Pantech Breeze II

7/30/2019 Pantech Breeze II

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SpeciicationsDesignClamshellphonewithinternalandexternaldisplay

Displays260KColorsTFTLCDwith2.2internal

display260KColorsTFTLCDwith1.38external

display7linesfortextinbasicmodewith16

point ontTwosoftkeysandfour-wayscrolland

selection O keys

MelodiesMIDI,i-Melody,MP3,AMR,WAV,AAC,AAC+,WMA

CameraIntegrated1.3MCMOSCameraResolutionupto1280x1024(1.3MpixeMpeg4Videorecording/playingupto

15f/s(QCIFsize)

Self-timerfunction(5secondsor10seconds)

Photoalbumandvideoalbum

Dimensions & WeightWeight:101g(withstandardbattery)Dimensions:99mmx50mmx18.65m


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Specications ................................................2Phone overview ............................................8Using Shortcuts ........................................... 10Menu overview ........................................... 11Quick & Easy ................................................ 14SIM card and battery ...................................17Turning the phone on/o ............................20Essential display indications ........................20Setting the phone mode ............................. 22

Entering text ...............................................23EZ quick call keys .........................................25PC Suite .......................................................26Memory card ...............................................27Updating sotware ......................................29AppCenter ...................................................30

Breeze Mode

1. Calls and address bookMaking,receivingandendingacall..........

Usingvideoshare........................................

Optionsduringacall...................................

Checkingallcalls.........................................

Speed dialing ..............................................

Using address book .....................................

Using your headset .....................................

Serviceandxeddialingnumber...............

2. MessagingReceivingmessages....................................

Creatingandsendingtextmessages.........

Creatingmultimediamessages..................

Managingmessagingmemory..................


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Serviceandxeddialingnumber.................98

Calleridentication.......................................99

2. MessagingReceivingmessages....................................102

Creatingandsendingtextmessages..........103

Creatingmultimediamessages..................104

Messagetemplates.....................................109

Messagesettings.........................................110

Managingmessagingmemory..................112

Email ............................................................113Using instant messenger ............................113

3. MultimediaCamera ........................................................116

Picture .........................................................118

Video............................................................120

Audio ..........................................................

Musicplayer ................................................

Musicplayersettings..................................

Mediaplayer................................................

Otherles....................................................

Managingmemory.....................................

Playing games ............................................

4. Useul FeaturesCalendar ......................................................

Alarm clock ..................................................Calculator.....................................................

Tip calculator ..............................................

Stop watch .................................................

Notepadandvoicememo...........................

Worldtime ..................................................

Converter.....................................................


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EarpieceInternal display

Let/Right Sot keyPerorm the unctions shown at the bottom line othe display

OK key or access Mobile Web

Press to enter menu system

Camera key

Power on & of / Menu exit / End keyTurnsphoneon/o,endscalls,exitmenus

Clear key and CalendarReturnstopreviousscreenordeletescharacterstext mode. Access Calendar menu

EZ Quick Call Keys

Navigation key

Scroll through the menuoptions

Voice Command

Send keyVoicemail

Vibrate modeMicrophone

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Phone overview


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Using ShortcutsNumbered menu items, such as menus,sub-menus,andoptionscanbequicklyaccessed by using their shortcut numbers.InMenumode,MainMenuscanbeaccessed by pressing the number keys(1 to 0) corresponding to their locationon the screen.

Example: Accessing the Phone Mode menu.1. Press Menu.2. Press the 6 orSettings.3. Press the 6 orPhone Mode.4.PresstheU/Dscroll key to select the

mode.

note:Thestepsmayvarybymodeandthismanualprovidesinstructionsforboth BreezModeandAdvancedModerespectively.


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Quick & EasyKeys Functions

< > Perorm the unctions shown at the bottom line o the display by usingthese sot keys.

ScrollthroughthemenuoptionsinMenumode.Instandbymode,LeftScroll:AccessMobile Email menuRightScroll:Access IM menuUpScroll:AccessCreate Message menu

DownScroll:AccessAddress Book menu

@Select a menu unction or store user-input inormation, such as names.Also use this key or conrmation as theO key.Launch the Mobile Web directly i pressed in standby mode.

C Deletecharactersfromthedisplay,orreturntopreviousmenu.OpenCalendarviewifpressedquicklyinstandbymode.


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Keys Functions

# Changevarioustextinputmodesifpressed at the text-editing screen.

V/v

Adjusttheearpiecevolumewhilemakingacall.ControltheRingtonevolume,vibratemodeandsilentallmodeinstandMutetheringtoneofanincomingcall.Rejecttheincomingcallifpressedandheldwhenyoureceiveanincomicall.

