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Important Safety Information PL-1 Import ant Safety Information Emergency servic es T o make an emergency call in any country 1 Ensure that your 338 is switched on and in service . 2 Press the Send key to return to the Home scre en if needed. 3 Press 11 2 (or 999 within the UK or 000 in Australia) followed by the Send key .
PL-2 Import ant Safety Information • Do not dispose of batterie s in a fire. Dispose of Li-ION batteri es at a Li-ION recycling point. For more specific batt ery and power supply information, see p ages 6 and 7. • Do not put the battery in your mouth, as ba ttery electrolytes may be toxic if swallowed.
Important Safety Information PL-3 Safety The use of mobile phones is not a llowed in some radiation-sens itive ar eas, such as hospitals, research centres and aircraft. Ensure that you switch off yo ur phone in these areas. If in doubt, remove the bat tery .
PL-4 Import ant Safety Information • Check if local laws and/or r egulations restrict the use of phones whil e driving. V ehi cles equipped with an airbag An airbag inflates with gr eat force. Do not place object s, includi ng either inst alled or portab le wireless equipment, in the a r ea over the airbag or in the ai rbag deployment area.
Important Safety Information PL-5 • FCC Report and Order , ET Docket 93-62, FCC 96-326, Federal Communicatio ns Commission (FCC), August 1996. • Radiocommunications (El ectromagnetic Radiation Human E xposure) S tandard 1999, A ustralian Communications Authority (ACA), May 1999.
CL-1 Contents Content s Important Safety Information .............................................................................................. ..... ........... PL-1 Contents ............................................ ..........................
Conten ts CL-2 Receiving a Voice Call ....... ............. ............. ................ ............. ............. .............. ............. .. ................ ............. ........... 17 T o Receive a Call .......... ............. ..........
CL-3 Contents T o Enter a Space ... ............. ............. ............. ................ ............. ............. ............. ..................... ............. .............. 35 T o Insert a New L ine ............. ............. .........
Conten ts CL-4 Screen settings .................... .................................. ................................. ........................ ....... ................ ............. ........ 59 Calls ........... ............. ............... ......
CL-5 Contents T o Run Downloaded App lications ............. ..................... ....................... ..................... .................. ......... .............. 8 3 Set permis sions ............ ............. ............. ............. ..
Conten ts CL-6 T o synchronise calen dar entries between 338 and a PC .................... ..................... ..................... ............ ........ 1 10 T o delete a cale ndar entry or entries .. ............. ................ ............. .
-1- Introducing your 338 Introducing your 338 Y our 338 combines a wide range of f eatures in a technologically advanced phon e, capable of operating on UMTS (Universal Mobile T eleco mmunication System), also known as 3G , GSM (Global System for Mobile Communications) or 2G and GPRS (General Packet Radio Servi ce) or 2.
Introducing your 338 -2- Keys Options menu key Softkey 2 (SK2) Enter key T rian gle key End (on-off) key Keypad characters (0-9, and #) Internal antenna (not shown) See Efficient Use on page PL-4 for precautions.
-3- Introducing your 338 Home screen and Display symbols Mode Indica tors Home screen Options menu Indicator SK2 indicator St atus In dicators SK1 indicator Message (unread/full) V oicemail received Video message on Server Radio field level (strong-weak/out of service) Area mode (single SIM) 3G/2.
Setting up your 338 -4- Setting up your 338 This section explains how to prepare your phone for use. Before you use your phone you must do the following: • Insert a valid USIM (Universal Subscribe r Identity Module) card • Charge the battery • Set the date and time This section shows you what to do step by step.
-5- Setting up your 338 1 Remove the battery cover (and the battery). 3 Slide the USIM card into place. 2 Insert the USIM card into the U SIM card holder .
Setting up your 338 -6- Battery T o Insert the Battery 1 When fitting the battery , face the outside cover of t he battery towards you. Place the top of the battery into position and push the lower section of the batte ry into place. Y ou can charge the batte ry whenever you wish wi thout aff ecting the performance of the phone.
-7- Setting up your 338 When the phone is being used, the battery level may decr ease even if the phone remains connected to the charger . The battery must be char ged at room temperature. En sure that your phone is switched of f. If the phone temp erature is high, wait until it returns to a norma l temperature.
