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User GuideThank you for choosing the Pantech Breeze IV

The Pantech Breeze IV has many featuresdesigned to enhance your mobile experienceFrom its EZ to read menus, to its sleek, stylishdesign, we know you will enjoy the entireBreeze IV experience.

This User Guide contains important and usef

information that will maximize your familiaritywith all that the Pantech Breeze IV has to offe


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Specifications

Design

Clamshell phone with internaland external display

Displays WQVGA LCD with 3.0 internal

display

qqVGA TFT LCD with 1.44external display

9 lines for text in basic modewith 24 point font

Two soft keys and four-wayscroll and pressing

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

CameraIntegrated 3M CMOS Camera

Resolution up to 2048 x 1536(3M AF pixels)

3GP Video recording/playing up

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

10 secs)

Photo album and video album

LED Camera Flash(Support On/Off)


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Dimensions & WeightWeight: 102 g (with standardbattery)

Dimensions: 106.5 mm X 53 mmX 17.4 mm

Power Management(Performance)

Battery

Type Capacity

Standby

Time

Talk

TimeStandard

Lithium-

Ion

(Li-ion)

Up to

1030mAh

Up to

250

hours

Up to

3

hours

Operating Frequency GSM/GPRS/EDGE 850/900/

1800/1900 MHz, UMTS/

HSDPA 850/1900/2100 MHznetworks in North America,South America, Europe, Africa,and Asia-Pacic where thesenetworks are supported

Automatic band switching


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Specifications ................................... 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 ...................................24Quick call keys ................................ 26PC Suite .............................................27Memory card ...................................28

Breeze Mode

1. Calls and address bookMaking, receiving and ending a

call ........................................................34Options during a call....................36Checking all calls ...........................40Speed dialing.................................... 41Using address book ...................... 42Using your headset .......................44Fixed dialing number ................... 45

2. MessagingReceiving messages....................48Creating and sending textmessages .........................................49Creating multimediamessages .........................................50

Managing messaging memory ...56Email ................................................... 57


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3. MultimediaCamera ..............................................60Photo album ....................................66Video album..................................... 68

4. Useful FeaturesMagnier ........................................... 72Calendar ............................................ 72Alarm clock....................................... 74Pill Reminder.................................... 75User Guide .......................................76

Calculator ......................................... 77Tip calculator .................................. 77Stop watch........................................ 78Say a Command............................. 78Readout Mode................................80Slow Speech.....................................81

5. ConnectivityBluetooth ..........................................84Using the web browser................ 87

6. SettingsPhone status ....................................92Sounds & alerts..............................92Display settings..............................93Voice command setting ............. 93

Advanced Mode

1. Calls and address bookMaking, receiving and endinga call .....................................................96Call settings ....................................101Checking all calls ..........................101Speed dialing................................. 103Using address book ....................104Using your headset ..................... 107Fixed dialing number ................. 107Caller identication....................108

Slow Speech..................................108


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2. MessagingReceiving messages...................110Creating and sending textmessages .........................................112Creating multimediamessages ........................................ 113Message templates ..................... 118Message settings ......................... 118Managing messagingmemory ...........................................120Email ...................................................121

3. MultimediaCamera .............................................124Photo album ..................................130Video album....................................132Audio album.................................. 134Music player ................................... 136

Music player settings .................. 141Media player ................................... 142

Other les....................................... 145Managing memory ..................... 145Playing games............................... 145

4. Useful FeaturesMagnier......................................... 148Calendar ..........................................149Alarm clock.....................................150Pill Reminder................................... 151User Guide ......................................152Calculator ........................................153

Tip calculator .................................153Stop watch...................................... 154Notepad and voice memo...... 154World time...................................... 156Converter........................................ 156Timer ..................................................157Say a Command............................157

Readout Mode.............................. 159


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5. ConnectivityBluetooth ........................................ 162Using USB Mode .......................... 165Using the web browser.............. 165

Setting proles............................. 167

6. SettingsLanguage........................................ 170Time and date ............................... 170Voice command setting ........... 170Sounds and alerts........................ 171

Display settings............................. 171Security.............................................173Updating software .......................174Reset..................................................175TTY..................................................... 176

7. AppendixAlert message...............................180Troubleshooting checklist ....... 181Safety information...................... 184

Safety precautions..................... 185About the battery usage...........187FCC Hearing-Aid Compatibility(HAC) regulations for wirelessdevices.............................................. 191FCC Regulatory Compliance.... 195Warranty..........................................199Speaker Phone &Noise Cancel ................................206Dynamic Noise Suppressionfrom Audience............................. 207earSmart technology............208


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Clear key

Return to previous screen or deletescharacters in text mode.

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

Camera key

OK keyor access Browser

Press to enter menu system

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

Internal display

Earpiece

Navigation keyScroll through the

menu options

Quick Call Keys

Vibrate mode

Microphone 1

Voicemail

8

Send key

Voice Command

Phone overview


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External Display Camera

Flash

LED IndicatorsMessage, Call,

Battery

Internal antennaarea

Microphone 2

Speaker

Micro USB(Ear Mic. &Charger)

note:Holding the device by the internal antenna area might affect the quality of all calls.

Volume up /down


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note:The phone has integrated

advanced noise suppression technology.

To ensure voice quality, please do not

cover microphone entries as indicated.

Using ShortcutsNumbered menu items, such asmenus, sub-menus, and optionscan be quickly accessed byusing their shortcut numbers.

In Menu mode, Main Menuscan be accessed by pressingthe number keys (1 to #)

corresponding to their locationon the screen.

Example:Accessing the PhoneModemenu.

1. Select Menu.

2. Press for Settings.3. Press for Phone Mode.4. Press theU/Dscroll key to

select the mode.note:The steps may vary by mode and

this manual provides instructions for

both Breeze Mode and Advanced Moderespectively.


