Instruction/ maintenance manual of the product S4000 Kyocera
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82- K65 63- 1EN .boo k Pa ge i Mo nda y, M ar ch 1 7, 2 008 8: 33 PM.
ii S4000 MetroP CS User Guide This manual is based on t he production version o f the Kyocera S4000 phone. Sof tware changes may have occurred after this printing. Kyocera reserves the right to make changes in t ec hnical and product specifications witho ut prior notice.
User Guide iii Your wireless phon e is a radio transmitter and receiver. It is designed and manufactured t o not exceed the em ission limits for exposure to radio frequency (RF) ene rgy set by t he Federal Communications Commission of t he U.S. Government.
iv Air bags If you hav e an air bag, DO NOT plac e installed or portable phone equipment or other objects over the air bag or in the air bag deployment area.
User Guide v Av oi di ng ma gne tic en vi r onm ent s Keep the pho ne away from m agnets which can cause improper functioning of the phone. Keeping ph one dry Keep the pho ne dry. Damage c an result if the phone gets w et. Water damage is not covered under warranty.
vi M-Ratings—Phones rat ed M3 or M4 meet FCC requirements and are likely to generate les s interference to hearing dev ices than phones t h at are not labeled.
User Guide vii T ABL E OF C ONTENT S 1 Ge tting St arte d . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 Phone battery . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 Phone overview . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 Main menu .
viii 12 Cam era . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 53 Takin g a picture . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 3 Camera mode opt ions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 53 Camera indic ators and ic ons . . . . . . . .
User Guide 1 1G ETTI NG S T ARTED Phone batte ry Inst all ing th e battery T o install th e battery: 1. With th e back of the phone facing yo u, locate the side n otches at the t op of t he phon e. 2. Sl ide your f ingernail into on e of the n otches to unsnap t he back cover .
2 Phone batte ry Battery car e General safety guidelines • Do no t disassem ble or op en the ba ttery . • Do no t crush, b end, deform, p uncture, or shred the batter y . • Do no t attempt t o insert foreig n ob jects into the ba ttery . • Do no t immerse the b attery or expose it to wat er or ot her liquid s.
User Guide 3 Phone overv iew Gett ing t o k now your pho ne The fo llowing ill ustration show s the phone in open position . 1. Earpie ce speaker . 2. Home scree n. 3. Navig ation k ey scrolls through lists and t ext entry field s and ac cesses sh ortcuts fro m the ho me screen .
4 Phone ov erview The foll owing illust ration sho ws the phon e in closed po siti on. W i th the p hone close d, the keys are loc ked to pre vent accidental key press es. 1. Ja ck for ha nds-free h eadset only (s old separa tely) . 2. Indica tor li ght.
User Guide 5 Screen icon s These icons may app ear on your ph one’ s screen: The phone is ope rating in IS 95 digita l mode. The phone is operating in IS 2000 ( 1X) digital mode. The phone is receiving a signal. Y ou can make and r eceive calls. Fewe r bars indicate a weak er signal.
6 Main men u Main menu The co ntents of the m ain menu are as follows : Recen t Cal ls All Incomin g Ou tgo ing Missed Erase Cal l List Call T imer Cont acts Vi e w All Add New Vi e w Groups Spee d Di.
User Guide 7 Basic navigat ion Y ou press your pho ne k eys to acc ess the va rious menus and other f eature s of y our phone. So m e of th e basic fr equently-u sed keys are as fol lows: • Left softkey : Selects items th at appear on the lower left of the d isp lay .
8 Poweri ng up 2B ASIC F UN CTIONS This se ction exp lains basi c fu n ctionality of your phone . For mor e det ailed explanat ions o f your phone ’ s fea tures, refer to the later c h apt ers. Powering up T o tur n on your phone, p ress and h old the End key an d wait un til the phone d isplay ligh ts up.
User Guide 9 There are severa l ways yo u can answ er a phone cal l: Answer u sing th e Send key Press the Send key or any key wi th Any Key Answe r enabled . For more informat ion, see “Any key an swer” on page 46. Answer u sing speaker phone Press the Speak erphone key .
10 Volume contr ol 3C ALL F EAT URE S This c h apte r describ es call fea tures such as volum e, holding calls , sp e e d d ialing, an d ot her features. V olum e c ontr ol Y ou have several wa ys to con trol the vo lume of your p hone. Adjust volume during a call T o adjust the ea rpiece volum e during a ca ll, press the Vo lu m e key up or down .