Setting up your 338 -8- When the battery runs out, the above image blinks and t here is an audio alarm. The phone switches of f shortly afterwards. If the low battery alarm occurs during a call, the call will be disconnected after approximately 60 seconds.
-9- Setting up your 338 Entering your PIN Code If you want to secure inf ormation in your phone , you can ac tivate your PI N code so that the phone cannot be used without entering the PIN as you switch on your phone. (For inf o rmation about how to activate PIN codes, refer to Security on p age 65.
Underst anding the Menus -10- Underst anding the Menus This section describes how to use the menus. By selecting icons, menus, s ubmenus, options menus or bui lding your own shortcut s, you can access the numerous functions and thei r settings.
-11- Understanding the Menus Menu options This section shows you how to use the menus. The following example shows you how to set your wa llpaper . T o set an image as wallpaper T o Do This 1 Display Main Menu Press the MENU key . Main Menu is displayed.
Underst anding the Menus -12- Quick Menu and Home Scree n Shortcut Y ou can create short cuts to an application or a function that you frequently use in the Qui ck menu or on the Home screen. Whenever you can crea te a shortcut to an application/function, t he Link this menu is available on the SK1 .
-13- Understanding the Menus What you can do from the Home Sc reen Apart from creating shortcuts, you can act ivate various function s and settings and cust omise your Home screen. T o return to the Home screen, pr ess the C key several times or press and h old the End key .
Underst anding the Menus -14- Ta s k b a r Pressing and holding the MENU key displays the t askbar at the bottom of the screen. When there are mult iple tasks active at the same time, they are di splayed on the taskbar as ico ns. Highlight using the 4-way navi gation key and press the Enter key to switch to that task.
-15- Making and Receiving Calls Making and Receiving Calls This section guides you through the following step by step: • Making a V oice Call • Receiving a V oice Call • Other things that you ca.
Making and Receiving Call s -16- Making an international call Press and hold 0 to display a "+" symbol. Enter the internat ional country code, then the phone number . Press the Send key to make an international call. Making a call usin g the Contact list Press the MENU key and select Contact s or press the Down ke y .
-17- Making and Receiving Calls Receiving a V oice Call When someone makes a voice call to your 3 number , the ringtune, t he illumination and the vibr ate function are activated depending on your sett ings. When the Calling Line Identif ication (CLI) function has been activat ed by the caller , the caller ’s phone number is displayed.
Making and Receiving Call s -18- Useful T ip s Useful tips for receiving a call are shown below: 3 End the call Press the En d key . The call is disconnected and the ca l l time duration is displayed. T ask Steps T urning off the ringtune Y ou can mute the ringtune by setting the Ring volume on the active handset profile to Silent .
-19- Making and Receiving Calls Vo i c e m a i l When you forward a call to the voicemail centre, the calle r may leave a message for you. If a message is left, either a voicemail icon or me ssage envelope is display ed on yo ur screen. Call the voicemail centre to retrieve the message, following the instruct ions below .
Making and Receiving Call s -20- T o Receive a Se cond Call T o Switch to a Groupt alk Other Operations During a Call T o Do This 1 Another call received during a call Answer the second call, i.e. anothe r call received during the fir st call. Press the SK1 (Answer) .
-21- Making and Receiving Calls Record a Cal l memo Press the Options menu key and select Call memo to start rec ording the conversation. T o stop th e recording, press the Enter key . Both your voice and the other p arty’ s voice are recorded. (20 seconds max.
Making and Receiving Call s -22- Making and Receiving a V ideo Call Availabl e in 3G cove rage only For further information on chan ging the default settings for a video ca ll, refer to Video c alls on page 61. T o Make a Video Call to a Video Capa ble phone T o Make a Video Call to a PC with Webcam This service is network depende nt.
-23- Making and Receiving Calls Useful T ip s Operations D uring a Video Call T ask Steps Making a video call using the cont act list 1P r e s s t h e MENU key and select Contact s or press the Up or Down key . 2 Search and select the addressee’ s phone number/email address.
Making and Receiving Call s -24- T urning the micropho ne on/off (sending/ not sending your voice to the other p arty) T o tur n the microphone on/o ff, do one of the following: • Press (Mute/Unmute) to switch the microphone on and of f. • Alternatively , press the Options menu , Other settings and Mute settings .
