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Some of the contents in this manual may differ from your phone depending on the software of the phone.

Actual color may vary.

Your phone is designed to make it easy for you to access a wide variety of content. For your protection,

we want you to be aware that some applications that you enable may involve the location of your phone

being shared. For applications available through AT&T, we offer privacy controls that let you decide

how an application may use the location of your phone and other phones on your account. However,

the AT&T privacy tools do not apply to applications available outside of AT&T. Please review the terms

and conditions and the associated privacy policy for each location-based service to learn how locationinformation will be used and protected. In addition, your AT&T phone may be used to access the internet

and to download, and/or purchase goods, applications, and services from AT&T or elsewhere from third

parties. AT&T provides tools for you to control access to the Internet and certain Internet content. These

controls may not be available for certain devices which bypass AT&T controls.

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User GuideThank you for choosing the Pantech P2030.

The Pantech P2030 has many featuresdesigned to enhance your mobile experienceFrom its EZ to read menus, to its sleek, stylishdesign, we know you will enjoy the entire P203experience.

This User Guide contains important and usef

information that will maximize your familiaritywith all that the Pantech P2030 has to offer.

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Specifications

DesignClamshell phone with internaland external display

Displays 260K Colors TFT LCD with 2.2

internal display

65K Colors CSTN LCD with 1.38external display

7 lines for text in basic modewith 16 point font

Two soft keys and four-wayscroll and pressing@

MelodiesMIDI, i-Melody, MP3, AMR, WAV,AAC, AAC+, WMA

CameraIntegrated 1.3M CMOS Camera Resolution up to 1280 x 1024

(1.3M pixels)

3GP Video recording/playing up

to 15f/s (QVGA size) Self-timer function (5 seconds

or 10 seconds)

Photo album and video album

Dimensions & WeightWeight: 102 g (with standardbattery)Dimensions: 99 mm x 51.2 mm x18.8 mm

Power Management(Performance)

Battery

Type Capacity

Standby

Time

Talk

TimeStandard

Lithium-

Ion

(Li-ion)

Up to

920mAh

Up to

250

hours

Up to

3 hours

Operating Frequency GSM 850Mhz, GSM 900Mh

DCS 1800Mhz, and PCS1900Mhz networks in NorthAmerica, South America,Europe, Africa, and Asia-Pawhere these networks aresupported

Automatic band switching


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Specications ...................................2Phone overview ................................8Using Shortcuts ..............................10Menu overview .................................11Quick & Easy .................................... 14SIM card and battery ..................... 17Turning the phone on/off ............ 20Essential display indications ...... 20Setting the phone mode ..............23Entering text ...................................24

EZ quick call keys ........................... 26PC Suite .............................................27Memory card ...................................28Memo .................................................32

Breeze Mode

1. Calls and address bookMaking, receiving and endinga call .....................................................34Options during a call .....................36Checking all calls ............................39Speed dialing ...................................42Using address book ......................43Using your headset .......................45

Service and fixed dialing number ...46

2. MessagingReceiving messages.....................48Creating and sending textmessages ..........................................49Creating multimedia messages .....49Managing messaging memory ...55Email ....................................................56

3. MultimediaCamera ...............................................58Photo album .....................................64Video album .....................................66

4. Useful FeaturesCalendar.............................................70Alarm clock ........................................71Pill Reminder..................................... 72User Guide ........................................73

Calculator ..........................................74Tip calculator ................................... 74Stop watch ........................................75Say a Command ............................. 75Readout Mode ................................. 77

5. ConnectivityBluetooth ...........................................80Using Mobile Web ..........................82

6. SettingsPhone status ..............................Sounds & alerts .........................Display settings.........................Voice command setting .......

Advanced Mode

1. Calls and address bookMaking, receiving and endinga call ...............................................Call settings ................................Checking all calls ......................Speed dialing .............................Using address book ................Using your headset .................Service and xed dialingnumber .........................................Caller identication .................


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2. MessagingReceiving messages...................104Creating and sending textmessages ........................................106Creating multimediamessages ........................................107Message templates.......................112Message settings ..........................113Managing messaging memory .. 115Email ....................................................117

Using instant messenger............117

3. MultimediaCamera .............................................120Photo album ................................... 126Video album ................................... 128Audio album ...................................130Music player .....................................132

Music player settings ...................137Media player ................................... 138Other les ........................................140Managing memory ......................140Playing games ................................ 141AppCenter .......................................141

4. Useful FeaturesCalendar...........................................144Alarm clock .....................................145

Pill Reminder...................................146User Guide ...................................... 147Calculator ........................................148Tip calculator .................................148Stop watch ......................................149Notepad and voice memo .......149World time ........................................151Converter .........................................151

Timer ..................................................152Say a Command ............................152Readout Mode ...............................154

5. ConnectivityBluetooth .........................................156Using Mobile Web ........................ 159Using the web browser ..............159Setting proles ............................... 161

6. SettingsLanguage.........................................164Time and date ................................164Voice command setting ...........164Sounds and alerts ........................ 165Display settings.............................165Security ............................................ 167Updating software .......................168Reset ..................................................169

TTY .................................................

7. AppendixAlert message ...........................Troubleshooting checklist ...Safety information ...................Safety precautions ..................About the battery usage .......FCC Hearing-Aid Compatib(HAC) regulations for wireles

devices..........................................FCC Regulatory ComplianceWarranty .......................................Speaker Phone & Noise CancelDynamic Noise Suppressionfrom Audience ..........................earSmart technology ..........


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Internal display

Left/Right Soft keyPerform the functions shown at thebottom line of the display

OK key or access Mobile WebPress to enter menu system

Camera key

Power on & off / Menu exit / End keyTurns phone on / off, ends calls, exitmenus

Clear key and CalendarReturns to previous screen or deletescharacters in text mode. AccessCalendar menu

EZ Quick Call Keys

Navigation key

Scroll through themenu options

Voice Command

Send keyVoicemail

Vibrate mode

Microphone 1

External Display Camera

LED IndicatorsMessage, Call,

Battery

Internal antennaarea

Microphone 2

Speaker

Micr(EarCha

note: Holding the device by the internal antenna area might affect the quality of a

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Advanced mode menu

Address

BookContacts

Groups

Favorites

Settings

Fixed DialNumbers

My PhoneNumber

SServiceNumbers

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MessagingConversations

CreateMessage

Mobile Email

IM

Outbox

Drafts

Voice Mail

Settings

Templates

Used Space

IM Mobile

Email

Mobile

Web

AppCenter AT&T GPSAT&T

Navigator

Shop GPS

AT&T

FamilyMapWhere

AllSport GPS

YPmobile My StuffApplications

Audio

Games

PictureVideo

Tools

Other Files

Used Space

AT&T MusicMusic Player

Shop Music

AT&T Radio

Shazam

my AT&T SettingsPhone Mode

Proles

Display

N

CallPhone

NetworkConnections

Connectivity

SSecurity

NAT&TSoftwaUpdate

Reset

TTY

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Quick & EasyKeys Functions

Perform the functions shown at the bottom line of the displayby using these soft keys.

Scroll through the menu options in Menu mode. In standbymode,

Left Scroll: Access Mobile Email menuRight Scroll: Access IM menuUp Scroll: Access Create Message menuDown Scroll: Access Address Book menu

@Select a menu function or store user-input information, suchas names. Also use this key for conrmation.

Launch the Mobile Web directly if pressed in standby mode.

Delete characters in text mode, or return to previous menu.

Open Calendar view if pressed quickly in standby mode.

Keys Functions

SMake or receive a call. Show the recent call list in standby m

Re-dial the last call number if pressed and held in standbymode.

EComplete the current call. Turn on/off the phone if presseand held. Cancel user input and return to standby mode win Menu mode.