Q Turn camera capture mode on.Workasacamerashutterincapturemode.

N TurntheVoiceCommandson.


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Installing/removing SIM card andbattery1.Removethebattery

coverfromtheunit.Totthebatterycover,putit on the guide rail andpush up.

2.InserttheSIMcardinto the slot. The goldcontactsoftheSIMcardshould go against themetal contacts o thephone.

Put the contacts o thebattery into the holelocated at the bottom othe unit and then insertand press the upper side o the batteuntilyouheartheclick.Makesurealign the gold contacts at the batteryend with contacts on the phone. I thcontacts at the battery are not prope

aligned, damage could occur to thephone and the battery.

IncorrectCorrect


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Turning the phone on/oTo turn on

1. Press and holdE.To turn o

1. Press and holdE.

Essential display indicationsSignal strength. The greater the number

ofbars,thestrongerthesignal.Whennetwork is in searching mode isdisplayed.

Flightmodeisactive.

Acallisbeingmade.Whenyouareinnoservicearea is displayed.

CallforwardingNisactive.

Incoming calls set to ring only (Norm

Incoming calls set to Vibrate and Rin

Incoming calls set to Vibrate Only.

Incoming calls set to Silent.

Receivedoneormoretextmessages

Receivedoneormoremultimedia

messages.ReceivedoneormoreWAPpushmessages.

Receivedoneormoreothermessage

Receivedoneormorevoicemessage


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Available,Away,InvisibleStatusofAIM

Online,Away,Busy,OineStatusofMSN

Available,Busy,InvisibleStatusofYAHOO

YouhavereceivedoneormoreIMmessages

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Network dependentSetting the phone modeYour phone has two customized modes,BreezeandAdvanced.ThedefaultissettoBreezemodewhichprovidesEZaccesstothefunctionsusedmostfrequently.

IntheBreezemode,youcanviewanabbreviatedmenu:Address Book,Messaging, Camera, AT&T Services, ToandSettings. The Advanced Mode alloaccess to all menu items.

BreezeMode AdvancedMod

To change the phone mode1. Press Menu > Settings> Phone

Mode.


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Key English French Spanish

1 .,-?!/'@:2 abc 3 de 4 ghi 5 jkl6 mno 7 pqrs

8 tuv 9 wxyz

ABC modePress the key labeled with the target letteronce or the rst letter; press it twice or thesecond letter, and so on.

1. Press # to change the mode asmulti-tap.

2. Press 2 to9 to input textrepeatedly.TowritetheletterC,pre2 3 times. To write number 2 pre24times.

Predictive mode (T9)Thepredictivemodeautomatically

compares your keystrokes with an internlinguistic dictionary to determine thecorrect word. It will display the mostcommonlyusedrst.Tosaveawordnotlistedinphonesdictionary,pressOption> Predictive Settings > My Words.

1. Press # to change the mode to


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To send a message using one touch key1. Press x.2. Press Options> Send Message.

PC SuitePCsuiteisaWindows-basedPCprogramthat allows you to easily manage personaldata and multimedia les by connectingyourPhonetoaPC.ThePCsuite

application can be downloaded athttp://www.pantechusa.com/.

System requirementsMicrosoftWindows2000orXPfamilyand

Vista32bitAtleast300MBoffreediskspace

InterfacedevicessuchasUSBorBluetoor the connection with the phone

PC Suite eaturesPCSuitelauncherConnectionManagerContactManagerPCSyncMessageManager

FileManagerMMSPCComposerImageEditorVideoEditorInternetAccess


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card.Youcanalsomoveandcopythelesto computer rom your phone.

To copy a le to the memory card1. Select the le >Options> Copy to

External Memory.2. To copy the le back to the phone, press

Options> Copy to Phone.

To move a le to the memory card1. Select the le >Options> Move to

External Memory.2.Tomovethelebacktothephone,

press Options> Move to Phone.

To delete a le rom the memory card1. Select the le rom the card >Options

> Delete.

In Advanced Mode,youhaveaccesstoo the eatures o Breeze II including thefeaturesprovidedbyBreeze Mode.

To move the le rom the card to thcomputer1.Connectthedatacablewithmobilea

the computer.

2. Press Menu > Settings>Connectivity.

3. Press Select USB Mode.4.SelectMusic Player, Mass Storage o

Ask on Connection.5. Follow the instructions on your


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To view the version o sotware1. Press Menu > Settings> Phone

Inormation.2. Scroll down to Sotware Version.

