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N o k i a 5 7 0 0 X p r e s s Mu s i c User Guide 92553 38 Is sue 1.
DECL ARAT ION OF CONFORM ITY Hereby, NOKIA CORPORATION declares that this RM-230 product is in compliance with the essential requirements and other relevant provisions of Directive 1999/5/EC. A copy of the Declaration of Conformity can be found at http://www.
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6 For y our sa fety Read these sim ple guidelines. Not following them may be dangerous or illega l. Read the co mplete user g uid e for f urth er in forma tio n. SW ITC H O N S AF E LY Do not switch the device on when wir eless phone use is prohibited or whe n it may ca use interfe rence or dan ger.
7 CONN E CTING TO O TH ER DE V ICES When conne cting to an y othe r device, read its user gu ide for detailed s afety instructions. Do not con nect incompatib le products. EM ER GEN C Y CA L LS Ensur e the phone f unction of the devi ce is swi t ched on and in se rvice.
8 This device supports WAP 2.0 protocols (HTTP and SSL) that run on TCP/IP protocols. Some features of this devic e, such as web browsing, e-ma il, push to talk, instant m essaging, and multimedia me ssaging, require network s upport for these technologie s.
9 The module PIN is required to access the information in the security module. The module PIN is su pplied with the SI M card if t he SIM card has a se curity module in it. The signing PIN is req uired for the digital signat ur e. The signing PIN is supplie d with the SIM card if t h e SIM card has a s ecurity module in it.
10 1. Ge t st a rte d ■ Insert a (U)SIM card and battery Always sw itc h the dev ice off and discon nect the charg er befor e removi ng the b attery. This phone u ses BP- 5M batteries. For availability a nd information on using SIM card services, con tact your SI M card vend or.
11 Close the SIM card holder (7), a n d slide it forward to lock it (8). 3. Replace the battery (9). Re pla ce the back cov e r (10) and (11 ) . ■ MicroSD card slot Use only compatible microSD cards approved by Nokia for use with this device.
12 Inse r t a microSD card No te that the m emory car d may b e supplied with the phon e, and m ay alre ady b e ins ert ed. 1. Open t he side door (1). 2. Place the microSD card in t h e slot wi th the gol de n con ta ct a re a f aci ng down (2). Push t he card ge n tly to lock it into place.
13 ■ Switch the phone on and off Press and h old the power key. If the ph one asks for a PIN code, enter t he PIN c ode , and select OK . If the ph one asks for the lock code, ent e r the lock code , and select OK . The factory s e tting for the lock code is 12345.
14 message, which you save to you r phone. For more information on availability, contact your se rvice provider or near e st authorized N o kia dealer. When you receive a conf igu ration message, and the settings are not automatically saved and a ctivated, 1 new message is displayed.
15 Media keys: Rewind, zoom out (19) Play/Pause/Stop, capture ke y (20) Fast forward, zoom in (21) Camera lens (22) Ca m e ra fl a s h (2 3 ) ■ Modes Your phone h a s five f u nctional modes: phone m ode (1), came ra mode (2), music mode (3), video ca ll mode (4), and vide o view mode (5).
16 Music mod e To activat e the music mode while in the phone mode, turn t h e lower part of t he phone 180 degrees to the righ t so that the keys us e d to control music playback are on the same side as the displa y. Video call mode During video calls, you can let the call recipient to see your f a ce.
17 Menu > Settings > Ph one sett. > General > Personalis at ion > Standby mode > Act ive standby > On or Of f . To access active standby a pplications, scroll to the application, and select it .
18 The phone keypad is l ocked. Se e “K e ypad lock (keyguard),” p. 20 . The loudsp eaker is ac tivat ed. An a larm is ac t ive. The second phone line is be ing used. See L ine in use in “Call ,” p. 7 7. / All calls to t h e phone are diverte d t o your call m a ilbox or to another number.