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Address BookContacts

Groups

Favorites

Settings

Fixed DialNumbers

SServiceNumbers

Messaging

ConversationsOptions

Create Message

Delete

DeleteConversations

Templates Settings

Memory

CameraTake Pictures

Record Videos

My PicturesMy Videos

AT&T Services

Say a CommandAT&T FamilyMap

AT&T Navigator

AT&T Music

Games & Apps

myAT&T

My AccountMobile Email

Browser

ToolsMagnier

Calendar

Alarm ClockPill Reminder

User Guide

CalculatorTip Calculator

Stop Watch

SettingsPhone Status

Sounds & AlertsBluetooth

Font Size

Wallpaper

Slow Speech

Voice Command

SettingsPhone Mode

Menu overview

Breeze mode

menu

SSIM dependent


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Advanced mode menu

Address

BookContacts

Groups

Favorites

Settings

Fixed DialNumbers

SServiceNumbers

Messaging

Conversations

Options

CreateMessage

DeleteDelete

Conversations

Templates

Settings

Memory

Mobile

Email

AT&T GPSAT&T

Navigator

AT&TFamilyMap

BrowserHome

Bookmarks

EnterAddress

History

Manage

My StuffApplications

Audio

Games

Picture

Video

Tools

Other Files

Used Space

Picture

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Video ToolsMagniferRecent CallsCameraVideo CameraMedia PlayerAlarm Clock

CalendarPill ReminderUser GuideNotepadVoice MemoWorld TimeCalculatorTip CalculatorConverter

Stop WatchTimerSay a Command

AT&T MusicMusic Player

Shop Music

myAT&T SettingsPhone Mode

Sound Proles

DisplayNCall

PhoneNetwork

Connections

Network

ConnectivitySSecurity

NAT&TSoftwareUpdate

Reset

TTY

PhoneInformation


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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 My StuffmenuRight Scroll: Access CalendarmenuUp Scroll: Access Create MessagemenuDown Scroll: Access Contactsmenu

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

Launch the Browsermenu directly if pressed in standbymode.

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


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Keys FunctionsMake or receive a call. Show the recent call list in standby mode.

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

mode.Complete the current call. Turn on/off the phone if pressedand held. Cancel user input and return to standby mode whilein Menu mode.

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

~Enter numbers, letters or special characters. Go to the dialscreen if pressed in standby mode.

Assign the number as a speed dial when it is pressed and held.

Enter or exit from vibrate mode if pressed and held in standbymode. Show the symbol input screen if pressed in text inputmode.

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


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Keys FunctionsChange various text input modes if pressed atthe text-editingscreen.

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

Mute the ringtone of the incoming call if the volume up key ispressed.

Reject the incoming call if the volume down key is pressed and

held when you receive an incoming call.Launch the Multitasking by pressing and holding the volumeup key.

Turn camera capture mode on.

Work as a camera shutter in capture mode.

Turn the Voice Commands on.


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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 off

your phone before removing orinserting your SIM card.

About your batteryYour phone uses a Li-Ion battery.Make sure to use an authorized

battery and charger only. Formore details, please inquire atyour nearest dealer.note:Your phone is powered by a

Lithium Ion (Li-Ion) battery. This means

that, unlike other forms of battery

technology, you can recharge yourbattery while some charge remains

without reducing your phones

autonomy due to the battery memory

effect inherent in those technologies.


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Installing/removing SIM cardand battery

1. Remove the

battery coverfrom the unit.To t the batterycover, put it onthe guide rail andpush up.

IncorrectCorrect

2. Insert the SIM cardinto the slot.The gold contacts

of the SIM cardshould go againstthe metal contactsof the phone.

Put the contactsof the battery into

the hole located atthe top of the unit and theninsert and press the lowerside of the battery until youhear the click.Make sure youalign the gold contacts at thebattery end with contacts on


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the phone. If the contacts atthe battery are not properlyaligned, damage could occur

to the phone and the battery.

IncorrectCorrect

3. To remove the

battery, push thebottom of thebattery to upwards(1) and remove (2)the battery.

Push the SIM card

in the arrowdirection as shown.

To charge yourbattery

1. To charge,

connect thecharger adapteras shown right.

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2. To removethe adapterconnecting, pull

the adapteraway as shownright.

Turning the phone on/offTo turn on

1. Press and hold .

To turn off1. Press and hold .

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 forwardingNSis active.

Incoming calls set to ring only

(Normal).

Incoming calls set toVibrateand Ring.


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Incoming calls set toVibrate

Only.

Incoming calls set toSilent.

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 received.

An alarm is set.

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.

Headset is connected.

USB is connected.


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External memory card is

inserted.

An error occurred on the

external memory card.

TTY is active.

Pill Reminder is set.

An EDGE signal is available.

(White color : Deactivate,

Blue color : Activate)

A GPRS signal is available.



A 3G signal is available.



WAP is connected. When the

security is set is displayed.

Battery strength. When the

battery charge is low, isdisplayed.

SSIM dependentNNetwork dependent

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Setting the phone modeYour phone has two customizedmodes, Breeze and Advanced.

The default is set to Breeze modewhich provides EZ access to thefunctions used most frequently.In the Breeze mode, you can viewan abbreviated menu: AddressBook, Messaging, Camera, AT&T

Services, Toolsand Settings. TheAdvanced Modeallows access toall menu items.

Breeze Mode AdvancedMode

To change the phone mode1. Select Menu> Settings>

Phone Mode.2. Select Breeze Modeor

Advanced Mode.


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Assigning the menuYou can set the most commonlyused menu item in GoToin

standby mode.1. Select GoTo in standby mode

> (Unassigned).2. Select Add.3. Select the menu item and sub

menu item.

4. Select Save.

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

Useful keys

Display symbols.

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

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Key characters by languageEach of the following keys willscroll through these sequential

options listed by language.Key English French Spanish

. , - ? ! / ' @ :

abc

def

ghi

jkl

mno

pqrs

tuv

wxyz

ABC modePress the key labeled with thetarget letter once for the rst

letter; press it twice for thesecond letter, and so on.

1. Press to change the modeas multi-tap.

2. Press to to input textrepeatedly. To write the letter

C, press 3 times. To writenumber 2, press 4 times.

Predictive mode (T9)The predictive modeautomatically compares your

keystrokes with an internallinguistic dictionary to determine


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the correct word. It will displaythe most commonly usedrst. To save a word not listed

in phones dictionary, selectOptions> Predictive Settings>My Words.

1. Press to change the modeto predictive.

2. Press to to input text.

For example, to write hello,press .

Number modeYou can input numbers in thismode.

1. Press to change the modeto 123.

2. Press to and toinput numbers.

Symbol modeYou can input symbols.

1. Press to view the symbols.

2. PressU/D/L/Rto select asymbol and select Insert.

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 using key. The usage

of and keys will be same as the

following.

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To assign a contact to QuickCall

1. Press .

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

To make a call using onetouch key

1. Press .

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

1. Press .

2. Select Options> Send

Message.

PC SuitePC suite is a Windows-basedPC program that allows you

to easily manage personaldata and multimedia les byconnecting your Phone to a PC.The PC suite application can bedownloaded at

http://www.pantechusa.com.

System requirements Microsoft Windows 2000,

Windows XP family, WindowsVista 32bit, Windows 7, orWindows 8

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

Message Manager

File Manager

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 cover

and the batteryfrom the unit.

2. Unlock themicroSD cardslot by carefullysliding it up.

The metalcover shouldnow be easilylifted up.

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3. Insert the microSD card intothe slot. The

gold contactsof themicroSD card should goagainst the metal contacts ofthe phone.