AppCenterAppCenter

1. Press Menu > AppCenter.

Shopping Applications1. Press Menu > My Stu>

Applications > Shop Applications.

Shopping Tones1. Press Menu > My Stu> Audio >

Shop Tones.

2. Press Menu > My Stu> Audio >Answer Tones > Shop Answer Tone

Shopping Games1. Press Menu > My Stu> Games >

Shop Games.

Shopping Wallpapers1. Press Menu > My Stu> Picture>

Shop Wallpapers.

Shopping Videos1. Press Menu > My Stu> Video >

Shop Videos.

Shopping Music1. Press Menu > AT&T Music > Shop

Music.


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Making, receiving and endinga callMaking a call

1. Enter the area code and phone number.2. Press S.

Answering a call1. Press S.

Ending a call1. Press E.Oncethecalliscompleted,acallsummaryis displayed.

Rejecting a callPress E or Ignore.

Making a call using the call listYourphonelogsupto30dialed,receiveand missed call numbers.

1. Press S to display the Recent Calist.

2. Select All Calls, Missed Calls, ReceivCalls, Dialed Calls or Call Ranking bpressing theL/Rkey.

3. Select a number.

4.PressS to dial the selected numbnote: To redial the last number in the RecenCalls list, press S.Making a call during a call

1. Enter the phone number or pressOptions> View Contacts.


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2. Press Options> Full Screen tolandscape the screen.

Options during a callMicrophone o and on

Switching your phones microphoneo

1. Press Options> Mute [ ].

Switching your phones microphoneback on1. Press Options> Unmute.

Talking on speaker1. Press Speaker Phone [ ].

Putting a call on hold and returnin

Putting a call on hold1. Press Options> Hold or pressS

Returning to a held call1. Press Options> Unhold or press S

again.

Multi-party callsN

You can talk with more than one person

haveaconferencecall.Making a multi-party call1.Calltherstparticipant.2.Callthesecondparticipant.Therstc

is automatically put on hold.


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Finding a name manually in addressbook

1. Press the U/Dkey.Viewing the details o highlightedentry in address book

1. Press Select.For details on address book, see page 41.

Reading a message during a call

1. Press Options> View Message.2. Select a message >Open.

Sending a message during a call1. Press Options> Send Message.

For details on creating a text message, seepage 49.

Mobile Web1. Press Options> Mobile Web.

Viewing the calendar during a call1. Press Options> View Calendar.

Making a note during a call1. Press Options> Notepad.

Voice recording1. Press Options> Voice Recording.

Checking all callsYoucanviewinformationaboutallReceCalls simply by pressingS. For moreoptionsforall,missed,receivedanddialcalls, select an entry and pressOptions.


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3. Press Reset >Yes.note:Thedefaultpasswordis1234.

Viewing data transmittedinormation

1. Press Shortcuts in standby mode.2. Press Recent Calls > Packet Counter. Current Ino:Youcanview

transmitted data in the currentsession,inKilobytes.Sent, ReceivedandTotal inormation are alsoavailable.

Last Ino:YoucanviewSent,Received, Total andDurationtransmittedinprevioussessions,in

Kilobytes. Total Ino:YoucanviewallSent,

Received, Total andDurationtransmitteddatainKilobytes.

Clear Logs:Thedefaultpasswordi1234.

Speed dialingYoucandialquicklyusingspeeddialing.

to8phonenumberscanbeprogrammeusing numbers 2 to 9.1:Voicemail0:PrexforinternationalcallSetting speed dial

1. Press Menu > Address Book > My


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Viewing the contact list1. Press D or press Menu > Address

Book > All Contacts.

Searching or a phone number1. Press D or press Menu > Address

Book > All Contacts.2. Input the rst letter or two o the

personsnameandscrollwithU/D.

3. Press Select toviewdetailinformation.4.Toupdateinformation,pressOptions>Edit Contact.

Calling rom contact list1. Press D or press Menu > Address

Book > All Contacts.

2. Select a contact to call.3. Press S.

Sending a contact1. Press D or press Menu > Address

Book > All Contacts.2. Select a contact >Options> Send

Contact.3. You can send the contact using

Multimedia Message or Bluetooth

Deleting a contact1. Press D or press Menu > Address

Book > All Contacts.2. Select a contact >Options> Delete

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forthisdevice.Itisanoptionalitem.Notallheadsetwillhaveabutton.

