Instruction/ maintenance manual of the product S1360 Kyocera
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JAX S1360 User Guide.
2 Table of Contents T able of Content s 1 Get Started. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 Phone Access ories . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 Program Your Phone . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 Phone Battery . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 Phone Overview .
User Guide 3 Notepad. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 45 Voice Services . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 46 10 History . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 48 Work with Histor y . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 48 11 Web . . . . . .
4 Get Starte d 1 Get Star ted Phone Accessories T o shop for accessories for your phone, visit www .assurancewireles s.com or kyocera.superio rcommunications.com . Program Y our Phone Before you st art using your Assurance Wireless phone , you will need to perform a few simple st eps to set it u p on the network: 1.
User Guide 5 Phone Battery Inst all the Battery T o i nstall the ba ttery: 1. Hold the phone face down. 2. Find the notch directly bel ow the back cover . It is square. Usin g your thumbnail, pry the cover up from t he bottom to remove. 3. Place the bat tery in the battery casing.
6 Get Starte d Phone Overview Get to Know Y our Phone ① Earpiece. ② Display scre en. ③ Vo l u m e k e y raises or lower s ringtone o r call volume. ④ Lef t soft key selects items that appear on the lowe r left of the displ ay . At th e home screen, you can select MENU .
User Guide 7 Screen Icons These icons may appear on your ph one’s screen. Y our phone’s cu rrent signal strength. (More bars = stronger signal.) Y our phone cannot find a usable signal. Data service is available. When active, the icon is animate d.
8 Get Starte d Main Menu At the home scre en, press ( OK key) to acce ss the main menu. Home Screen > Level 1 > Level 2 OK key My Stuff Access these options: Ringtones , Graphics , and Ringback T ones . My Account Access account information and T op-Up your account.
User Guide 9 Guide Conventions In this guide , the following conv entions are used when descr ibing phone f eatures. Navigate Through the Menu s Select means to press the Left softkey , Right softkey or OK key to se lect an item see n on the display .
10 Call Features 2 Call F eatur es This sectio n describes th e basic featu res related to calls. Power Phone Up T o tur n your phone on , press and wait until the phone displa y lights up. T o tur n your phone off, pr ess and hold for two seconds until you see the powering-do wn animation o n the display scr een.
User Guide 11 End Phone Calls Press . In-call Options Selecting OPTIONS during a cal l displays a list of available in-cal l features. T o select an option, highlight the opt ion and press . T ransfer Au dio to switch th e call to a Bluetooth d evice (if app licable).
12 Call Features Use Plus (+) Code Dialing When placing i nternational calls, use Pl us Code Dialin g to automaticall y enter the internati onal access co de for your lo cation (for example , 01 1 f or internatio nal call s made from th e U.S.). 1. Press and hold to display "+" on your phone sc reen.
User Guide 13 3 T ext Entr y T ext Entry Modes Y ou can enter letters, numbe rs, and symbols when ever you a re prompte d to enter tex t. 1. From a screen wher e you can enter text, select OPTION S to change the te xt mode. (If you are in th e message entry screen, se lect OPTIONS > Te x t M o d e .
14 Text Entry Rapid Entry (T9) wit h Number Keyp ad From the text entry field, sel ect OPTIONS > T ext Mode > T9Word to check words you are tryin g to spell again st a dictionar y of common words. Y ou can enter text in the following ways: T o enter words, pres s a key once.
User Guide 15 T ext Entry Quick Reference This table gi ves inst ructions f or ente ring text . T o.. Do this.. Enter a letter Use Abc or T9W ord mode and press a key until you see the letter you want. Enter a number Use 123 mode and press a key . Enter a symbol Use Symbols mode and highlight a symbol you want and press .
16 My Stuff 4M y S t u f f This sectio n describes how you r phone can re trieve and pla yback media file s and other downloads. My Stuff Menu Select My Stuf f from the main men u to access the fol lowing func tions: Ringtones Ringtones stores your downloaded ringtones.
User Guide 17 5 My Account Y ou can manage yo ur Assurance Wire less account dir ectly from you r phone. The basic tasks are summari zed in this chap ter .
18 My Account T op-Up with a Debit Card, Credit Card, or PayPal Account 1. From the main menu , select My Account . 2. Highlight To p - U p li nk and press . 3. Enter your Ac count PIN and sele ct DONE . 4. Scroll down to s elect Login and press . 5. Scroll down to s elect either Credit Card or Pa yPal and press .