1Quickly connect to the voice mail server if pressed anheld in standby mode.

0~9Enters numbers, letters or special characters. Go to the discreen if pressed in standby mode.

Assigns the number as a speed dial when it is pressed andheld.

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Keys Functions

0Enter the + sign prex for international dialing if pressed andheld.Enter the space character in text input mode.

Change various text input modes if pressed at the text-editingscreen.

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Adjust the earpiece volume while making a call.Control the Ringtone volume, vibrate mode and silent all modein standby.

Mute the ringtone of an incoming call.Reject the incoming call if pressed and held when you receivean incoming call.

QTurn camera capture mode on.

Work as a camera shutter in capture mode.

N Turn the Voice Commands on.

SIM card and battery

About your SIM cardWhen you subscribe to yournetwork operator, you receive aSIM (Subscriber Identity Module)card containing your registrationinformation, PIN code, etc.Like a credit card, it should

be kept secure and handledcarefully. Do not bend, scratchor expose it to moisture. Avoidstatic electricity.To avoid corrupting your SIMcards memory, always switch offyour phone before removing orinserting your SIM card.

About your batteryYour phone uses a Li-Ion batMake sure to use an authorizbattery and charger only. Fomore details, please inquire ayour nearest dealer.note:Your phone is powered by a

Lithium Ion (Li-Ion) battery. This m

that, unlike other forms of battery

technology, you can recharge youbattery while some charge remain

without reducing your phones

autonomy due to the battery mem

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2. To removethe adapterconnecting, pullthe adapteraway as shownright.

Turning the phone on/offTo turn on

1. Press and holdE.To turn off

1. Press and holdE.

Essential displayindications

Signal strength. The greater the

number of bars, the stronger

the signal. When network is in

searching mode is displayed.

Flight mode is active.

A call is being made. When

you are in no service area, isdisplayed.

Call forwardingNS is active.

Incoming calls set to ring only

(Normal).

Incoming calls set to Vibrate

and Ring.

Incoming calls set to Vibrate

Only.

Incoming calls set to Silent.

Received one or more text

messages.

Received one or more

multimedia messages.

Received one or more WAP push

messages.Received one or more other

messages.

Received one or more voice

messages.

Inbox is full.

A message is being sent.

A message is being receive

An alarm is set.

Bluetooth is active.

Bluetooth hands-free head

connected.

Bluetooth A2DP headset is

connected.

Bluetooth hands-free + A2D

headset is connected.

Data transfer via Bluetooth.

Headset is connected.

USB is connected.


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Assigning the menuYou can set the most commonlyused menu in Shortcuts instandby mode.

1. Select Shortcuts in standbymode > Unassigned.

2. Select Add.3. Select the menu and sub

menu.

4. Select Save.

Entering textYou can enter text with multi-tap,predictive, numeric or symbol.

Useful keys* Display symbols.

0 Adding a space.

Press to toggle from initial caps

to all caps, to lower case, or to

numeric entries.

Press to change the text entry

functions from ABC mode to

predictive mode, or number

mode.

ABC Modedbc(lower

case / initial caps / all caps)

Predictive Modegef

(lower case / initial caps / all

caps)

Number Modea

Key characters by languageEach of the following keys willscroll through these sequentialoptions listed by language.

Key English French Spanish

1 . , - ? ! / ' @ :

2 abc

3 def

4 ghi

5 jkl

6 mno

7 pqrs

8 tuv

9 wxyz

ABC modePress the key labeled with thtarget letter once for the rsletter; press it twice for thesecond letter, and so on.

1. Press to change themode as multi-tap.

2. Press2 to9 to input repeatedly. To write the le

C, press23 times. To number 2, press24 tim

Predictive mode (T9)The predictive modeautomatically compares youkeystrokes with an internallinguistic dictionary to deter

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the correct word. It will displaythe most commonly usedrst. To save a word not listedin phones dictionary, selectOptions > Predictive Settings >My Words.

1. Press to change themode to predictive.

2. Press2 to9 to input text.

For example, to write hello,press43556.

Number modeYou can input numbers in thismode.

1. Press to change themode to 123.

2. Press1 to9and0 toinput numbers.

Symbol modeYou can input symbols.

1. Press* to view the symbols.2. PressU/D/L/Rto select a

symbol and select Insert.

EZ quick call keysGetting in touch with those youcall most is now as EZ as 1-2-3.note:The following direction is an

example with usingxkey. The usage

ofyandzkeys will be same as the

following.

To assign a contact to QuickCall

1. Pressx.

2. Select Quick Call > Assign.3. Select a contact > Select.

To make a call using onetouch key

1. Pressx.

2. Select Call.To send a message usingone touch key

1. Pressx.

2. Select Options > SendMessage.

PC SuitePC suite is a Windows-basePC program that allows youto easily manage personaldata and multimedia les bconnecting your Phone to aThe PC suite application cadownloaded athttp://www.pantechusa.com

System requirements Microsoft Windows 2000 o

family and Vista 32 bit

At least 300MB of free diskspace

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Interface devices such as USBor Bluetooth for the connectionwith the phone

PC Suite features Contact Manager

PC Sync Message Manager

File Manager MMS PC Composer Internet Access

Memory cardYou can use a microSD card as amemory card. It gives you morespace to save pictures, videos,music, etc.

Inserting a memory card1. Remove the

battery coverand the batteryfrom the unit.

2. Unlock themicroSD cardslot by carefullysliding it up. The

metal covershould now beeasily lifted up.

3. Insert the microSD card into theslot. The goldcontacts of themicroSD cardshould goagainst themetal contacts of the phone.

4. Close the metal

cover and slidedown to lock themicroSD card inplace. Theicon will bedisplayed whenthe phone is turned on.

Using a memory cardYou can save, move and delethe les in your phone andexternal memory card. You calso move and copy the lescomputer from your phone.

To copy a le to the memcard

1. Select a le > Options > C

to External Memory.2. To copy the le back to th

phone, select Options > Cto Phone.

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To move a le to the memorycard

1. Select a le > Options > Moveto External Memory.

2. To move the le back to thephone, select Options > Moveto Phone.

To delete a le from thememory card

1. Select a le from the card >Options > Delete.

In Advanced Mode, you haveaccess to all of the features ofP2030 including the featuresprovided by Breeze Mode.

To move the le from thecard to the computer

1. Connect the data cable withmobile and the computer.

2. Select Menu > Settings >Connectivity.

3. Select Select USB Mode.4. Select Music Player,

Mass Storage or Ask on

Connection.5. Follow the instructions on your

computer screen.

note:Select Music Player when you

want to add music to the playlist in

your device. When you select Ask on

Connection, it will ask you to select

either the Music Player or Mass Storage

every time you connect your device with

your computer.

Resetting a memory card1. Select Menu > Settings >

Reset.2. Enter the password > selectExternal Memory Reset.

note:The default password is 1234.


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Making, receiving and endin

Options durinChecking Speed

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Making, receiving andending a call

Making a call1. Enter the area code and

phone number.2. PressS.

Answering a call1. PressSor select Accept.

Ending a call1. PressE.

Once the call is completed, a callsummary is displayed.

Rejecting a callPressEor select Ignore.

Making a call using the call listYour phone logs up to 20dialed, received and missed callnumbers.

1. PressS to display the recentcalls list.

2. Select All Calls, Missed Calls,Received Calls, Dialed Callsor Call Ranking by pressing

L/R.3. Select a number.4.PressS to dial the selected

number.note:To redial the last number, press

and holdS in standby mode.

Making a call during a call1. Enter the phone number

or select Options > ViewContacts.

2. PressS to dial the secondcall.The rst call is automaticallyput on hold.

Switching between two calls1. Select Options > Swap.

Making an international call1. Press and hold0 for the

international prex until the+,character appears.