4. Close the metal

cover andslide down tolock themicroSD cardin place. The icon will bedisplayed when the phone isturned on.

Using a memory cardYou can save, move and deletethe les in your phone and

external memory card. You canalso move and copy the les tocomputer from your phone.

To copy a file to the memorycard

1. Select a le> Options> Copy.

2. Select Memoryby pressingL/R. To copy the le back tothe phone, select Phone.

3. Select a desired folder > Here.


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note:Select Music Playerwhen you

want to add music to the playlist in

your device. When you select Ask on

Connection, it will ask you to select Music

Player, Mass Storage, or Modemeverytime you connect your device with your

computer.

Resetting a memory card1. Select Menu> Settings>

Reset.2. Enter password.3. Select OK> External Memory

Reset> Select> Yes.For details on reset, see page 175.note:Master Resetand Master Clear

will reset your phone to its defaultsettings. The default password is '1234'.


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1Making, receiving and ending a call

Options during a callChecking all callsSpeed dialing

Using address bookUsing your headset

Fixed dialing number

Calls and address book


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Making, receiving andending a call

Making a call1. Enter the area code and

phone number.

2. Press .

Answering a call1. Press or select Accept.

Ending a call1. Press .

Once the call is completed, a callsummary is displayed.

Rejecting a callPress or select Ignore.

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

numbers.1. Press to display the recentcalls list.

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

L/R.3. Select a number.

4.Press to dial the selectednumber.

note:To redial the last number, press

and hold in standby mode.

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Making a call during a call1. Enter the phone number

or select Options> View

Contacts.2. Press to dial thesecond call. The rst call isautomatically put on hold.

Switching between two calls1. Select Options> Swap.

Making an international call1. Press and hold for the

international prex until the+,character appears.

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

3. Press .

Making an emergency call1. You can make emergency

calls even if your phone doesnot have a SIM card.

2. Press Emergency Number, orselect SOSif your phone doesnot have a SIM card.

3. Press .

Replying to a missed call1. Press to display the calls

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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 and

returningN

Putting a call on hold1. Select Options> Hold or press

.

Returning to a held call

1. Select Options> Unholdorpress again.

Multi-party callsN

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

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

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

3. Select Options> Join.

Having a privateconversation with oneparticipant

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Removing one participantfrom a multi-party call

1. Select Options> End.

2. Select the number associatedwith the call you wish to end orEnd Allto end all calls.

Searching for a number inaddress book during a call

1. SelectOptions

>View

Contacts.2. Select a number, and then

press .

Searching for a name orgroup in address bookEnter the rst letters of the name

for Name Search. The entries aredisplayed starting with the rstentry matching your input.

Finding a name manually inaddress book

1. PressU/D.

Viewing the details ofhighlighted entry in addressbook

1. Select Select.

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Reading a message during acall

1. Select Options> View

Message.2. Select a conversation> View.3. Select a message> View.

Sending a message during acall

1. Select Options> SendMessage.For details on creating a textmessage, see page 49.

Mobile Web N during a call1. Select Options> Browser.

Viewing the calendar duringa call

1. Select Options> View

Calendar.Making a note during a call

1. Select Options> Notepad.


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Checking all callsYou can view information aboutall calls simply by pressing .

For more options for all, missed,received, dialed calls, and callranking, select an entry andOptions.

Viewing missed calls1. Select GoToin standby mode.2. Select Recent Calls> Missed

Calls.

Viewing received calls1. Select GoToin standby mode.2. Select Recent Calls>

Received Calls.

Viewing dialed calls1. Select GoToin standby mode.2. Select Recent Calls> Dialed

Calls.Viewing call rankings

1. Select GoToin standby mode.2. Select Recent Calls> Call

Ranking.

Deleting call logs1. Select GoToin standby mode.2. Select Recent Calls> Delete

Call Logs.3. SelectAll Calls,Missed Calls,

Received Calls, or Dialed

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note:If no logs exist, the message No

Call Exist appears.

Viewing call time

1. Select GoToin standby mode.2. Select Recent Calls> CallTime.

3.Last Call, Received Calls,Dialed Calls, Total Calls, andLifetime Callsare displayed.

Resetting all call times1. Select GoToin standby mode.2. Select Recent Calls> Call

Time.3. Select Reset> Yes.

note:The default password is 1234.

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

can be programmed usingnumbers 2 to 9.

: Voice mail

: Prex for international call

Setting speed dial1. Select Menu> Address Book>

Settings.2. Select Speed Dial> an empty

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Changing speed dial contact1. Select Menu> Address Book>

Settings.

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

Removing from speed dial1. Select Menu> Address Book>

Settings.2. Select Speed Dialand select a

number.

3. Select Remove >Yes.

Using address bookYou can save names, phone

numbers, 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> AddNew Contact.

2. Select Phoneor SIM.

3. Input the elds.4. Select Save.

Viewing the contact list1. PressDor select Menu>

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Searching for a phonenumber

1. PressDor select Menu>

Address Book> Contacts.2. Input the rst letter or two ofthe persons name and scrollwithU/D.

3. Select Select to view detailinformation.

4. To update information, selectOptions> Edit Contact.

Calling from contact list1. PressDor select Menu>


2. Select a contact to call.3. Press .

Sending a contact1. PressDor select Menu>

Address Book> Contacts.2. Select a contact

>Options

>Share Contact Info >AllContact Info,PersonalContact, orBusinessContact.

3. You can send the contact

usingvia Messageor viaBluetooth.

Deleting a contact1. PressDor select Menu>


2. Select a contact> Options>Delete >Yes.


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Making groups1. PressD,R or select Menu>

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

Group.3. Enter a group name and

select Save.

Editing groups1. PressD,Ror select Menu>

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

Add New Group,Edit Group,or Delete Group.

Adding to favorites orgroups

1. PressDor select Menu>Address Book>Contacts.

2. Select a contact >Options>Add to.

3. Select Favoritesor Groups.

Using your headset

You can make or receive a callusing your headset. When youconnect your headset to the jack,the button on the headset worksas follows.note:You must use the headset

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While in standby mode1. Press the button onceto list

recent calls.

2. Press the button twicetoredial the last call.

While the phone is closed1. Press the button onceto

receive an incoming call.

2. Press and hold the button

onceto end the call.

Fixed dialing number

Viewing fixed dialing numberlist

Fixed dialing number is a servicethat limits your access to specicnumbers in the address booklist recorded on the SIM. Inputthe PIN2 to set up or cancel thisservice. The default PIN2 is "2222".