User Guide 19 6 Settings Settings Menu Select Settings fr om the main menu to a ccess the followi ng functions: Level 1 > Level 2 > Level 3 Settings Display Access these options: Graphic , Brightness , Backlight , Notification , Picture I D , Power Save Mode , Keypad Light , Clock/Calendar , and Greeting .
20 Settings Display Adjusting yo ur phone’s display se ttings not only helps you see what yo u want, th ey can also help increase batter y life. Set Graphics From Graphic , sele ct a graphic on the home screen. Set Main Menu V iew From the home screen , select MENU .
User Guide 21 Set Power Save Mode This featur e helps conserve you r battery power by automa tically adjus ting the backlight an d keypad settin g of your phone. 1. From Power Save Mode , select On . 2. Read the message and select CONTINUE . Set Keyp ad Light From Keypad Light , select On .
22 Settings – If you select Con tact s , select All Contact s , or select One Cont act to select an entry . 3. Scroll up or down to select a ri ngtone option and sel ect a ringt one. Select Ringtones for V oicemail, Calendar , and Power Up/Down 1. From Ringtones , se lect Vo i c e m a i l , Calendar , or Power Up/D own .
User Guide 23 Phone Info View Phone Number Select My Phone# to view your phon e’s phone number, MSID, and other informat ion. Check your Phone Memory Select Memory St atus to check the memory usage of your phone. View Ph one Icons Select Icon Glossary to view the ico ns used in your ph one.
24 Settings Reset/Delete Delete Phone Content Y ou can quickl y and easily delete al l the content tha t you have creat ed or stored i n your phone. 1. From Reset/Delete , enter your fo ur- digit lo ck code. 2. Select Delete Stuff . 3. Select one of the following: – Messages to dele te all messages.
User Guide 25 V oice Guide V oice Guid e allows y ou to hea r voice prompts and spoken n umbers or key names as you p ress a key , and al so to hear menus and opti ons, Contacts names, email addresses, URLs, etc., as y ou select each item onscreen . (The default setting is Off .
26 Settings Connect to TTY Device Y ou can connec t the phone to a teletype (TTY) device f or the hearin g impaired. (TTY device sol d separately .) Note: Enable TTY onl y when using th e phone with a TTY d evice. 1. Connect t he TTY device to your phone.
User Guide 27 – Off to deactivate Airplane Mode . – On Power-up to activate Airplane Mode each time you turn the phon e on. Tip : While in Airplane Mode, your phone’s screen w ill display t he airplane mode icon . Alert s Y ou can change the alert sett ings according t o your needs.
28 Settings Auto-Answer Mode Set your phon e to automatically pick up incoming calls . Remember , your phone will answer call s in auto-answ er mode even if you are not pre sent.
User Guide 29 Location Before using any of the loca tion-bas ed services, you must turn on your phone’ s location feature. T o e nable your phone’s locat ion featur e: 1. From Location , sel ect On/Off . 2. Select OK to clear the notifi cation. 3.
30 Contacts 7 Contacts Use Contacts to sto re informa tion about a p erson or company . Access Cont act s Access Cont acts List 1. From the home screen , select CONT ACTS . – or – Select Contacts from t he main menu. 2. Enter the first letter of yo ur desired conta ct and scroll to highlight it.
User Guide 31 Add Cont acts from Contact s Menu 1. From the Contacts list, selec t Add New... > New Contact . 2. Enter a name for the contac t. Scroll down to the ne xt field when done . 3. Enter a primar y number for the co ntact and select a number type for th e entry .
32 Contacts Customize Cont acts Edit Cont act Details 1. From the Contacts list, highl ight a contact. 2. Select OPTIONS > Edit Contact . 3. Enter addit ional phone nu mbers, email addresse s, and other cont act details. (Scroll up or down to move th rough the contact fields .
User Guide 33 Delete Cont acts 1. From the Contacts list, selec t a contact. 2. Select OPTIONS > De lete Contact > DELETE . Note: Y ou cannot recover dele ted informat ion. Cont act Groups Y ou can assig n your contacts to groups. Create a New Gro up 1.
