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3 Content s Preface - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 6 Conventions used in this guide .......... ...... ............. ................ ................. ......... 6 Health and safety - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 7 General.
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5 Content s Media - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 112 Radio . ................ ................ ................ ............. ................ ................ ............ 112 Music Player ......... ....
6 Preface Preface This wire less de vice is appr ov ed f or use on EGSM 90 0 MHz, GSM 850/1800/ 1900 MHz, and WCDMA Band I, I I, V and VI. Cont act your s er vice pro vider f or more informa tion about networks . T o use a de vice, y ou must hav e ser vice from a wireless service provider .
7 Health and safety Health and safety General • Do not attempt to dismantle the phone or any of its accessories. Only qualified service personnel should repair yo ur Vertu phone and its accessories . • Do not touch the phone, battery or wall charger with wet hands.
8 Health and safety Battery safety • Stop using the b attery if you detect any abnormalities, such as odour, discolouration or heat during use, charging or storage. • Do not use your V ertu phone with a damaged battery. • Do not short-circuit the battery.
9 Looking af ter your phone Lookin g after your phone Y our V ertu products ha ve been craf ted from some of the finest mat erials and care should be t ak en to k eep them in good condition. Damage caused to y our V ertu phone by f ailing to observe these care instructions is not cov ered by the w arranty .
10 Looking af ter your phone Met al V ertu met als are finished to a high standar d and care needs to be t aken to maint ain their appearanc e. • Avoid contact between your Ve rtu phone and chemicals s uch as solvent s, alk aline and acid solutions, cola-based drinks and s alt w at er .
11 Introducing your V ertu phone Introducing your Ve rtu phone Y our new V ertu phone is a fea ture rich smartphone with a QWER TY keyboar d plus a high resolution V GA, 640x480 pixel scr een. The phone includes a desktop like email facility , a highly functional web br ow ser and an ability to multit ask.
12 Introducing your V ertu phone • Personal Unblocking Key (PUK) code a nd PUK2 code — These codes (8 digits) are required to change a blocked PIN code or PIN2 code, respectively. If the codes are not supplied with the SIM card, contact the network se rvice provider whose SIM card is in your device .
13 Getting st arted Getting started V ertu p ackage content s The package contents may v ar y sligh tly in ac cordance with regional regula tions. V ertu phone layout - front 1 V ertu Constellation Qu.
14 Getting st arted V ertu phone layout - back V ertu phone - Lef t and right view T op view.
15 Getting st arted Keys Setting up your phone Inserting the SIM card and battery Removing the back cover With the back of the V ertu phone facing y ou, lift the D-ring with your finger nail. Hold the D-ring between y our thumb and f orefinger and turn it anti-clockwise a quarter of a turn until the cov er pops open.
16 Getting st arted Inserting the SIM card Slide the SIM card tra y backwards. Insert the SIM card into the SIM card tra y , ensuring that the be v elled corner is located at the bottom right and the gold cont ac t area is f acing upw a rds . Slide the SIM card holder back into the body of the phone until it is fully inse rted.
17 Getting st arted Push the card completely so tha t it locks into position. T o retrie ve the memory card, push the card further into the slot, it will unlock and slide out to mak e it easy to remove. Inserting the battery Loca te the ba ttery with the three terminals facing do wnw ards.
18 Getting st arted Switching on your V ertu phone Press and hold the Power k e y (shown belo w), to s witch on your V e rtu phone. The battery may need charging when you first receiv e your V ertu phone. Use the micro USB cable to connect to the charger or PC to place the phone on char ge.
19 Getting st arted Home Key The Home ke y is located a t the top lef t of your phone. A single pr ess on the Home K ey brings y ou back to the Home screen from an ywher e. The Home ke y flashes in a number of different wa ys depending on the sta tus of your phone .
20 Getting st arted Dedicated keys The Menu , Calendar , Contact s , and Email k e ys ar e the def ault dedicat ed k ey s. These dedicated k ey s help you access cert ain appl ications and t asks quickly . Each ke y has been assigned to an application or a t ask.
21 Getting st arted St atus bar icons T op st atus bar Display s signals, da t a connectivity and batt ery sta tus icons along with the da te. Signal indicator icons Dat a connectivity icons Batt ery indic ator icons Lower st atus bar icons A v ariety of icons displa y in the low er sta tus bar .
22 Getting st arted Commands and a udible indicators This secti on describes use ful commands and indica tors which add flexib ility to your phone . T urn to silence calls or alarms When you ha ve activ a ted the sensors in y our device, y ou can silence incoming calls or snooz e alarms by tur ning the de vice fa ce down.
23 Setting up your phone Setting up your p hone Setting up your phone for the first time When your V e rtu phone is switched on for the first time, the first it em to display is the Registra tion. Then it tak es you through the T erms and Con ditions and the S tartup Wizar d.