1. Select Menu> Address Book>Fixed Dial Numbers.

note:PIN2 must be correctly entered

within 3 attempts. If you input incorrect

code three times in a row, the PIN2 code

will be blocked. If the PIN2 code is blocked,

please contact your service provider. Your

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2Receiving messages

Creating and sending text messagesCreating multimedia messages

Managing messaging memoryEmail

Messaging

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Receiving messages

Viewing a new message1. Select View.

Reading a message from theconversations

1. Select Menu> Messaging.2. Select a conversation> View.

Saving the contactinformation from a receivedmessage

1. Select a received message>View.

2. Select Options> Save to

Contact.

3. Select as New Contactor asExisting Contact.

Saving the object in a

received multimediamessage1. Open a multimedia message.

2. Select an object.

3. Select Options> Use>Save to internalor Save toexternal.

It will be saved in one of thecategories in the My PicturesorMy Videosfolder.For details on photo album and

video album, see page 66,68.

Breeze Mode - Messaging

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Creating and sendingtext messages

Sending a text message

1. PressUor select Menu>Messaging> Options>Create Message.

2. Enter a message.

3. Select > Options> Send toand a contact to send themessage and select Select>Done.

4. To save message as draft,select Options>Save theMessage.

5. Select Send.

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

7. Select a conversation > View.8. Select a message > View.

note:All sent messages will be saved in

conversations.

Replying to a message1. Select Menu> Messaging.2. Select a conversation > View

> select quick reply editor onthe conversation.

Creating m ltimedia 4 Scroll to the saved picture


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Creating multimediamessagesYou can create and send

multimedia messages. Capacity is100KB, 300KB or 600KB. An errormessage will alert you once themessage exceeds the capacity.

Adding a saved picture tothe message


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

pressingL

/R

. Select MyPicture.

4. Scroll to the saved pictureand select View. Conrm thepicture and select Select.

5. To preview the message,

pressU/Dto select the slidebox and select Options>Preview> Currentor WholeMessage.

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

box and edit your message.7. Select Options> Send to>

a contact > Select > Done>Send.


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Adding a new picture to themessage



pressingL/R. Select TakePicture.

4. Focus on the object.5. Press or .

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

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

For details on taking a picture,

see page 63.

Adding a saved video to themessage

1. PressUor select Menu>Messaging> Options>

Create Message.2. Enter a message.3. Select Insert> Videoby

pressingL/R. Select MyVideo.

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4. Scroll to the saved video clipand select Play. Conrm thevideo clip and select Select.

5. To edit the text message,

pressU/Dto select the textbox and edit your message.

6. Select Options>Send to> acontact > Select>Done>Send.

Adding a new video to the

message1. PressUor select Menu>

Messaging> Options>Create Message.

2. Enter a message.

3. Select Insert> VideobypressingL/R. Select CreateVideo.

4. Focus on the object.

5. Press or , or selectOptions> Record.

6. To stop and save therecording, select Stop.

7. To edit the text message,



For details on recording a video,see page 64.


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Adding a recorded voicememo to the message


2. Enter a message.

3. Select Insert> AudiobypressingL/R. Select MyAudio> My Voice.

4. Scroll to the saved audio clipand select Play. Conrm theaudio clip and select Select.



Adding a new voice memo to

the message1. PressUor select Menu>Messaging> Options>Create Message.

2. Enter a message.

3. Select Insert> Audio by

pressingL/R. Select RecordAudio.

4. Select Recordto record thesound.


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7. Select Options>Send to> a

contact > Select>Done>Send.For details on recording a voicememo, see page 155.

Adding other files to themessage


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

pressingL/R. And selectFiles.

4. Select a le > Select.5. To edit the text message,pressU/Dto select the textbox and edit your message.

6. Select Options> Send to>a contact > Select> Done>

Send.


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Adding Contacts to themessage


2. Enter a message.

3. Select Insert> OtherbypressingL/R.

4. Select Contacts> a Contact >

Select.5. To Send the message, select

Options> Send to> a contact> Select> Done> Send.

Adding Templates to themessage


2. Enter a message.

3. Select Insert> OtherbypressingL/R.

4. Select Templates> a

Template > Select.5. To Send the message, select

Options> Send to> a contact> Select> Done> Send.

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Managing messagingmemoryUp to 300 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 Descriptions

Text message is full (SIM and

phone messages).

Deleting a conversation1. Select a conversation>

Options> Delete> Yes.

Deleting multipleconversations1. Select Options >Delete

Conversations.2. Select Selector Deselect

to select or deselect the

message.3. Select Options> Delete >Yes.


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EmailYou can receive emails from yourservice provider.

Receiving an email1. Select Menu> AT&T Services

> Mobile Email.2. Select an email.

3. Select Select.4. Enter your email account's

login credentials.

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Photo album

Video album

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

Zoom Zoom

Pictureremaining

Brightness BrightnessSelf Timer Self Timer

Effect

Flash

Effect

Flash

White

Balance

White

Balance

Size Size

Cameramode

Videomode

note: When you set the photo size to 2048x1536, the zoom function is not available.

Breeze Mode - Multimedia

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g g1. Press in standby mode or

select Menu> Camera> TakePictures.

2. Select Options >Settingstochange settings prior to takinga picture.

Camera optionsIcon Name Descriptions

Flash On ( ), Off ( )

White

Balance

Auto ( ), Day Light

( ), Tungsten ( ),

Fluorescent ( )

Effect

Normal ( ), Sepia

( ), Negative ( ),

B&W ( )

p

Self Timer Off ( ), 5 secs

( ), 10 secs ( )

Size

2048x1536 ( ),

1600x1200 ( ),

1280x960 ( ),

640x480 ( ),

320x240 ( ),

240x400 ( )

Advanced

Picture Quality,

Save Location,Shutter Sound,

Timer Sound,

Auto Focus

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pIcon Name Descriptions


WhiteBalance

Auto ( ), Day Light

( ), Tungsten ( ),

Fluorescent ( )

Effect

Normal ( ), Sepia

( ), Negative ( ),

B&W ( )

Self Timer Off ( ), 5 secs( ), 10 secs ( )

Size

176x144(MMS)

( ), 176x144 ( ),

320x240 ( )

p

Advanced

Video Quality,Sound Recording,Save Location,

Timer Sound

Zoom in and out1. PressU/D.

It ranges from 1 x to 4 x.

Increasing or decreasing the

brightness1. PressL/R.

It ranges from -2 to +2.


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1. Press in standby mode orselect Menu> Camera> TakePictures.

2. Focus on the object.3. Press or , or select

Options> Capture.

Changing to video cameramode

1. Press in standby mode orselect Menu> Camera> TakePictures.

2. Select Optionswhile cameramode is activated.

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



6. Select Stopto stop recording.

Viewing the taken picture1. Select Menu> Camera> My

Pictures.2. Select a picture> View.

