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GT -P6200 user manual.
Using this manual 2 U sing this manual Congr atulations on y our purchase of the Samsung mobile device. This pow er ful, “ go anywhere ” device, puts the best of the web and mobile computing a t your fingertips in a lightweight, highly v ersatile platf orm that fits your active lifestyle.
Using this manual 3 F ormatting and deliv er y of this user manual is based ● on Google Android operating sy stems and may v ar y depending on the user ’ s operating sy stem. Applications and their functions may vary by countr y , ● region, or har dwar e specifications.
Using this manual 4 ► Refer to —pages with r elated inf ormation; f or example: ► p . 12 (r epresen ts “ see page 12”) → F ollow ed by —the or der of options or menus you must select to .
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Contents 7 Assembling ............................................................. 11 Unpack .................................................................................... 1 1 Install the SIM or USIM card .......................................
Contents 8 Messaging .............................................................................. 5 8 Google Mail ............................................................................ 6 0 Email ................................................
Contents 9 Downloads ........................................................................... 10 4 eBook .................................................................................... 10 4 Google Search .......................................
Contents 10 T roubleshooting .................................................. 130 Safety precautions ............................................... 135 Index .
Assembling 11 Assembling Unpack Check your pr oduct box for the f ollowing it ems: Mobile device ● Quick star t guide ● Use only Samsung-appro ved software. P ira ted or illegal soft war e may cause damage or malfunctions that are not cov ered b y your manufacturer's warranty .
Assembling 12 Install the SIM or USIM card When you subscribe to a c ellular ser vice , you will r eceive a Subscriber Identity Module (SIM) card, with subscription details, such as y our personal identification number (PIN) and optional ser vices.
Assembling 13 Charge the battery only with a charger . Y ou cannot ● charge the battery with the USB cable. When your batt er y is low , the device will emit a ● warning tone and display a lo w battery message. T he battery icon will also be empty .
Assembling 14 Plug the USB pow er adapter into a po wer outlet. 2 Y ou can use the device while it is charging, but it ma y ● take longer to fully charge the batt er y . While the device is charg ing , the touch screen ma y ● not function due to an unstable power supply .
Assembling 15 Samsung uses approv ed industr y standards f or memory cards , but some brands may not be fully c ompatible with your device . Using an inc ompatible memor y card may damage your devic e or the memor y card and can corrupt data stor ed on the card .
Assembling 16 Remov e the memor y card › Before r emoving a memory card, first unmount it f or saf e remov al. Open the application list and select 1 Settings → Stor age → Unmount SD card . Open the memor y card co ver . 2 Push the memory card gently until it disengages from the 3 device.
Getting star ted 17 Getting star ted T urn y our devic e on and off T o turn on your devic e, pr ess and hold [ ]. If you turn on your device for the first time , f ollow the on-scr een instructions to set up your device . T o turn off your devic e, pr ess and hold [ ] and select Po we r off → OK .
Getting star ted 18 Get to know your devic e Device la y out › 4 1 5 3 2 3 6 7 8 9.
Getting star ted 19 10 1 1 12 13 16 15 14 Number F unction 1 Earpiece 2 Pr o ximity sensor / Light sensor 3 Speaker 4 Mouthpiece 5 Mouthpiece 6 F ron t camera lens 7 P ow er/Reset/Lock key 8 V olume key 1. Active only when you use the speakerphone featur e or rec ord videos.
Getting star ted 20 Number F unction 9 Multifunction jack 10 GPS antenna 1 1 Rear camera lens 12 Flashbulb 13 Headset jack 14 Main antenna 15 SIM card slot 16 Memor y card slot Keys › Key F unction .
Getting star ted 21 Indicator icons › Icons shown on the bottom of the scr een may v ar y depending on your r egion or service provider . Icon Definition No signal Signal strength GPRS network conne.
Getting star ted 22 Icon Definition Call diverting ac tivat ed P ow er saving mode activated USB tethering activated Wi-F i tethering ac tivated New text or multimedia message New email message New Go.
Getting star ted 23 Use the t ouch screen Y our device’ s touch screen lets you easily select items or per form functions. Learn basic actions to use the touch screen. T o a void scrat ching the touch scr een, do not use ● sharp tools. Do not allow the touch screen t o come int o contact ● with other electrical devices.
Getting star ted 24 Y ou can control your touch scr een with the f ollowing actions: T ap: T ouch once with y our finger to select or launch a menu, ● option, or application. Drag: T ap and drag your finger up , down, left, or right to ● move t o items on lists .