-25- Making and Receiving Calls Call Logs Press the Options menu key Æ Call logs Call logs are lists of call records such as in coming /outgoing/missed calls. Up t o 20 entries are saved in each call log. Y ou can make a call using these logs, and do the fo llowing from Call logs on the Options menu.
Locking your 338 -26- Locking your 338 This section describes how to prevent your phone from bei ng used except for answering voic e/video calls. Somet imes when a task has already st arted, it conti nues even after you have locked your phone. When your phone is locked, yo u cannot switch it off.
-27- Setting up your Contacts Setting up your Cont act s This section describes how to work with contacts . Press the “ MENU ” key and select the Contact s icon Cont act Entries Up to 500 entries can be registered in the phone Co ntact list.
Setting up your Contact s -28- Common T asks T o Add a New Entry to the Contact List T o Add a New Contact Group T o Do this 1S t a r t t h e C ont acts function Press the MENU key and select Contacts . 2 S tart a new cont act entry Select Add contac t .
-29- Setting up your Contacts Useful T ip s T ask Step s Accessing a contac t entry Press the MENU key , select the Contact s icon and then Handset co ntact s or USIM contact s . Alternatively , press the Down key on the Home screen. The Contact s list screen is displayed with the search wind ow .
Entering T ext -30- Entering T ext This section describes how to enter and edit text . There are four types of text entry: • Multitap T ext (ABC) Input: Where you press each key as many times as needed to disp lay the character you want. • T9® T ext Input: Where int uitive texting predicts the word you are trying to enter .
-31- Entering T ext Te x t e n t r y Input mode icons Remaining number of characters Editing options T o start messaging: Press and hold the SK2 (Msg) .
Entering T ext -32- Multit ap T ext (ABC) Input The following example shows how to enter the word dog in a text message: Press the key to switch lower case, upper case (shift) and Caps lock. T9® T ext Input In the T9® text Input mode, yo u press each key only once, even if the character you want is not the first ch aracter on the key .
-33- Entering T ext The T9® word prediction is a new feature that hel ps you ty pe faster and easier . It suggest s words you have alread y used. T o accept a predicted word, press the Right or Enter key . Numeric Input Here is the example to enter 364 in a text message af ter changing to the Nu meric Input mode.
Entering T ext -34- Symbol Input T o input symbol(s), two menus are availab le: Symbol input menu and Multi symbol input menu. By using the Symbol in put menu, you can quickly select a symbol and return to text editing , while in the Multi symbol input menu, you can select up to 12 symbols at a time.
-35- Entering T ext Multi symbol inpu t menu T o open the Multi symbol input menu, press and hold the # key in the multitap input , the T9® input or t he numeric input mode. Input one or more symbo ls using the same operation a s in the Symbol input menu as described on page 34.
Entering T ext -36- T o change to delet e/backspace mode, press the Opti ons menu key , Editing options , then Delete or Backsp ace in Clear mode . In Delete mode, you can delete characters after the cu rsor . In Backsp ace mode, you can delete characters before t he cursor .
-37- Using Messaging Using Messaging Press SK2 (Msg) on the Home screen or press the MENU key → Select Messages or Press the 2 key . This section describes how to work with messages: • Overview .
Using Messaging -38- Supported Att achment T ypes The following shows the supported att achment types that can be played/use d by 338 (these files can be attached to messages and transfe rred between your phone and PC): • Video: MPEG 4, WMV , H.
-39- Using Messaging The following describes the options on the Messages menu list : The following describes the Options menu provided under the Messages menu list: Item Description Inbox Displays the received messages. In Messages menu screen, the number of unread messages in Inbox is displayed.
Using Messaging -40- Settings menu provides General , T ext messages , Multimed ia msgs , Email settings , Network defaults an d Reset settings . The following describes the sett ings provided under S.
-41- Using Messaging Multimedia msg s : The following describes the settings provided unde r Multime dia msgs : Receive options Changes the settings for receiving multimedia messages. Download timing : Selects wheth er to receive the multimedia messages manually or automatically .
Using Messaging -42- Email settings for: Email server one or Email server two The following describes the sett ings provided under Email : 3 only allows access via 3mail using IMAP4. Server settings Server name : Displays and edits your email server name.
-43- Using Messaging Writ ing and Sending a New Mes sage The following describes common tasks and useful ti ps when writing and sending a new message: Common T asks New T ext Message T o Do this 1 Set message type (T ext messag e) Press and hold the SK2 (Msg) on the Home screen or press the MENU key , sele ct Messages , and press S K2 (Msg) .