After taking picturesTo Press

Send using

a multimedia

message

Options> Send> as

Multimedia Message

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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

informationOptions> Properties

1. Select Menu> Camera>Record Videos.


3 Press or , or selectOptions> Record.

4. Select Stopto stop recording.5. Select Options> Playto play

the video clip.

6. Press or Backto go backto preview mode.

Changing to camera mode1. Select Menu> Camera>

Record Videos.2. Select Optionswhile video

mode is activated.


3. Select Camera Mode. To Press


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note: In video camera mode, press an

hold to change to camera mode.

For details on taking a picture,

see page 63.

Viewing the recorded videoclip

1. Select Menu> Camera> MyVideos.

2. Select the video clip> Play.After recording video clips

To Press

Send using

a multimedia

message

Options> Send> as

Multimedia Message

Send using

Bluetooth

Options> Send> via

Bluetooth

View recorded

video clip PlayDelete Options> Delete

Rename Options> Rename

View video clip

informationOptions> Properties

During recording a video clipTo Press

Receive

an incoming callor

Pause Pause

Stop recording Stop

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The My Picturesmenu allowsyou to view all the pictures youhave taken, save selected images

to your phone or an externalmemory card and share thephotos with others. JPEG formatis supported, and other formatsare saved in the Picturefolder.note:To access My Pictures, select

Menu> Camera> My Pictures.

Viewing the saved pictures1. Select Menu> Camera> My

Pictures.2. Select a picture > View.

1. Select Menu> Camera> MyPictures.

2. Select a picture > View>

Options> Zoom.3. Zoom an image in or out by

pressing +/ -.

Viewing Picture Slide Show1. Select Menu> Camera> My

Pictures.2. Select Options> Slide Show.

Viewing Pictures by grid orlist

1. Select Menu> Camera> My

Pictures.


2. Select Options> View by GridVi b Li t

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or View by List.

Setting as wallpaper in the

display1. Select Menu> Camera> MyPictures.

2. Select a picture.

3. Select Options> Set as>Wallpaper.

Setting as caller identification1. Select Menu> Camera> My

Pictures.2. Select a picture.

3. Select Options> Set as>

Caller ID.4. Select a contact > Select.

multimedia message1. Select Menu> Camera> My

Pictures.

2. Select a picture.3. Select Options> Send> as

Multimedia Message.For details on creatingmultimedia messages, see page

50.Deleting multiple pictures


2. Select Options> MultipleSelect.

3. Select Selectto select morethan one picture

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than one picture.

4. Select Deselectto cancelyour selection.

5. Select Options> Delete.Viewing a file information


2. Select a picture.

3. Select Options> Properties.

The My Videosmenu allowsyou to play, send, save anddelete videos in your phone or

an external memory card. Thesupported formats are MP4,WMA, 3GP and 3G2.

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

Videos.2. Select a video clip.

3. Select Play.


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To Press

Pause / Play

Rewind HoldU

Fast forward HoldD

Control

volume

Side key up or down

orL/R

Stop Options> Stop

Mute Options> Mute

Repeat On/OffOptions> Repeat On

or Repeat Off

Portrait/

Landscape

Options> Portraitor

Landscape

list1. Select Menu> Camera> My

Videos.

2. Select Options> View by Gridor View by List.

Sending a video clip usingmultimedia message

1. Select Menu> Camera> My


3. Select Options> Send> asMultimedia Message.

For details on creating multimediamessages, see page 50.

Sending a video clip viaBluetooth

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Bluetooth1. Select Menu> Camera> My

Videos.

2. Select a video clip.3. Select Options> Send> via

Bluetooth.

Deleting multiple video clips1. Select Menu> Camera> My

Videos.2. Select Options> Multiple

Select.3. Select Selectto select more

than one picture.

4. Select Deselectto cancelyour selection.

Viewing a file information1. Select Menu> Camera> My


3. Select Options> Properties.


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4MagnifierCalendar

Alarm clockPill Reminder

User GuideCalculator

Tip calculatorStop watch

Say a command

Readout ModeSlow Speech

Useful Features

MagnifierMagnier helps to

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Magnier helps tocapture a moredetailed scene by

zooming in on thescreen.

Current DisplayCapture

1. Select Menu> Tools>

Magnifier.2. Focus on the object and press

Focus.3. Zoom in and out by pressingL/R.

4.Increase or decrease thebrightness by pressingU/D.

6.To go back to previous page,select .

note: You can access captured images

by pressing Menu> Camera> MyPictures.

CalendarCalendar helps youmanage your

schedule includingyour time for calls orspecial days. You canset a reminder onany given date withthis function.

Breeze Mode - Useful features

Viewing calendar1 Select Menu > Tools >

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1. Select Menu> Tools>Calendar.

note:View by Monthis default setting

for Calendar.

In the monthly viewTo Press

Move to

another day

Lfor Previous

Rfor Next

Move toanother week

Ufor PreviousDfor Next

View other

month

Side key down or

for Previous

Side key up or for

Next

1. Select a day and selectOptions> New Event.

2. Select Appointment, Taskor

Note.3. Input the event and select

Save.note:You can create events for dates

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

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Setting an alarm1. Select Menu> Tools> Alarm

Clock.2. Select Create Newfor newalarm.

3. Set the Cycle, Time, AlarmSound, Alarm Alert Type,Alarm Volumeand Snooze.

4. Select Save.

1. Select Menu> Tools> AlarmClock.

2. Select an alarm > Editor select

Optionsto access following:Create New,Delete andDelete All.

Setting a simple alarm1. Select Menu> Tools> Alarm

Clock.2. Select Simple Alarmand

select Edit.3. Set the alarm schedule and

select Save.


Pill ReminderPill Reminder sets

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Pill Reminder setsyour schedule totake pill, and alarm

pop-up will appearon the setting time.

You can select toaccept the reminderor have the reminder pop-upagain after 15 minutes.

Creating a new pill reminder1. Select Menu > Tools> Pill

Reminder > Create New.2. Select Takeand then, take a

picture.

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3. Input Nameand Dosage.4. Select Time> Create.

5. Select Create> Set a desiredtime > OK>Back.

6. SelectPeriod>Begins>Select.7. Set the beginning date of the

dosage on the calendar.

8. Select Remindersand set thereminding period.

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

10.Enter more information.11. Select Save.

Checking Today's PillReminder

4. Select Save.

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Reminder1. Select Menu> Tools

> Pill Reminder>

Options> Today'sPill.

2. Scroll and select apill reminder itemto check the detail.

Editing a pill reminder1. Select Menu> Tools > Pill

Reminder.2. Select a pill reminder> Select

> Edit.3. Edit Name, Dosage, Time,

Periodor More Information.