24 Setting up your phone account, you need to enter y our username and passw ord. Y ou can choose to synchr onise yo ur contact s, calendar and tasks on y our phone with either your corpora te account or with y our V ertu.me account. Ref e r to the Email section for mor e informa tion.
25 Home Screen and Clock Home sc reen and cl ock Home screen The Home screen displa ys a Clock, an Inf ormation area, a Dynamic z one, and w eb feeds in the Notifica tion zone . Icons and indicators displa y in the sta tus bars providing informa tion about the st atus of your V er tu phone.
26 Home Screen and Clock Clock The clock has the follo wing fea tures: • Displays time and date in either an alogue or digital format. • Displays alarms set for the next 12 hours (analogue display only).
27 Home Screen and Clock Analogue clock showing alarm a t 7 o’clock. Analogue clock showing busy fr om 3 to 4 o'clock. T o reset an Alarm 1. If you want to rese t an alarm, click on the Options and select Reset alarm . Press Done when you have made your changes.
28 Home Screen and Clock 1. From the clock application > Options > Settings > Automatic time update . Or: Me nu > Ctrl. Panel > Settings > General > Date and time > Automatic time update . 2. When the setting is turned On , the fo llowing applies: • The Vertu clock au tomatically sets the time.
29 Home Screen and Clock Media Feeds Media Feeds enable y ou to easily foll ow new s headlines and y our fa vourite ne ws fee d s. Media Feeds ar e commonly found on news sit es, blog, and wiki pages. Media F eeds are also known as R SS f eeds or web f eeds, and are identified on the web page b y the RSS icon .
30 Home Screen and Clock Auto up date of Media Feeds This is done from the Settings me nu. 1. Highlight Media feeds in the Home screen and press the Middle Select key to take you to the Latest headlines . 2. Select Options > Feed list . The Media feeds panel displays.
31 Home Screen and Clock Menu The Menu k e y displa ys al l the top lev el cat egories within your phone . F rom here you can acces s all functions and applica tions. Application F u nction Calendar Enables you to keep track of y our appointm ent s, meetings and special ev ents.
32 Home Screen and Clock T ask viewer Y our V ertu phone can run a number of applications at one time . Applications tha t are open can be distinguished with a small gr e en and white cir cle at the top of th e application, as sho wn below . A long press on the Menu ke y , displa ys all the Open applications .
33 Home Screen and Clock Setting up your personal and business preferences Y ou can switch be tween two home scr een views , one f or your personal use , and another f or busines s. T o toggle between P ersonal and Business home screen vie ws, select Menu > Ctrl.
34 Security Security Y our V ertu phone has a number of security fea tures that help to pre vent: • Unauthorised use of your Vertu phone when your SIM c ard is inserted. • Unauthorised use of your Vertu phone if a different SIM card is inserted. • Unauthorised use of your SIM card in another phone.
35 Security PIN2 code The PIN2 code is used to protect the advanced user functions of your SIM card, for e xample , fix ed dialling. The PIN2 code must not be the sa me as the PIN code. T o change the PIN2 code: 1. From the Home screen , se lect Menu > Ctrl.
36 Security Closed user gro up A closed user group is a netw ork service that allow s you to r estrict incoming and outgoing calls to the specific groups. Contact y our ser vice provider f or more informa tion about using this fea ture . Select Menu > Ctrl.
37 Security View certificate det ails Y ou can only be sure of the correct identity of a server when the signa ture and the validity period of a server certificate ha ve been check ed. T o view certifica te det ails , open a certif icate f older , and select a certifica te and Options > Certificate det ails .
38 Security Background Content o wners may us e differ ent types of digit al right s management (DRM) technologies to prot ect their intellectual property , including copyright s. This device uses various types of DRM softw a re to access DRM-pr otect ed content.
39 Call functions and Call Log Call functio ns and Call Log Making a call Bef ore making a call, check that y ou hav e a good signal and the ba ttery is charged. Making a call from the home sc reen T o make a call from the Home screen : 1. Using the keypad, enter the phone number to call.
40 Call functions and Call Log Calling the last dialled num ber T o call the last dialled number , press the Call key t w i c e. Automatic redialling Occasionally , a call may not connect becaus e your ne twork is e xperiencing hea vy traffic, or the called party is busy .
41 Call functions and Call Log Answering a call To answer an incoming call: Anykey answer With the Anykey answer f ea ture activ at ed, you can answ er an incoming call b y pressing an y k ey e xcept the Power key , se l e c t i o n keys a n d End key .
42 Call functions and Call Log In-call options Adjusting volume T o adjust the volume during a call, use the Vo l u m e ke ys on the side of your phone. Y ou can also use the lef t and right scroll ke ys to change the volume. If you ha ve set the volume to Mute , select Unmute first.