2. Type the country code, arcode, and phone number

3. PressS.

Making an emergency ca1. You can make emergency

calls even if your phone dnot have a SIM card.

2. Press Emergency Numbeselect SOSif your phone dnot have a SIM card.

3. PressS.

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2. Select Missed Calls bypressingL/R.

3. Select a number to call bypressingU/D.

4. PressS.

Answering a second callN

1. PressS. The rst call isautomatically put on hold.

2. PressEto end the second

call. The call on hold isautomatically reconnected.

note:For answering a second call, you

should activateCall Waitingin advance.

(SelectMenu> Settings> Call>Call

Waiting > Activate in Advanced Mode.)

Options during a call

Microphone off and on

Switching your phonesmicrophone off

1. Select Options > Mute [ ].

Switching your phonesmicrophone back on

1. Select Options > Unmute.

Talking on speaker1. Select [ ].

Removing background noiseYou can eliminate backgroundnoise from conversations andimprove the voice quality of

communications by settingNoise Suppression to On.

1. Select Options> NoiseSuppression.

Putting a call on hold andreturningN

Putting a call on hold1. Select Options > Hold or

pressS.Returning to a held call

1. Select Options > Unhold orpressSagain.

Multi-party callsN

You can talk with more than operson or have a conference

Making a multi-party call1. Call the rst participant.

2. Call the second participanThe rst call is automaticaput on hold.

3. Select Options > Join.

Having a privateconversation with oneparticipant

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ranking, select an entry andOptions.

Viewing missed calls1. Select Shortcuts in standby

mode.

2. Select Recent Calls > MissedCalls.

Viewing received calls

1. Select Shortcuts in standbymode.2. Select Recent Calls >

Received Calls.

Viewing dialed calls1. Select Shortcuts in standby

mode.

2. Select Recent Calls > DialedCalls.

Viewing call rankings1. Select Shortcuts in standby

mode.

2. Select Recent Calls > CallRanking.

Deleting call logs

1. Select Shortcuts in standbymode.2. Select Recent Calls > Delete

Call Logs.3. Select All Calls, Missed Calls,

Received Calls, orDialedCalls.

note: If no logs exist, the message No

Call Exist appears.

Viewing call time1. Select Shortcuts in standby

mode.

2. Select Recent Calls > CallTime.

3.Last Call, Received Calls,Dialed Calls, and Total Calls

are displayed.

Resetting all call times1. Select Shortcuts in standby

mode.2. Select Recent Calls > Call

Time.

3. Select Reset > Yes.note:The default password is 1234

Viewing data transmittinformation

1. Select Shortcuts in standmode.

2. Select Recent Calls > PacCounter. Current Info: You can vi

transmitted data in thecurrent session, in KilobySent, Received andTotinformation are alsoavailable.

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Duration transmittedin previous sessions, inKilobytes.

Total Info: You can view allSent, Received, Total andDuration transmitted data inKilobytes.

Clear Logs: The defaultpassword is 1234.

Speed dialingYou can dial quickly using speeddialing. Up to 8 phone numberscan be programmed usingnumbers 2 to 9.1 : Voice mail

0 : Prex for international call

Setting speed dial1. Select Menu > Address Book >

Settings.2. Select Speed Dial > an empty

entry and select Add.3. Select a contact > Select.

Changing speed dial contact

1. Select Menu > Address Book >Settings.2. Select Speed Dial and select a

number.3. Select Change.4. Select Select > Yes.

Removing from speed dial1. Select Menu > Address Book >

Settings.2. Select Speed Dial and select a

number.

3. Select Remove > Yes.

Using address bookYou can save names, phonenumbers, and information on theSIM or phone. Number of entriescan depend on the capacity ofthe SIM card.

Adding a contact1. Select Menu > Address Book >

Contacts > Options > Add

New Contact.2. Select Phone or SIM.3. Input the elds.4. Select Save.

Viewing the contact list1. PressDor select Menu >

Address Book > Contacts

Searching for a phone

number1. PressDor select Menu >Address Book > Contacts

2. Input the rst letter or twothe persons name and scwithU/D.


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3. Select Select to view detailinformation.

4. To update information, selectOptions > Edit Contact.

Calling from contact list1. PressDor select Menu >

Address Book > Contacts.2. Select a contact to call.

3. PressS.

Sending a contact1. PressDor select Menu >

Address Book > Contacts.2. Select a contact > Options >

Send Contact Info > AllContact Info, Personal

Contact, orBusinessContact.

3. You can send the contactusing Message or Bluetooth.

Deleting a contact1. PressDor select Menu >

Address Book > Contacts.2. Select a contact > Options >

Delete > Yes.

Making groups1. PressD,R or select Menu >

Address Book > Groups.2. Select Options > Add New

Group.3. Select Phone or SIM.

For a 2G SIM card, this step is notneeded.

4. Enter a group name andselect Save.

Editing groups1. PressD,Ror select Menu >

Address Book > Groups.2. Select a group > Options >

Add New Group, Rename

Group, orDelete Group.Adding to favorites orgroups

1. PressDor select Menu >Address Book > Contacts.

2. Select a contact > Options >Add to.

3. Select Favoritesor Group

Using your headsetYou can make or receive a causing your headset. When yoconnect your headset to thethe button on the headset was follows.note:You must use the headset

designed for this device. It is an op

item. Not all headset will have a but

While in standby mode1. Press the button once to

recent calls.2. Press the button twice to

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Adding a saved picture tothe message

1. PressUor select Menu >Messaging > CreateMessage.

2. Enter a message.

3. Select Insert > Picture >Picture > Camera.

4. Scroll to the saved picture and

select Select.5. To preview the message,

select Options > Preview >Current or Whole Message.

6. To edit the text message,pressU/Dto select the textbox and edit your message.

7. Select Send to > a contact >Select > Send.

Adding a new picture to themessage


2. Enter a message.3. Select Insert > Take New

Picture.4. Focus on the object.5. Press@orQ.

6. To preview the message,select Options > Preview >Current or Whole Message.

To go back to text editor page,select Stop.



For details on taking a picture,see page 60.

Adding a saved video to themessage


2. Enter a message.3. Select Insert > Video > Video.

4. Scroll to the saved video cand select Select.

5. To preview the message,select Options > PreviewCurrent or Whole MessagTo go back to text editor pselect Stop.

6. To edit the text message,pressU/Dto select the te

box and edit your messag7. Select Send to > a contacSelect > Send.

Breeze Mode - Messa

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Adding a new video to themessage


2. Enter a message.

3. Select Insert > Record NewVideo.

4. Focus on the object.

5. Press@orQ,

or selectOptions > Record.

6. To stop and save therecording, select Stop.


To go back to text editor page,select Stop.

8.To edit the text message,pressU/Dto select the textbox and edit your message.


For details on recording a video,see page 62.

Adding a recorded voicememo to the message


2. Enter a message.

3. Select Insert > Sound > Audio> My Voice.

4. Scroll to the saved audio clipand select Select.


6. Select Pause to stop listeningthe voice memo. Select Stop

to go back to text editor page.7. To edit the text message,pressU/Dto select the textbox and edit your message.


Adding a new voice memthe message


2. Enter a message.

3. Select Insert > Record NeSound.

4. Select Record to record t

sound.5. To stop and save the

recording, select Stop.6. To preview the message,

select Options > PreviewCurrent or Whole Messag

Breeze Mode - Messa

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p gthe voice memo. Select Stopto go back to text editor page.



For details on Recording a voicememo, see page 150.

Adding other les to themessage


2. Enter a message.

Other Files.4. Select a le > Select.5. To preview the message,

select Options > Preview >Current or Whole Message.To go back to text editor page,select Stop.

6. To edit the text message,

pressU/D

to select the textbox and edit your message.7. Select Send to > a contact >

Select > Send.