Deleting reminders1. Select Menu> Tools> Pill

Reminder.2. Select a pill reminder>

Options> Deleteor Delete All> Yes.

User Guide

User Guide helps users to learnhow to use the phone easily initself.

1. Select Menu> Tools> UserGuide.

2. Select a function to check in

detail.


Calculator1 Select Menu > Tools

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1. Select Menu> Tools> Calculator.

2. Input the numbers

with the numerickeypad and enterthe operators withL/R/U/D/ tocalculate.

3. Press to use the decimalpoint.

4. Press to cancel your input.

5. Select Resetto reset.

1. Select Menu> Tools> Tip Calculator.

2. Enter the values

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

3. Press to use the decimalpoint.

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

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command and simply follow

the 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).

Send Message :Display the Create Message

screen with the contact you have

display 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, Signal

strength, Battery, My PhoneNumber, and Volume).

Readout ModeReadout Mode makes your

Announce highlighted itemsin Menus as user navigates the


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Readout Mode makes yourphone a useful companion whenyou cant or dont have the ability

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

Provide verbal alerts of thefollowing:

Missed Call

New Message received

Low Battery

Message Sent and other

conrmation notications

phone

Announce numbers as they are

pressed on keypad Read out text message content

To turn on Readout Mode1. Select Menu> Settings>

Voice Command Settings.

2. Select Audio Modes>Readout mode.


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1. Select Menu> Settings> SlowSpeech.

2. Select Onor Off.3. Select Select.

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Using the web browser

Connectivity

BluetoothBluetooth technology enables

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free wireless connectionsbetween electronic devices

within 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.

Breeze Mode - Connectivity

Activating Bluetooth1. Select Menu> Settings>

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Bluetooth> Activation.

2. Select Onor 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 press .note:The target device must be in

discoverable mode.

before receiving a le(s).

The received le(s) will be saved

in the corresponding folder.For example, if you receivedcontacts information from thesender, it will be saved in yourphones memory.

1. After pairing with the target

device, select Options> TakeFiles.

2. The available les will bedisplayed.

3. Select a le and select

Options> Copy.

Setting the visibility1. Select Menu> Settings>

Bl h Vi ibili

Setting the Using Memory1. Select Menu> Settings>

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Bluetooth> Visibility.2. Select Showor Hide.

3. Select Select.Naming the phone

1. Select Menu> Settings>Bluetooth>My Bluetooth Info.

2. Select Name> Edit.

3. Enter the new name andselect Save.

note:The device name is what identies

your phone to Bluetooth network.

Bluetooth> Memory in Use.2. Select Phone Memoryor

External Memory.3. Select Select.


Using the web browser

Accessing browser

Adding bookmarks1. Press in standby mode or

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Accessing browser1. Press in standby mode or

select Menu> AT&T Services>Browser.

2. Select Home.note: It will access your service

providers homepage.

Using bookmarks

1. Press in standby mode orselect Menu> AT&T Services>Browser.

2. Select Bookmarks.


2. Select Bookmarks> Options>Add Bookmark.

3. Enter a name for newbookmark in Title eld andweb address in URL eld.

4. Select Save.

Entering web address1. Press in standby mode or

l t M AT&T S i

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2. Select Enter Address.3. Enter the URL.

4. Select Go.

Viewing history1. Press in standby mode or

select Menu> AT&T Services>Browser.2. Select History.


2. Select Manage> Options.3. Select Rendering Mode,

Cache, Cookies, SecurityWarning, Javascriptor ImageDisplay.

4. Select an option > Select.


Managing private data1. Press in standby mode or

select Menu > AT&T Services >

Viewing certificates1. Press in standby mode or

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2. Select Manage> Private Data.3. To clear the cache, select

Clear Cache> Select> Yes.4. To clear the cookies, select

Clear Cookies> Select> Yes.5. To clear the history, select

Clear History> Select> Yes.


2. Select Manage> Security>Certificates.

Viewing download status1. Press in standby mode or

select Menu> AT&T Services>

Browser.2. Select Manage> DownloadManager.

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Sounds & alerts

Display settingsVoice Command Setting

Settings

Phone statusThis menu allows you to view MyPhone Number Signal Strength

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Phone Number, Signal Strengthand Battery Remaining.

1. Select Menu> Settings>Phone Status.

Sounds & alertsThe Sounds & Alertsmenuallows you to specify a ringer

type, message alert sound, keyvolume and so on.

1. Select Menu> Settings>Sounds & Alerts.

Flight Mode.3. Select Editto specify a

selected option.4. Select an option for each eld

and select Save. To reset tofactory defaults, select Reset.

note:You can specify the options only

when NormalorVibrate and Ring

proles are highlighted. Others onlyview.

Breeze Mode - Settings

Display settings

Setting the font size

Voice command setting1. Select Menu> Settings>

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1. Select Menu> Settings> FontSize.

2. Select Medium, Largeor VeryLarge.

3. Select Select.

Setting the wallpaper1. Select Menu> Settings>

Wallpaper.2.Select a desired image >

View.

3. Select Select.

Voice Command Settings.2. Select Confirmation,

Adaptation, Audio Modes,Speakerphoneor Aboutandselect Select.

3. Select an option > Select.4. To improve the recognition

accuracy, select Adaptation>

Adapt Voice> Start.note:You can check the details for each

setting option by selecting Helpon the

option setting screen.

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Making, receiving and ending a callCall settings

Checking all callsSpeed dialing

Using address bookUsing your headset

Fixed dialing numberCaller identification

Slow Speech

Calls and address bookwith Advanced Mode

1

Advanced Mode offers additionalfeatures and functionalityassociated with making calls and

Once the call is completed, a callsummary is displayed.

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gusing address book.

Making, receiving andending a call

Making a call1. Enter the area code and

phone number.

2. Press .

Answering a call1. Press or select Accept.

Ending a call

1. Press .

Rejecting a callPress or select Ignore.

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

1. Press to display the recentcalls list.

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

Advanced Mode - Calls and address book

3. Select a number.

4. Press to dial the selectednumber.

Making an international call1. Press and hold key for the

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note:To redial the last number, press

and hold in standby mode.

Making a call during a call1. Enter the phone number

or select Options> ViewContacts.

2. Press to dial the

second call. The rst call isautomatically put on hold.

Switching between two calls1. Select Options> Swap.

p+,character appears.

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

3. Press .

Making an emergency call1. You can make emergency

calls even if your phone doesnot have a SIM card.

2. Press Emergency Number, orselect SOSif your phone doesnot have a SIM card.

3. Press .

Replying to a missed call1. Press to display the calls

list.

