Welcome to your new phone, designed for Vodafone live! with 3G.

Life is short, so we’ll assume that you’ve used a mobile phone before. This quick guide will just focus on the things that might be different.

We’ll also show you some of the other features and services that you can use to make the most of now.

If you need more help, see the User Guide or your local Vodafone website.

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Before you can start exploring your new phone, you’ll need to set it up.

Insert your Vodafone SIM card •as shown. Make sure the gold contacts and the cut-off corner are positioned correctly.

Replace the battery as shown, •and charge it if necessary. See the User Guide for full details on charging.

Insert a memory card as shown •(if one is supplied). This increases the phone’s memory.

Press and hold the key to •turn it on (or off).

Setting up your phone

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The OK key. In the Home screen, press it in to open the main Menu.

Press the navigation keys up p for Ring profiles, right u for Calendar, down q for Contacts, and left t for Messaging.

The soft keys. These select the options on the bottom left or right of the screen.

The call key. This makes and answers calls. In the Home screen, it opens Call history.

The end key. This ends calls. Press it to return to the Home screen.

The multitasking key. Press this to open a pop-up of all open applications – select another one to open it.

The clear key. This deletes text and numbers.

The camera key.

What the keys do

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What the keys do

Volume keys also adjust keypad volume

Charger/headphones port

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Entering text

Switching text entry modes

To switch between predictive text •[T9] and multitap [Abc], press and hold the # key.

Brieflypressingthe• # key also cycles through the different upper and lower case options in the text entry modes, and numbers [123].

Predictive text

If you’re happy with a word or •letter combination, press the navigation key u to OK it.

To see the other word or letter •options, press the * key.

Symbols and numbers

In multitap mode, press the • 1 key repeatedly for commonly-used symbols (in predictive text mode press the 1 key then repeatedly press the * key).

For other symbols press the • * key.

Press the • 0 key for a space.

Press and hold a number key to •enter that number.

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Other differences

Turn silent mode on

To switch to silent (vibrate only) mode, press and hold the # key when you’re in the Home screen. To turn your ringtone back on, press and hold it again.

Quick list

You can set up a menu of shortcuts to your most-used folders and applications.

In the Home screen, press •Quick.

Select an empty menu, then •use Add to add the folder or application you want.

3G (also known as UMTS)

The Vodafone 3G network is a more modern, faster mobile network. As well as letting you make video calls,youshouldalsofindthat

downloadsaresignificantlyquicker,videos and music can be streamed straight to your phone, and browsing in Vodafone live! and the mobile internet should be much snappier.

Tofindoutifyou’reina3Garea,•look for the 3G symbol in the upper menu bar of the screen.

You’ll still be able to use the •existing 2.5G network at all other times.

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Choose a contact or enter a number

In the Home screen, press • q to open your contacts list, and choose a number to call (it must be a 3G mobile to receive a video call, and you must be in a 3G area).

Press the key. This opens •your call history, so you can choose a recent number.

Enter a number using the keypad.•

Make a voice call

Press the key to make a •voice call.

Make a video call

Press • Options > Make video call to make a video call. If the 3G network isn’t available, you can choose to make a voice call instead.

During a video call you’ll •automatically be on speakerphone.

Adjust a video call

Press Options for settings and other options, such as swapping screens, and turning the camera on and off.

Answer a call

Open the phone.•

Press the key if the phone’s •already open.

You’ll see an on-screen alert if •there’s an incoming video call.

Making voice and video calls

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Send your photo

You can send your photo in a message to another mobile, or to an email address. See the Messaging section for more details.

To send the photo, press • Options > Send > Message or Email.

Amazing things happen around us every day. With your phone’s 2 megapixel camera, now it’s easy to capture that moment. And it’s just as easy to share it.

Turn the camera on

Simply press the camera •key .

Press the volume keys to zoom •in and out. Note that zoom isn’t available at maximum resolution.

Take a photo

Press the OK key to take the •photo.

The photo is automatically saved •on your phone in Menu > My Files > Pictures.

Press to delete the photo, •Back to take a new photo, or Options for more options.

Using the camera

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Camera and video settings

Press • Options for further image adjustments: use the tu keys to scroll through the different setting options.

Large photo sizes may be •automatically resized when sending in a message.

Take a video

To turn on the video recorder, •go to Menu > Camera > Video camera, or press u if you are already in camera mode.

Press the OK key to start •recording, and press it again to stop.

Videos are saved on your phone •in Menu > My Files > Videos.

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Creating a multimedia message (MMS) is just like writing a text message – but now you can add photos, videos or sounds as well. So now you can show as well as tell...

Start a new message

Press • t in the Home screen, or go to Menu > Messaging. Choose Create new > Message.

Add text

Just write your message using •the keypad.

To send your message just as an •SMS, press Send.

Add more

Press • Options > Insert.

Choose • Image > Existing image or Video > Existing video. Select a photo or video clip, then press OK.

Note:• if you add a video clip then you may not be able to add anything else.

You can also add sounds or new •pictures and videos using Insert.

To see how your message will •appear, press Options > Preview.