Managing messagingmemoryUp to 200 messages can bestored in the phone memory,additional messages will besaved to the SIM card. Whenthe message box is full, themessages full icon will appear. Allmessages share memory.

Icon DescriptionsText message is full (SIM and

phone messages).

Deleting a message in thinbox

1. Select a message > OptioDelete > Yes.

Deleting multiple messagin the inbox

1. Select Options > Delete >Multiple.

2.Select Select or Deselect

to select or deselect themessage.

3. Select Options > Delete >

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Photo

Video

Multim

EmailYou can receive emails from yourservice provider.

Receiving an email1. PressL or select Menu >

Messaging > Mobile Email.2. Select an email.3. Select Select.

Breeze Mode - Multim

Camera Setting camera settings Icon Name Descriptions


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You can take pictures and record movies using the built-in camera.The photos and video clips can be saved and sent via multimediamessages, Online Locker, or Bluetooth.

Zoom Zoom

Pictureremaining

Brightness BrightnessSelf Timer Self Timer

Effect Effect

WhiteBalance

WhiteBalance

Size Size

Cameramode

Videomode

note: When you set the photo size to 1280 x 1024, the zoom function is not available.

g g1. PressQin standby mode or

select Menu > Camera > Takea Picture.

2. Select Options > Settings tochange settings prior to takinga picture.

Camera optionsIcon Name Descriptions

White

Balance

Auto ( ), Day Light( ), Tungsten ( ),

Fluorescent ( )

Effect

Normal ( ), Sepia

( ), Negative ( ),

B&W ( )

p

Self TimerOff ( ), 5 secs

( ), 10 secs (

Size

1280x1024 (

1024x768 ( )

640x480 ( )

320x240 ( ),

240x320 ( )

Advanced

Picture Quality

Location, Shut

Sound, TimerSound


Video camera options Zoom in and out Changing to video camera Viewing the taken picture


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Icon Name Descriptions

White

Balance

Auto ( ), Day Light

( ), Tungsten ( ),

Fluorescent ( )

Effect

Normal ( ), Sepia

( ), Negative ( ),

B&W ( )


( ), 10 secs ( )

Size

176x144(MMS)

( ), 176x144 ( ),

320x240 ( )

Advanced

Video Quality,

Sound Recording,

Save Location,

Timer Sound

1. PressU/D.It ranges from 1 x to 4 x.

Increasing or decreasing thebrightness

1. PressL/R.It ranges from -2 to +2.

Taking a picture1. PressQin standby mode or



3. Press@orQ, or selectOptions > Capture.

mode1. PressQin standby mode or


2. Select Options while cameramode is activated.

3. Select Video Camera Mode.In camera mode, press and

holdQto change to videocamera mode.


5. Press@orQ, or selectOptions > Record.

6. Select Stop to stop recording.

1. PressQin standby modeselect Menu > Camera > Ta Picture.

2. Select Options > PhotoAlbum.

3. Select a picture > View.

After taking picturesTo Press

Send usinga multimedia

message

Options> Send

Multimedia Mes

Send using

Online Locker

Options> Send

Send to Online

Locker


To Press 4. Select Stop to stop recording.5 S l O i Pl l

Viewing the recorded videoli

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Send using

Bluetooth

Options> Send > via

Bluetooth

Set as

wallpaper

Options> Set as >

Wallpaper

Set as Caller IDOptions> Set as >

Caller ID

Delete Options> Delete

Rename Options> Rename

View photo

information

Options> Properties

Recording a video1. Select Menu > Camera >

Record a Video.2. Focus on the object.

3 Press@orQ, or selectOptions > Record.

5. Select Options > Play to playthe video clip.

6. PressC to go back topreview mode.

Changing to camera mode1. Select Menu > Camera >

Record a Video.2. Select Options while video

mode is activated.3. Select Camera Mode.

In video camera mode, pressan holdQto change to cameramode.


clip1. Select Menu > Camera >

Record a Video.2. Select Options > Video

Album.3. Select the video clip > Play.

After recording video clipsTo Press

Send usinga multimedia

message

Options> Send > as

Multimedia Message

Send using

Online Locker

Options> Send > Send

to Online Locker

Send using

Bluetooth

Options> Send > via

Bluetooth

View recorded

video clipOptions> Play


Rename Options> Renam

View video clip

informationOptions> Proper

During recording a videoTo Press

Receivean incoming call

Sor@

Pause and record

continuouslyPause

Stop recording Stop


Photo album Viewing the saved pictures1 S l t M C M

Setting as caller identication1 S l t M C M

Deleting multiple picture1 S l t M C M


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TheMy Pictures menu allowsyou to view all the pictures youhave taken, save selected imagesto your phone or an externalmemory card and share thephotos with others. JPEG formatis supported, and other formatsare saved in the Picture folder.note:To access Picture, select Menu >

My Stuff > Picture in Advanced mode.

1. Select Menu > Camera > MyPictures.

2. Select a picture > View.

Setting as wallpaper in thedisplay


2. Select a picture.

3. Select Options > Set as >Wallpaper.



3. Select Options > Set as >Caller ID.

Sending pictures usingmultimedia message

1. Select Menu > Camera > My

Pictures.2. Select a picture.

3. Select Options > Send > asMultimedia Message.

For details on creatingmultimedia messages, see page49.

1. Select Menu > Camera > MPictures.

2. Select Options > MultipleSelect.

3. Select Select to select mothan one picture.

4. Select Deselect to canceyour selection.

5. Select Options > Delete.Viewing a le information

1. Select Menu > Camera > MPictures.


3. Select Options > Propert


Video albumTh M Vid ll

Using video player controlsT P

Sending a video clip usingOnline Locker

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TheMy Videos menu allows youto play, send, save and deletevideos. The supported formatsare MP4, WMA, 3GP and 3G2.

Playing the saved video clips1. Select Menu > Camera > My

Videos.2. Select a video clip.

3. Select Play.

To Press

Pause / Play @

Rewind HoldU

Fast forward HoldD

Control

volume

Side key up or down

orL/R

Sending a video clip usingmultimedia message

1. Select Menu > Camera > MyVideos.

2. Select a video clip.

3. Select Options > Send > asMultimedia Message.

For details on creating multimediamessages, see page 49.

Online Locker1. Select Menu > Camera > My

Videos.2. Select a video clip.

3. Select Options > Send > Sendto Online Locker.

Sending a video clip viaBluetooth

1. Select Menu > Camera > MyVideos.

2. Select a video clip.

3. Select Options > Send > viaBluetooth.

1. Select Menu > Camera > MVideos.


3. Select Select to select mothan one picture.


5. Select Options > Delete.

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4Ca

Alar

Pill ReUseCal

Tip calStop

Say a comReadou

Useful Feat

Breeze Mode - Useful feat

CalendarCalendar helps you

In the monthly viewTo Press

note:You can create events for dates

from 01/01/2000 to 12/31/2099.Editing existing alarms

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Calendar helps youmanage yourschedule includingyour time for calls orspecial days. You canset a reminder onany given date withthis function.

Viewing calendar1. Select Menu > Tools >

Calendar.note:You can also access Calendar by

pressingC in standby mode. View by

Month is default setting for Calendar.

To Press

Move to

another day

L for Previous

R for Next

Move to

another week

U for Previous

D for Next

View other

month

Side key down for

Previous

Side key up for Next

Creating a new event1. Select a day and selectOptions > New Event.

2. Select Appointment, Task orNote.

3. Input the event and selectSave.

/ / / /

Alarm clock

Setting an alarm1. Select Menu > Tools > Alarm

Clock.2. Select Create New for new

alarm.3. Set the Cycle, Time, Alarm

Sound, Alarm Alert Type,Alarm Volume, Snooze andPower Alarm.