Using Messaging -44- New Multimedia Message Y ou can send Multimedia message s to both 2.5G , 3G phones and email addr esses. Up to 60 att achments are al lowed per message, with the tot al message size not exceeding 150 KB, includi ng the message text.
-45- Using Messaging New Email Up to 60 attachment s are allowed per message with the total da ta size not exceeding 150 KB, including the message text. Attachable file s include ringtunes, images, audio , video and other types of files. Y ou can attach files such as PC applica tion files but you cannot read/edit the se on your phone.
Using Messaging -46- Useful T ip s The availability of each functi on is shown by the following abbreviations: T : T ext message M : Multimedia message E : Email, EP is POP3 only and EI is IMAP4 only 6 Send the email Press t he SK1 (Send) .
-47- Using Messaging T o Edit a Slide Show Y ou can edit the slide show for Multimedia messaging on th e Composer screen. Attachi ng a heading/signature Press the Options menu key and sele ct Insert fixed tex t . Select Insert heading or Insert sig nature .
Using Messaging -48- Receiving and Reading a Message When using other applications: If applications ot her than the messaging applica tion are runni ng when a new message is re ceived, you are notified by a ringtune and a temporary shor tcut icon is created on the Ho me screen, which you find when you return to the Home screen.
-49- Using Messaging T o Receive a Mu ltimedia Message Manu ally T o Read a Messag e 2 Download the content s of the Multimedia message When Download timi ng is set to Automatic (default): The contents of the multimedia message are downloaded auto matically from the message centre (when you are in 3G or 2.
Using Messaging -50- Useful T ip s For Reading a Message The availability of each functi on is shown by the following abbreviations: T: Te x t m e s s a g e M: Multimedia message E: Email, EP is POP3 only (check with 3 for availability) and EI is IMAP4 only T ask Step s A vailable for Checking newly received messages Press the SK2 (Check) .
-51- Using Messaging Moving a message between USIM card memory and the phone memory Select the message, press the Options menu key and select Copy or move . Select the mo ve destination, an d then press SK2 (Mo ve) . T Displaying the address list Select the message, press the Options menu key and select View address list .
Using Messaging -52- Displaying a URL in the message text Select the message, press the Enter key to display the message text. The URL is highlighted. Pre ss the Options menu key and select Open in browser . The browser is displayed with the selected URL.
-53- Using Messaging T o Control the Multimedia Message Player Replying and Forwarding The following describes common tasks and useful ti ps when replying and forwarding. Common T asks T o Reply to a Received Message in In box Ta s k S t e p s St arting the slide show Press th e SK1 (Play) .
Using Messaging -54- T o Forward a Received Messag e in Inbox Useful T ip s Useful tips for repl ying and forwarding are shown below: T o Reply to a Received Message T o Do this 1 S tart the messa ge function Press the SK2 (Msg) or press the MENU key and select Messages .
-55- Using Messaging Organising Messages When the memory allocated for th e message function is full, your 338 ca nnot receive new messages until you move or dele te the old messages. Therefore, to pr event the message memory from being full, we recommend that yo u move or delete unwanted messages reg ularly .
Using Messaging -56- Useful T ip s Tips Deleting a folder Select the folder and pre ss the SK2 (Delete) or press the Options menu key and select Manage folders , Delete folder . Renaming a folder Select the folder , press the Options menu key and select Manage folders , Rename folder .
-57- Changing the Sett ings on your 338 Changing the Settings on your 338 This section describes how to change the settings on your 33 8. Screen image sampl e Press MENU key → Select Settings icon or Press 8 → User se ttings menu (see below).
Changing the Setting s on your 338 -58- Handset Profiles (Press the MENU key → select Settings icon → select Handset settings or press 1 on User settings menu screen) Handse t Profile s allows you.
-59- Changing the Sett ings on your 338 Screen se ttings (Select Screen settings or press 2 on U ser settings menu screen) Screen settings allows you to select the wake-up screen anima tion and the Home screen image. Backlight Backlight : Select s the backlight ON/OFF and brightness settings.
Changing the Setting s on your 338 -60- Calls (Select Calls or press 3 on User setting s menu screen) Calls allo ws you to change various settings for the call fun ction. Item Description All Calls Receiver volu me : Sets the volume level from Silent to Level 6 for receiving calls.