19 ■ Menu In the menu you can access the functions in your phone. To a ccess the main menu, press t he menu key; hereafter described as "sele ct Menu ". To open an application or a folder, scroll to it, a nd press t he scroll key. To change t h e menu view, select Menu > Opti o ns > Change Menu view and a view type.
20 ■ He lp You r devic e has c ontext -sensit ive h elp. Yo u can a cce ss the help from an application or from the main menu. To access help when an application is open, se le ct Op tion s > Help . To s w i tc h between help and the application that is open in the background, select and h old Menu .
21 When the keypad lock is on, calls may be possible to the official emergency number programmed into you r devic e. ■ Connect a compatible headset Do not connect pr oducts that cre ate an output signal as this may cause damage to the device. Do not connect any volta ge source to the Nokia AV con nector.
22 3. T o end the ca ll, or to can cel t he call at tempt, pre ss the end key. To make a call from Con tacts , s e le ct Me nu > Cont acts . Scroll to the desire d name; or ent e r the first lett e rs of t he name, and scrol l to the desired name. T o call the number, pre ss the call key.
23 2. Speak the voice command clearly. The phone pla ys the voice command of th e best match. After 1 .5 s econds, the ph one d i als the num ber; if the resul t is not the correct one, be fore dialing select Next an d an oth er en try . Using voice commands t o carry out a phone function is s imila r to voice dialing.
24 To send a t ex t message to t he caller infor m ing why you cannot answe r the call, select Op ti ons > Sen d text message . Yo u can a ct ivate the t ext me ssage r eply and edit the te xt in the mess a ge . See Reject call with SM S and Message te x t in “Call,” p.
25 You are not r e ceiving video (the re cipient is not se nding video or t he network is not transmitting it) . You have de nied video sending from your device. 1. Enter the ph one number in th e standby mode; or select Menu > Cont acts , and sc ro ll to th e des ir ed co n ta ct.
26 shown to the ca ller. If you select No , or do nothing, video sending is n ot activated, and a gre y screen is shown in place of the video. Even if you have de n ied video sending during a video ca ll , the call is still ch arged as a video ca ll. Check the pricing wit h your se rvice provider.
27 detail > SIP or Sh are view . Enter t he SIP a ddre ss in t h e form a t sip:username@domainname (you can u se an IP a ddress inste a d of a domain name ). Sh are live v ide o To receive a sharing session, the recipient must install Video sharing a nd configur e the requir e d settings on th e ir mobile device.
28 Reject —t o declin e the invi tati on. Th e sender rece ives a messa ge tha t you r eject ed the invit ation. Y ou can also press t he end ke y to de cline the sh aring se ssion a nd disconnect the voice ca ll. To end t he shari n g session, select St op .
29 4. Writ e text When you write text, appears on the t op righ t of t he display, indicating predictive text input, or appears, indicating traditional text input. To set t h e predictive text in put on or off wh en writing text , press * , a nd select Ac t i va te pre dic tive text or P red ic t iv e te xt > Off .
30 To er ase a ch arac ter , pre ss th e cle ar key. To eras e mor e char a cte rs, pr ess an d ho ld th e cl e ar k ey . 2. When you h ave finis hed the word an d it is correct, to conf irm it, scroll forward or insert a space. If the wo rd is not co rrect, to vi ew the mat ching word s the dic tiona ry has found one by one, pre ss * repeatedly.
31 To open t h e Messaging menu, sel ect Me nu > Me ssaging . You c an see t he Ne w message functi on and a list of de fault folde rs: Inbox —contains received messages except e-mail a n d cell broa dca st messages. E-mail messa g es a re save d in the M ailbox folder.
32 2. Press t h e scroll key to select the recipients or grou ps from Contacts or enter the phone number or e -m ail address of t he recipient in t he To field. Separate re ci pi en ts w i th a sem ic ol on (; ). 3. When creating an e-mail or multimedia message, scroll down to the subject field, and w r ite the message s u bject.