4. Select Save.

1. Select Menu > Tools > AlaClock.

2. Select an alarm > Edit or sOptions to access followiCreate New, Delete andDelete All.

Setting a simple alarm1. Select Menu > Tools > Ala

Clock.2. Select Simple Alarm and

select Edit.3. Set the alarm schedule an

select Save.


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Calculator1 Select Menu > Tools

Tip calculator1 Select Menu > Tools

Stop watch1 Select Menu > Tools

access the stop watch by re-enteri

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1. Select Menu > Tools> Calculator.

2. Input the numberswith the numerickeypad and enterthe operators withL/R/U/D/@to calculate.

3. Press* to use the decimalpoint.

4. PressC to cancel yourinput.

5. Select Reset to reset.

1. Select Menu > Tools> Tip Calculator.

2. Enter the valuesfor all the variableelds (Bill($),Tip(%), Split)and then the correspondingcalculation elds (Tip($),Total($), You Pay) areupdated automatically.



1. Select Menu > Tools> Stop Watch.

2. Select Start tostart.

3. Select Stop to stop.4. Select Continue to

restart or select Reset to clear.5. To check split times, select

Mode> Split Time Mode.6. To check lap times, selectMode> Lap Time Mode.

note: In Basic Mode, when you exit the

stop watch menu, or become idle, the

stop watch will continue running and

will be indicated by a clock icon. You can

Say a CommandYour phone is equipped withan Advanced Voice Comma(AVC) feature. This feature ayou to make calls or use thephone functions by simply uyour voice. All you have to do

talk into the phone and then phone will recognize your voand complete tasks by itself.

1. In standby mode, simplypressNto access Say aCommand.


Or select Menu > AT&TServices > Say a Command.

Send Message :Display the Create Message

Readout ModeReadout Mode makes your

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2. At the voice prompt, say acommand and simply followthe voice prompts.

The following list shows availablevoice commands.Call : Voice dialsa name or phone number inyour address book. If multiple

numbers exist, say the name andthe number type (i.e. mobile,home, work, or other).

screen with the contact you havespoken.Contact : Retrieve anddisplay the contact informationstored in the address book.

Go To : Open anapplication on your phone.

Check : Check the statusinformation of your phone(Status, Voicemail, Messages,Missed Calls, Time, Signalstrength, Battery, My PhoneNumber, and Volume).

Readout Mode makes yourphone a useful companion whenyou cant or dont have the abilityto read the phone screen.

When Readout mode isactivated, the phone willannounce key alert, navigation,and content information verbally.

Provides verbal alerts of thefollowing: Missed Call

New Message received Low Battery Message Sent and other

conrmation notications

phone

Announces numbers as theare pressed on keypad

Reads out text messagecontent

To turn on Readout Mode1. Select Menu > Settings >

Voice Command Setting2. Select Audio Modes >Readout mode.

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Using Mob

Connect

Breeze Mode - Connec

BluetoothBluetooth technology enables

Bluetooth IconIco n Descriptions

Activating Bluetooth1. Select Menu > Settings >

Sending les1. After pairing with the targ


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free wireless connectionsbetween electronic deviceswithin a maximum range of 33feet (10 meters). Bluetoothconnections can be used to sendimages, text, business cards,calendar events, or to connectto computers using Bluetooth

technology.

Your mobile phone supports: Connect to PC to access internet.

Connect to Hands-Free. Connect to electronic devices.

Bluetooth is active.

Bluetooth hands-free

headset is connected.

Bluetooth A2DP headset is

connected.

Bluetooth hands-free +

A2DP headset is connected.

Data transfer via Bluetooth.

note:Advance Audio Distribution

Prole (A2DP) is a Bluetooth prole

(mode) which is designed to transfer a

uni-directional 2-channel stereo audio

stream to a headset or car audio.

Bluetooth> Activation.

2. Select On or Off.

Adding a device1. Select Menu > Settings >

Bluetooth > My Devices.2. Select Search for Devices >

Search.

3. The available device will bedisplayed.

4. Select a device and selectSelect.

5. Enter password and [email protected]:The target device must be in

discoverable mode.

device, select Options > SFiles.

2. Select a le(s) from AudioPicture, Video or Other F

note: If the target device requests

pairing, the le is sent after pairing

is completed. Locked les or ones

containing original rights may not b

transmitted.

Receiving lesThe receipt should be approbefore receiving a le(s).The received le(s) will be sain the corresponding folder.

For example, if you receivedcontacts information from the

d it ill b d i

Naming the phone1. Select Menu > Settings >

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sender, it will be saved in yourphones memory.

1. After pairing with the targetdevice, select Options > TakeFiles.

2. The available les will bedisplayed.

3. Select a le and select

Options > Copy.

Setting the visibility1. Select Menu > Settings >

Bluetooth > Visibility.2. Select Show or Hide.3. Select OK.

Bluetooth > My Bluetooth Info.2. Select Name > Edit.3. Enter the new name and

select Save.note:The device name is what identies

your phone to Bluetooth network.

Using Mobile Web

Accessing Mobile Web1. Press@ in standby mode or

select Menu > AT&T Services >Mobile Web.

note: It will access the Mobile Web

homepage.

6Phone

Sounds an

Display sVoice Command

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Making, receiving and endin

Call sChecking Speed

Using addreUsing your h

Service and xed dialing nCaller identi

Calls and address bwith Advanced

Advanced Mode - Calls and address

Advanced Mode offers additionalfeatures and functionalityassociated with making calls and

Once the call is completed, a callsummary is displayed.

R j ti ll

3. Select a number.4. PressS to dial the selected

number

Making an international c1. Press and hold0key fo

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associated with making calls andusing address book.

Making, receiving andending a call

Making a call1. Enter the area code and

phone number.2. PressS.

Answering a call1. PressSor select Accept.

Ending a call1. PressE.

Rejecting a callPressEor select Ignore.

Making a call using the calllistYour phone logs up to 20dialed, received and missed callnumbers.

1. PressS to display the recentcalls list.

2. Select All Calls, Missed Calls,Received Calls, Dialed Callsor Call Ranking by pressingL/R.

number.note:To redial the last number, press

and holdS in standby mode.

Making a call during a call1. Enter the phone number

or select Options > ViewContacts.

2. PressS to dial the

second call. The rst call isautomatically put on hold.

Switching between two calls1. Select Options > Swap.

international prex until th+,character appears.

2. Type the country code, arcode, and phone number

3. PressS in standby mod

Making an emergency ca1. You can make emergency

calls even if your phone dnot have a SIM card.

2. Press Emergency Numbeselect SOSif your phone dnot have a SIM card.

3. PressS.


Replying to a missed call1. PressS to display the calls

list

note:For answering a second call, you

should activate Call Waiting in advance.

(SelectMenu> Settings> Call>Call

Making a multi-party call1. Call the rst participant.2 Callthesecondparticipant

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list.2. Select Missed Calls by

pressingL/R.3. Select a number to call by

pressingU/D.4. PressS.

Answering a second callN

1. PressS. The rst call is

automatically put on hold.2. PressE to end the second

call. The call on hold isautomatically reconnected.

Waiting >Activate in Advanced mode. )

Putting a call on hold andreturningN

Putting a call on hold1. Select Options > Hold or

pressS.

Returning to a held call1. Select Options > Unhold orpressSagain.

Multi-party callsN

You can talk with more than oneperson or have a conference call.

2. Call the second participant.The rst call is automaticallyput on hold.

3. Select Options > Join.

Having a privateconversation with oneparticipant

1. Select Options > Split.2. Select the participant >Select.

Removing one participantfrom a multi-party call

1. Select Options > End.

End All to end all calls.

Searching for a number iaddress book during a ca

1. Select Options > ViewContacts.

2. Select a number >S.

Searching for a name or

group in address bookEnter the rst letters of the nfor Name Search. The entriedisplayed starting with the entry matching your input.