Getting star ted 25 Lock or unlock the t ouch screen › When you do not use the devic e for a specified period , your device turns off the touch screen and aut omatically locks the touch screen t o prev ent any un wan ted device opera tions. T o manually lock the touch screen, pr ess [ ].
Getting star ted 26 Number F unction 1 Search for applica tions and files in your device and specific data on the web with the Google Search widget. 2 Select a dot at the top of the screen to mov e directly to the corresponding scr een. 3 Customise the Home scr een.
Getting star ted 27 Number F unction 6 Open the mini apps panel. › Add it ems to the Home scr een Y ou can customise the Home screen by adding shortcuts to applications or items in applications , widgets, or f olders . T o add an item t o the Home screen, F rom the Home scr een, select 1 .
Getting star ted 28 Remov e items fr om the Home screen › T ap and hold an item to r emov e. 1 The trash bin appears at the t op right of the Home screen.
Getting star ted 29 Fligh t mode ● : Activate or deactivate F light mode . Y ou can also adjust the display brightness or access the settings menu. A vailable options may vary depending on your region or ser vice pro vider . Ac c ess applications F rom the Home scr een, select 1 Apps to acc ess the application list.
Getting star ted 30 C ustomise y our devic e Get more from y our device by cust omising it to mat ch your pref erences . Change the language of the display › Open the application list and select 1 Settings → Language and input → Select language .
Getting star ted 31 Pr ess and hold [ ● ] and select Silent mode . Y ou can set the device to aler t you to various ev ents in Silent mode. Open the applica tion list and select Settings → Sound → V ibrate → Alw ays or Only in Silent mode .
Getting star ted 32 Adjust the brigh tness of the display › Open the application list and select 1 Settings → Screen → Brightness . Clear the check box next to 2 Aut omatic brightness . Drag the slider to adjust the lev el of brightness. 3 Select 4 OK .
Getting star ted 33 Draw a patt ern by dragging y our finger to connect at least 3 4 dots and select Continue . Draw the patt ern again to confirm and select 4 Confirm . Set an unlock PIN code Open the application list and select 1 Settings → L ocation and security → C onfigur e lock screen → PIN .
Getting star ted 34 Once the PIN lock is enabled, y ou must enter the PIN each time you turn on the device . If you enter an incorr ect PIN too many times, y our SIM ● or USIM card will be blocked . Y ou must enter a PIN unlock key (PUK ) to unblock the SIM or USIM card .
Getting star ted 35 Enter the passw ord f or your Samsung acc ount and select 6 OK . Select 7 Alert message recipients . Enter the passw ord f or your Samsung acc ount again and 8 select OK . Enter a phone number including a coun tr y code (with +). 9 Enter the text message to be sent t o the recipients .
Getting star ted 36 Enter t ext using the Android k eyboard › Enter text by selecting alphanumeric keys and you can use the follo wing keys: 1 2 4 5 6 7 8 3 Number F unction 1 Change case. 2 Switch between Number/S ymbol mode and ABC mode. 3 Move the cursor to the ne xt text input field.
Getting star ted 37 Enter t ext using the Samsung keypad › Enter text by selecting alphanumeric keys and you can use the follo wing keys: 4 1 2 3 5 7 8 3 9 12 10 1 1 6 Number F unction 1 Minimise the vir tual keypad. 2 Move the cursor to the ne xt text input field.
Getting star ted 38 Number F unction 10 Enter text by v oice . This f eature ma y be unavailable depending on the selected input language. 1 1 Switch t o the handwriting keypad. 12 Inser t an emoticon; Open the emoticon list (tap and hold). Y ou can ac tivate XT9 predictive text mode by selecting → XT9 .
Getting star ted 39 When the wor d displays c orrectly , select 4 to insert a space. If the corr ect word does not display , select an alternative w ord fr om the list that appears . Repeat steps 1-4 to complet e your t ext. 5 Y ou can also tap the keys to enter text.
Getting star ted 40 Number F unction 7 Clear your input. 8 Star t a new line. 9 Minimise the vir tual keypad. 10 Enter text by v oice . This f eature ma y be unavailable depending on the selected input language.
Web 41 We b Bro w ser Learn to ac cess and bookmark your favourite w eb pages. Y ou may incur additional charges for acc essing the ● web and downloading media files . F or details , con tact your service provider . The web br ow ser menu may be labelled diff erently ● depending on your r egion or service provider .