User Guide 11 1-T ouch dialing This fe ature is th e fas test way t o speed d ial a contac t th a t has a spe e d d ial locatio n . See “1 -T ouch di aling” on page 44.
12 Emerge ncy services Emergency services Call emerg ency service Y ou can c all an eme rgency co de, even if your phone is locked or y our accou nt is rest ricted . When you call, your phone en ters Emer gency mode. This enab les the em ergency service excl usive acc ess to your phone t o call you back, if necess ary .
User Guide 13 4T EXT E NTR Y Y ou can e nter letters, nu mbers, an d symbols in contac ts, text messag es, and yo ur banne r . T ext entry modes The cu rren t text entr y m o de (and c apitalizati on setting , w he n applica ble) are indica ted by ico ns.
14 Text entry modes Enter words q uickly (ezi) When you press a ser ies of key s using ra pid mode, your pho ne checks its dictio nary and guesse s at the word y ou are try ing to spe ll. 1. For ea ch le tter of the word you want, pr ess the key once.
User Guide 15 T ext entry quick ref erence This ta ble gives instructions fo r entering letters, n u mb ers, and s ymbols. T o .. Do this... Enter a l etter Use n ormal alpha mode and press a key until y ou see your des ired lett er . For more options, s ee “T ext en try modes” on page 13.
16 Ca ll lists 5R ECENT C A LLS Call lists Details on the calls you m ad e, re ceive d, o r mi ssed are sto red in the Recent C alls l ist and ar e identif ied b y the follo wing icons: Vi ew recent calls 1. Select Me nu > Rec ent Cal ls and on e of the fol lowing: – Al l di splays all calls made or received.
User Guide 17 Erase call list Y ou can e rase your phone’ s call list s. 1. Select Me nu > Rece nt C all s > Er ase Call List > Al l , Incoming , Ou tgoi ng , or Missed .
18 Viewi ng Contact s list 6C ONTAC TS Use yo ur phone ’ s Contact s list to store inform ation about a person or company . Each cont act ent ry can hav e up t o six ph one numbers, tw o email a ddresses, two W eb addres ses, two st reet addr esses, and a space f o r no tes.
User Guide 19 Add co ntact fr om contact s menu T o add a co ntact to y our Conta cts list: 1. Select Me nu > C ontact s > A dd Ne w . 2. Enter a n am e for the contact. W hen you are done, scroll dow n to move to t he next fi eld. For mo re inform ation, see “T ext Entry” o n page 1 3.
20 Working w ith contacts Conta ct number T o wor k on the number o f an existing co ntact: 1. Select Me nu > C ontact s > View All . 2. At the Cont acts list, select a contact . 3. At the co nta ct’ s detai l screen, s croll to a cont act num ber .
User Guide 21 Conta c t Web address T o wor k on the Web addres s of an existin g n u mber . 1. Select Me nu > C ontact s > View All . 2. At the Cont acts list, select a contact . 3. At the co nta ct’ s detail screen, s croll to a cont act W eb address.
22 Working w ith contacts Assign r inger T o ass ign a ring er to a cont act: 1. Select Me nu > C ontact s > View All . 2. At the Cont acts list, select a contact . 3. At the co nta ct’ s detai l screen, s croll to th e contac t name. 4. Select Opti ons > Ring er > Assign Rin ger and a rin ge r from the list.
User Guide 23 Contact gr oups Y ou can a ssign you r cont acts to g roups. Y our pho ne comes with two defau lt gro ups, Busine ss and Person al. Y ou can a lso c reate your o wn group s. 1. Select Me nu > C ontact s > V iew G roups . 2. Select New .
24 Contacts count Frequen t list With F requent List en abled, you can see 15 of your m ost f requently called co ntacts. Fo r more inform ation, see “Frequen t list” on page 45. Fast find Wit h Fast Fi nd enable d, yo u can pre ss one or t wo keys to view close ma tches of t he number .
User Guide 25 7M ESSAG ING This c hapter des cribes ho w to send , receive, an d erase message s from your p hone. For information on voi cem a il message s, see “V oicemail” on page 1 1. Not e: The featur es an d menus desc ribed in t his chapte r m a y var y dependi ng on services available in your area.
26 Multi media me ssages – Sett ings > Call back Number sets you r ca llback nu mber . Ente r a number and select OK . – Sett ings > Se n d Lat er > Imm e diate or Set T ime sp ecifi es the tim e to send the me ssage. – Sett ings > Validity P er iod > Se t T i me sets a defined expirat ion t ime limit for a message.