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2. Select Recent Calls > MissedCalls.

Viewing received calls

2. Select Recent Calls > CallRanking.

Deleting call logs

2. Select Recent Calls > CallTime.

3.Last Call, Received Calls,

Viewing data transmittinformation

1. Select Menu > My Stuff >


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Viewing received calls1. Select Menu > My Stuff >

Tools.2. Select Recent Calls >

Received Calls.

Viewing dialed calls1. Select Menu > My Stuff >

Tools.2. Select Recent Calls > Dialed

Calls.

Viewing call rankings1. Select Menu > My Stuff >

Tools.

Deleting call logs1. Select Menu > My Stuff >

Tools.2. Select Recent Calls > Delete

Call Logs.3. Select All Calls, Missed Calls,

Received Calls, orDialedCalls.

note: If no logs exist, the messageNo

Call Exist appears.

Viewing call time1. Select Menu > My Stuff >

Tools.

Dialed Calls, and Total Callsare displayed.

Resetting all call times1. Select Menu > My Stuff >

Tools.2. Select Recent Calls > Call

Time.3. Select Reset > Yes.

note:The default password is 1234.

. Se ect Menu My StuffTools.

2. Select Recent Calls > PacCounter. Current Info: You can vi

transmitted data in thecurrent session, in KilobySent, Received andTot

information are alsoavailable.

Last Info: You can viewSent, Received, Total anDuration transmittedin previous sessions, inKilobytes.


Total Info: You can view allSent, Received, Total andDuration transmitted data in

Setting speed dial1. Select Menu > Address Book >

Settings.

Removing from speed dial1. Select Menu > Address Book >

Settings.

2. Select Phone or SIM.3. Input the elds.

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Kilobytes. Clear Logs: The default

password is 1234.

Speed dialingYou can dial quickly using speeddialing. Up to 8 phone numbers

can be programmed usingnumbers 2 to 9.1 : Voice mail0 : Prex for international call

g2. Select Speed Dial > an empty

entry and select Add.3. Select a contact > Select.

Changing speed dial contact1. Select Menu > Address Book >

Settings.

2. Select Speed Dial and select anumber.3. Select Change.4. Select a contact > Select > Yes.

g2. Select Speed Dial and select a

number.

3. Select Remove > Yes.

Using address bookYou can save names, phonenumbers, and information on the

SIM or phone. Number of entriescan depend on the capacity ofthe SIM card.

Adding a contact1. Select Menu > Address Book >

Contacts > Options > AddNew Contact.

Viewing the contact list1. PressDor select Menu >

Address Book > Contacts

Searching for a phonenumber

1. PressDor select Menu >

Address Book > Contacts2. Input the rst letter or two

the persons name and scwithU/D.

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Receiving meCreating and sending text me

Creating multimedia meMessage tem

Message sManaging messaging m

Using instant mes

Messagwith Advanced

2

Advanced Mode - Messa

When your phone is set toAdvanced Mode, you canuse additional features andfunctionality associated with

Saving the contactinformation from a receivedmessage

1 S l t i d

It will be saved in one of thecategories in the My Stuff folder.For details on Photo album, seepage 126

2. Select a message whichincludes an URL.

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functionality associated withmessaging.

Receiving messages

Viewing a new message1. Select View.

Reading a message from theconversation

1. Select Menu > Messaging >Conversations.

2. Select a conversation > Open.

1. Select a received message >View.

2. Select Options > Save.3. Select New Contact or

Update Contact.

Saving the object in a

received multimediamessage1. Open a multimedia message.

2. Select an object.3. Select Options > Use> Save.

page 126.

Listening to voice messages1. Press and hold1or select

Menu > Messaging > VoiceMail.

It will automatically call the voicemail center.

Launching URL in themessage

1. Select Menu > Messaging >Conversations.

Options > Use.

Saving connection settinusing Congurationmessage

1. Select Menu > MessagingConversations.

2. Select an over the air (OTAmessage.

3. Select Options > Install.


Creating and sendingtext messages

Sending a text message

6. To view the sent message,select Menu > Messaging >Conversations.

note:Allsuccessfullysent messages

Creating multimediamessagesYou can create and send

lti di C it

3. Select Insert > Picture >Picture > Camera.

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g g1. PressUor select Menu >

Messaging > CreateMessage.

2. Enter a message.3. To save the message as a

draft, select Options > Save toDrafts

.4. Select Send to and select acontact to send the messageand select Select.

5. Select Send.

note:All successfully sent messages

will be saved in Conversationswhile the

messages failed to be sent will be saved

in Outbox.

Finding all sent messages1. Select Menu > Messaging >

Conversations.

Replying to a message1. Select a message > Reply or

select a message > Options >Reply.

multimedia messages. Capacityis 100KB, 300KB or 600KB. Anerror message will alert youonce the message exceeds thecapacity.

Adding a saved picture tothe message

1. PressUor select Menu> Messaging > CreateMessage.

2. Enter a message.

select Select.5. To preview the message,

select Options > PreviewCurrent or Whole Messag

6. To edit the text message,pressU/Dto select the tebox and edit your messag

7. Select Send to and selectcontact to send the messand select Select.

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For details on recording a video,see page 124.


6.Select Pause to stop listening

Adding a new voice memo tothe message

1. PressUor select Menu >Messaging > Create

7. Select Pause to stop listethe voice memo or selectStop to go back to text edpage.


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see page 124.

Adding a recorded voicememo to the message


2. Enter a message.

3. Select Insert > Sound > Audio> My Voice.

4. Scroll to the saved audio clipand select Select.

6. Select Pause to stop listeningthe voice memo or selectStop to go back to text editorpage.


8.Select Send to > a contact >Select > Send.

Messaging > CreateMessage.

2. Enter a message.

3. Select Insert > Record NewSound.

4. Select Record to record thesound.

5. To stop and save therecording, select Stop.


p g8.To edit the text message,

pressU/Dto select the tebox and edit your messag

9. Select Send to > a contacSelect > Send.

For details on Recording a vo

memo, see page 150.Adding other les to themessage



2. Enter a message.3. Select Insert > Other Files >

Other Files.4. Select a le and select Select.

Message templatesWhen you often use the samephrases, you can save themessage under message

Sending a message withtemplate

1. Select Menu > Messaging >Templates.

Message settings

Setting text message1. Select Menu > Messaging

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5. To preview the message,select Options > Preview >Current or Whole Message.To go back to text editor page,select Stop.

6. To edit the text message,

pressU/Dto select the textbox and edit your message.7. Select Send to > a contact >

Select > Send.

message under messagetemplates.

Adding the message as atemplate

1. Select Menu > Messaging >Templates.

2. Select Options > Add New.3. Write the frequently used

message > Options > Save.

Templates.2. Select a message to send.

3. Select Send to add moremessages.


note:You can add a template while

entering a message. Write a message >Insert > Templates. Select a template to

add.

Settings.2. Select Text Massage.3. Enter new Center Addres4. Enter new Email Gateway5. Select Save.

Setting proles for

multimedia message1. Select Menu > Messaging

Settings.2. Select Multimedia Messa

MMS Proles.


3. Select a prole and selectSelect.

Setting sending options formultimedia message

Setting receiving options formultimedia message

1. Select Menu > Messaging >Settings.

note:This number may be pre-

congured by the service provider upon

activation.

Setting default edit mode

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multimedia message1. Select Menu > Messaging >

Settings.2. Select Multimedia Message>

Sending Settings.3. Select Creation Mode or Max

Message Size > Select.

4. Select a desired option >Select.

g2. Select Multimedia Message

> Receiving Settings >Automatic Download.