Web 42 Number F unction 1 Close the current tab . 2 Move backward or f or war d to web pages in history . 3 Reload the current web page; While the device is loading web pages , this icon changes to . 4 Open a new tab . 5 Search for inf ormation. 6 Acc ess a list of web br owser options .
Web 43 T o sa ve the curren t web page and r ead it offline later , select ● → Sav e page . T o view page details , select ● → Page inf o . T o view the items do wnloaded from the w eb , select ● → Downloads . T o print the w eb page using a WLAN or USB c onnection, ● select → P rint .
Web 44 Book mark y our fav ourite w eb pages › If you know the web address of the w eb page, y ou can manually add a bookmar k. Add a bookmark Open the application list and select 1 Brow ser . Select 2 → . Y ou can also selec t to bookmark the current web page.
Web 45 Crea te a bookmark folder Open the application list and select 1 Brow ser . Select 2 → → New folder . Enter a name f or the bookmark folder and select 3 Done . Ac cess r ec ent history › Open the application list and select 1 Brow ser . Select 2 → History .
Web 46 Manage feed sour ces › Open the application list and select 1 Pulse . Select 2 to view the feed sour ce list. Select 3 or to add or delete a feed sourc e. Market Based on the Android platf orm, your devic e ’ s func tionality can be extended by installing additional applications.
Web 47 Y ou T ube Learn to view and upload videos via Y ouT ube. This f eature ma y be unavailable depending on y our region or service provider . › W atch videos Open the application list and select 1 Y ou T ube . Select a video from the list. 2 T ap a video screen and select 3 to display a full scr een.
Web 48 Search for a specific loca tion › Open the application list and select 1 Maps . If you are launching this application f or the first time, 2 select OK . The map will display y our current location. Select 3 Search Maps . Enter a keyword f or the location and select 4 .
Web 49 Select a travel method (car , bus, or walk) and select 4 Go . The rout e is indicated on the map . Depending on the selected travel method , you ma y see multiple rout es. When you ar e finished, select 5 → Clear Map . Latitude Learn to shar e your loca tion with your friends and view friends’ locations via G oogle Latitude ™ .
Web 50 Places Learn to sear ch for a plac e around y ou. This f eature ma y be unavailable depending on y our region or service provider . Open the application list and select 1 Places . Select a categor y . 2 Y our device searches for places ar ound your curr ent location that are r elated t o the category .
Web 51 Enter y our destination by using one of the f ollowing 3 methods: Speak Destination ● : Speak your destination such as “Navigate t o destination. ” T ype Destination ● : Enter y our destination with the vir tual keypad. Con tacts ● : Select your destination from addresses of your con tacts.
Communication 52 C ommunica tion Calling Learn to use calling functions, such as making and answering calls, using options av ailable during a call or customising and using call-relat ed featur es. Make or answ er a call › Y ou can use the buttons or the touch screen when you make , accept, end or r eject calls.
Communication 53 Answ er a call 1 When a call comes in, drag in an y direction until it reaches the bor der of the circle . When the device is ringing , press the V olume key to mute the ringtone . T o end the call , select 2 End call . Reject a c all When a call comes in, drag in any dir ection until it reaches the border of the cir cle.
Communication 54 Use options during a v oic e call › Y ou can use the following options while a voice call is in progr ess: T o adjust the v oice volume , pr ess the V olume key up or ● down. T o place a call on hold , select ● . T o retrieve a held call , select .
Communication 55 Use options during a video call › Y ou can use the following options while a video call is in progr ess: T o switch between the fr ont and r ear camera lens, select ● Swit ch camera . T o open the dialling scr een, select ● Ke ypad .
Communication 56 Set auto rejection Use auto r ejection to reject calls from certain numbers automatically . T o ac tivate aut o rejection and create aut o reject lists, Open the application list and select 1 Settings → C all → Call rejection . Select 2 Enable auto reject to activate auto r ejection.
Communication 57 Set call for war ding Call diverting is a network feature t o send incoming calls to another number that you specify . Y ou can set this featur e separately f or sever al conditions when you ar e not able to answer calls , such as when you ar e already on the phone or when you ar e outside of the ser vice area.
Communication 58 V iew call logs › Y ou can view logs of your calls and messages filtered by their types. Open the application list and select 1 Phone → Logs . Select 2 → V iew by → an option to sort the logs. Select a log to view its details.
Communication 59 Send a multimedia message › 1 Open the application list and select Messaging . Select 2 . Add r ecipients of your message . 3 Enter phone numbers or email addr esses manually , ● separating them with a semicolon or a c omma. Select phone numbers or email addresses from the lists ● by selecting .