34 Contacts ICE Cont act s Y our phone is equipped with a key that displays t he ICE (In Cas e of Emergenc y) contacts, which could be very helpful in case of emergen cy . Add an ICE Cont act 1. From the Cont acts list, sele ct OPTIONS > Settings > ICE > ICE Contacts .
User Guide 35 8 Messa ging Use Messagin g to send, receive , and erase messa ges from your phone . Messaging Menu Select Messag ing from the main menu to access t he following functions: Use V oicemail Set Up your V oicemail Y ou should se t up your Voicemail and personal gr eeting as so on as your p hone is activated.
36 Messaging T o use the phon e's menu, select Messaging > V oicemail > Call V oicemail . From any other p hone: 1. Dial your wireles s phone number. 2. When your v oicemail a nswers, pr ess the asteri sk key (*). 3. Enter your passwor d.
User Guide 37 View M essages Select a thread to display the messa ges sent to and rece ived from a particul ar contact, in reve rse chronolo gical order. Failed, pen ding, and draft messa ges are also list ed. Me - Message you sent . Me (Failed) - Messa ge you did not send successful ly .
38 Messaging 1. From Messaging , select OPTIONS > Clear Alerts Icon . 2. Select YES . Message Alert s Y ou can set how oft en your phon e alerts you when th ere is a new me ssage notificatio n. 1. From Messaging , select OPTIONS > Repeated T one > Messages .
User Guide 39 – Imminent Threa t - Extreme to deliver em ergency aler ts in an extreme emerge ncy situation (an extraordina ry threat to life or property). – Imminen t Threat - S evere to deliv er emergenc y alerts in a seve re emergenc y situation (a s ignificant threat to li fe or proper ty).
40 Tools 9T o o l s T ools Menu Select T ools from the main menu to access the following functi ons: Level 1 > Level 2 > Level 3 T ools Activate This Device Launch the Device Self Se rvice application. Alarm Set an alarm. Calendar Access your calendar .
User Guide 41 Alarm Y our phone co mes with a built-i n alarm that has multipl e alarm capabilities. Set an Alarm 1. From Alarm , select an alarm number . 2. T urn the alarm on or of f by selecting the Alarm field. 3. Enter a de scription by se lecting the Description field.
42 Tools Add a T o Do List Item 1. From Calendar , highlight a d ay to which you would like ad d a T o Do list i tem and select OPTIONS . 2. Scroll rig ht to select Add T o Do and enter a descri ption. Scroll down to move to the next fi eld when don e.
User Guide 43 Bluetooth Bluetooth ® is a short-rang e communicatio ns technology th at allows you to connec t wirelessly to a number of Bluetooth de vices, such as headsets and hands-free car kits, an d Bluetoot h-enable d handhelds, computers, and wi reless phones.
44 Tools 4. Edit the devi ce name and sele ct SA VE . Note: Due to dif ferent spec ifications and features of other Blue tooth compat ible devices, displa y and operations may be different, and functions such as transfer or exchan ge may not be possible .
User Guide 45 – Scroll le ft or right to move be tween minutes or seconds fields. – Scroll up or down to ch ange minute s or second s. 3. T urn th e alarm On or Off by select ing the Alarm field. 4. Select SA VE . Tip : When the count down is complete, select DISMISS to silence the alarm.
46 Tools V oice Services Y our phone’s voic e services let you place calls us ing your v oice, st ore voic e reminder s, and record memos right on your p hone. V oice Recognition Y ou can use your phone’s built-in automatic sp eech recogni tion (ASR) software to d ial a pho ne number or to launch pho ne functions.
User Guide 47 Search Cont act De t ails By V oice Recognition 1. St a r t V oi ce Recognition . 2. When prompted to sp eak, say Lookup <Name> . For ex ample, to sear ch for Jessica’s contact detail s, say “ Look up Jessica .” The contac t details sc reen is displayed.
48 History 10 Histor y Work wit h History View Hist ory List From the home screen , press . – or – Select History from t he main menu. History Icons Y ou can deter mine if an entr y was an incoming, outg oing, or missed call from the icons shown bel ow .
User Guide 49 11 W eb Surf the Web Y ou can use your phone to brow se the Internet if you have obt ained phon e Internet services from your s ervice p rovider and if over-t he-air Int ernet access is available in your area. Launch Browser Select We b from the main menu.