43 Call functions and Call Log V oice mail Select Men u > Ctrl. p anel > Phone > Call mailbox . Any V oic e mail messages are flagged f or y our attention in the Notifica tion area of the Home screen . Click on the icon to ac cess Mes s ages .
44 Call functions and Call Log Call barring Call barring functions are located within: Menu > Ctrl. p anel > Settings > Phone > Call barrin g . Y ou can bar the calls that can be made or r eceived with the phone (netw ork service). T o modify the settings, y ou need the barr ing pass word from y our service pro vider .
45 Call functions and Call Log Note tha t the a vailable options may v ar y . Call divert The call divert fea ture enables you to div e rt incoming calls to another phone number or mailbo x if you ar e not able to answer them. This ensures that no calls are miss ed.
46 Call functions and Call Log Call duration display This f eatur e displa ys the call dura tion during each call. T o activa te the Show call duration fea ture: 1. Select Men u > Ctrl. p anel > Settings > Phone > Call > Show call duration .
47 Call functions and Call Log Licenses About Licenses Select Men u > Ctrl. p anel > Phone > Licences . Some media files, such as images , music, or video clips , are pr otected by digit al usage rights . The licenses for such files ma y allow or r estrict their usage.
48 Call functions and Call Log Call Log The Call Log f eat ure display s inf ormation about calls tha t y ou hav e missed, receiv ed and made recently . Y ou can also view i nforma tion about mess age recipi ent s, pack et dat a, and the number of messages sent and re ceived.
49 Call functions and Call Log Make a video call When you ma ke a video cal l (network ser vice ), you can see a real-ti me, two-wa y video between you and the recipient of the call.
50 Call functions and Call Log Video sharing Use video sharing (netw ork service) to send live video or a video clip fr om your mobile de vice to another compatibl e mobile de vice during a voice call . The loudspeaker is activ e when you activ ate video sharing.
51 Call functions and Call Log Sharing begins automatically when th e rec ipient accepts the invitation. Options during video sharing Zoom the video (availa ble for sender only). Adjust the brightness (available for sender only). or Mute or unmute the mic rophone.
52 Cont act s Conta cts About Cont act s Select the Cont acts dedica ted k ey . With Cont acts , y ou can sa ve and updat e cont act inf ormation, i ncluding phone numbers, home addres ses , and email address es. Y o u can add a personal ringing tone or a thumbnail image to a contact.
53 Cont act s 4. Select t he relevant option from the list, Via message , Vi a e- m ai l , Vi a Bluetooth or Upload . 5. If the contact details include m ore than one phone number and a ring tone, select Selected det ail only to send only the default phone number or select All cont act dat a to send all of the contact information.
54 Cont act s 4. Enter the number, then selec t Done to save the new number. Default phone number The first number sav ed for a cont act is automatically s et as the default phone number . When you call or s end a message to a cont act without specifying which phone number to use, this default number is used.
55 Cont act s 3. Select Options > Group > Add members . 4. Scroll through the list of contacts. Sele ct the contact(s) to add to the grou p using the Middle Select key to mark a c ontact. 5. Press OK to add the selected m embers to the Group . Contacts are copied over from the main list, so all contacts remain displayed in the full list.
56 Cont act s T o cop y multiple cont acts: 1. Acces s Cont act s . 2. Select Options , select Mark/Unmark > Mark in order to select the contact in focus. 3. Repeat step 2 on all relevant contacts. 4. Select Manage > Copy and press OK , and all the marked contacts are copied to the memory or SIM card as appropriate.
57 Cont act s T o view and call a service numbers: 1. Acces s Cont act s . 2. Select Service numbers . The list of services is displayed. 3. To call a service number, scroll to the requir ed service, then press the Send key or select Call . Cont act s settings T o set u p Conta cts : 1.
58 Messages Messages Y our V ertu phone contains a compr ehensive mess aging function, which enables you to send and r eceive a wi de varie ty of mess ages types .
59 Messages Messaging folders The mess aging function contains the f ollowing folders: T o request the network to send you delivery reports of the te xt and multimedia m es sa ge s t ha t yo u h ave se n t : 1. Select Options > Settings > T ext mess age (or Multimedia message ) > Receive report and select Ye s or the relevant option.
60 Messages Replying to a message With the message open: 1. Press the Middle Select key > Reply > Via mes sage . 2. Enter de tails of your reply. 3. Select Options > Send . Sending a text message 1. Select Messaging > New message > Message .
61 Messages Y our device supports te xt me ss ages bey ond the lim it for a single mes sage. L onger messages ar e sent as tw o or more mess ages. Y our s er vice pro vider ma y charge accordingly .
62 Messages Speech messages and Message reader With Message r eader you can listen to t e xt, multimedia, audio , and email messages. • To listen to new messages or email, from the Home screen , press and hold the Lef t Select key until Msg. Reader opens.