33 E-mail se ttings Before you use e-mail, you must do t he following: • Configure an internet a cce ss point (I AP) correctly. See “Connection, ” p. 79. • Define your e-mail settings correctly. See “E-m ail settings,” p. 33. Follow the instructions given by your e-m ail service provider and internet service provider.
34 Service m essages Service messages (network service) are notifications (for e xample, news headlines) t ha t may contain a t ext message or t he address of a browser service.
35 4. To open an e-mail message, select it. I f the e-mail message has not been retrieved and you a re offline an d se lect Open , you are a sked if you want to re tr iev e thi s me s sa ge fro m th e m ail bo x . To vie w e-mail a ttachments, indicated w ith , select Op tio ns > At tachmen ts .
36 ■ View mes sages on the SIM card Before you ca n view SIM messages, you ne e d to copy the m to a folder in your phone. 1. Sel ect Menu > Messaging > Opti ons > SIM messages .
37 Message validity —If the recipient of a message ca nnot be r e ached within the validity period, t he message is rem oved fr o m the message service center. Note that the n etwork must su pport this feature. Message sent as —to define how the m e ssage is sen t.
38 Message validity (network se rvice)—If the recipient of a messa ge cannot be reached within the validity period, the message is removed fr om the multimedia message ce n ter. E-mail se ttings Sett ings for mailb oxes Select Men u > Messaging > Opt io ns > Settings > E-mai l > M ailbo xes and a mailbox.
39 IMAP4 folder path (only IMAP4 mail box es)— D efine t he folder pa th for IM AP4 mailboxes. Folder subs cript ions (only IMAP4 mailboxe s)—Select the mailbox folders you want to subscribe to. To subs cribe to or unsubscribe from a folder, scr oll to it , and select Opt io ns > Subscr ibe or Cancel subs cript ion .
40 Othe r sett ings Select Men u > Messaging > Opt io ns > Settings > Ot her and from the following setti n gs: Save sent messages — Selec t to save a c opy o f eve ry se nt t ext m essage, mu ltime dia message, or e-mail t o the Sen t folde r.
41 To copy n a mes and numbers fr om a SIM card to your ph on e, select Optio ns > SIM contacts > SIM directory . Scroll to the name you w ant to copy or mark the desired names, a n d selec t Op ti o ns > Copy to Contact s .
42 the s peed diali ng, se lect Menu > S e ttin gs > Phone set t . > Phon e > Call > Speed dialling > On . 1. Sel ect Menu > Contacts and a co ntac t. 2. Scroll to a numbe r, and select Op tio ns > Assign speed dial . Scroll to the desired speed dialing key, and se le ct Assi gn .
43 ente r a name for t he folder . M ark th e fil es you wan t to mov e to the f ol der, and select Op ti ons > O rganise > Mo ve t o f ol der and t he fol der. View vide os and images When you are viewing videos or st ill images in the phone mode, you can act ivate the video vie w mode.
44 • To zoom in or out , press 5 or 0 . • To move on a zoomed image, scroll up, down, left, or r ight . Edi t videos To edit videos in Gallery and cre at e custom vide o clips, scroll t o a video clip, a nd select Op ti ons > V ideo e dit or > Optio ns > Edit video clip .
45 To take a sn apshot of a video clip, in the cut video vie w , select Opti on s > Ta k e snapshot . In the thumbnail preview view, press the scroll key, and select Take snapshot . To save your video, select Opti ons > Mo vie > Save . To def ine the Memory i n use , select Op ti ons > Settin gs .
46 8. Musi c p lay er Warning: L i sten to m usic at a moderate lev el. Continuous ex posure to high vo lume m a y d a m a g e y o u r h e a r i n g . D o n o t ho l d t h e d e v i c e n e a r y o u r e ar w h e n t he loudspea ker is in use, beca use the volum e may be extreme ly loud.
47 standby mode. To access the music player from the st a ndby mode, se le ct the currently playing s on g. To switch t o a nother open application, pres s and hold Menu . ■ Music menu To selec t more mus i c to pl ay in N ow playing view, select Opti ons > Go t o M usi c menu .
