Instruction/ maintenance manual of the product B016222 LG Electronics
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User Guide Congratulations on your purchase of the advanced and compact phone by L G, designed to operate with the latest digital mobile communication technology . Some of the contents in this manual may differ from your phone depending on the soft ware of the phone or your ser vice provider .
2 | User Guide Contents F or Y our Saf et y ..............3 Getting to kno w your phone............................. 41 Open view .................... 43 Installing the SIM and battery .......................... 44 Memor y card .............. 46 Using y our touch screen .
3 Safety Information Please read and observe the f ollowing informa tion f or saf e and proper use of y our phone and to prev ent damage. Violation of the instructions may cause minor or serious damage to the product . Do not disas semble or • open crush, bend or def orm, puncture or shred.
4 | User Guide F or Y our Saf et y R eplace the battery • only with ano ther battery that has been qualified with the system per this standard, IEEE -Std- 1725- 200x. Use of an unqualified battery may pre sent a risk of fire, explosion, leakage or other hazar d.
5 Charger and Adapter Saf ety The charger and • adapter ar e intended f or indoor use only . Insert the batter y pack • charger vertically into the wall po wer sock et . Unplug the power • cord and char ger during lightning storms t o avoid electric shock or fir e.
6 | User Guide F or Y our Saf et y Unplug the power • cord prior t o cleaning your phone, and clean the power plug pin when it ’s dirt y . When using the power plug, ensure that it’s firmly connected. If not , it may cause exc essiv e heat or fire.
7 characteristics and cycle lif e. Do not use or leav e • the battery under the blazing sun or in heated car by sunshine. The batter y may generate hea t , smoke or flame. And also, it might cause the deterior ation of battery ’s characteristics or cy cle lif e.
8 | User Guide F or Y our Saf et y If liquid fr om the • battery rubs against skin or clothing, wash with fr esh water . It may cause the skin inflammation. R emove and do not use the battery . Be careful that children do no t swallow any parts (such as earphone, connection parts of the phone, et c.
9 General Notice An emergency call • can be made only within a ser vice area. F or an emergency call, make sur e that you are within a service area and that the phone is turned on. Do not place it ems • containing magnetic components such as a credit car d, phone card, bank book, or subway tick et near your phone.
10 | User Guide F or Y our Saf et y important phone numbers. (Ringtone s, text me ssages, voice message s, pictures, and videos could also be delet ed.) The manufacturer is no t liable f or damage due to the los s of data. When y ou use the • phone in public places, se t the ringtone t o vibration so y ou don’ t disturb others.
11 Part 15. 105 statement This equipment has been te sted and f ound to comply with the limits f or a class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the F CC Rules. These limits are de signed to pr ovide reas onable pro tection against harmful interf erence in a re sidential installation.
12 | User Guide F or Y our Saf et y F CC RF Exposure Information W ARNING! Read this inf ormation bef ore operating the phone. In August 19 96, the F ederal Communications Commission (F CC) of the Uni.
13 between the user ’s body and the back of the phone and have not been t est ed for compliance with F CC RF exposure limit s. V ehicle-Mounted External Antenna ( Optional, if available.) T o satisfy FC C RF exposure r equirements, keep 8 inche s (20 cm) between the user / bystander and vehicle- mounted ext ernal antenna.
14 | User Guide F or Y our Saf et y Consumer Information About Radio Fr equenc y Emissions Y our wirele ss phone, which contains a radio transmitter and receiver , emits radio frequency energy during use. The f ollowing consumer inf ormation addresses commonly asked questions about the health eff ects of wireless phones.
15 conducted ar ound the world and FD A continues t o monitor developments in this field. Y ou can access the joint FD A/F CC w ebsite at http://ww w .fda. gov (under “ c” in the subject index, select Cell Phones > R esear ch). Y ou can also contact the FD A toll-fr ee at (888) 46 3-6332 or (888) INF O-FDA.
16 | User Guide F or Y our Saf et y limits established b y the F CC. One of these limits is expre ssed as a Specific Absorption Rat e, or “S AR. ” SAR is a measure of the r ate of absorption of RF ener gy in the body . T ests for SAR are conduct ed with the phone transmitting at its highes t power lev el in all te sted frequency bands.