63 Messages Send service commands Y ou can send a service request mess age (also known as a USSD command) to y our servic e pro vider and request activ ation f or certain netw ork services. Contact y our servic e provider f or the ser vice request text.
64 Messages T ext mess age settings Select Messaging and Options > Settings > T ext mess age . Select from the f ollowing: Multimedia message settings Select Messaging and Options > Settings > Multimedia message . Select from the f ollowing: Message centres Vie w the av ailable message centr es for y our de vice, or add a new one .
65 Messages The device re quires network support to indicate tha t a sent message has been receiv ed or read. Depending on the network and other cir cumst ances, this informa tion may not alwa ys be reliable. Email settings All info rmation about s etting up and managing y our email account s is given in the chapter on Emails.
66 Messages Other settings Select Messaging and Options > Settings > Other . Select from the f ollowing: Save sent messages Selec t wheth er to save sent message s in the S ent folde r . Number of save d msgs. Enter the number of sent mess ages to sa ve .
67 Email Email Constella tion Quest pro vides y ou with easy access to multipl e email account s. These can run under the protocols Mail for Ex change, IMAP and POP3. Use Mail f or Exchange f or a corpor at e email account usi ng a MS Ex change Server .
68 Email The first email account you set up is displayed in place of the Set up e-mail message displayed on the Home screen . When you set up a second email account this is placed in the second slot of the Information area. Only two accounts can be displayed on the Home screen .
69 Email Replying and forwarding an em ail 1. To reply t o a message highlight it and select Options > Repl y . 2. To reply to a message including all recipients, hig hlight it and select Options > Reply to all . 3. To forward the message, select Options > Forward .
70 Email Switch between email folders 1. Open the appropriate email account. 2. To open another email folder, place the focu s on the Inbox at the top of the display. Press the Middle Select key to display the list of email folders. 3. Use the scro ll keys to select the relevant folder and press the Middle Select key to open that f olde r .
71 Email Setting up Lotus Notes T raveller F ollow the instructions giv en in the Configur ation Wiz ard. Y ou will need to enter y our userID , pass wor d, server name and det ails of the Access point, which may be y our WLAN.
72 Email Generic Mailbox Setting s Highlight the rele vant mailbo x accoun t, and select it with the Middle Se lect key . T h e Settings for tha t mailbox are displa yed. Display s det ails of the mail bo x settings , including mailbo x name, us er name, pass wor d and domain.
73 Email Account informa tion Some accounts displa y ac count informa t ion rela ting to that mailbo x. PIM settings P ersonal Informa tion Settings, or PIM management is used to s et up synchronis a tion settings f or Calendar , Contact s and T o-do list s.
74 V ertu Services Vertu Services V ertu provides a number of ex clusive services to enhance the user e xperience with your V ertu phone. These ar e Ve r t u S e l e c t , City Brief , V ertu Concierge , T echnical support , Remot e Assist and Downloa d.
75 V ertu Services V ertu Select Ve r t u S e l e c t delivers original articles select ed to inspire, inf orm and entertain based on your r egion, pre f erences and pass ions.
76 Calendar Calen dar The Cale ndar fea ture works lik e an electronic diary . It enables you to k ee p track of your appointment s, mee tings and other e v ent s, such as birthdays . Y ou can also creat e To - d o lists . In Month view , all calendar entries are mark ed with a triangle.
77 Calendar Creating a meeting entry T o creat e a reminder f or an event a t a specific time: 1. Press the Calendar key then choose a date. 2. Press Options > New entry , and then Meeting (N) .
78 Calendar Creating an anniversary entry T o creat e a reminder f or an event a t a specific time: 1. Press the Calendar key and choose a date. 2. Press Options > New entry , and then Anniversary . A New anniversary panel displays. 3. Overtype the Enter occasion field with a suitabl e description.
79 Calendar Deleting a Calendar item 1. Press the Calendar key. 2. Scroll to the relevant date where the triang le displays, then press the Middle Select key to select that day. Scroll to the relevant item entry and highlight it, and press the Middle Select key to open the item.
80 Calendar Calendar settings The Calendar Settings menu enables you to set up Calendar to suit your pref erences. Y ou ca n set up the f ollowing: • Calendar alarm tone • Alarm snooze time • De.
81 Calendar Default mailbox This option only displa ys when at least one mailbo x has been set up , and enables y ou to connect your C alendar to a particular email address. 1. Press the Calendar key, and select Options > Settings . 2. Scroll to Default mailbox , and press the Middle Select key to display the list of available mailboxes.
82 Camera Camera Y our V ertu phone is equipped with a digit al camera that can be used to tak e photos and record video clips . The camera can also captur e panoramic view s. Photos are sa ved in JPEG (.jpg) forma t, and video clips are sa ved in 3GPP (.