While in standby mode1. Press the buttononce to list recent calls.2. Press the buttontwice to redial the last

call.

While the phone is closed1. Press the buttononcetoreceiveacall.

2. Press the buttononce to end the call.

Service and ixed dialingnumberCalling your service numbersS

Youcanseetheservicenumbertoreach

theserviceprovider.1. Press D or press Menu > Address

Book.2. Press My Settings > Service Numb3. Select a number > pressS.

Viewing xed dialing number listFixeddialingnumberisaservicethatlimits your access to specic numbers intheaddressbooklistrecordedontheSIMInput the PIN2 to set up or cancel thisservice.

1. Press D or press Menu > AddressBook.

2. Press My Settings > FDN List.


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> Preview > Current or WholeMessage.

6.Toeditthetextmessage,pressU/Dto select the text box and edit yourmessage.

7.PressSend to and select a contact tosend the message and press Select.

8.PressSend.

Adding a new picture to the message

1. Press U or press Menu > Messaging>Create Message.2. Enter a message.3. Press Insert > Take New Picture.4.Focusontheobject > O.5.Topreviewthemessage,pressOptions

> Preview > Current or WholeMessage. To go back to text editorpage, press Stop.


7.PressSend to and select a contact tosend the message and pressSelect.

8.PressSend.

For details on taking a picture, see page 6Adding a saved video to the messa

1. Press U or press Menu > MessaginCreate Message.

2. Enter a message.


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message.8.PressSend to and select a contact to

send the message and press Select.9. Press Send.

For details on recording a video, see page 61.

Adding a recorded voice memo to themessage

1. Press U or press Menu > Messaging>Create Message.

2. Enter a message.3. Press Insert > Sound > Audio > My

Voice.4.Scrolltothesavedaudioclipandpress

Select.

5.Topreviewthemessage,pressOptio> Preview > Current or WholeMessage.

6.PressPausetostoplisteningthevoicmemo or press Stop to go back to teeditor page.


8.PressSend to and select a contact tosend the message and pressSelect.

9. Press Send.


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5.Topreviewthemessage,pressOptions> Preview > Current or WholeMessage. To go back to text editorpage, press Stop.


7.PressSend to and select a contact tosend the message and press Select.

8.PressSend.

Managing messaging memoryUp to 200 messages can be stored in thephone memory, additional messageswillbesavedtotheSIMcard.Whenthe

message box is ull, the messages ull icwill appear. All messages share memory

Icon Descriptions

Textmessageisfull(SIMandphonmessages).

Deleting a message in the inbox1. Select a message >Options> Dele

>Yes.

Deleting multiple messages in theinbox

1. Press Select or Deselectto select ordeselect the message.

2. Press Delete >Yes.


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Icon Name Descriptions

EectNormal ( ), Sepia ( ),Negative( ),B&W( )

Sel TimerO( ), 5 secs ( ),10 secs ( )

Size176x144(MMS)( ),176x144( ),320x240( ),VideoShare( )

Advanced

VideoQuality,SoundRecording,SaveLocation,TimerSound,DefaultFileName

Zoom in and out1. Press U/D.Itrangesfrom1xto4x.

Increasing or decreasing thebrightness

1. Press L/R.Itrangesfrom-2to+2.Taking a picture

1. Press Q in standby mode or pressMenu > Camera > Take a Picture.

2. Focus on the object >Oor pressOptions> Capture.

Changing to video camera mode1. Press Q in standby mode or pressMenu > Camera > Take a Picture.

2. Press Optionswhile camera mode isactivated.

3. Press Video Camera Mode.


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2. Focus on the object >O or pressOptions> Record.

3. Press Stop to stop recording.4.PressOptions> Playtoplaythevideo

clip.5. Press Ctogobacktopreviewmode.

Changing to camera mode1. Press Menu > Camera > Record a

Video.

2. Press Optionswhilevideomodeisactivated.

3. Press Camera Mode.For details on taking a picture, see page 60.

Viewing the recorded video clip1. Press Menu > Camera > Record a

Video.2. Press Options> Video Album.3.Selectthevideoclip > Play.

Ater recording video clipsTo Press

Send a multimediamessage

Options > Send > asMultimedia Message

Send using mobileshare

Options > Send > viaMobile Share

Send usingBluetooth

Options > Send > viaBluetooth

Viewrecordedvideoclip

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2. Select a picture.3. Press Options> Set as > Wallpaper.

Setting as caller identication1. Press Menu > Camera > My Pictures.2. Select a picture.3. Press Options> Set as > Caller ID.