Communication 60 Listen to v oic e mail messages › If you have set missed calls t o be diverted to the voice mail ser ver , callers can leav e voice messages when y ou do not answer incoming calls . T o access y our voice mail inbo x and listen to y our messages, Open the application list and select 1 Phone → Dialer , and then tap and hold 1 .
Communication 61 V iew an email message › Open the application list and select 1 Google Mail . Select an email message. 2 F rom the message view , use the following options: T o mov e to the pr evious or next message, select ● Older or Ne wer . T o sear ch for an email message , select ● .
Communication 62 Email Learn to send or view email messages via y our personal or company email ac count. Set up an email accoun t › Open the application list and select 1 Email . Enter y our email address and passw ord . 2 Select 3 Nex t (for gener al email accoun ts) or Manual setup (for other compan y email acc ounts).
Communication 63 Select the subjec t field and enter a subject. 5 Select the tex t input field and enter y our email text. 6 Select 7 → files to attach. Select 8 Send to send the message. If you are offline or outside y our ser vice area, the message will be held in the outbox until y ou are online and in your service area.
Communication 64 T o mov e the message to another f older , select ● → Move . T o view the messages by ca tegory , select ● → List b y . T o change the view mode , select ● → V iew mode . T o change the backgr ound colour , select ● → Background c olour .
Communication 65 Select 2 . Enter an email addr ess of the friend and select 3 Send invita tion . When your friend acc epts the invita tion, the friend is added to your friend list. Star t a chat › Open the application list and select 1 T alk . Select a fr iend from the friend list.
Entertainment 66 Ent er tainment Music play er Learn to list en to your fa vourite music while on the go with the music player . The music player supports the following file formats: mp3, aac , ogg, wma, m4a, mp4, flac ( C odec: MP3, AAC, AA C+, eAA C+, FLA C, WM A, Vorbis).
Entertainment 67 Play music › After transf erring music files to your device or memory card, Open the application list and select 1 Music play er . Select a music categor y 2 → a music file. T ap the music play er . 3 Contr ol playback with the virtual keys.
Entertainment 68 Crea te a pla ylist › Open the application list and select 1 Music play er . Select 2 → New pla ylist . Enter a title f or your new pla ylist and select 3 OK . T o add music files to the pla ylist, select 4 next to the music files you want t o add and select Done .
Entertainment 69 Captur e a photo › Open the application list and select 1 Camer a to turn on the camera. Aim the lens at the subject and make any necessary 2 adjustments. 4 5 6 1 3 2 Number F unction 1 Use camera shortcuts. ● : Change the flash settings.
Entertainment 70 Number F unction 3 View the default st orage location. 4 Switch t o the camcorder . 5 Capture a phot o . 6 Open the image viewer to view phot os or videos you captur ed or recor ded. T ap where y ou want to f ocus on the pr eview screen.
Entertainment 71 C a p t u r e a p h o t o b y u s i n g p r e s e t o pt i o n s f or › various scenes Y our camera provides you with pr edefined settings for various scenes. Y ou can simply selec t the proper mode f or your shooting condition and subjects.
Entertainment 72 Aim the camera lens at y our subject and selec t 4 . Y our device recognises people in an image and detects their smiles. When the subjec t smiles, the devic e automatically takes a photo . Captur e a panoramic phot o › Y ou can take wide panoramic photos using P anorama shooting mode.
Entertainment 73 Move the device t o follo w the moving subject. 5 The device automa tically takes the next photos. Continue t o follo w the subject until the device has 6 captured all the shots necessary for the action photo .
Entertainment 74 Option F unction Resolution Change the resolution option. White balance Adjust the colour balanc e accor ding to lighting conditions . Metering Select a t ype of exposure metr e. Outdoor visibility Activate Outdoor visibility to select an appropriate ligh ting condition.
Entertainment 75 Aim the lens at the subject and make any necessary 3 adjustments. 2 5 4 1 6 3 Number F unction 1 Use camcor der shor tcuts . ● : Change the flash setting. ● : Switch t o the front camera lens and recor d a video of yourself . ● : Change the recor ding mode (for attaching to a message or f or saving normally).
Entertainment 76 Number F unction 4 Switch t o the camera. 5 Record a video . 6 Open the image viewer to view phot os or videos you captur ed or recor ded. T ap where y ou want to f ocus on the pr eview screen. The 4 focus frame mo ves t o the place you tap and changes t o green when the subject is in focus .