50 Get Help 12 Get Help Customer Support T o contac t Assurance Wire less’s cus tomer support departme nt for inform ation about your phone, ac count histo ry , ca ll coverage area, and spe cific featu res availabl e to you, such as call f orwarding or voicemail: Go to www .
User Guide 51 Import ant Safety Information This sectio n contains important ope rational and safety informatio n that will he lp you safely us e your phone. Fa ilure to read and follow the in formation provided in this section may re sult in seri ous bodily in jury , death, or property damage .
52 Important Safe ty Informati on Following Safety Guidelines T o operate yo ur phone safely and eff iciently , always follow an y special regulat ions in a given area. T urn your phone off in areas whe re use is forb idden or when it may cau se interf erence or danger.
User Guide 53 Areas where th e air contains chemic als or partic les such as grain, dust , or metal powders. Any other area where you would normally be ad vised to turn off your vehicle’s engine.
54 Important Safe ty Informati on of the wireles s technologies that i t uses. However , there may b e some newer wireless technolo gies used i n this phon e that have not been tested yet fo r use with hearing aids.
User Guide 55 Avoi d dropping the phone or batter y . If the phone or ba ttery is drop ped, especiall y on a hard surfa ce, and the user susp ects damage , take it to a service ce nter for ins pection. Improper b attery use may res ult in a fire, expl osion or othe r hazard.
56 Important Safe ty Informati on power level. This power can r ange from 0.006 watt to 0.2 watt in digi tal mode. Knowing Radio Frequency Safety The design of y our phone complie s with updated NCRP standards desc ribed below .
User Guide 57 values between different mod el phones do not mean variations in sa fety . SAR v alues at or below the federal standard of 1.6 W/kg are considered safe for use by the public. The highest r eported SAR val ues of the JAX are: Head: 1.28 W/kg Body-wor n: 1.
58 Manufacturer’s W arranty Manufacturer ’s W arranty Kyocera Communications Inc. (“KYOCERA ”) offers you a limited warranty th at the enclosed product or product s (the “Product”) will be.
User Guide 59 anyone other tha n KYOCERA or a KYOCERA authorized service center . Before returning any Product for service, be sure to back up data and remove any confi dential, proprietary , or personal in formation from the Product. KYOCERA is not responsible fo r damage to or loss of any software , applications, data or removable storage med ia.
60 End User License Agreement End User License Agreement Kyocera Communications, Inc. (“Kyocera”) End User License Agreement CAREFULL Y READ THE FOLLOWING TERMS AND CONDITIONS (“AGREEMENT”) BEFORE USING OR OTHERWISE ACCESSI NG THE SOFTWARE OR SERVICES PROV IDED WITH YOUR KYOCERA DEVICE.
User Guide 61 which you use it, including, but not limited t o, applicable restriction s concerning copyright and other intellectual pr operty rights and/or the export control regulations. Some of the Sof tware packaged with your Kyocera device may be provided by third parties (“Third Part y Software”).
62 End User License Agreement REMEDY IS DEEMED TO HA VE FAILED ITS ESSENTIAL PURPOSE. KYOCE RA ’S TOT AL LIABILITY FOR ANY DAMAGES UNDER THIS AGREEMENT SHALL NEVER EXCEED THE PURCHASE PRICE YOU P AID FOR THE K YOCERA DEVICE. No software is fault free.
User Guide 63 Index A abbreviated dialing, 27 accessibility, 24 accessories headsets, 28 hearing aid, 26 , 53 TTY device, 26 airplane mode, 26 alarm, 41 alerts event, 42 notification, 27 Assurance Wir.
64 Index ICE contact s, 34 number types, 32 sending messages, 31 viewing, 30 voice search, 46 contacts list, 30 countdown timer, 44 customer support, 50 D data settings disable, 28 enable, 28 net guar.
User Guide 65 tools, 40 messaging accessing messages, 36 clear alerts icon, 37 creating a text message, 36 emergency alerts, 38 long message reassembly, 39 message alerts, 38 preset messages, 38 reply.
66 Index modes, 13 numbers, 13 rapid entry, 14 symbols, 14 text messages, 36 tools, 40 alarm, 41 Bluetooth, 43 calculator, 44 calendar, 41 count down, 44 notepad, 45 stopwatch, 45 voice memo, 47 voice.
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