User Guide 27 Create a multimedia message 1. Select Me nu > Me ssaging > New Pi c Msg . 2. At the To, C C (to sen d a copy o f the messag e), and B CC (t o send a blind copy) fi elds, do one o f the follo wing to en ter the reci pient ’ s phone nu mber or email addr ess.
28 Multi media me ssages 2. After s ettin g options, press the Back key to return to the me ssage win dow if necessa ry . 3. Compl ete your m essage. 4. Select Send . Retrieve a multimedia message There are two modes for recei ving a mu ltimedia messag e on you r phone: Auto Retrieve ( d efau lt) and Pr ompt.
User Guide 29 – Save Picture sa ves the pi cture emb edded in the m ess age. – Sa ve Sound saves the so und embedd ed in the me ssage. – Save Address ex tracts ema il address e s, phone numbers , and/or U RLs from the sender informat ion a nd messa ge bo dy .
30 Wor king with me ssages Unable to send messages Y ou m ay n ot be abl e to send or receive message s if your phone’ s memory is nearly fu ll, or if d igital service is not availab le at the time. T o fre e up memo ry , eras e old mes sages. See “Er ase messag es” on page 29.
User Guide 31 Vi ew fai led or pending messages Fai led or p ending me ssages ar e stored in your Outbo x folder . T o view mess ages in th e Outbox folder , select Men u > Messagi ng > Ou tbox . Your li st of failed or pending me ssages appe ars with the follow ing symbols.
32 Mess age settings A u to r etr i e ve T o set your phone to automatically retrieve multim edia mes sages, sele ct Select Me nu > Messaging > Msg S etting s > Auto r etriev e and one of the follow ing: • Disab le turns off auto re trieve.
User Guide 33 T ext message r eceipt Y ou can r equest a n otifi cation when a recipient has re ceived your tex t m e ssage. Select Me nu > Me ssaging > Msg Se ttings > T ext Msg Receipt > Re quest . Picture message receipt Y ou can r equest a n otifi cation when a recipient has re ceived your pic ture mess age.
34 Appl ications shop ping and d ownloadin g 8@ METRO Downl oad ringto nes, gam es, gr aphics, a nd more from @me tro . For inform ation on airtim e charge s, contact your Wir eless Carr ier . Applications shopping and downloading 1. From t he home scree n, select @metr o > Mo bile Shop .
User Guide 35 9M ETRO WEB Y ou can u se your p hone to b rowse t he Int ernet if you ha ve obtain ed phone Internet s ervices fr om your s ervice pro vider and if over -the-air I nternet access is availab le in your area. For mo re inform ation abo ut how ai rtime is charge d, contac t your ser vice provi der .
36 Check Web alerts Check Web aler ts Al erts recei ved from a W eb site are se nt to your W eb Ale rts folder . T o check t hem, do the fol lowing: 1. Select Me nu > Me ssaging > W eb Aler ts . This a ction laun ches the b rowser in box. 2. Select OK to accept bro wser fees .
User Guide 37 10 S E TTINGS Menu options The co ntents of th e S e ttin gs menu a re as follo ws: Bluet ooth On/ Off My Dev ices Settings Soun ds Ringer s Roam Ringer Activa tion Ringer Mode Vol um e .
38 Blue tooth® Bluetoot h ® The Bl uetooth ® wire less technolog y on your phone enables w irele ss connec tivity wit h access ories such as p o rta b le o r ins talled hands -free car k its, headsets, h andsets, compu ters, PC cards and adap ters, PDA s, an d speake rs.
User Guide 39 Y our pho ne wait s for t he dev ice’ s resp onse. With th e pa ssword ac cept ed, the de vice shows in My Devi c es . Using Bl uetooth Before you can u se th e Bluetoo th wirele ss te chnology functions of your p hone, you must get your p hone read y to com muni cate wit h a dev ice.
40 Sounds Sounds Y o ur phone has sev eral settings th at control the sound . You ca n sel ect from a vari ety of ring ers and co ntrol the volu m e. Ringers Y ou can c hange the ringer fo r you r phone. You can als o assign ringers fo r diff erent task s.
User Guide 41 Vo l u m e Y o u can contr ol the volu me of yo ur phone ’ s fea tures . V o lum e c o n tr o ls T o con trol the volum e of the p hone’ s rin ger, speake rphone, e arpiece, a nd keypa d: 1. Select Me nu > Settin g s > Sou nds > Vo l u m e > Ringer V olume , Spkr phon e V olume , Ea rpie ce Volum e , or Ke y Vol ume .