83 Camera 4. Aim the camera at the subject, then press the Middle Select ke y to capture the image. 5. To zoom in or out before capturing an im age, use the Up/Down scroll keys, or the Vo l u m e keys. A slider displays on the right hand side showing the extent of the zoom.
84 Camera When the camera is in video mode the options present for the scen e mode are Automatic and Night . Flash setting 1. Highlight the flash icon from the toolbar, and then press the Middle Select key . 2. Select the relevant option, and the appropriate icon displays in the toolbar.
85 Camera Video s ettings T o modify video image settings , with the video camera select ed, select Options > Settings and fr om the following: Working with captured Images and videos The images and videos y ou capt ure ar e automatically sa v ed in Menu > Media > Gallery > Images.
86 Camera Fo r v i d eo s : Add shortcut s This option enables you to add it ems to the Camera toolbar . T o access Add shortcut , when in the image mode, s elect Options , then Customise toolbar and select Add shortcut . Options are a vailable to add All shortcuts and also to Restore default s .
87 Connectivity Conne ctivit y Y our V ertu phone can be connected to the in t ernet or to another compatible de vice or PC in a number of wa ys , which are describ ed in this section. Dat a connections and access point s Y our V ertu phone suppor t s packet da t a connections (network servic e), such as GPRS i n the GSM netw ork.
88 Connectivity Wireless LAN Y our de vice can detect and connect to wir eless local ar ea network s ( WLAN ). Using a WLAN , you can connect y our device to the int ernet and compatible de vices that hav e WLAN support.
89 Connectivity WLAN settings Select Men u > Ctrl. Panel > Settings > Connection > Wi reless LAN . T o check the unique media access control (MAC) addr ess tha t identifies your de vice, enter *#62209526# in the home screen. The MA C address is displa yed.
90 Connectivity Listed belo w are some typical se ttings for the Sync. pr ocess . Advanced settings enable y ou to define the sy nchronis ation proces s when Roaming is opera tive .
91 Connectivity Bluetooth settings Select Men u > Ctrl. Panel > Connectivity > Bluetooth . When you open the application f or the first time, y ou are asked to define a name for your de vice.
92 Connectivity 3. Some audio enhancements connect automatically to your device after pairing. Otherwise, scroll to the enhancem ent, and select Options > Connect to audio device .
93 Connectivity USB dat a connection options • To synchronise the music in your device with Music Player, install the Music Player software on your PC, connect the data cable, and select Media transfer . • To change the US B mode you normally use with the data cable, select Menu > Ctrl.
94 W orking with the Internet Working with the Internet Internet With the W eb brow ser , you can view h yper te xt markup language (HTML) web pages on the int ernet as original ly designed.
95 W orking with the Internet The options p resent within a W eb browser: Browser toolbar The brows er toolbar helps you select frequently used brow ser functions. T o select a function from the toolbar : Options > Settings > T oolba r shortcut s .
96 W orking with the Internet Media Feeds Media Feeds enable y ou to easily foll ow new s headlines and y our fa vourite ne ws feed. Media Feeds , also known as w eb feeds or RS S feeds , are a collection of news it ems found on web pages . For e xample, they ar e used to share the lat est news headlines .
97 W orking with the Internet Content search With ke yword search, y ou can quickly find the inf ormation y o u are looking f or on a web page. • T o search f or te xt within the current web page, select Options > Find keyword . • T o go to the pre viou s or ne xt match, scr oll up or down.
98 W orking with the Internet Web settings In order to access the W eb settings, select Menu > Web and Options > Settings , then select the ap propria te function from the follo wing: General settings Page settings Privacy settings Web feed s ettings Note tha t options av ailable may v ar y .
99 Office T ools Office Tools Office T ools Y our V ertu phone contains a suit e of useful tools within the Office f older . Off ice includes two Note gener ators, calcula tor , conversion f acility , file manager , ZIP manager , Dictionar y , Intranet and Quick o ffice for vie wing Microsof t Office files.
100 Office T ools File manager Select Men u > Office > File mgr . . With File manager , you can brow se , manage , and open files from v arious locations . It can be from the phone memory , the mas s memor y or the memory card. The av ailable options ma y vary .
101 Office T ools 1. To set the exchange rate f or the unit of currency, sc roll to the Ty p e field, and select Options > Currency rates . 2. Scroll to a curre ncy type or rename a line (example, from Foreign to EUR for instance), and enter the exchange rate you would like to set for a single unit of currency.
102 Office T ools Inst alling Languages Y ou need a web connection to be able to downl oad language dictionaries. Select Opt ions > Languages > Download languages . The phone connec t s to the Nokia language ser ver , where the .SIS translation languages are held.