Entertainment 77 Option F unction Flash Change the flash setting; Y ou can manually turn the flash on or off . Recording mode Change the recor ding mode. Exposure value Adjust the exposur e value . Timer Select the length of the delay before the camera starts recording a video .
Entertainment 78 V ideo pla y er Learn to use the video pla yer t o play various kinds of videos. The video play er supports the following file formats: MP4, 3GP , A VI, WMV , ASF , MK V , FL V , WEBM. A void locking the device ’ s screen while playing a DivX ● Video-On-Demand.
Entertainment 79 Galler y Learn to view phot os and play videos sav ed in your devic e ’ s memor y . Suppor ted file forma ts › T ype F ormat Image Extension: BMP , GIF , JPG, PNG ● Video Extension: 3gp (mp4), avi (divx), wm v (asf ), ● flv , mkv , webm Codec: MPEG4, H.
Entertainment 80 Select a photo (with no icon) to view . 3 While viewing a photo , use the f ollowing options: T o view mor e photos, scr oll left or right. ● T o zoom in, plac e two fingers on the screen and spr ead ● them apar t. T o zoom out, mov e your fingers closer t ogether .
Entertainment 81 Photo edit or Y ou can edit photos and apply various effects. Open the application list and select 1 Photo editor . Select 2 Selec t picture → a folder → an image. Y ou can create a new photo by selecting Captur e picture . Select 3 → OK and drag your finger o ver the ar ea you want to select.
Personal inf ormation 82 P ersonal informa tion C ontacts Learn to cr eate and manage a list of y our personal or business contacts. Y ou can sa ve names , mobile phone numbers, home phone numbers, email addr esses, birthdays and more f or your con tacts.
Personal inf ormation 83 › Retrieve c ontacts by y our acc ount Y ou can retrieve contacts by synchronising y our assigned account. Open the application list and select 1 Con tacts . Select 2 → V iew SNS friends . Select an account. 3 An updated con tact list is retrieved and sav ed on your device automatically .
Personal inf ormation 84 Select a memor y location. 3 If you have mor e than one acc ount, select an account to which you want t o add the contact. Select an option for impor ting a single contact file, 4 multiple contact files, or all contact files, and select OK .
Personal inf ormation 85 Crea te y our namecard › Open the application list and select 1 Con tacts . Select 2 → My pr ofile . Select 3 Edit . Enter y our own personal details. 4 Select 5 Done . Y ou can send your namecard by attaching it t o a message or an email or transferring it via the Bluetooth wireless f eature .
Personal inf ormation 86 Month ● : Daily blocks for the curren t month List ● : A list of all scheduled appointments Crea te an ev ent › Open the application list and select 1 Calendar . Select 2 . Enter the details of the ev ent as requir ed. 3 Select 4 Done .
Personal inf ormation 87 Memo Learn to r ecor d impor tant inf ormation to sav e and view at a later dat e. Crea te a memo › Open the application list and select 1 Memo . Select 2 . Enter y our memo text. 3 Select 4 Done . V iew memos › Open the application list and select 1 Memo .
Connectivity 88 C onnectivit y PC connections Learn to c onnect your device to a PC with a USB cable in various USB connection modes. By connecting the device to a PC, you can synchr onise files with W indow s Media Play er , transfer da ta to and from y our device dir ectly , and use the Samsung Kies program.
Connectivity 89 › Synchr onise with Windo w s Media Play er Ensure that Window s Media Player is installed on y our PC. Using the USB cable, c onnect the multifunc tion jack on 1 your device t o a PC with W indo ws Media Play er installed. When connected, a pop-up window will appear on the PC.
Connectivity 90 Wi - Fi Learn to use y our device ’ s wireless networking capabilities to activate and connect to any wir eless local area netw ork ( WLAN) compatible with the IEEE 802.11 a/b/g/n standar ds. Y ou can connec t to the internet or other network devices anywhere an acc ess point or wireless hotspot is a vailable .
Connectivity 91 Add a WLAN manually › Open the application list and select 1 Settings → W ireless and networks → W i-Fi settings → A dd Wi-F i netw ork . Enter the SSID f or the network and select the securit y 2 type. Set the security settings depending on the selec ted 3 security t ype.
Connectivity 92 Set the static IP settings › Open the application list and select 1 Settings → W ireless and networks → W i-Fi settings . Select an access point on the network list. 2 Select the drop -down menu next to 3 IP settings . Select 4 Static .
Connectivity 93 Select an option for sending data via Wi-F i. 2 The method f or selecting an option may var y by data type. Search for and select another device . 3 Bluetooth Bluetooth is a short-range wireless communications technology capable of ex changing information ov er a distance of about 10 m without requiring a ph ysical connection.