-61- Changing the Sett ings on your 338 Fixed dialling : Lets you dial the set number only . Auto redial : T urns on/of f automatic redial. Vide o ca lls Sets the settings for video calls.
Changing the Setting s on your 338 -62- Call restrictions T u rns the call restriction se rvice on/off, makes an enquiry and displa ys the current service status. Call types: • Outgoing V oice calls/Outgoing Video calls No restrictions : T urns off the outgo ing restrictions service.
-63- Changing the Sett ings on your 338 Advanced settings Quality alarm : T urns the quality alarm on/of f. This notifies you that your call may be disconnected if yo u move into an ar ea where t here is a weak sig nal. Select No alarm, Loud alarm and Soft alar m.
Changing the Setting s on your 338 -64- Date and time (Select Date and time or press 4 on User setting menu screen) Date and time allows you to select t he date and clock display for mats, set the home/dual time, t ime difference fr om GMT , turn the summer t ime function on/of f and view the cur rent time of both clocks.
-65- Changing the Sett ings on your 338 Language (Select Language or press 5 on User settings menu screen) Language allows you to select the language for display and turn word wrap function on/off. Security (Select Security or press 6 on Us er settings menu scre en) Security settings allow you to set lock f unct ion and code number settin gs.
Changing the Setting s on your 338 -66- Set codes Provides settings related to the followin g code numbers. • PIN1: Can be used when powering on, to prevent false access to your 338. • PIN2: Can be used for Fixed dialling setting (Refer to Fixed dialling on page 61.
-67- Changing the Settings on your 338 Network setup (Select Network setup or press 7 on User settings menu screen) Network setup settings allows you to change variou s sett ings related to the mobi le phone network: Item Description Network select Selects the network operator (Publ ic Land Mobile Network, PLMN) automatically/ manually .
Changing the Setting s on your 338 -68- Clear settings (Select Clear settings or press 8 on User settings menu screen) Clear settings function allows yo u to reset the settings you have made and clear the phone's memory . Clear settings is n ot available while an appli cation is running.
-69- Using the Browser to Access 3 Service s Using the Browser to Access 3 Services This section describes how to use the browser . Pressing the gives you access to a range of content, services and information f rom 3 . For example, viewing the latest news and weather , downloading games, checking sports results, findi ng locations and much more.
Using the Browser to Access 3 Services -70- Saved pages Displays the list of p ages saved as of fline. Highlight a save d page title and p ress the Options menu key to see the following sub menus: Edit title : Edit s the saved page title (up to 24 single-b yte characters).
-71- Using the Browser to Access 3 Service s Copy as text Copies the text on the displayed p age. T o start the copy , press the Enter key at the beginning. Press the Down key to select the text. Pr ess the Enter key at the end. Save image Saves an image to the Image list.
Using the Browser to Access 3 Services -72- Page information Check page title Displays the title of the displayed page. Check URL Displays the URL of the displayed page . Check certificate Displays the certificate on the displayed p age. When the contents of th e displayed page have been downloaded witho ut a certificate, t his menu is greyed out.
-73- Using the Browser to Access 3 Service s Common T asks T o End a Browser session T o Download and Save a File in your 338 Fil e Manager To B o o k m a r k T o Do this 1 End a browse r session Press the En d key . T o Do this 1 S tart the browser Press the .
Using the Browser to Access 3 Services -74- Useful T ip s Ta s k S t e p s Links and Anchors Pressi ng the En ter key on a highlighted link/anchor lets you either: • Jump to the URL • Make a voice.
-75- Using your 338's Advanced Featu res Using your 338's Advanced Features Y our 338 brings you a whole new world of mobile multimedia co mmunications! This section describes the following .
Using your 338's Advanced Features -76- Image Viewer Using the Image Vi ewer , you can view photos you take usin g 338’s camera, as well as images do wnloaded to your 338 or received attached t o a message. Such images can be used as a home scree n wallpaper or contact p icture.
-77- Using your 338's Advanced Featu res T o St art/Switch T asks During Multitasking High-Spee d Dat a Communications Y our 338 supports high-speed d ata communication rates for y our PC via a USB connection. PC Connection requir es 338 PC Synchronisation and File T ransfer software , as well as a USB data cable (availabl e as an accessory).