3. Select Onor Off> Select.

Setting receiving options forvoice message

1. Select Menu > Messaging >Settings.

2. Select Voice Mail.3. Enter the number of the voice

mail center > Save.

g1. Select Menu > Messaging >

Settings.2. Select Default Edit Mode.3. Select Alphabet or Predictive

and select Select.

Setting auto delete oldmessageWhen message memorycapacity (Max. 200 messages)is full, the oldest message will bedeleted automatically.

3. Select Onor Off> Select.

Managing messaginmemoryUp to 200 messages can bestored in the phone memory

additional messages will besaved to the SIM card. Whenthe message box is full, themessages full icon will appeamessages share memory.


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Advanced Mode - Multim

In Advanced Mode, you can use the full features of multimedia thatP2030 offers.

CameraYou can take pictures and record movies using the built-in camera.

note: When you set the photo size to

1280 x 1024, the zoom function is not

available.

Setting camera settingsQ db d

Icon Name Descriptions

Effect

Normal ( ), Se

( ), Negative

B&W ( )

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The photos and video clips can be saved and sent via multimediamessages, Online Locker, or Bluetooth.

Zoom Zoom

Pictureremaining

Brightness BrightnessSelf Timer Self Timer

Effect Effect

WhiteBalance

WhiteBalance

Size Size

Cameramode

Videomode

1. PressQin standby mode orselect Menu > My Stuff > Tools> Camera.

2. Select Options > Settings tochange settings prior to takinga picture.

Camera optionsIcon Name Descriptions

White

Balance

Auto ( ), Day Light

( ), Tungsten ( ),

Fluorescent ( )


10 secs ( )

Size

1280x1024 (

1024x768 ( )

640x480 ( ),

320x240 ( ),

240x320 ( )

AdvancedPicture Quality,Location, Shutt

Sound, Timer S


Video camera optionsIcon Name Descriptions

White

Balance

Auto ( ), Day Light

( ), Tungsten ( ),

Fluorescent( )

Zoom in and out1. PressU/D.

It ranges from 1 x to 4 x.

Increasing or decreasing the

note:Your photo will be saved

automatically in My Stuff> Picture>

Camera.

Changing to video camerad


6. Select Stop to stop recornote:Your video will be saved

automatically in My Stuff > Video


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Fluorescent ( )

Effect

Normal ( ), Sepia

( ), Negative ( ),

B&W ( )

Self TimerOff ( ), 5 secs ( ),

10 secs ( )

Size

176x144(MMS)

( ), 176x144 ( ),

320x240 ( )

Advanced

Video Quality,

Sound Recording,

Save Location,

Timer Sound

g gbrightness

1. PressL/R.It ranges from -2 to +2.

Taking a picture1. PressQin standby mode

or select Menu>

My Stuff>

Tools>Camera.2. Focus on the object.

3. Press@orQ, or selectOptions > Capture.

mode1. PressQin standby mode

or select Menu>My Stuff>Tools>Camera.

2. Select Options while cameramode is activated.

3. Select Video Camera Mode.In camera mode, press andholdQto change to videocamera mode.


automatically in My Stuff> Video.

Viewing the taken picture1. PressQin standby mode

or select Menu>My StuffTools>Camera.

2. Select Options > Photo

Album.3. Select a picture > View.


After taking picturesTo Press

Send using

a multimedia

message

Options> Send >

as Multimedia

Message

Recording a video1. Select Menu > My Stuff > Tools

> Video Camera.2. Focus on the object.

3 Press@orQor select

3. Select Camera Mode.In video camera mode, pressan holdQto change to cameramode.

For details on taking a picture

After recording video clipTo Press

Send using

a multimedia

message

Options> Send

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message Message

Send using

Online Locker

Options> Send >

Send to Online

Locker

Send using

Bluetooth

Options> Send > via

Bluetooth

Set as

wallpaper

Options> Set as >

WallpaperSet as Caller ID

Options> Set as >

Caller ID


Rename Options> Rename

View photo

informationOptions> Properties


4. Select Stop to stop recording.5. Select Options > Play to play

the video clip.6. PressC to go back to

preview mode.Changing to camera mode

1. Select Menu > My Stuff > Tools> Video Camera.

2. Select Options while videomode is activated.


Viewing the recorded videoclip

1. Select Menu>My Stuff>Tools>Video Camera.

2. Select Options > VideoAlbum.

3. Select the video clip > Play.

message

Send using

Online Locker

Options> Send

Send to Online

Locker

Send using

Bluetooth

Options> Send

Bluetooth

View recorded

video clip Options> PlayDelete Options> Delet

Rename Options> Rena

View video clip

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3. Select Select to select morethan one video clip le.

4. Select Deselect to cancelyour selection.

5. Select Options > Delete.

Listening to the recordedsound

1. Select Menu > My Stuff >Audio > My Voice.

2 Select a recorded sound

Setting as a ring tone1. Select Menu > My Stuff > Audio.2. Select a sound.3. Select Options > Set as Ring

Tone


6. Select Options > Copy toExternal Memory or Movto External Memory. The


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p

Audio albumTheAudiomenu allows you toshop tones and answer tonesusing the WAP browser. You candownload desired audio les and

play with the built-in audio player.You can also send, save, anddelete audio les. The supportedle formats are MIDI, i-Melody,MP3, AMR, WAV, AAC, AAC+,WMA.

2. Select a recorded sound.

3. Select Play.

Using audio player controlsTo Press

Pause / Play @

Stop Stop

Rewind HoldL

Fast forward HoldR

Control

volume

Side key up or down

orU/D

Tone.note:The maximum ringtone le size is

300KB.

Moving or copying multiplesound to External Memory

1. Select Menu > My Stuff >

Audio.2. Select a sound le.


4. Select Select to select morethan one audio le.

yselected sound will be coor moved to the Audiofoin external memory card.

Sending sound le usingmultimedia message

1. Select Menu > My Stuff >Audio.

2. Select a sound le.3. Select Options > Send > a

Multimedia Message.


Music playerThe Music Player is an applicationthat can play MP3 and audio les.The supported le formats areMIDI, i-Melody, MP3, AMR, WAV,

Adding music from WindowsMedia Player

1. Connect the USB cable to thedevice and the computer.

2.Select Music Player > Select.

2. Select a category (All Music,Playlists, Albums, Artists,Genres) > Select.

3. Select All> Play to play allsongs in the All Music.

Icon Descriptions

Previous track with short p

Next track with short press

Repeat all tracks

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, y, , , ,AAC, AAC+, WMA.

Icon Descriptions

Music is playing.

Music is paused.

Music is stopped.

note:A microSD card must be inserted

to transfer music to your phone.

2. Select Music Player Select.3. Open the Sync tab in Windows

Media Player in yourcomputer.

4. Select the music from the listand drag and drop to your

phone.note:Windows Media Player 11 andWindows XP version is required.

Playing music1. Select Menu > AT&T Music >

Music Player.

4. Select Options > Stop to stopplaying.

note:Music will pause when you receive

an incoming call and Music will resume

when the call ends.

Icon Descriptions

Volume level 7

Pause

Play

Rewind with long press

Fast Forward with long press

Repeat single track

Repeat off

Shufe On: the current list

songs are randomly shuf

for playback

Shufe Off: songs are play

order and not shufed

Making a playlist1. Select Menu > AT&T Musi

Music Player.2. Select Playlists > New Pla


3. Input Playlist Name and selectSave.

4. Select All Music, Albums,Artists or Genres.

5. Select a music le(s) and

3. Select All Music, Albums,Artistsor Genres.

4. Select a music le(s) > Select> Done.

5. To remove tracks from the

Listening music withBluetooth headset

1. While music is playing in thestandby mode, select Menu >AT&T Music > Music Player.

Bit Rate, Created, LicensandSharing.

Setting as ring tone1. Select Menu > AT&T Musi

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select Select to add to theplaylist.