103 Gallery Gallery G allery enables y ou to store and manage multimedia content on your V er tu phone. This cont ent includes images, vi deo and sound clips , songs, streaming links and present ations . Y our V ertu phone has two internal memories - the phone memor y and an internal memor y card (not remo vable).
104 Gallery Songs Songs opens Music play er , displaying your Music library . Ref er to Media for mor e informa tion on Music play er . Images Images opens the Photo viewer . This allows y ou to view y our photos classified in a number of different w ay s.
105 Gallery View and edi t file det ails Select Men u > Media > Gall ery > Images . Go to an item. 1. To view and ed it image or video prope rties, select Options > Det ails > View and edit and from the following: Organise images and videos Select Men u > Media > Gall ery > Images .
106 Gallery Albums With albums, y ou can con veniently manage y our images and video clips. • To create a new album, select Menu > Media > Gall ery > Images > Albums . Using the Left Select key , p re ss Options > New album . Enter a name for the album.
107 Gallery Edit images Image editor • To edit the pictures after taking them or the ones already saved in Gallery , open the image, select Options > Edit . The image e ditor opens where you can select different edit option s indicated by small icons.
108 Gallery Printer selection 1. To print im ages with Image print, select the image and t hen select options > T o printer or kiosk and then the print option. 2. When you use Image print for the first time, a lis t of availabl e compatible printers is displa yed.
109 Home Network Home Ne twork About Home Network Y our V ertu phone is compa tible with Univ ersal Plug and Pla y (UPnP) and certified by the Digit al Living Netw ork Alliance (DLNA). Y ou can us e a wir eless LAN (WLAN) access point de vice or router to crea te a home network.
110 Home Network Configure settings T o configure the settings for home ne twork, se lect Options > Settings and from the follo wing: Activate sharing and define content Select Men u > Applications > Home media .
111 Home Network Copy media files • To copy or transfer media files from your device to another compatible device, such as a UPnP compatible PC, select a file in P hotos and Options > Move and copy > Copy to remote device or Move to remo te device .
112 Media Media Y our V ertu phone cont ains a va riety of me dia applica tions for both business and leisure time use . The applications pres ent in Media are: •R a d i o • Music Player • Ovi M.
113 Media Save st ations T o sa ve a particular station, select Menu > Media > Radio > FM radio > Options > Save st ation . T o list en to a s a ved sta tion, select Options > Stat io n > Listen . T o change st ation de tails , select Opt ions > Statio n > Edit .
114 Media Internet radio settings Select Men u > Media > Radio > Internet radio > Options > Sett ings . T o select the def ault access point to connect to the netw ork, select Default access point and from the a vailable options.
115 Media Ovi music Select Men u > Media > Ovi Mu sic . In the Nokia Music S tore (network s erv ice) y ou can search, bro wse , and purchas e music to download to y our device . T o access the Nokia Music S tore, y ou must hav e a valid internet access point in the device .
116 Media T o activa te a service: 1. Open the Share online application in your device, se lect a service and Options > Activate . 2. Allow the device to create a network connection. If you are prom pted for an internet access point, se lect one from the list.
117 Media Service provider settings Select Men u > Media > Share online . T o view the list of service providers, s elect Options > Settings > Service providers . T o check the details of a service, select the service from the list. T o delete the sele cted ser v ice, sel ect Options > Delete .
118 Media Video centre The video centre helps y ou manage y our videos on your phone . Select Men u > Media > V ideo centre . • Select Last watched to view the recent videos watched. • Select My videos , to view all the videos present on your phone.
119 Map s Maps Welcome to Map s Maps shows y ou what is nearb y , helps y ou plan your rout e, and guides y ou where you wan t t o go : • Find cities, streets, and s ervices. • Find your way with turn-by-turn directions. • Synchronise your favourite locations and routes between your mobile device and the Ovi Maps inte rnet service.
120 Map s Map view 1. Selected location 2. Indicator area 3. Point of interest (for example, a railway station or a museum) 4. Information area Change the look of the map View the map in diff e rent modes, to easily identify where y ou are : 1. Select Menu > Map s and My position .
121 Map s compass depends on the GPS position being est ablished. The compass has limited accur acy . E lectromagnet ic fields, meta l objects , or other ext ernal circumst ances may also aff ect the accuracy of the compass. The compass should alw ay s be properly cali bra ted.
122 Map s Favourites Save places and ro utes Sa v e addres ses, places of inter est, and rout es , so that the y can be quickly used later : Select Men u > Map s . T o sa v e a place: 1. Select My position . 2. Go to the location. To search for an address or place, select Search .
123 Map s Share location Publish your current loca tion to F acebook, together with te xt and a picture. Y our F acebook friends can see your location on a map . T o share y our location, y ou need a Nokia account and a F acebook account. 1. Select Men u > Maps and Share loc.