17 the body , as described in this user guide, is 0 . 79 W /kg (body-w orn measurements diff er among phone models, depending upon available acces sories and F CC requirement s). While there may be diff erence s between SAR levels of various phones and at various positions, they all meet the government requir ement for saf e exposure.
18 | User Guide F or Y our Saf et y Can I minimize my RF exposure? If y ou are conc erned about RF , there are several simple st eps you can take t o minimize your RF exposur e.
19 Do wireles s phones pose any special risks to childr en? The FD A/F CC w ebsite stat es that “the scientific evidence does no t show a danger to users o f wirele ss communication devices, including children.
20 | User Guide F or Y our Saf et y their children ’s wireless phone use. Where can I get further information about RF emissions? F or further information, see the f ollowing additional re source s (website s current as of April 2005): U .
21 W orld Health Organization A venue Appia 20 1211 Geneva 27 Switz erland T elephone: 011 4 1 22 79 1 21 11 http://ww w .who .int/ mediacentre/f actsheets/ fs19 3/ en/ International Commission on Non- Ionizing Radiation Pro tection c/ o Bundesamt fur Strahlenschutz Ingolstaedter L andstr .
22 | User Guide F or Y our Saf et y TIA Safety Information The f ollowing is the complet e TIA Saf ety Inf ormation f or wirele ss handheld phones. Exposur e to Radio F requency Signal Y our wirele ss handheld portable phone is a low power radio transmitt er and receiv er .
23 ANSI Standard ( C95. 1). The design of your phone complies with the F CC guidelines (and those standar ds). Antenna Car e Use only the supplied or an approv ed replacement ant enna. Unauthorized ant ennas, modifications, or attachments could damage the phone and may violat e FCC regulations.
24 | User Guide F or Y our Saf et y a handheld wir eles s phone and a pacemaker to avoid po tential interfer ence with the pacemaker . These recommendations ar e consist ent with the independent re search by and recommendations of Wirele ss T echnology R esear ch.
25 inf ormation. Health Care F acilities T urn your phone OFF in health care facilities when any regulations post ed in these ar eas instruct y ou to do so. Hospitals or health care facilities may use equipment that could be sensitive to ext ernal RF energy .
26 | User Guide F or Y our Saf et y could cause an explosion or fire res ulting in bodily injur y or even death. Areas with a potentially explosive atmospher e are oft en, but not always marked clearly .
27 FDA C onsumer Update ● Do not immerse your phone in water , liquid, or expose to high humidity . If this happens, turn it off immediately and remov e the battery . Immediately , take it to an L G Authorized Ser vice Center . ● Do not paint your phone.
28 | User Guide F or Y our Saf et y 2. What is the FD A ’ s role concerning the saf ety of wirele ss phones? Under the law , the FD A does not r eview the saf ety of radiation- emitting consumer products such as wirele ss phones bef ore they can be sold, as it does with new drugs or medical devices.
29 possible eff ects of wirele ss phone use on human health. The FD A belongs to an int eragency working group o f the f ederal agencies that have re sponsibilit y for diff erent aspects of RF saf ety to ensure coordinat ed efforts at the f ederal level.
30 | User Guide F or Y our Saf et y higher power than do the wir eles s phones themselves, the RF exposure s that people get f rom the se base stations ar e t ypically thousands of times lower than thos e they can get fr om wireles s phones. Base sta tions are thus no t the subject of the saf et y questions discussed in this document .
31 and thus produce RF exposure s far below the F CC safe t y limits. 4. What are the results of the resear ch done already? The re search done thus far has pr oduced conflicting re sults, and many studies hav e suff ered from flaws in their re search me thods.
32 | User Guide F or Y our Saf et y Between them, the studies inv estigat ed any possible as sociation between the use of wirele ss phones and primar y brain cancer , glioma, meningioma, or acoustic neur oma, tumors of the brain or salivar y gland, leukemia, or o ther cancers.
33 cancer . This is because the interval bet ween the time of exposur e to a cancer-causing agent and the time tumors develop — if they do — may be many , many years. The interpre tation of epidemiological studies is hamper ed by difficulties in measuring actual RF exposure during day-t o-day use of wir eless phones.