Using your 338's Advanced Features -78- Messaging Y our 338 supports three t ypes of messaging serv ices: T e xt message, Mult imedia message and Email : • T ext message service is suitable for exchanging text messages. Refer to Message section on page 37 for det ails.
-79- Using the File Manager Using the File Manager (Press the Menu ke y → select File manager icon ) Y ou can manage all of your captured and downloaded files from here. Y ou can run files th at have supported format s, copy , move, and so rt them as well as previewing image fil es, and attaching files to messages.
Using the File Manager -80- Image files Downloaded and captured image files are stor ed here. Five user folders can be created und er Imag e files with a total of 100 f iles.
-81- Using the File Manager Operations un der File manager T o manage your files, the following o perations are available. T ask Description New folder Creates a new folder in the selected folder: Video files/Image files/ Music files/Sound files/Oth er files.
Using the File Manager -82- Delete Deletes the highlighted fi le/multiple files/folders. Up to 100 files can be selected at one time. When an open file is included in the selected fil es to delete, the delete operation does not complete. Refer to T o S elect Multipl e Items on page 76 for details on selecting multiple items.
-83- Running Java™ Application s Running Java™ Applications This section describes how to run Java™ applicati ons downloaded through the browser .
Running Java™ Applicatio ns -84- Pressing the Options menu key on Application screen displays the following items: Set permissions T o set permissions, press the Options menu key on Java™ screen, select the Set permissions and press the Enter key .
-85- Running Java™ Application s Settings T o change the following settings, press the Options menu key and select Settings and press the Enter key . Item Description Show information Selects whether to disp lay application properties when downloading a Java™ application or not.
Using the Multimedia Centre -86- Using the Multimedia Centre This section describes how t o use your 338's multimedia cent re to capture and play back multimedia files. Y ou can also use it to play back files that have been downloaded or sent to you.
-87- Using the Multimedia Centre Multime dia centre provides the following functions: Capture: • Camera ( T ake photo ) • Video camer a ( Make video ) • V oice recorder ( Record sound ) Player: .
Using the Multimedia Centre -88- The following shows an example of the camera capture screen fo r T ake photo with the image size set to Mail (128x9 6) : Item Description Navigation key indicator Indicates what the navigation keys do.
-89- Using the Multimedia Centre Camera Icons: Exposure adjustment Zoom in/Zoom out Start/end recording T ake a shot <Navigation key indicator> Video recording Self timer on Video without sound .
Using the Multimedia Centre -90- Camera Options menu Item Description Size Selects phot o size and video file size. Photo size Mail (128x96) : 128 x 96 pixels.
-91- Using the Multimedia Centre Camera Settings To Ta k e a P h o t o 1 Press the SK1 (Camera) from t he Home screen and press the SK1 (Photo) or select T ake photo from Multimedia centre . Press the Enter ke y to take a photo. When the self t imer is turned on, a photo is taken af ter 10 seconds.
Using the Multimedia Centre -92- T o Make a Video 1 Press the SK1 (Camera) fro m the Home screen or select Make video on Multim edia centre . Press the Enter key to start recording. Y ou can change the following set tings: 2 Press the Enter key to stop recording.
-93- Using the Multimedia Centre V oice Re corder The voice recorder fea ture allows you to record a message wh ile you are not online. The recording time is 60 seco nds. The recorded voice is automatically saved as an AMR file which can be att ached to a multimedia message/email.
Using the Multimedia Centre -94- Player The following shows an example of the player screen: Image viewer The image viewer function of Multim edia cent re allows you to view JPEG , GIF , PNG , BMP , WBMP , JFIF and DCF image files. The image files can be captured by the phone, downlo aded from a browser or received att ached to a message.
-95- Using the Multimedia Centre T o Vi ew an Image File Visual effec ts Apply visual ef fects to the displayed image. Sele ct Negative image , Sepia tone , Mirror image , Sof ten image , Sharpe n image or Emboss . If the animation GIF is displayed, this option cannot be selected.
Using the Multimedia Centre -96- Video pl ayer The Play video in Multimedia centre allows you to play MPEG 4, AAC, AMR, WMV and H.263 video files captured by the phone, downloaded from a browser o r received attached t o a message. The 338 allows you to play all the files in a sele cted file.