124 Map s When you s elect Drive home or W alk home for the first time , you ar e prompted to define y our home location. T o la ter change the home location, do the f ollowing: 1. In the main view, select Options > Settings > Navi gation > Home location > Change > Redefine .
125 Map s When you s elect Drive home or W alk home for the first time , you ar e prompted to define y our home location. T o la ter change the home location, do the f ollowing: 1. In the main view, select Options > Settings > Navi gation > Home location > Change > Redefine .
126 Map s Map s shortcut s General shortcut s Pedestrian navigation shortcut s Car navigation shortcut s Map Settings Select Menu > Maps > Options > Settings .
127 Map s Route T ransport mode O ptions are Drive or W alk. Route sele ction Options are F a ster r oute, Optimis ed or Shorter route. Motorway Options are Y es or No . Tu n n e l Options are Y es or No . Ferry Options are Y es or No . T oll roads O ptions are Y es or No .
128 Positioning Positioning Positioning (GPS) Y ou can use appl ications such as GP S dat a to find your loca tion, or measure distances and coor dinat es. These applica tions require a GP S signal. Select Men u > Applications > GPS . About GPS The GPS coordina tes are e xpres sed using the int ernational WGS-84 coordina te sy stem.
129 Positioning Tip s on creating a GPS connection If your de vice cannot find the sa tell ite signal, consider the f ollowing: • If you are indoors, go outdoors to receive a better signal. • If you are outdoors, move to a more open space. • Ensure that your hand does not cover the GPS antenna of your device.
130 Positioning GPS dat a Select Men u > Applications > GPS > GPS dat a . GPS da t a is designed to pro vide route gui dance informa tion to a selected destina tion, position informa tion abo.
131 Positioning Positioning server T o define an access point and positioning ser ver f or network-assist ed positioning methods, such as assist ed GPS or netw ork-based positioning, select Positioning server . The positioning ser ver may be prese t by your P ositioning (G PS) service provider , and y ou may not be able to edit the se ttings.
132 Application manager Applicatio n manager Application manager With Applicat ion manager , you can vie w det ails of inst alled applications , remo ve applications , inst all pending applica tions, inst all from a download source , and define installa tion settings.
133 Application manager Af ter y ou inst all applications to a compa tible memory card, inst alla tion files (.sis , .sisx) r emain in the device memor y .
134 Personal Settings Personal Set tings This section describes how to personalise y our phone by , for e xample , adjusting the various tones, backgr ound images, and screen s av ers.
135 Personal Settings Personalise the home screen Y ou can de fine two separ at e home screens for diff erent purposes, f or e xample , one screen to show y our business email and notifications , and another to show y our personal email. This way , you do not ha ve to see business rela ted messages out side office hours.
136 Personal Settings Audio themes Select Men u > Ctrl. Panel > Themes and Audio themes . Y ou can set sounds f or vari ous device e vents . The sounds can be tones, speech, or a combination of both. The Active a udio theme is pr eset to the V ertu theme.
137 Accessories Accessories Accessories The follo wing accessories are pro vided with your V ertu phone: • Batteries (2) • Wall charger (comprising wall charger plug and da ta cable) •D a t a c .
138 Accessories Dat a cable The micro-USB da ta cable enables y ou to trans fer da ta between y our V ert u phone and a compa tible computer , f or e xample when y ou are using V ertu Ovi Suite. Y ou can also trans fer da ta betw een your V er tu phone and a compatible print er that support s PictBridge.
139 Accessories V ertu Wired Headset Y our Constella tion Quest phone is supplied with a stereo headset. The V ertu Wired Headset is designed f or use when making ca lls and when list ening to music. The headset includes a micr ophone . • Volume controls are contained within the phone.
140 Maintenance Mainte nance This chapter contains advice about pr olonging the life of the ba ttery in your phone , managing the phone’ s memor y together with informa tion about softw are upgrades. Prolong battery life Many f ea tures in y our de vice increase the demand on ba tter y pow er and reduce the batt er y time between charges .
141 Maintenance Up date sof tware About sof tware up dates Sof twar e updat es ma y include new f ea tures and enhanced functions tha t wer e not av ailable at the time of purchase of y our device . Updating the softw are ma y also impro ve the de vice performance.
142 Printing Printing Printing Y ou ca n p ri nt do cu me nts, su ch as fi le s, m essa ge s, im ag es, or web p ag es, fro m you r device . Y ou ma y not be able to print all types of document s. T o set up printers, se lect Men u > Ctrl. Panel > Printers .
143 Printing Image print view Aft er y ou select the images to print and the printer , define the print er settings . Select from the f ollowing: Layout Select the la yout f or the images. Paper si ze Selec t the paper s ize . Print quali ty Select the print quality .
144 T roubleshooting Troubl eshooting Problem P ossible cause P ossible solution Cannot s witch phone on Batt er y out o f pow er . Charge the ba ttery (see page 137). Batt e ry not installed correctly . Ensure tha t the batt er y is inserted correctly (s ee page 17).