34 | User Guide F or Y our Saf et y also helped develop a series of public inf ormation documents on EMF issue s. The FD A and the C ellular T elecommunications & Internet Association ( CTIA ) have a f ormal Cooperative R esearch And Development Agreement ( CRAD A) to do r esear ch on wirele ss phone saf et y .
35 f or RF exposure from wirele ss phones is se t at a Specific Absorption Rat e (SAR) of 1.6 watts per kilogram (1.6 W / kg). The F CC limit is consist ent with the safety standards dev eloped by the Institute o f Electrical and Electronic Engineering (IEEE) and the National Council on Radiation Pr otection and Measurement .
36 | User Guide F or Y our Saf et y “R ecommended P ractice f or Determining the Spatial-P eak Specific Absorption Rat e (SAR) in the Human Body Due to Wireles s Communications Devices: Experimenta.
37 exposure t o Radio F requency (RF) energy . Since time is a key factor in ho w much exposure a per son receiv es, r educing the amount of time spent using a wir eles s phone will reduce RF expos ure.
38 | User Guide F or Y our Saf et y distance between the user and the RF source will reduce RF expos ure. Some groups sponsor ed by other national governments hav e advised that children be discouraged f rom using wir eles s phones at all.
39 many other gr oups, was complet ed in late 2 000 . This standard will allow manufacturer s to ensur e that cardiac pacemak ers and defibrillators ar e saf e fr om wireles s phone EMI.
40 | User Guide F or Y our Saf et y International Commission on Non-lonizing Radiation Pro tection (http://ww w .icnirp.de ) W orld Health Organization (WHO ) International EMF Project (http://ww w .who .int/ emf ) National Radiological Pro tection Board (UK) (http://ww w .
41 Getting to kno w your phone Lock/ Unlock key Earpiece Call key Dials a phone number and answers incoming calls. Clear key Holding down the Clear Key will activate the V oice Command function. End/ Power key • R ejects a call. • Pres s oncetoreturn tothe home screen.
42 | User Guide Getting to kno w y our phone Charger/USB Cable Port TIP: Bef ore connecting the USB cable, wait until the phone has power ed up and has connected on the ne t work. V olume keys • When the screen is idle: pre ss to change the Ringtone volume.
43 Open vie w Battery cover Battery SIM card socket Camera lens Memory card socket.
44 | User Guide Remove the battery 1 cover and the battery Slide the battery cover up and use the finger tip cutout (above the battery) to pull out the battery . W ARNING: Do not r emove the battery when the phone is switched on, as this may damage the phone.
45 Install the battery 3 Insert the bottom of the battery into the bottom edge of the battery compartment first . Ensur e that the battery contacts align with the phone’s terminals. Press the top of the batter y down until it clips into place. Charging your phone Gently lift the Charger/ USB Cable Port cover on the left side of your .
46 | User Guide Installing a memor y card Y ou can expand the available memor y space on your phone by using a memor y card. NO TE: A memor y card is an optional accessory . R emove the batter y 1 cover . Slide the memor y 2 card socket cover downwar ds, until it clicks, and then lift the upper side to expose the memor y card socke t .
47 F ormatting the memory card Y our memor y card may already be f ormatted. If it isn’t , you will need to f ormat it bef ore you can start to use it. NO TE: All files in the memor y card are deleted when the memor y card is formatt ed. F rom the Home Screen, 1 touch , touch the Settings tab, and touch More .
48 | User Guide T ouch screen tips T o select an item, touch • the center of the icon. Do not press too hard. • The touchscr een is sensitive enough to pick up a light , firm touch. Use the tip of your • finger to touch the option you require.
49 T ouch in the home screen to open the main menu. F rom here you can access your applications, organiz ed in four categories: Phone , Media , Organizer and Settings .
50 | User Guide F rom here you can access all menu options, make a quick call and view the sta tus of your phone — as well as many other things. Widget screen W eather Widget screen W eather widget pro vides weather information. Y ou can check today ’s weather information and a 3-day weather f orecast f or your selected cit y .
51 Using the Multi - tasking function Pre ss the multitasking hard key to open the (multi-tasking) T ask Menu . F rom here you c an view the applications that are running and access them with one touch.