-97- Using the Multimedia Centre T o repla y a file from the beginning af ter you start playing, press the Lef t key . Note that you can only do this if the play time is two seconds or more.
Using the Multimedia Centre -98- The following Options menus are available for Play music and Play sound : T o Play an Au dio File Item Description Select fi le Selects the file type and then the file to play .
-99- Using the Multimedia Centre T o repla y a file from the beginning af ter you start playing, press the Lef t key . Note that you can only do this if the play time is two seconds or more. Playlist s Y ou can create a list of images, video or audio files t o play su ccessively and save them as a playlist.
Connecting your 338 to a PC -100- Connecting your 338 to a PC This section describes how to connect your 338 to a PC using a USB cable and PC sof tware CD, available as opti onal accessories from 3. Through this int erface, you may be able to est ablish a dial-up connection to the PC to access the Internet.
-101- Connecting your 338 to a PC T o Establish a Dial-up Connection to a PC using a USB Cable Do the following on your 338: This service is currently not available in the UK. Do the following o n the PC: Please ensure your 338 and the PC are c onne cted via USB cable before proceeding.
Connecting your 338 to a PC -102- Please note that cert ain recurring appointments are not supported by this phone and as such may not be created on the phone during dat a exchange. T o T ransfer Dat a between the phone and a PC Y ou can only do this from your PC .
-103- Connecting your 338 to a PC Please check that this se rv ice is supported by your service provider - co ntact 3 for further det ails. Synchronisati on Options Press the MENU key Æ Synchronisation Æ Select a Server Æ Press ‘ Options menu ’ key .
Connecting your 338 to a PC -104- T o do this, f ollow the steps belo w: Please check that this se rv ice is supported by your service provider - co ntact 3 for further det ails.
-105- Connecting your 338 to a PC Server one to Server six For Server name , User database , Server database and Synchronisation method , Servers one to six have their own default values that are conf.
Using the T oolbox -106- Using the T oolbox This section describes how to use your 338 to help manage your time and t asks. Y ou can use your 338 at home or work as a calendar with appoint ments and T o Do lists, as an alarm clock, as a calculator and much more.
-107- Using the T oolbo x Calendar (Press MENU key → select T oolbox → select Calendar ) Calenda r tool has four entry t ypes: Appointment , Multiday event , Special oc casion and Days off . Y ou can save up to 200 calendar entries. Calendar T o display the calen dar , press the MENU key and select T oolbox and Calendar .
Using the T oolbox -108- T o add a new c alendar entry T o add a ne w calendar entry , press the SK1 (New) from the Monthly or Weekl y screen or press the Options menu key and select New . Y ou ca n store the following types of calendar entri es, an appointment, a multiday event a speci al occasion or a holiday (Days of f).
-109- Using the T oolbo x • Set the Speci al occasion items (Y ou must enter information marked with *.) Filter view : Select the filter type from Public or Private . Press the Enter key . Contents* : Ente r the contents (up to 150 single-byte ch aracters) and press the Enter key .
Using the T oolbox -110- When Reminder is turned on, the alarm goes of f at the set time. However if you turn it off from the days appoin tment or special occasion befor e the set time, the r eminder is cancelled and the alarm does not go of f. T o reset it , open the appointment or special occasion and set the Reminder to on.
-111- Using the T oolbo x T o delete a calendar entr y or entries T o Do this 1 Delete a calendar entry Select the calendar entr y you want to delete and press the Enter key . Press the Opti ons menu key , select Delete , Delete event and press the Enter key .
Using the T oolbox -112- To D o (Press MENU key → select T oolbox → select To D o ) This feature allows you to set up T o Do tasks that should be finished by a certain date.
-113- Using the T oolbo x Useful T ip s Y ou can use an old T o Do task as a templa te to creat e a new task. Select t he task you want to copy on T o Do list or display the Detail screen. Press the Options menu key , select Copy and press the Enter ke y .
Using the T oolbox -114- To D e l e t e To D o Ta s k s Useful T ip s When you select To D o , you are presented with the To D o l i s t which lists all t asks (both finished and unf inished) in chronological order . Y ou can filter the T o do list to display onl y the T o Do entries for a particul ar status or category .