48 To re orde r songs in a playlist, scroll to the song you want t o move, a nd select Opt io ns > Reorder list > Grab , s croll to a new position, and se lect Drop . ■ Mu sic sh op In th e music sh op (network service ) you can search, browse, and pu rch ase m usic for downloading to your phone .
49 For det a ils, see “B lu etooth connection,”, p. 84, or “Infrare d,” p. 93. You ca nnot transfe r WMDRM protected music files usin g Blue tooth or I R connection.
50 9. Media ■ Visual Radio You can us e the Visual Radio appl icatio n as a n F M radio with automa tic tu ning and preset st a tions or with pa rallel visual information r e lated to the ra dio program if you tune in to st a tions that offer Visual Radio se rvice.
51 Whe n usin g a co mpatib le he adset, press the h eadset key to sc roll t o th e next saved radio station. To save th e cur re nt stati on, select Opti ons > Save station , a pre set position, and ent er th e st at io n n am e . To s et the stat ion fr equency manuall y, sel ect Optio ns > Ma nual tuni ng .
52 Stat ion direct or y With the station dire ctory (ne t work service) you can select Visual Radio enabled or traditional radio stations from a list, grou pe d in folders. To check availability a n d costs, and to s u bscribe to the service, cont a ct your service provider.
53 ■ Camera To activat e the camera mode w hile in the phone mode , turn th e lower part of t he phone 90 degrees t o the left so th at th e camera lens is point in g away from you when you look at t he display.
54 Came ra settings Your device supports an ima ge capture resolution of 1600 x 1200 pixels . You can change camera settings f or still images. In the camera mode, select Opt io ns > Settings > .
55 Create a quic k muve e 1. To create a quick mu vee, sele ct Menu > Media > Mo vie . Se le ct the videos for the muvee, and scroll right to select t he images, and select Op tion s > Create muve e . 2. Sel ect a styl e for the muvee fr om t he styl e li st.
56 Sele ct content To edit the selected video clips, in t he Videos & images folder, select Opti on s > Select contents . You ca n select which parts of the video clip you want to in clude or exclu de in the mu vee. In th e slide , gr een ind icate s inc luded , red i ndic ates excluded, and gre y in dicates n e utral parts.
57 link. RealPlayer does not su pport all file formats or all t he variations of file formats. To open RealPlayer, select Menu > Media > RealPlayer . To pla y a me dia file, select Opt io ns > Open > Most recent clips or Saved clip . To s tr e am con t en t ov e r t he a ir : • Select a streaming link saved in the gallery.
58 In RealPlayer, you can only open a n rtsp:// URL address. You cannot open an http:// URL address; how ever, RealPlayer recognizes a n http link to a .ram file since a .ram file is a text file con taining an rtsp link. Warning: Do not hold the device nea r your ea r when the loud s peak er is in use, because t he v olume may b e extremely lo ud.
59 You can per sonal ize t he sound s ass o c iated w ith an event or fu nction . To s av e th e p ers o na li z ed t hem e, i n t he A udio themes main view, select Opt io ns > Sa ve th em e and enter a nam e for the th eme.
60 Profile name —Name the profile. This setting is not s h own for the Ge neral an d Offline profiles. When using t he O ffline profile , the phone is not con nected to the GSM network. If no SIM card is insta lled, to us e some functions of t he phone, start th e phone in Offline .
61 When you open Mobile Searc h , a list of ca tegories is dis pla yed. Select a ca tegory (f or exa mple, images ), and ente r your text into t he s earch field . Sele ct Se arch . The search re sults are dis pla yed on the screen. For additional h elp and instruct ion s on t h e application, select Opti ons > Help .
62 The automatic bookma rks folder contains bookmarks ( ) that are colle ct ed automatically when y o u browse pages. Any bookmark showing t h e titl e or int e rnet address of the bookmark. and m ay be replaced w it h the websit e ’s icon. Add boo k marks manu ally 1.