6. Select Done.

Using a playlist1. To add tracks to a playlist,

select Menu > AT&T Music >Music Player > Playlists.

2. Select a playlist to add musicand select Options > AddTracks.

playlist, select Options >Remove Tracks > a musicle(s) > Select > Remove.

6. To rename the playlist, selectOptions > Rename Playlist >input new Playlist Name andselect Save.

7. To delete the playlist, selectOptions > Delete > Yes.

y2. Select Now Playing > Options

> Transfer to B/T Headset.

Viewing a music leinformation

1. While music is playing in the

player mode, select Options >Properties.

2. UseU/Dto view TrackNumber, Title, Artist, Album,Genre, Duration, Filename,File Size, Location, Format,

Music Player.2. Select a category (All Mus

Playlists, Albums, ArtistsGenres) > Select.

3. Select a le.4. Select Options > Set as R

Tone.note:You cannot set the music le

it is playing. If a music le is larger th

300KB, the le will be deactivated f

setting ring tone.


Deleting music1. Select Menu > AT&T Music >

Music Player.2. Select a category (All Music,

Playlists, Albums, Artists,

Listening the radio1. Select Menu > AT&T Music >

AT&T Radio.

Using music identication1 Select Menu > AT&T Music >

Music player settings

Shufing music1. Select Menu > AT&T Music >

Music Player.2 Select Settings > Shufe

Setting equalizer1. Select Menu > AT&T Musi

Music Player.2. Select Settings > Equaliz3. Select a category > Selec


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Genres) > Select.3. Select a le.4. Select Options > Delete.

note: If the music le is playing, you

cannot delete it.

Shopping music1. Select Menu > AT&T Music >Shop Music.

2. To return to the previous page,pressC.

1. Select Menu > AT&T Music >Shazam.

3. Hold the phone close tomusic. Your phone will analyzethe music and display theartist, title, and album.

note:For the cost plan, contact yournearest service provider.

2. Select Settings > Shufe.3. Select Shufe On or Shufe

Off> Select.

Repeating music1. Select Menu > AT&T Music >

Music Player.2. Select Settings > Repeat.3. Select Repeat All Tracks,

Repeat Single Track orRepeat Off.

4.Select Select.

Auto Full Screen1. Select Menu > AT&T Musi

Music Player.2. Select Settings > Auto Fu

Screen.

3. Select Onor Offand seleSelect.

Removing1. Select Menu > AT&T Musi

Music Player.


2. Select Settings > Remove.3. Select License Data File or All

Music Contents.4. Select Select > Yes.

Media player

Backgroundskin

Icon Descriptions

Volume level 7

Pause

Play


3. Before playing a video clipselect Options to access followings: Send, RenameMultiple Select, Delete,Delete All, Copy to ExterMemor Move to Extern


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Media playerYou can play video clips with themedia player.note:Do not use this feature illegally.

Sound and video can be protected by

copyright. It is illegal to copy such sound

/ video tracks for the purpose of sellingor distribution. Pantech does not in any

way support the unauthorized use of

content on your phone media player.

Playing timeVolume

controls

DurationPlayercontrols

Volumecontrols

Playing time

Playercontrols

Videoimage

Duration


Fast Forward with long press

Previous track with short

press

Next track with short press

Repeat on

Repeat off

Playing the video clip1. Select Menu > My Stuff > Tools

> Media Player > Video.2. Select a le > Play.

Memory, Move to ExternMemory, Properties or Vby Grid.

Playing the audio le1. Select Menu > My Stuff > T

> Media Player > Audio.2. Select a le or select a foldthen a le.

3. Select Play.For details on audio playercontols, see page 130.


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Shopping Games1. Select Menu > My Stuff >

Games > Shop Games.

Shopping Wallpapers1. Select Menu > My Stuff >

4


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Picture > Shop Wallpapers.

Shopping Videos1. Select Menu > My Stuff >

Video > Shop Videos.

Shopping Music1. Select Menu > AT&T Music >

Shop Music.

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Advanced Mode - Useful feat

In Advanced Mode, you canutilize all useful features thatP2030 provides.

CalendarCalendar helps

note:You can also access Calendar by

pressingC in standby mode. View by

Month is default setting for Calendar.

In the monthly viewTo Press

2. Select Appointment, Task orNote.

3. Input the event and selectSave.

note:You can create events for dates

from 01/01/2000 to 12/31/2099.

4. Select Save.

Editing existing alarms1. Select Menu>My Stuff>

Tools>Alarm Clock.2. Select an alarm > Edit or s


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Calendar helpsyou manage yourschedule includingyour time for calls orspecial days. You canset a reminder on any

given date with thisfunction.

Viewing calendar1. Select Menu>My Stuff>

Tools>Calendar.

Move to

another day

L for Previous

R for Next

Move to

another week

U for Previous

D for Next

View other

month

Side key down for

Previous

Side key up for Next

Creating a new event1. Select a day > Options > New

Event.

from 01/01/2000 to 12/31/2099.

Alarm clock

Setting an alarm1. Select Menu>My Stuff>

Tools>Alarm Clock.2. Select Create New for new

alarm.3. Set the Cycle,Time,Alarm

Sound,Alarm Alert Type,Alarm Volume, Snooze andPower Alarm.

Options to access followiCreate New,DeleteandDelete All.

Setting a simple alarm1. Select Menu>My Stuff>

Tools>Alarm Clock.2. Select Simple Alarm and

select Edit.3. Set the alarm schedule an

select Save.


Pill ReminderPill Reminder setsyour schedule totake pill, and alarmpop-up will appearon the setting time

For details on taking picture, seepage 122.

3. Input Name andDosage.4. Select Time > Create.5. Set a desired time > OK > Back.6 Select Period > Begins

Checking Today's PillReminder

1. Select Menu >My Stuff > Tools> Pill Reminder> Options >

4. Select Save.

Deleting reminders1. Select Menu > My Stuff > T

> Pill Reminder.2. Select a pill reminder>

O ti D l t D l


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on the setting time.

You can select toaccept the reminder or have thereminder pop-up again after 15minutes.

Creating a new pill reminder1. Select Menu > My Stuff > Tools> Pill Reminder > Create New.

2. Select Take and then, take apicture.

6. Select Period > Begins.7. Set the beginning time of the

dosage on the calendar.8. Select Reminders and set the

reminding period.

9.SelectDaily, Every 2 days,orMonthly. When selectingEvery 2 days, you can setdesired days for period.

10. Enter more information.11. Select Save.

> Options >Today's Pill.

2. Scroll and select apill reminder item to check thedetail.

Editing a pill reminder1. Select Menu > My Stuff > Tools> Pill Reminder.

2. Select a pill reminder> Edit.3. Edit Name, Dosage, Time,

Period or More Information.

Options > Delete or DeleAll.

User GuideUser Guide helps users to leahow to use the phone easily itself.

1. Select Menu > My Stuff > T> User Guide.

2. Select a function to checkdetail.


Calculator1. Select Menu >

My Stuff > Tools >Calculator.

2. Input the numberswith the numeric

Tip calculator1. Select Menu>My

Stuff>Tools>TipCalculator.

2. Enter the valuesfor all the variable

Stop watch1. Select Menu>My

Stuff>Tools>Stop Watch.

2. Select Start tostart

will be indicated by a clock icon. Yo

access the stop watch by re-enteri

the stop watch menu.

Notepad and voicememo


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with the numerickeypad and enterthe operators withL/R/U/D/@to calculate.


4. PressC to cancel yourinput.


for all the variableelds (Bill($),Tip(%), Split) and then thecorresponding calculationelds (Tip($), Total($),You Pay) are updatedautomatically.



start.3. Select Stop to stop.4. Select Continue to restart or

select Reset to clear.5. To check split times, select

Mode> Split Time Mode.6. To ch

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