-115- Using the T oolbo x Alarm cloc k (Press MENU key → select T oolbox → select Alarm clock ) To S e t a n A l a r m Select the alarm clock to set up to 5 alarms from Ala rm 1 to Alarm 5 and press the Enter key , or press the SK1 (Edit) . Y ou can set a recurring alarm to ring at a specific time on several days of the week.
Using the T oolbox -116- Useful T ip s • When the al arm and vibrate go o ff, press t he SK1 (T urn off) to stop the alarm. • When the al arm goes off and you have set sn ooze, do any of th e following: - T o stop the alarm clock and cancel snooze, press the SK2 (O ff) .
-117- Using the T oolbo x T o Edit an Alarm T o edit your alarm clock setting , press the SK1 (Ed it) and edit. Follow the instructions in T o Set an Alarm on pa ge 1 15. T o Chan ge alarm clo ck st atus Y ou can change alarm clock status on/ off/disable o n the Ala rm clock list screen.
Using the T oolbox -118- Notep ad (Press MENU key → select T oolbox → select Notep ad ) The Notepad fe ature allows you to keep notes an d other usef ul information, such as agendas and minutes of meetings, shopping lists and other items you need to remember .
-119- Using the T oolbo x T o Delete a Notep ad Entry 3 Edit contents Select Note contents and press the Enter key . Edit a text message (up to 512 single-byt e characters) and press the Enter key . Y ou can save the notep ad entry by pressing SK1 (Save) .
Using the T oolbox -120- Calculator (Press MENU key → select T oolbox → select Calcula tor ) Calculator Y our 338 has a built-in ca lculator , which can add, subtract, divide and multiply . Use the following keys: T o Use the Calculator In this example, we are going to multiply 10.
-121- Using the T oolbo x When switching from the currency converter to the calcul ator , the cash amount value of t he currency converter is displayed in the tot als area of the calculator unless the currency calculation result is displaye d.
Using the T oolbox -122- Call memo (Press MENU key → select T oolbox → select Call memo ) The Call memo feature allows you to re cord a short audio message (up to 20 seconds) during a call. Y ou can use a Call memo to temporarily store phone numbers, addresses or reminders.
-123- Shortcut Keys Shortcut Keys Shortcut keys can help you access some things more easily . The following table s hows the shortc ut keys that are available and explains what you can use them for in various mode s. The word "long" means pressing and holding a key .
Shortcut Keys -124- While dialling SK1 Makes a video call to the entered number SK2 Saves the entered number to the contact list UP Moves the cursor up Down Moves the cursor down Left Moves the cursor.
-125- Shortcut Keys While receiving SK1 Answers the call SK2 Ignores the call UP T urns the ringtune volume up Down T urns the ringtune volume down Send Answers the call Send (long) Switches handsfree.
Shortcut Keys -126- T ext entry using multitap mode SK1 Switches to numeric mode (and, if pressed again, switches to T 9® mode) SK2 Cancels text editing Options menu Displays the Options menus Enter .
-127- Shortcut Keys T ext entry using T9® mode SK1 Switches to Multitap mode (and, if pressed again, switches to numeric mode) A last candidate is displayed: Goes to Multit ap mode temporarily (and r.
Shortcut Keys -128- T ext entry using numeri c mode SK1 Switches to T9® mode (and then, if pressed again, switches to Multitap mode ) SK2 Cancels text editing Options menu Displays the Options menus .
-129- Index Index A Activate PIN1 66 Alarm clock 1 15 Any key answer 60 APN 67 Appointment 107 Attachment type s 38 Audio player 97 Auto lock 65 Auto re dial 61 B Battery 6 Bookmarks 69 Browser 69 C C.
Index -130- GPRS 1 Greet ing 59 Grouptalk 20 H Handset code 66 Handset profile 58 Handsfree call 23 Heading/signature 47 Home screen 3, 12 I Icon list 10 Ignore call if no ID 63 Image quality 24 Image.
-131- Index P Paste 36 Pause dial 17 Photo 91 Picture quality 61, 90 PIN 9, 65 Player 94 Playlist 99 POP3 42 Portrait display 63 Power on/off 8 Power save time 59 Power saver 8 Pref.
Index -132- V Video 92 Video cal l 22, 78 Video camera 87 Video player 96 Videomail 63 VIG 61 Visual eff ects 95 V oice call 15 V oice reco rder 93 V oicemail 19, 63 W Wallp aper 59 Z Zone 64 Zoom 9 1.
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