63 To r et r iev e the l a te st co nt en t fro m the s e rve r , se l ect Op ti on s > Navigation options > Reload . To open t h e browser toolbar, scroll to an empty part of t he page, a nd press t he scroll key. Keypa d shor tcuts w hile br owsin g 1 —Open your bookmarks.
64 The browser a utomatically detects if a web page cont a ins web fee ds. To subscribe to a w eb fe ed , sel e ct Opti ons > Subscribe and a fe e d, or click on t he link. To vie w the web fe eds you have subs cribed to, in the bookmark s vie w, select Web feeds .
65 To clear a ll privacy data, including the ca che, cookies, form data passwords, and browsing history, sele ct Menu > We b > Browser > Opt ion s > Cle ar privacy data > All .
66 Cookies — Enable or disable th e receiving and sen din g of cookies ( a mean s for co n te nt pro vi de r s to i den t i fy u s ers an d th eir pr ef e ren c e s fo r fre q ue nt ly u sed content).
67 activate th e devi ce for calls. S elect No to switch off the devic e or Ye s to make an d receive calls. Do not select Ye s when wi reless pho ne use m ay caus e interfe rence o r dang er. World clock To open t h e world clock vi e w, scroll right t o Wo r l d .
68 Ca len dar vi ew s Press # in t he m o nt h, w ee k , or da y v iew s to a uto m a tic al ly hi gh l ig ht th e cu r ren t date. To create a meeting ent ry, press a ny number ke y ( 0 – 9 ) in any calen da r view. To go to a ce rtain date, s e lect Opti o ns > Go to date .
69 In th e converter, you can convert m e asurement para meters such as Le ng th from one un it to anot her, for ex ample , Ya r d s to Metr es . The conve rt er has lim it ed accuracy a n d rounding errors may occur.
70 13. App lic at ions ■ Download! Download! ( network service) is a mobile content shop available on your device . You may be able to down load some conten t free of ch a rge. With Download! you can discov er, previe w , buy, download, and upgra de con tent, services, and applications.
71 Landm arks Landmarks are coordinates to geographic loca tions that you can sa ve to your devi ce for lat er use in differen t location-based service s. You can create landmarks using a Bluetooth GPS enha n cement or network (ne t work service). Select Men u > Applications > My o wn > Lan dma rks .
72 To change t h e call mailbox number, select Me n u > Settings > C all mail box > Opt io ns > Change number , a nd enter the nu mber. ■ Speed dial To assign phon e numbers to t he speed dialin g ke ys, se l ect Me nu > Settings > Speed dial , scroll to a key icon, and select Op tio ns > Assign .
73 Operator logo —this setting is visible on ly if you have received and sa ved an operator logo. You can sele ct whether t he operator logo is shown. Ton es Change the tones of the clock, ca l endar and currently active pr ofile . See “Profiles,” p.
74 Network operator t ime (ne two rk se rvice) — to allo w the netw ork t o upda te ti me, date, and time zone information t o you r phone. If you select Auto-update , all active conn e ctions are discon nected. Check a n y alarms as th ese may be affecte d.
75 Lock if SIM card changed —to s e t the phone to prompt for the lock code when an unknown, new SIM card is inserted into your ph one. The phone keeps a list of SIM cards t h at ar e recognized as t he owner cards. Closed user group (network service)—to specify a grou p of people whom you can call and who can ca ll you .
76 Th e ph o ne n o tif ie s y ou if t h e id en tit y of t h e se rv er i s not a ut h en tic or i f y ou d o n o t have the corr ect security certifica t e in your phon e . To check ce rtificate details, sc roll to a cer tificate, and se lect Opt io ns > Ce rtificate details .
77 Pho ne Select Men u > Settin gs > Phone sett. > Phone an d Call , Call divert , Call barrin g , or Net wo rk . Call Send my caller ID (network service)—to set your phon e number t o be displayed ( Yes ) or hidden ( No ) from the person whom you are calling.