52 | User Guide Y our home screen Icon Description Memor y card installed (and available for use).
53 Making a call F rom the home screen, 1 touch to open the Dialpad. K ey in the number 2 using the keypad. TIP! T o enter + f or making an international call, pre ss and hold .
54 | User Guide Calls Answering and rejecting a call When your phone rings, pre ss the key to answer the call. During an incoming call, if the screen is locked, slide the screen up to unlock it . Then, touch Silent . This is useful if you for got to change your profile to Silent befor e a meeting.
55 In-call options Speaker On - T ouch to turn the speakerphone on. Mute - T ouch to turn off the microphone so the person you are talking to cannot hear you. Hold - T ouch to put a call on hold. T ouch to end the call. T ouch to open a numerical keypad for making a second call.
56 | User Guide Calls Speed dialing Y ou can assign a frequently-called contact to a speed dial number . F rom the Home Screen, 1 touch . T ouch 2 Contacts to open the drop-down list of options. Then, touch Speed Dial . Y our voicemail is already 3 set to speed dial 1.
57 Viewing your call logs F rom the Home Screen, touch , and then touch . TIP! T ouch any single call log entr y to view the date, time and duration of the call.
58 | User Guide Calls Auto Redial • - Slide the switch right for ON or left for OFF . Answer Mode • - This allows you to determine how to answer the phone. Minute Minder • - When set to On, the phone will create a tone that sounds every minute, during a call.
59 Searching f or a contact F rom the Home Screen, 1 touch . T ouch 2 . T ouch 3 Search Name field and t ype the name of the contact using the touch keypad. Adding a new contact F rom the Home Screen, 1 touch , touch Contacts in the Phone tab, and touch Ad d New .
60 | User Guide Contacts Creating a group F rom the Home Screen, 1 touch , touch Contacts in the Phone tab. T ouch 2 Contacts to open the drop-down list of options. Then, touch Groups . T ouch 3 New Group . Enter a name for your 4 new group . Y ou can also assign a ringtone to the group (optional).
61 Send All via Bluetooth - Send all of your contacts to another device using Bluetooth. SIM Management - allows you to manage contacts saved on your SIM card. Phonebook Settings - to select your view settings. Delete All - T o delete all contacts saved.
62 | User Guide Messaging Y our combines SMS and MMS message s into one intuitive and eas y-t o-use menu. Sending a message F rom the Home 1 Screen, touch , touch Messaging in the Phone tab. Then, touch Creat e Message to begin composing a new message.
63 Use the Shift key to change between capital or lower c ase text entr y . T9 mode The T9 mode uses a built-in dictionar y to recogniz e the words you’r e t yping based on the sequence of keys you’ve touched. It predicts the word you are inputting and suggests alternativ es.
64 | User Guide have been received (if supported by the network). Reply via Same Message Center - On/Off Signature - T urn on to include a signature with your outgoing message s. Changing your multimedia message settings F rom the Home Screen, touch , touch Messaging in the Phone tab, touch and touch Message Settings .
65 Changing your other settings F rom the Home Screen, touch , touch Messaging , and touch . Then, touch Message Settings . V oicemail Number - Contact your net work operator f or more inf ormation about the ser vice they pr ovide. Service message - Choose to receive ser vice message option.
66 | User Guide Retrie ving your emails Y ou can automatically or manually check your account for new emails. T o check manually: F rom the Home Screen, 1 touch , and touch Email in the Phone tab. T ouch the account you 2 want to use . Select 3 Retriev e in options in the Inbox menu.
67 Sentbox - Recently sent message s are placed in this folder . T rash - Deleted message s are temporarily located here f or POP3 accounts. If you’r e using an IMAP4 account , emails are deleted directly .
68 | User Guide Advanced settings - T ouch to open all advanced settings options. SMTP port number • - Normally , this will be 25. SMTP TLS/SSL • - Choose whether to use TL S/SSL for outgoing ser ver . Incoming server port • - Normally , this is 110 f or POP3 accounts and 143 for IMAP4 accounts.
69 Save to server • - Choose whether to save your emails to the ser ver . Save sent mail into • - Select whether to save sent emails (when the mailbox t ype is set to IMAP4). Pref erred e-mail – Y ou can select your pref erred Email account .