Connectivity 94 › T urn on the Bluetooth wir eless feature Open the application list and select 1 Settings → W ireless and networks . Select 2 Bluetooth to turn on the Bluetooth wir eless featur e.
Connectivity 95 Send data using the Bluetooth wireless f eature › Select a file or item, such as a contact, calendar event, 1 memo , or media file, from an appropriat e application. Select an option for sending data via Bluetooth. 2 The method f or selecting an option may var y by data type.
Connectivity 96 C ustomise DLNA settings f or sharing media › files T o allow other DLNA - enabled devices to access media files on your device , you must activate media sharing.
Connectivity 97 Select a player—the one that will play the media file . 4 Playback begins a t the selec ted play er . Contr ol playback using icons of your device . 5 Playback ma y be buffered, depending on the network connection and the connected ser ver .
Connectivity 98 Mobile network sharing Learn to set y our device as a wireless modem or wireless access point f or PCs or other devices, and share y our device’ s mobile network connection.
Connectivity 99 › Share y our device ’ s mobile network via USB Using a USB cable, c onnec t the multifunction jack on your 1 device to a PC. Open the application list and select 2 Settings → W ireless and networks → T ethering and por table hotspot .
Connectivity 100 GPS Y our device is equipped with a global positioning system (GPS) r eceiver . Learn to activate location services. T o r eceive better GPS signals , avoid using your device in the f.
Connectivity 101 Option F unction Use location for Google Search Set the device to use your curr ent location for Google sear ch and other Google ser vices. VPN connections Y ou can create vir tual private networks ( VPN) and connect to your privat e network securely through a public network, such as the internet.
Connectivity 102 Option F unction Set IPsec pr e - shared key Enter a pr e -shared key . Enable L2TP secret Set to use the L2TP secret passw ord . Set L2TP security Enter the L2TP secr et passwor d. Set user certificate Select a user cer tificate that the VPN ser ver uses to iden tify you.
T ools 103 T ools Alarm Learn to set and c ontrol alarms for important events. Set a new alarm › Open the application list and select 1 Alarm . Select 2 . Set alarm details. 3 When you ar e finished, select 4 Done . Stop an alarm › When the alarm sounds, T o stop the alarm, drag ● in any dir ec tion until it reaches the border of the cir cle.
T ools 104 Calcula tor Learn to perform mathematical calculations directly on your device like a typical hand-held or desktop calculator . Open the application list and select 1 Calculat or . Use the keys that c or respond t o the calculator display to 2 per form a basic or scientific calculator .
T ools 105 T ap the screen and use the f ollowing options: 5 T o view the table of con tents, bookmarks, or highlights, ● select . T o customise the settings f or fonts and theme , selec t ● . T o r ead a book via tex t-to-speech featur e, select ● → Read .
T ools 106 Open the application list and select 1 eBook . Select 2 → Impor t . Select book files to impor t and selec t 3 Done . Google Search Y ou can search for applications and files in y our device and specific data on the web . Open the application list and select 1 Google Search .
T ools 107 A void lock ing the device ’ s screen while pla ying a DivX ● Video-On-Demand. Each time you lock the screen while playing a DivX Video- On-Demand, one of your available r ental counts will be decremented . Some file formats are not supported depending on ● the soft war e of the device.
T ools 108 C opy or mo ve files › Open the application list and select 1 My files . Select a check box next to folders or files to cop y or cut. 2 Select 3 or . Locat e a folder and select 4 . Send files › Open the application list and select 1 My files .
T ools 109 Y ou can also use the following options: T o insert a photo, memo or map , selec t ● → Inser t . Select ● to undo your last action. Select ● to redo y our last ac tion. When you ar e finished, select 4 Done . P olaris O ffice Learn to cr eate or view Microsoft W ord, Ex cel, P owerP oint, and Adobe PDF files on y our device.
T ools 110 View the documen t as desired . 3 A vailable options may var y depending on a document type. T o open the toolbar t o edit the document (word, t ex t, or ● exc el file), selec t . T o zoom in, plac e t wo fingers on the scr een and spread ● them apar t.
T ools 111 T o manage documents , Open the application list and select 1 P olaris O ffice . Select 2 W eb Storage → an account. View and manage y our documents on the ser ver as 3 desired . SIM T oolk it Use a variety of additional ser vices offer ed by your ser vice provider .
T ools 112 V oice Search Learn to use the v oice command featur e to search for locations and information b y voice. This f eature ma y be unavailable depending on your region or service provider . Open the application list and select 1 V oice Search .