145 T roubleshooting Useful Commands • To locate the IMEI number of your handset, from the Home screen ente r *#06# and the IMEI number is displayed. • To find out the version of the software on your phon e enter *#0000# and the version details are displayed.
146 S pecifications Specific ations Specifications Phy sical characteristics Dimensions (H × W × D) 11 6.3 X 60.8 X 12.85 mm Vo l u m e 8 7 c c W eight (including battery) 165 - 185 g depending on v.
147 Shortcut s Shortcuts Shortcut s There are many shor tcut ke ys av ailable on your V ertu phone, which increase y our efficiency . Dedicated keys With the dedicated k e ys , you can acces s applica tions and t asks qui ckly . Each k ey has been assigned an applica tion or a t ask.
148 Shortcut s Email shortcut s Calendar shortcut s C Crea te a new email mes sage. D Remov e the selected email messages. R Creat e a reply message to the sender of the email mes sage. A Crea te a r eply mess age to the sender and all other recipient s.
149 W arranty and legal information Warranty and legal information Manufacturer ’ s limited warranty V ertu provides this limit ed w arranty to purcha se rs of the V er tu pr oduct(s ) included in the sales package (“Pr oduct”).
150 W arranty and legal information 6. This limited warranty is not enforceabl e if the Product has been exposed to moisture, dampness, extreme thermal or environmental conditions or rapid changes in such conditions, corrosion, oxid ation, spillage of food or liquid, or chemical products.
151 W arranty and legal information SAR Notice – RM-582V Y OUR VERTU PHONE (MODEL: CONS TELLA TION QUEST , TYPE: RM-582V , FCC ID: P7QRM-582V) MEETS GUIDELINES FOR EXPO SURE T O RADIO W A VES. Y our V ertu phone is a radio transmitter and receiver .
152 W arranty and legal information Declaration of conformity W e, V ertu, declare under ou r sole responsibility that the pr oduct, Model Constellation Quest, type RM-582V is in conformity with the pr ovision of the follo wing Council Directiv e: 1999/5/EC.
153 W arranty and legal information EU recycling notice V ertu will comply with European Community requirements for the r ecycling of W aste Electrical & Elec tronic Equipment (WEEE). This compliance is indicated b y the addition of the following s ymbol to V ertu’ s product s where appropriat e.
154 Glossary Glossary 3G 3rd genera tion mobile communications. A digit al syst em for mobile communications which aims a t global use and pro vides incr eased bandwidth. 3G let s a mobile device user access a wide v ariety of serv ices, such as multimedia.
155 Glossary PIN2 The PIN2 code is supplied with some SIM ca rds . The PIN2 code is requir ed to acces s certain functions supported by the SIM card. The length of the PIN2 code is 4 to 8 digit s. POP3 P ost office protocol, v ersion 3. A common mail protocol tha t can be used f or acces sing y our re mot e mailbo x.
156 Index Index Numerics 3G 154 A Access codes 11 Access points 87 Accessories 137 Common accessory se ttings 139 Activate sharing 110 Activ e notes 99 Active sha ring Copy media files 111 Show media .
157 Index Call Log 48 Call on handsfree 42 Call on hold 42 Call waiting 41, 45 Calling the last dialled number 40 Conference call 43 Duration 46 In-call options 42 Last number 40 Making a call 39 Maki.
158 Index Settings 57 SIM card memory 56 Control panel 32 Converter 100 Creating a contact 52 Current l ocation 119 D Data cable 138 Connecting the data cable t o your Vertu phone 138 Data connections.
159 Index Outgoing files 111 Settings 111 Synchronise media files 111 I Icons 21 Images 104 Edit images 107 Organise images 105 Print images 107 View images 104 IMEI number 12 Indicator 19 Information.
160 Index Subscribe to a feed 29 Meeting request 69, 77 Memory 100, 104 Contacts 56 Menu 31 Menu key 31 Message 58 Calling the sender of a message 60 Creating a presentation message 62 Editing a messa.
161 Index Pin code request 34 PIN2 code 35 Play lists 114 Positioning (GPS) 128 Assisted GPS (A-GPS) 128 GPS data 130 Landmarks 129 Positioning settings 130 Retrieve position information 130 Route gui.
162 Index Intranet 102 Maps 126 Message re ader 65 Multimedia messages 64 Other 66 Positioning 130 Print 108 Printing 142 Service messages 65 Speech 65 Synchronisation 111 Text messages 63 Video image.
163 Index Edit videos 107 Organise videos 105 View vide os 104 Voice Setting up Voice commands 22 Voice command 22 Voice dia lling 40 Voice mail 43 VoIP 155 Volume in a call 42 VPN 155 W Walk 123 Wall.
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