70 | User Guide Visual V oicemail Visual V oicemail is the proce ss of adding a visual aspect to phone voicemail such as allowing you to view a list of voicemail mess ages or even read transcripts of these voicemail message s. F rom the Home Screen, touch and touch V oicemail in the Phone tab.
71 T aking a quick photo Pre ss the 1 key on the right side of the phone. When the camera has 2 focus ed on your subject , touch the on the right-cent er of the screen to take a photo .
72 | User Guide • T ouch to send the phot o as a message or Send to Flickr , T o Kodak, T o Photobuck et , T o Snapfish, T o My Album Online, Via Bluetoo th. • T ouch to add a voice recording. • T ouch to set up a default destination.
73 Getting to know the viewfinder Album - This enables you to access your saved photos from within the camera mode. Simply touch, and your galler y will appear on the screen. Camera mode Video mode - Slide the icon down to switch to video mode. Settings - T ouch this icon to open the settings menu.
74 | User Guide Adjusting the Brightness This option allows you to take a picture of your liking, by allowing you to raise or lower the brightness level. F rom the view finder , 1 touch . Slide the brightness 2 indicator along the bar up or down. Using the advanced settings F rom the view finder , touch to open all advanced settings options.
75 Color Effects - Choose a color tone to apply to the phot o you’re taking. There are six color eff ect options: O ff , Mono,Sepia, Negative, Blue, Sketch . Timer - The self-timer allows you to set a delay bef ore the camera take s the picture, after the capture button is pre ssed.
76 | User Guide Camera Reset Settings - R e se t all the camera settings. Viewing your saved photo s Y ou can access your 1 saved photos saved in the camera.
77 Making a quick video Pre ss the camera key 1 on the right side of the phone for a few seconds. TIP! T o switch to the camera mode or video mode, slide up/ down the camera or video icon on the right center of the viewfinder . Holding the phone 2 horizontally , point the lens tow ards the subject of the video.
78 | User Guide T ouch to open the Album with the galler y of saved videos and images. T ouch to play the video. Video camera.
79 Getting to know the viewfinder TIP! Y ou can bring up the f ollowing options by tapping the screen. They hide automatically when Hide Icons is set to Auto (see page 8 1). Video size Saving to handset memor y/ external memory Zoom - zoom in or zoom out .
80 | User Guide Adjusting the Brightness This option allows you to record to your liking, by allowing you to raise or lower the brightness level. F rom the view finder , 1 touch . Slide the brightness 2 indicator along the bar up or down. Using the advanced settings Using the view finder , touch to open all the advanced settings options.
81 Storage • - Choose whether to save your videos to the Handset memory or to the External memor y . V oice • - Choose whether or not to recor d a video with sound. Hide Icons • - Choose whether you want the icons in the viewfinder to hide automatically , or whether you want to hide them manually by (tapping the screen ).
82 | User Guide Viewing your photo s and videos F rom the Home Screen, 1 touch . T ouch 2 Album in the Media tab. T ouch the video or 3 phot o to open it fully . TIP! Flick left or right to view other pho tos or videos. TIP! T o delete a phot o or video , open it and select .
83 Capturing an image from a video Open the video you 1 would like to capture an image from. T ouch 2 to pause the video on the frame you’ d like to convert to an image and touch . F rom the options menu 3 select . The image will be saved in your Picture s.
84 | User Guide T ouch to increase or decrease the speed of the slideshow . Setting a photo as wallpaper F rom the Home Screen, 1 touch , touch the Organizer tab and touch Pictures . T ouch the photo you 2 would like to set as wallpaper . T ouch 3 Use As .
85 Draw something on your phot o freehand. Select the line thickness from the available options, then the color you want to use. Add writing t o the picture. Decorat e your phot o with stamps. Choose from the diff erent stamps and colors and touch your phot o where you want to place them.
86 | User Guide Adding an effect to a photo F rom the editing screen, 1 touch . Choose to apply any 2 of the options to the phot o: Negative, Black& White, Sepia, Blur , Sharpen, Mosaic, W ater Co.