Settings 113 Settings Ac cess the Settings menu Open the application list and select 1 Settings . Select a setting categor y and selec t an option. 2 W ireless and networks Change the settings for wir eless net work connections. F light mode › Disable all wireless functions on your device .
Settings 114 Status ● : View the connection status . Disconnect Wi-F i Direct ● : Deactivate the Wi-F i Direct featur e. Kies via W i-Fi › Connect your device t o Samsung Kies via a WLAN. Bluetooth › T urn the Bluetooth wireless featur e on or off.
Settings 115 Configur e por table Wi-F i hotspot ● : Configur e net work settings to use your devic e as an access point. Bluetooth tethering ● : Activate the Bluetooth t ethering featur e to share your devic e ’ s mobile network connection with PCs via the Bluetooth wireless f eature.
Settings 116 Call answ ering/ending ● The pow er key ends calls - : Set the device to end a call when you pr ess [ ]. Aut omatic answ ering - : Set whether or not the device automatically answ ers calls after a specified period.
Settings 117 Ac counts ● : Set up your accoun ts for IP call services. Use Int ernet c alling ● : Set the device to use IP call services. IP call ser vices are pr ovided only via a Wi-F i connection. Sound Change the settings for various sounds on y our device.
Settings 118 Screen Change the settings for the displa y . Brightness ● : Activate the automa tic br ightness or set the brightness of the display . Screen display ● : F ont style - : Change the font type f or the display text. Y ou can download f onts from Andr oid Mar ket by selecting Get fonts online .
Settings 119 P ow er saving mode Use C ustom pow er saving ● : Automa tically ac tivate P ower saving mode when the battery is low . C ustom pow er saving settings ● : P ower sa ving mo de on - : Select a power level f or Pow er saving mode .
Settings 120 Use location f or G oogle Search ● : Set the device to use your curren t location for Google sear ch and other G oogle ser vices. Configur e lock screen ● : Set how to unlock the screen. Off - : Disable the screen lock. Unsecure - : Set to use the screen lock without a PIN, passwor d, or patt ern.
Settings 121 Alert message recipients ● : Set up recipients to r eceive a tracking message from your lost device . Remote con trols ● : Set to contr ol a lost device remot ely via the web . Set up SIM card lock ● : Lock SIM card - : Activate or deactivate the PIN lock f eature to requir e the PIN before using the device .
Settings 122 Battery use ● : View the amount of po wer consumed by your device. Unknown sources ● : Select to download applications from an y source. If you do not select this option, you can download applications only fr om Android Market. Dev elopment ● : USB debugging - : Select to connec t your devic e to a PC by using a USB cable.
Settings 123 Motion Change the settings that contr ol motion recognition on your device. Motion activation ● : Set to use motion recog nition. T ilt to zoom ● : Set to zoom in or out while viewing images in Galler y or browsing w eb pages when you tap and hold two points with your fingers and then tilt the devic e back and forth.
Settings 124 Language and input Change the settings for te x t input, the voice r ecogniser , and the text-to-speech feature . › Selec t language Select a display language for all menus and applications. V oice rec ognition settings › Language ● : Select a language for the Google voice recog nition.
Settings 125 C urrent input method › View a default keyboar d t ype for t ex t input. Input method selec tor › Set the device to hide or display the t ext input settings icon ( ). If you select Automatic , y our device will automatically hide or display the icon, based on the keyboar d.
Settings 126 Show c omplete trace ▪ : Set to display the trace of y our dragging on the keyboar d. W ord suggestion ▪ : Set the device to predict wor ds accor ding to your input and display wor d suggestions. Speed vs . accuracy ▪ : Set the ratio between the speed and accuracy of Swype suggestions.
Settings 127 Samsung keypad ● Samsung keypad - : Set the device to use the Samsung keyboard . Settings - : Input language : Selec t languages for t ex t input.
Settings 128 Ac cessibility Change the settings for acc essibilit y fea tures . Ac cessibility ● : Activate an acc essibilit y application you ha ve downloaded, such as T alkback or K ickback , which provide voice , melody , or vibration feedback. Ac cessibility applications ● : Select an accessibility application to use .
Settings 129 Date and time Acc ess and alter the following settings to c ontrol how time and date ar e displayed on y our device: If the batter y remains fully discharged or r emoved from the device, the time and da te will be reset. Aut omatic dat e and time ● : Automa tically update the date and time when you mov e across time zones.