42 Display Screensaver Screen savers ap pear on th e ho me screen , act ivat ed 10 sec onds after the last keypr ess. In coming c alls a nd a lerts override t he screen savers. Select Menu > Se tt in gs > Displa y > Screensaver and one of the follow ing options: • Scroll to select a screensa ver .
User Guide 43 Set backl i ght duration T o set the le n gth of time th at backli ghting remains on, se lect Menu > Se ttings > Disp lay > Back lightin g > Dura tion and one of the follow ing: • 7 se conds , 15 s ec onds , or 3 0 seconds (defau lt) turns backl ighting on for a set tim e af ter your l ast keypress.
44 Conveni ence Aut o-h yphen Auto-h yphenation, w hen enabl ed, automatica lly in serts hyp hens into your pho ne numbers t o be consis tent with t h e U .S. dialing p lan , such as 1- 222-333- 4444. Sel ect Menu > Settings > Conv eni ence > Aut o-H yphe n > Enabl ed .
User Guide 45 Change the hold message 1. Select Me nu > Settin g s > Conv enien ce > Hold Call > Re-R ecor d M sg . 2. Record the message t wice, as promp ted. 3. Select Save to save the mess age or O pti ons and on e of the f ollowing. – Pl ay to re play your mes sage.
46 Voic e Features Any key answer T o set the phone to answe r cal ls wh en you pr ess any ke y , selec t Men u > Se ttings > Conv eni ence > Any Key Answer > Enabl ed (t o answer calls with any key e xcept the End , Bac k , or Navi gation key ).
User Guide 47 T o wak e up the phone: 1. Say “W ake Up” an d listen fo r a tone. 2. Say “W ake Up” again unt il you he ar t wo tones . If the phone doe s not rec o gniz e your W ake Up comm and, see “Voi ce trainin g” on pag e 46. V oice answ er Y ou can u se your v oice to answer a cal l when using a hands-free ac cessory .
48 Network TTY devi ce Y ou can c onnect the pho ne to a te letyp e (T TY) device fo r t h e he aring imp aired. Not e: Enable TTY on ly when u sing the phone w ith a TTY devic e. 1. Conne ct the TTY device to the phone. 2. Ent er ##889 with y our keypa d and sel ect TTY or sel ect Men u > Settings > Accessories > TTY Device .
User Guide 49 Set phone li ne Y our pho ne can ha ve two service accounts, or phone lines, ass ociated w ith it . Eac h phone l ine has i ts own pho ne nu mber . Sel ect Menu > Sett ings > Ne twor k > Set Ph one L i n e an d one of the tw o l ines.
50 Sec urity Lock phon e When your phon e is l ocked, yo u ca n call only emerg ency numbers or your servi ce pro vider ’ s custom er s ervice num ber . Y ou can still receiv e incom ing calls. 1. Select Me nu > Settin g s > Securi ty . 2. Enter your four -digit lock code.
User Guide 51 New lock code The lo ck code i s ty p ical ly 0000 or the las t 4 di gits of your phon e numb er . T o chang e your lock co de fr om the defaul t provid ed by the service provid er: 1. Select Me nu > Settin g s > Securi ty . 2. Enter y our four -digit lo ck code.
52 Accessing f olders 11 M EDIA G ALLE RY Y our pho ne stores images an d sounds , and displa ys th o se fi les on the phone’ s scree n. Acces sing folder s T o acc ess the fo lders whe re your ph o.
User Guide 53 12 C AMER A The fo llowing ar e some tip s for you to opera te your p hone’ s camera : • Y ou can n ot activate th e c amera wh ile on an acti ve call or whil e browsin g files in t h e media galle ry . • Once t h e ca mera is a c tive, the external o r home screen act s as the v iewfinder .
54 Camera i ndicator s and icons – Shut ter Sound se ts the sou nd used when the cam era takes a pi cture. – White Balance ad justs the c amera fo r differe n t lig hting. – Col or T o ne sets th e color ton e of the pic ture. – Pi ctu re Q ual ity set s the pictu re compr ession.
User Guide 55 13 T OO LS & G AME S Y our phon e comes wit h tools and games. S om e of the ga mes or t ool s d esc ri bed her e ma y no t be av ailabl e on you r ph one. If you recei ve an incoming call whil e you are pl aying a ga me, the g ame is pau sed and exited.