(SelectMenu>Settings>Call>Call

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2. Select Missed Callsby

pressingL/R.3. Select a number to call bypressingU/D.

4. Press .

Answering a second callN

1. Press . The rst call is

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

call. The call on hold isautomatically reconnected.

note:For answering a second call, you

should activate Call Waitingin advance.

Slowing down a Voice

1. Select Options>Slow Speech.Putting a call on hold andreturningN

Putting a call on hold1. Select Options> Hold or press

.Returning to a held call

1. Select Options> Unholdorpress again.


Multi-party callsN

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

Removing one participantfrom a multi-party call

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person or have a conference call.

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

p2. Select the number associated

with the call you wish to end orEnd Allto end all calls.

Searching for a number inaddress book during a call

1. SelectOptions>View Contacts.

2. Select a number> .Searching for a name orgroup in address bookEnter the rst letters of the namefor Name Search. The entries are

displayed starting with the rstentry matching your input.

Finding a name manually inaddress book

1. PressU/D.

Sending a message during acall

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Viewing the details of

highlighted entry in addressbook

1. Select Select.For details on address book, seepage 104.

Reading a message during acall

1. Select Options> ViewMessage.

2. Select a conversation > View.3. Select a message > View.

pMessage.

For details on creating a textmessage, see page 112.

Mobile WebN during a call1. Select Options> Browser.

Viewing the calendar during

a call1. Select Options> View

Calendar.

Making a note during a call1. Select Options> Notepad.


Call settings

Answering with any key press1 Select Menu > Settings > Call

Checking all callsYou can view information aboutall calls simply by pressing .


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1. Select Menu> Settings> Call> Answer Mode.

2. Select Press any key.note:You can answer with any key

except and Ignore.

Setting auto redialN

1. Select Menu> Settings> Call

> Auto Redial.2. Select Onor Off.

p y y p gFor more options for all, missed,

received, dialed calls, and callranking, select an entry andOptions.

Viewing missed calls1. Select Menu> My Stuff>

Tools.2. Select Recent Calls> Missed

Calls.

Viewing received calls1. Select Menu> My Stuff>

Tools.

2. Select Recent Calls>Received Calls.

Viewing dialed calls

2. Select Recent Calls> DeleteCall Logs.

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Viewing dialed calls1. Select Menu> My Stuff>

Tools.2. Select Recent Calls> Dialed

Calls.

Viewing call rankings1. Select Menu> My Stuff>

Tools.2. Select Recent Calls> Call

Ranking.

Deleting call logs1. Select Menu> My Stuff>

Tools.

Received Calls, orDialed

Calls.note:If no logs exist, the message NoCall Existappears.

Viewing call time1. Select Menu> My Stuff>

Tools.

2. Select Recent Calls> CallTime.

3.Last Call, Received Calls,Dialed Calls, Total Calls, andLifetime Callsare displayed.


Resetting all call times1. Select Menu> My Stuff>

Tools.

Setting speed dial1. Select Menu> Address Book>

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2. Select Recent Calls> Call

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

Speed dialingYou can dial quickly using speed

dialing. Up to 8 phone numberscan be programmed usingnumbers 2 to 9.

: Voice mail

: Prex for international call

2. 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 Dialand select a

number.

3. Select Change.4. Select a contact > Select>Yes.

Removing from speed dial1. Select Menu> Address Book>

Settings.

Adding a contact1. Select Menu> Address Book>

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2. Select Speed Dialand 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.

New Contact.

2. Select Phoneor SIM.3. Input the elds.4. Select Save.

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Making groups1. PressD,Ror select Menu>

Address Book >Groups.2 S l t O ti Add N

Adding to favorites orgroups

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2. Select Options> Add New

Group.3. Enter a group name andselect Save.

Editing groups1. PressD,Ror select Menu>

Address Book >Groups.2. Select a group and select

Options> Add New Group,Edit Group, or Delete Group.

Address Book>Contacts.

2. Select a contact and selectOptions> Add to.3. Select Favoritesor Groups.


Using your headsetYou can make or receive a callusing your headset. When you

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While the phone is closed1. Press the button onceto

receive an incoming call.

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connect your headset to the jack,

the button on the headset worksas follows.note:You must use the headset

designed for this device. It is an optional

item. Not all headset will have a button.

While in standby mode1. Press the button onceto list

recent calls.

2. Press the button twicetoredial the last call.

2. Press and hold the button

onceto end the call.Fixed dialing number

Viewing fixed dialing numberlistFixed dialing number is a service

that limits your access to specicnumbers in the address booklist recorded on the SIM. Inputthe PIN2 to set up or cancel thisservice. The default PIN2 is "2222".

1. Select Menu> Address Book>Fixed Dial Numbers.

note:PIN2 must be correctly entered

within 3 attempts If you input incorrect

Slow SpeechSlow Speech makes the caller'svoice slow down and easier to

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within 3 attempts. If you input incorrect

code three times in a row, the PIN2

code will be blocked. If the PIN2 codeis blocked, please contact your service

provider. Your PIN2 code is supplied with

the SIM card.

Caller identification

Caller identificationN1. Select Menu >Settings >Call

>Display My Number.2. Select Network Default, Show

or Hide> Select.

understand.

1. Select Menu> Settings> SlowSpeech.2. Select Onor Off.3. Select Select.

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P2000Receiving messages

Creating and sending text messages

Creating multimedia messagesMessage templates

Message settingsManaging messaging memory

EmailUsing instant messenger

Messagingwith Advanced Mode

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Advanced Mode - Messaging

It will be saved in one of thecategories in the My Stufffolder.For details on Photo album, seepage 130

Saving connection settingsusing Configurationmessage

1 Select Menu > Messaging >


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Launching URL in themessage

1. Select Menu> Messaging.2. Select a message which

includes an URL.

3. Select the URL and select

Options> Use.

1. Select Menu >Messaging >

Conversations.2. Select an over the air (OTA).3. Select Options> Install.

Creating and sendingtext messages

Sending a text message

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

note: All successfully sent messages will


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1. PressUor select Menu>


2. Enter a message.

3. Select Options> Send toandselect a contact to send themessage and select Select>Done.

4.To save the message as adraft, select Options> Savethe Message.

5. Select Send.

note:All successfully sent messages will

be saved in Conversations.

Finding all sent messages1. Select Menu >Messaging >

each converation.

Replying to a message1. Select Menu> Messaging.2. Select a conversation > View

> select quick reply editor onthe conversation.


Creating multimediamessagesYou can create and sendmultimedia messages Capacity

3. Select Insert> PicturebypressingL/R. Select MyPicture.

4.Scroll to the saved picture


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multimedia messages. Capacity

is 100KB, 300KB or 600KB. Anerror message will alert youonce the message exceeds thecapacity.