78 prevent line selection, select Line change > Disable i f supported by your SI M card. To change t h is setting, you need the PIN2 code. Ca ll di vert Call divert is a network s e rvice. 1. Sel ect whi ch call s you w ant to diver t : V oice calls , D ata and video calls , or Fa x calls .
79 Cell info display ( network service)—To set the phone to indicate when it is use d in a cellular network ba sed on microcellular networ k ( MCN) technology and to activate cell info r e ception, select On . Co nnection Select Men u > Settings > Ph one sett.
80 Prompt password —If you must enter a new pa ssw ord every tim e you log onto a server, or if you do not w ant to save your pa ssword t o the phone, select Yes .
81 Acce ss point n ame cont rol With the access poin t name control service , you can rest rict the use of packet data access point s. This settin g is only available if your USIM card supports the ser vice . To change t h e settings, you n eed the PIN2 code.
82 Co nnect to an I M serve r Select Men u > Settings > IM . 1. To log in, select Opt ions > Log in . 2. Enter your u ser ID a n d password. To log out, se lect Opti o ns > L og ou t . IM settings Select Men u > Settings > IM > Op ti o ns > Settings .
83 join or save a gr ou p that is found in the s earch, scroll to it, and select Opti ons > Join or Save . To sear ch for new contacts, se lect IM co n ta c t s > Op ti o ns > New IM co n t act > Search from server .
84 To block m essages from a use r, scroll to the use r, and selec t Opt io ns > Blocking options > Add to blocked list . IM contacts Select Men u > Settings > IM > IM c o n ta ct s .
85 us ed to sen d ima ges, vi deos, text, b usines s card s, cale ndar no tes, or to c onnect wirelessly to compatible devices using Bluetooth technology, such as com puters.
86 2. Scroll to the item you want to send, a nd select Op ti on s > Send > Vi a Bluetooth . 3. The phone start s to search for de vice s within range . Paired devices are s how n wit h . When searching for device s, som e devices may sh ow only the unique device addresses.
87 need ed. Us e this stat us only for your o wn dev ices t o whic h other s do not have access, for exam ple, your PC or devices that belong to someone you t rust. is added next to a u thorized devices in th e P aired devices view. If you select Set as unauthorised , each connection request from t he device must be accepted separately.
88 Phone calls always t ake priority over PTT ca lls. Besides the packet data counters, the ph one registers only one -to-one calls in the recent calls lists in Log . The pa rticipants should confirm the reception of any communications where appropriate as there is no oth er conf irm ation of w h ether the recip ients hav e hear d the ca ll.
89 Show my login status — Select whet her your s tatu s is sh own to ot hers. Connect ion sett ings Contact your PTT se rvice provide r for th e connection settings. Log in to PTT Select Men u > Settings > Con nectivity > PTT . PTT a uto m atic a ll y lo gs in to the service when started.
90 Make a P T T group call 1. To call a group, select Opt io ns > Contacts , s e l ect Opti o ns > Talk t o man y , m a rk the contacts you want to ca ll, and select OK .
91 Join a prec onfigured ch annel A preconfi gu red channel is a t a lk group t h at is set up by your service provider. Only preconfigured users a re allowed to join and u s e the channel. 1. Sel ect Op ti o ns > PTT chann els . 2. Sel ect Op ti o ns > N ew ch annel > A dd existing .
92 To create a new pr ofile in addition to e xisting on es, s e lect Op tio ns > Ne w sync profile . Choose whet h er you wan t to use t h e default set t ing values or copy the values from an e xisting profile to be used as the basis f or the new profile.
93 ■ Inf rared Use infrare d t o conne ct two devices a nd transfer data be tween them. With infrared, you can transfe r dat a su ch as busines s cards, calendar notes, a n d media files with a compatible device. Do not point the infrar ed (IR) bea m at anyon e's eye or all ow it t o i n terfer e with oth er IR devices.
