality piece of equipment Before operating the equipment read all instructions and cautionary markin...

Page 182: ... from the date of repair or replacement whichever is longer 6 Before returning any Device you are responsible for ensuring that you back up data and remove any personal information from the Device O2 is not responsible for any loss of data or removable storage media 7 THIS WARRANTY SHALL NOT APPLY IN THE FOLLOWING CIRCUMSTANCES a O2 or its authorised agent was not notified by the Customer of the d...

Page 183: ... CAN BE DISCLAIMED BY LAW O2 does not exclude or limit liability for personal injury or death resulting from its own negligence This Limited Warranty does not affect the Customer s statutory rights in law specific to the country of purchase such rights remain protected If you purchased the Products in the UK this Limited Warranty is given to you by O2 UK Limited registered office 260 Bath Road Slo...

Page 184: ...ited 2007 Correct at time of going to press 06 07 O2CNXXXN KGL 0607 O2 is a registered trade mark of O2 Holdings Limited QuickTime is a trade mark of Apple Inc registered in the U S and other countries Windows Media is a registered trade mark or trade mark of Microsoft Corporation in the United States and or other countries ...

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