56 Schedul er – Deta ils displays the details of the fil e. – Er ase All deletes al l m e mos store d. Schedul er The Sched uler enables you to schedule eve nts and set rem inde r alerts. Create an event 1. Select Me nu > T ools & G ames > Sch edule r > Add N ew E vent .
User Guide 57 Vi ew by date 1. Select Menu > To o l s & G a m e s > Sch edu ler and on e of the f ollowing: – Vie w Mon th displays th e cu r rent mont h. Days w ith events are highlighte d. Scroll the cal endar . Pres s the OK ke y to select a date.
58 Al arm cl ock Scheduler sett in gs Y o u can chang e the defa ult settings of your s cheduler . Select Menu > T ools & G ames > Sch eduler > Sett ings and one the followi ng: • Sc hed uler Hour s changes the work day . • Auto Dele te deletes events automatic ally .
User Guide 59 2. Enter t h e am ount of your bill a nd select Next . 3. Select t he percen tage am ou nt to t ip. The new bill am ount is shown . 4. Select Don e to retu rn to menu or Split to split th e b il l. To sp lit th e b ill enter n umber of gue sts and se lect Next .
60 Worl d cloc k 2. T o work th e stopwatch, se lect the follow ing options: – Start begins cou nting. – Sto p pauses counting. – Res et clears t he stopwa tch. Press the Bac k key to retu rn to the m enu. Wor ld clock The wo rld clock ena bles you t o check ti m es in citie s around the world in relatio n to your local t ime.
User Guide 61 14 V OICE C OMM ANDS Y ou can c all a cont act, di al a phon e number , access m en us, or fin d contact informatio n from your v oice dial list u sing voice commands. Not e: You can n ot u se voice r ecognition to end a call; you must press th e End key when the flip is ope n.
62 Voi ce commands 2. From t he home scree n, pr ess and h old the Sen d key . The phone p rompts, “Say a command”. 3. Say “C ontact” an d the nam e of the p erson you wa nt to call . The p hone pro mpts, “P lease rep eat” or “Say a nam e” if it does not recog nize the name.
User Guide 63 15 G ETTI NG H ELP Customer suppor t Y our serv ice provi der’ s customer supp ort depart me nt m ay be a ccessible directly fr om your phone when you dial a numbe r , such as *611 (check with your ser vice provi der).
64 Qualified serv ice Bef ore requ estin g suppor t, please t ry to reprod uce and i solat e the problem . When yo u cont act the Customer Care Cen ter , be read y to provid e the follo wing informat ion: • The na m e o f you r service provider . • The ac tual error message or proble m yo u are exp eriencing .
User Guide 65 16 C ONSUM ER L IMITED W A RRANTY Kyocer a Wi reless Corp . ( “KYOCER A”) offe rs you a li mited warranty that the e nclosed p roduct or produ cts (the “P roduct”) will be fr ee .
66 Become a product ev aluator US E ONL Y KYOCER A APPROVED ACCESSOR IES WITH KYOC ERA PHONES. USE OF ANY UNAUT HORIZED ACCESSO RIES MA Y BE DANGE ROUS AN D WIL L INV AL IDA TE TH E PHONE W ARRANT Y IF SAID ACCE SSORIES CAUS E DAMAG E OR A DEFEC T TO THE PHO NE.
User Guide 67 I NDE X Sym bols @me tro , 34 Nu mer ics 1-to uch diali ng , 44 A accessories , 6 4 headsets , 47 se ttin gs , 47 T-coil hearing ai d , 48 TTY devi ce , 48 adding contacts , 1 8 extensio.
68 assign picture , 19, 22 assign ringer , 19, 22 cal ling numbers , 20 cu stomiz ing , 19 dire ctory , 18 ed iting , 18, 19 email addresses , 20 erase , 19 erasing , 20, 50 fast fin d , 45 fre quent .
User Guide 69 I ico ns , 5, 51 text message , 2 6 IM , 29 images browsing , 52 saved , 52 incoming calls , 16 indicat ors and ico ns camera , 5 4 instant messages , 29 In ter net , 35 K key navig atio.
70 saving , 29 picture messages request receipt , 33 power on a nd o f f sounds , 41 prepend , 2 0 prim ary nu m b er , 20 prior ity text m essage , 25 privacy alert , 48 pro mpt mode mult imed ia me .
User Guide 71 numbers , 13 quick r eference , 15 rapid entry , 1 4 text messages creating , 25 erasing , 2 9 forwar ding , 26 ico n , 26 lo ckin g , 26 no tifica tio n , 26 optio ns , 25 quicktext , 2.
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