87 Audio postcard is a simplified way of sending a MMS with an image in a frame, and one voice recor ding. Y ou can compose an audio postcar d by capturing an image, selecting a frame, and finally adding a voice recor ding. F rom the Home Screen, touch , and touch Audio Postcard in the Media tab.
88 | User Guide Y ou can store multimedia files in your phone’s memor y so you have easy acces s to all your picture s, sounds, videos and games. Y ou can also save your files to a memor y card. Using a memor y card allows you to free up space in your phone’s memor y .
89 Sending a photo F rom the Home Screen, 1 touch , touch the Organizer tab and touch Pictures . Open the picture you 2 want to send. T ouch 3 Send . Choose a destination. If you choose 4 Via Message , your photo will be attached to a message. If you choose Via Bluetooth , your phone will search for a device to send the picture to.
90 | User Guide Videos The Video folder contains the videos you have downloaded or recor ded on your phone. W atching a video F rom the Home Screen, 1 touch , touch the Organizer tab and touch Video . T ouch a video to play it . 2 Sending a video clip F ollow the previous 1 steps to open a video.
91 Others The Other Files folder is used to store files that are not pictures, audio files, videos, games or applications. It is used in the same way as the Documents folder . Y ou may find that when you transf er files from your computer to your phone that they appear in the Other Files folder .
92 | User Guide Album - Browse through your music collection by album. Genre - Browse through your music collection by genre. F avorites - Allows you to play the songs you’ve designat ed as a ‘ favorit e’ . NO TE: The copyright of music file s may be pro tect ed by international treatie s and national copyright laws.
93 T ransf erring music onto your phone Y ou can transfer music onto your phone via Bluetoo th. Make sure both devices 1 have Bluetooth switched on and are paired with one another . Select the music file 2 on the other device and select send via Bluetooth .
94 | User Guide Playing a song F rom the Home Screen, 1 touch then select Music Player f rom Media tab . Select one of the 2 folder s and touch the song you want to play . T ouch 3 to pause the song, touch to skip to the next song, or touch * to go back to the previous song.
95 Y ouT ube™ Y ou can watch videos on Y ouT ube Mobile from your mobile device. Y ou may want to contact your carrier f or more information about the availabilit y of data streaming on your mobile device. F rom the Home Screen, 1 touch then select Y ouT ube from the Media tab.
96 | User Guide Soc ial netw ork services (SNS) Social Buzz allows you to communicate with your family and friends through your favorit e social networking ser vices.
97 Adding an event to your calendar F rom the Home 1 Screen, touch , touch Calendar in the Organizer tab. T ouch the date you 2 would like to add an event to. T ouch 3 New Event . T ouch 4 Category then choose from Appointment or Anniversary . Enter 5 Subject .
98 | User Guide Organiz er Adding a note F rom the Home Screen, 1 touch , touch T ools in the Organizer tab and touch Notepad . T ouch 2 New Note . T ype your note, then 3 touch Save . Y our note will then 4 appear on the screen in the Not epad application.
99 Using your calculator F rom the Home 1 Screen, touch , touch Organizer in the Organizer tab, then touch T ools . T ouch 2 Calculator . Enter numbers using 3 the touch keypad. F or simple calculations, 4 touch the function you require (+, –, ×, ÷), follo wed by =.
100 | User Guide Organiz er Adding a cit y to your W orld clock F rom the Home 1 Screen, touch , touch Organizer in the Organizer tab, then touch T ools . T ouch 2 W orld Clock . Enter your cit y ’s name, 3 then touch Save . T ouch 4 New Cit y . T ouch a cit y from the 5 list , or touch to select a cit y using the Globe featur e.
101 V oice Command V oice command is the function whereby your phone’s voice recognition engine identifies your voice commands and carries out the requested commands. With the voice command function, there are five possible commands, c all <name or number>, Listen to voicemail, missed calls, message s, and time and date.
102 | User Guide Organiz er command menu. - exit: terminate voice command. - next: moves to the next re sult . Listen V oicemail : Activat e V oice Command and say “Listen V oicemail” . Y ou will then be automatically connected to voicemail. Missed Calls : Activate V oice Command and say “Missed Calls” .