To delete something, press •Options > Remove.

Send your message

Press • Send.

Hi there - wait till you see this!

Sending messagesThe best time to share your thoughts, photos and videos is now.

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To send to someone in your •contact list, choose a contact name (make sure you select a mobile number).

To send to someone new, select •Number, and just enter a mobile number (or email address) in the To1field.

Then press • Send.

Email

Picking up and sending emails from your phone has never been so easy, so you can always keep in touch.

Tofindtheemailsetupwizard,•go to Menu > Messaging > Messaging settings > Email.

You can then choose between Vodafone Mail or Vodafone CPE:

With • Vodafone Mail your phone checks for new emails at

regular intervals, which are then downloaded.

With • Vodafone CPE, your emails are “pushed” directly to your phone, and you can set up 5 accounts.

You will be asked to go online to setup your account. For major email solution providers, all you need is your email address and your password.

In case the provider is not recognized, you will be asked to enter your account type (POP or IMAP) and servers.

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Use bookmarks

You can save and revisit pages just like a web browser.

To save a page, press • Options > Bookmarks > Add to bookmarks.

To go to a saved page, press •Options > Bookmarks > View bookmarks.

To see your bookmarks without •connecting, go to the main Menu > Vodafone live! > Bookmarks.

Note: when you’re in a 3G area you shouldalsofindthatyouhaveevenmore to choose from.

Vodafone live! is your home page on the mobile internet. In most cases it’s free to look around, and you’ll findeverythingfromnews,sportand weather to downloads, music and TV gossip there.

The simplest way to see how it works is just to browse around it.

Connect to Vodafone live!

Simply press [ • live! ] in the Home screen, then select Yes when asked if you want to go online.

To open a link, select it and press •the OK key.

To go back to a previous page, •press Back.

To go to a new page, press •Options > Enter address.

To exit Vodafone live!, press .•

Exploring Vodafone live!

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Because Vodafone live! is changing all the time,

your Home page may look different to the one

shown here

Get the latest news and sport info, as it happens, with video clips and photos

Download full music tracks and videos, as

well as ringtones, games, and wallpapers

Keep the conversation going in your favourite blogs, chat rooms, and forums

Search with Google™ to find pretty much anything

With eBay and online shopping, you never need to miss a bargain

Watch TV, movie trailers and

YouTube clips

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Downloading stuff

You can either download stuff while browsing Vodafone live!, or by using your phone’s built-in links. Either way, the process is simple, as any charges are billed to your phone.

Download from a built-in link

Each folder in My Files contains links to the appropriate downloads section in Vodafone live!.

For example, to download a new ringtone:

Open the main • Menu > My Files > Sounds.

Select • Download ringtones, then choose a ringtone to download from the thousands available. You’ll usually be able to hearitfirst.

Follow the onscreen instructions •to download it. It will be saved on your phone in My Files > Sounds.

Make your phone all your own by downloading new ringtones, games, music, wallpapers and more.

Use your download

Find your download in• My Files, and then highlight it.

To set a sound as your new •ringtone, highlight it and press Options > Use as > Voice ringtone.

To set a picture as your new •background wallpaper, highlight it and press Options > Use as > Wallpaper.

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Music player

Your phone is also a portable music player. You can download music from Vodafone live! or transfer it to the memory card.

Go to • Menu > Music > Music store to download and own more music.

To create a new playlist, press •Menu > Music > My music > Playlists > Add. Enter a name for it, then add the tracks you want.

Choose your playlist and press •Play.

Using the controls:

With the phone closed, connect •your headphones.

To open the music player, select •Music from the main menu.

Use the OK key to play or pause •

a track, and the t u keys to fast forward or rewind.

Press and hold the • t u keys to skip or go back to a track.

Mobile TV

A great way to get video news and entertainment, TV shows and sport.

When you’re in a 3G area, go •to Menu > Entertainment > Mobile TV, then choose a TV Pack to sign up to.

Choose a channel – this will be •streamed to you directly, so you don’t have to store it. See the Vodafone website for more details.

Downloading stuff Music player

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Use your phone as a modem

Now Vodafone have made it easy to browse the web and pick up emails on your laptop or PC! Just plug in the USB cable, then use your KF310 to make a fast internet connection.

Warning: First make sure you have a suitable tariff, as otherwise you may incur high charges.

Simply connect your phone to •your PC using the supplied USB cable.

Select • Start to install the Via the phone software on your PC from your phone, then follow the instructions.

The Vodafone Mobile Connect •software will start automatically. When it’s found a good Vodafone data connection, you can then click Connect.

You can now use your web •

browser and email programs as normal.Whenyou’vefinished,click Disconnect.

To connect to the internet •the next time, just plug in the cable: the software will start automatically, and you’ll be ready to go!

Note: If the software doesn’t start automatically, check that the USB connection mode on the handset is set to PC Internet. For more details see p. 67 in the user guide.

For more information, look on the web at www.support.vodafone.com. Your PC will need to be running either Microsoft® Windows Vista® or Microsoft XP® SP2.

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