94 If you u se a cable t o connect your phone t o a computer, initiate t he connection fr om the co mput er. No te that you m ay no t be a ble to use s ome of th e other commu nicati on f eatur es when th e phone is use d as a mode m. ■ USB data cable You can us e the USB data cable to tr ansfer dat a between the phone a nd a compatible PC.
95 Depending on the type of t he other phone, an application may be sent and installed on the other phon e to enable the data t ransfer. Follow the instructions. 3. Select what c on tent you want to be tr ansferre d to your phone. 4. Content is transferred to your phone.
96 1. Scroll to an installation file. Applications on the memory card are indicated wit h . 2. Sel ect Op ti o ns > Ins t al l . Alternatively, search the phone memory or t he memory ca rd, select t he application, a nd pre ss the scroll key to start t he in stallation.
97 To see a list of the folder s in the phone memory, select Menu > Set t ings > Dat a mgr . > File mgr . . Scr oll right to se e the folde r s on the m e mory card. Vie w memory c onsumpt ion Scroll eith e r right or le ft to view the phone memory or the memory card contents .
98 Form at the m em ory c ard When a me m ory card is formatted, a ll data on the ca rd is permanently lost. Some memory cards a re supplied pre form atted an d ot hers re quire formatt ing. 1. Sel ect Op ti o ns > Form at m emory card . 2. Sel ect Ye s to c on fi rm.
99 new DRM-protected content be revoked. Revocation may also prevent renew al of such DRM-pro tected c ontent alr eady in you r device. Revocation of suc h DRM softwa re doe s not affect the use of content prote cted with other types of DRM or th e use of non-DRM- protected content.
100 17. Batte ry inf ormatio n ■ Charging and dis c harging Your device is powered by a rechargeable battery. The battery can be charged and discharged hund reds of times, but it will eve ntually wear out. When the talk and standby times are noticea bly shorter than norma l, replace the battery.
101 ■ Nokia batter y authenticati on guidelines Always u se original No kia batte ries for your safe ty. To che ck that you are ge tting an original Nokia battery, purchase it from an authorized Nok.
102 What if your b a tter y is not a uthentic ? If you c annot confir m that you r No kia battery with the ho logram on the label is an a uthentic Nokia battery , please do not use th e battery. Take it to the nearest authorize d Nokia service point or dealer for assistance.
103 • Do not paint th e device. Paint can clog the moving parts and prevent proper operation. • Use a soft, cle an, d ry cloth to clea n any len ses, su ch as c amera, pr oximity s enso r, and lig ht sens or lens es. • Use on ly the supplied or an approved replacem ent antenna.
104 Parts of the device ar e magnetic. M etallic materials may be attracted to th e device. Do not place credit cards or other magnetic storage media near the device, because information sto r ed on them may b e erased.
105 the devic e. Check reg ularly tha t all wireles s device e quipment in your veh icle is mo unted and operating pr operly. Do not store or carry flamm able liquids, gases, or e xplosive ma terials in the sa me comp artment a s the device , its pa rts, or enhance ments .
106 the profile to activate the phone fun ction before you can make an emergency call. Con s ult this guide or your service provider for more inform ation. When ma king an emergency ca ll, giv e all the nece ssa ry inform ation as accu rately as possible.
107 Inde x A access codes barring password 9 chang e 74 lock code 8 , 13 module PIN 9 PIN 8 , 13 PIN2 8 PUK 9 PUK2 9 signing P IN 9 UPIN 8 UPUK 9 access points 79 activation keys 98 act ive s tan db y 16 alarm clock.
108 G gallery 42 transferring videos 45 GPS data 70 H he lp 20 I IM. See i nst ant me ss agin g . indicators 17 infrared 93 in stant mes sagi ng conne ctin g 82 conta cts 84 convers ation 83 groups 82 , 83 , 84 settings 82 K keygu ard. See key pad lock.
109 date 73 enhan cements 74 packet da ta 80 phone 72 phone language 73 predictive t ext inp ut 73 secu rit y 74 Setting w izard 81 speec h 81 time 73 writing language 73 SIM card using phon e with ou.
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