103 • Mode - Speed: with this setting, you no longer receiv e voice prompts from the phone when V oice Command is activated. - Normal: the voice command featur e will use voice prompt s whenever input is needed. • Best Match - 1 Match: the most likely match will be displayed when using the Call option.
104 | User Guide Bro wser Browser gives you a fast , full-color world of games, music, news, sport , entertainment and loads more, straight to your mobile phone. Wherever you are, you will have acces s to the internet . Acce ssing the web F rom the Home Screen, 1 touch , touch web2go on the Phone tab.
105 Using the RSS reader RSS (Really Simple Syndication ) is a family of web feed f ormats used to publish frequently updated content , such as blog entries, news headlines or podcasts. An RSS document, called a feed, web feed or channel, contains either a summar y of content from an associat ed website or its full text .
106 | User Guide Acce ssing a sav ed page F rom the Home Screen, 1 touch , touch web2go on the Phone tab. Select 2 Saved pages . T ouch the page you 3 want to view and it will open. Viewing your bro wser history F rom the Home Screen, 1 touch , touch web2go on the Phone tab.
1 07 Acce ss to Google Maps Y ou can use Google navigation ser vices from the Organiz er tab. Select the Google Maps menu in Google to launch the application. The GPS position your is providing will be proce ssed. This ser vice helps you to get around and to find your way by delivering maps onto your display .
108 | User Guide Changing your sound settings F rom the Home Screen, 1 touch , touch Sounds on the Settings tab. Y ou can choose the 2 option menu from: Browse HiFi Ringers • - T ouch to access to Ringtone download site. Browse MegaT ones • - Connect to Browse MegaT ones page.
109 Phone Theme - Y ou can change the whole look of your phone’s menus. Fo n t - T o adjust the f ont size and st yle. Brightness - Adjust the screen brightness. Changing your phone settings Use the freedom to adapt the according to your pref erences.
110 | User Guide Settings T ouch Calibration - • This menu option will allow you to calibrate your touch screen. F ollow the instructions on the screen to complet e this task. Changing your connectivity settings Y our connectivit y settings are t ypically set up by your net work operator , so you can enjoy your new phone immediately .
111 Network Selec tion - If you select Automatic, the automatically searche s for the net work and regist ers the handset to the net work. This is recommended f or best ser vice and qualit y . If you select Manual, all the currently available networks are shown and you can select one of them for registration.
112 | User Guide Settings Memory Card • - Allows you to check memor y used and available on your memor y c ard. Phone Reserved • - Allows you to check re ser ved memor y status for items such as T ext Message s, Contacts, and more. SIM Card • - Allows you to check the memor y status for your SIM card.
113 Sending and receiving your files using Bluetooth™ T o send a file: Open the file you want 1 to send, t ypically this will be a phot o, video or music file. T ouch 2 Send . T ouch 3 Via Bluetooth . If you have already 4 paired the Bluetooth device, select the device from the list of devices.
114 | User Guide Settings Changing your Bluetooth settings: F rom the Home Screen, touch , then touch Bluetooth in the Settings tab. Make your changes to: Bluetooth • - Allows you to turn the Bluetoo th functionalit y on or off . Search New Device • - Allows you to search f or another in-range Bluetoo th device.
115 Choose the device 4 you want to pair with and enter matching passcode s, then touch OK . Using a Bluetooth headset Place your headset into 1 pairing mode (see the headset ’s User Guide for instructions). F rom the Home Screen, 2 touch , touch the Settings tab and touch Bluetooth .
116 | User Guide L G Mobile Phone Software Update Program F or more informa tion on installing and using this program, please visit http://updat e.lgmobile.
117 There are a variet y of access ories available for your mobile phone, which may be sold separately . Y ou can select these options according to your personal communication requirements. Consult your local dealer for availabilit y . ( Items described below may be optional .
Limited W arranty Statement 1. WHA T THIS W ARRANTY COVERS : L G offers y ou a limited warranty that the enclosed subscriber unit and its enclosed acces sories will be free f rom def ects in material .
(9) Products opera ted outside published maximum ratings. (10) Products used or obtained in a rental pr ogram. (11) Consumables (such as fuse s). 3. WHA T LG WILL DO: L G will, at its sole option, either repair , replace or refund the purchase price of any unit that does no t conform t o this limited warranty.
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