T roubleshooting 130 T roubleshooting When y ou turn on your device or while y ou are using the device , it prompts you t o enter one of the follo wing codes : Code T r y this to solve the problem: P assword When the device lock f eature is enabled, you must enter the passw ord you set f or the device.
T roubleshooting 131 The touch scr een responds slowly or improperly If your device has a touch scr een and the touch screen is not responding pr operly , tr y the following: Remove an y protective cov ers from the touch screen.
T roubleshooting 132 Outgoing calls are not c onnec ted Ensure that y ou have pressed the Dial key . ● Ensure that y ou have accessed the right c ellular net work. ● Incoming calls are not c onnec ted Ensure that y our device is turned on. ● Ensure that y ou have accessed the right c ellular net work.
T roubleshooting 133 The batt er y does not charge properly or the device turns off If the batter y will no longer charge complet ely , you need to replace it with a new ba ttery .
T roubleshooting 134 Another Bluetooth devic e is not located Ensure that the Bluet ooth wireless f eature is activated on ● your device . Ensure that the Bluet ooth wireless f eature is activated on ● the device you wish t o connec t to , if necessar y .
Safety precautions 135 Safety precautions T o p rev ent inj ur y to y ourse lf an d oth ers o r dam age to y our devic e, read all of the following inf ormation before using your device .
Safety precautions 136 Never place devices on or in hea ting devices, such as micr owave ovens , • stoves , or radiators. Batteries may e xplode when overheated . Never crush or puncture the device. A void exposing the device to high • external pressure , which can lead to an internal short circuit and overheating .
Safety precautions 137 If you are using a hearing aid , contact the manufac turer for information about r adio inter ferenc e Some hearing aids may be interfered with by the radio frequency of your device. C ontac t the manufacturer to ensure the saf et y of your hearing aid.
Safety precautions 138 Le t the pers on y ou ar e sp eaking with k no w yo u ar e driv ing . S uspen d cal ls • in heavy traffic or hazardous wea ther conditions. Rain, sleet, snow , ice, and heavy traffic can be hazardous. Do not take notes or look up phone numbers.
Safety precautions 139 Do not use or store y our device in dusty , dir ty areas Dust can cause your device to malfunction. Do not store y our device on slopes If your device falls, it can be damaged .
Safety precautions 140 If your devic e has a c amera flash or ligh t, do not use a flash close to the eyes of people or pets Using a flash close to the eyes ma y cause temporar y loss of vision or damage to the eyes.
Safety precautions 141 Do not touch the device ’ s internal antenna. Doing so may result in reduced • call quality or cause the device to emit unintended levels of r adio frequenc y (RF) energy . Protect your hearing and ears when using a headset Ex cess ive expos ure to lo ud so unds can c ause hearin g • damage.
Safety precautions 142 Do not use the device f or anything other than its intended use A void disturbing others when using the device in public Do not allow children to use y our device Y our device is not a toy . Do not allow children to play with it as they could hurt themselves and others, or damage the devic e.
Safety precautions 143 Specific Absorption Rate (SAR) certification informa tion THIS DEVICE MEETS INTERNA TIONAL GUIDELINES FOR EXPOSURE T O R ADIO W A VES Y our mobile device is a radio transmitter and r eceiver .
Safety precautions 144 Corr ec t disposal of this product ( Waste Electrical & Electronic Equipment) (A pplic able in th e Eu ro pean Union and oth er E ur opean coun tries with separate collection systems) Th is ma rking on t he pr oduct, acc essor ies o r lit erat ure indic ates that the product and its electronic accessories (e.
Safety precautions 145 Disclaimer Some content and services accessible through this device belong t o third parties and are protected by copyright, pat ent, trademark and/or other intellectual propert y laws . Such content and services are provided solely for yo ur pe rsona l non co mme rcia l use .
Index 146 Index access codes 13 0 alarms creating 10 3 deactivating 10 3 stopping 10 3 AllShare 96 application list accessing 29 auto rejection 56 battery charging 12 Bluetooth activating 94 finding a.
Index 147 market 46 memor y card formatting 16 inser ting 14 removing 16 memos creating 87 viewing 87 messages sending email 62 sending multimedia 59 sending text 58 setting email accounts 62 multimed.
Index 148 touch screen locking 2 5 using 23 unpack 11 USIM card installing 12 locking 3 3 video calls answering 53 using options 55 video player 78 videos capturing 74 playing 78 , 80 voice calls answ.
Index 149 world clock 11 2 Y ouT ube 47 uploading videos 47 watching videos 47.
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