Adding a saved picture tothe message


2. Enter a message.

4. Scroll to the saved pictureand select View. Conrm thepicture and select Select.


6. Select Options> Send to>

a contact > Select> Done>Send.

Adding a new picture to themessage


For details on taking a picture,see page 127.

Adding a saved video to themessage


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pressingL/R. Select TakePicture.

4. Focus on the object.5. Press or .

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

7. Select Options> Send to> acontact > Select> Done> Send.

message


2. Enter a message.

3.Select Insert> VideobypressingL/R. Select My Video.

4. Scroll to the saved video clipand select Play. Conrm thevideo clip and select Select.


box and edit your message.


6. Select Options> Send to>a contact > Select> Done>Send.





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message1. PressUor select Menu>


2. Enter a message.

3. Select Insert> VideobypressingL/R.Select Create Video.



pbox and edit your message.

8.Select Options> Send to> acontact > Select> Done> Send.

For details on recording a video,see page 128.

Adding a recorded voicememo to the message

1. PressUor select Menu>Messaging > Options > Create

6.Select Options> Send to> acontact > Select> Done> Send.

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Messaging Options CreateMessage.

2. Enter a message.

3. Select Insert> AudiobypressingL/R. Select MyAudio> My Voice.

4. Scroll to the saved audio clip

and select Play. Conrm theaudio clip and select Select.


the message


2. Enter a message.

3. Select Insert> AudiobypressingL/R. Select Record

Audio.4. Select Recordto record the

sound.




7. Select Options> Send to>

Adding other files to themessage



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a contact > Select> Done>

Send.For details on recording a voicememo, see page 155.

g g pCreate Message.

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

pressingL/R. And select Files.4. Select a le and select Select.5. To edit the text message,


6. Select Options> Send to>a contact > Select> Done>Send.

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

Sending a message withtemplate

1. Select Menu> Messaging>Options> Templates.


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g gtemplates.

Adding the message as atemplate

1. Select Menu> Messaging>Options> Templates.

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

message > Options> Savethe Message.

p p2. Select a message to send.

3. Select Selectto add moremessages.


Message settingsSetting text message

1. Select Menu> Messaging>Options> Settings.

2. Select Text Message.

3. Enter a new center address.


4. Select Save.

Setting profiles formultimedia message

1 Select Menu > Messaging >

3. Select Creation Mode orMaxMessage Size> Select.

4. Select a desired option >Select.


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1. Select Menu> Messaging>

Options> Settings.2. Select Multimedia Message>

MMS Profiles.3. Select a prole and select

Select.

Setting sending options formultimedia message1. Select Menu> Messaging>

Options> Settings.2. Select Multimedia Message>

Sending Options.

Setting receiving options formultimedia message1. Select Menu> Messaging>

Options> Settings.2. Select Multimedia Message

> Receiving Options >

Automatic Download.3. Select Onor Off> Select.

Setting auto delete oldmessageWhen message memorycapacity is full, the oldest

saved to the SIM card. Whenthe message box is full, themessages full icon will appear. Allmessages share memory.


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message will be deletedautomatically.

1. Select Menu> Messaging>Options> Settings.

2. Select Auto Delete.3. Select Onor Off> Save.

Managing messagingmemoryUp to 300 messages can bestored in the phone memory,additional messages will be

Icon DescriptionsText message is full (SIM and

phone messages).

Moving a message to SIM1. Select Menu> Messaging> a

conversation > View.2. Select a message> Options>

Move to SIM.

Deleting a conversation1. Select a conversation>

Options> Delete> Yes.


Deleting multipleconversations

1. Select Menu> Messaging> Options> Delete

Viewing memory spaceinformation

1. Select Menu> Messaging>Option> Memory.


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Conversations.2. Select Selector Deselect

to select or deselect themessage.

3. Select Options> Delete> Yes.

2. PressL/Rto view SIMandPhonememory.

EmailYou can receive emails from yourservice provider.

Receiving an email1. Select Menu> Mobile Email.2. Select an email.

3 Select Select.

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CameraPhoto album

Video albumAudio albumMusic player

Music player settingsMedia player

Other filesManaging memory

Playing games

Multimediawith Advanced Mode

3

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

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


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

Zoom Zoom

Pictureremaining

Brightness BrightnessSelf Timer Self Timer

Effect

Flash

Effect

Flash

WhiteBalance

WhiteBalance

Size Size

Cameramode

Videomode

Advanced Mode - Multimedia

note: When you set the photo size to

2048x1536, the zoom function is not

available.

Setting camera settings1 P i db d

Icon Name Descriptions

Effect

Normal ( ), Sepia

( ), Negative ( ),

B&W ( )

Off ( ) 5


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1. Press in standby mode orselect Menu >My Stuff >Tools>Camera.

2. Select Options >Settingstochange settings prior to takinga picture.

Camera optionsIcon Name Descriptions


White

Balance

Auto ( ), Day Light

( ), Tungsten ( ),

Fluorescent ()

Self Timer

Off ( ), 5 secs

( ), 10 secs ( )

Size

2048x1536 ( ),

1600x1200 ( ),

1280x960 ( ),

640x480 ( ),

320x240 ( ),

240x400 ( )

Advanced

Picture Quality,

Save Location,

Shutter Sound,

Timer Sound,

Auto Focus

Video camera optionsIcon Name Descriptions


WhiteAuto ( ), Day Light

Icon Name Descriptions

Advanced

Video Quality,

Sound Recording,

Save Location,

Timer Sound


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White

Balance( ), Tungsten ( ),

Fluorescent ( )

Effect

Normal ( ), Sepia

( ), Negative ( ),

B&W ( )

Self Timer Off ( ), 5 secs

( ), 10 secs ( )

Size

176x144(MMS)

( ), 176x144 ( ),

320x240 ( )

Timer Sound

Zoom in and out1. PressU/D.

It ranges from 1 x to 4 x.

Increasing or decreasing the

brightness1. PressL/R.It ranges from -2 to +2.

Advanced Mode - Multimedia

Taking a picture1. Press in standby mode

or select Menu>My Stuff>Tools>Camera.

2 Focus on the object

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

to change to video camera mode.


5 Press or or select


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3. Press or , or selectOptions> Capture.

note:Your photo will be saved

automatically in Menu >Picture.

Changing to video camera

mode1. Press in standby mode

or select Menu>My Stuff>Tools>Camera.

2. Select Optionswhile cameramode is activated.

5. Press or , or select

Options> Record.6. Select Stopto stop recording.

note:Your video will be saved

automatically in Menu > Video.

Viewing the taken picture

1. Press in standby modeor select Menu>My Stuff>Tools>Camera.

2. Select Options> PhotoAlbum.

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