Sending pictures using multimediamessage

1. Press Menu > Camera > My Pictures.2. Select a picture.3. Press Options> Send > as

Multimedia Message.For details on creating multimediamessages, see page 49.

Deleting multiple pictures1. Press Menu > Camera > My Pictur2. Press Options> Multiple Select.3. Press Select to select more than one

picture.4.PressDeselect to cancel your selecti5. Press Options> Delete.

Viewing a le inormation1. Press Menu > Camera > My Pictur

2. Select a picture.3. Press Options> Properties.

My VideosTheMy Videos menu allows you to


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CalendarCalendarhelpsyoumanageyour schedule includingyour time or calls or specialdays. You can set a reminderonanygivendatewiththisunction.

Viewing calendar1. Press Menu > Tools > Calendar.

note:YoucanalsoaccessCalendarbypressingC in standby mode. ViewbyMonth isdefaultsettingforCalendar.

In the monthly view

To Press

Movetoanotherday

LforPreviousR or Next

Movetoanotherweek

UforPreviousD or Next

Viewothermonth

Side key down forPreviSide key up or Next

Creating a new event

1. Select a day and pressOptions> NeEvent.

2. Select Schedule, Task or Note.3.InputtheeventandpressSave.

note:Youcancreateeventsfordatesfrom01/01/2000to12/31/2099.


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sender,itwillbesavedinyourphonesmemory.1.Afterpairingwiththetargetdevice,

press Options> Take Files.2.Theavailableleswillbedisplayed.3. Select a le and pressOptions> Copy.

Setting the visibility1. Press Menu > Settings> Bluetooth

> Visibility.

2. Select Show or Hide and press Select.Naming the phone

1. Press Menu > Settings> Bluetooth> My Bluetooth Ino.

2. Select Name eld and press Edit.

3. Enter the new name and pressSave.note:Thedevicenameiswhatidentiesyophone to Bluetooth network.

Using Mobile WebAccessing Mobile Web

1. Press O in standby mode or pressMenu > AT&T Services > MobileWeb.

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Answering a second callN

1. Press S. The rst call is automaticallyput on hold.

2. Press E to end the second call.The call on hold is automaticallyreconnected.

Using video shareYoucanshareliveorrecordedvideowhileonacall.Youcansendorreceivevideo.note:VideoShareisnotavailableinallmarkets.Bothpartiesmustbeina3Gserviceareaa 3G icon must appear by the signal barsprior to a call being placed, and both partiesmustremaininthe3Gcoverageareaforthe

durationoftheVideoShare.

S.2. Press Options> Video Share.3. Select Live or Recorded.

note:TousevideoshareintheRecentCallspress Options>VideoShare.


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Stop.6.Topreviewthemessage,pressOptions

> Preview > Current or WholeMessage.

7.PressPausetostoplisteningthevoicememo or press Stop to go back to texteditor page.


9. Press Send to and select a contact tosend the message and press Select.

10. Press Send.For details on Recording a voice memo, see

page 135.

Adding other les to the message1. Press U or press Menu > Messagin

Create Message.2. Enter a message.3. Press Insert > Other Files > Other

Files.4.SelectaleandpressSelect.5.Topreviewthemessage,pressOptio

> Preview > Current or WholeMessage. To go back to text editor

page, press Stop.6.Toeditthetextmessage,pressU/D

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Managing messaging memoryUp to 200 messages can be stored in thephone memory, additional messageswillbesavedtotheSIMcard.Whenthemessage box is ull, the messages ull iconwill appear. All messages share memory.

Icon Descriptions

Textmessageisfull(SIMandphonemessages).

Moving a message to SIM1. Press Menu > Messaging>

Conversations.2. Select a message >Options> Move

to SIM.

Deleting a message in the inbox1. Select a message >Options> Dele

>Yes.

Deleting multiple messages in theinbox

1. Press Select or Deselectto select ordeselect the message.

2. Press Delete >Yes.

Viewing memory space inormation

1. Press Menu > Messaging> UsedSpace.

2. Press L/RtoviewSIM andPhonememory.


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Recordingavideo 3. Press Camera Mode.


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Recording a video1. Press Menu > My Stu> Tools >

Video Camera.2. Focus on the object >O or press

Options> Record.3. Press Stop to stop recording.4.PressOptions> Playtoplaythevideo

clip.5. Press Ctogobacktopreviewmode.

Changing to camera mode1. Press Menu > My Stu> Tools >Video Camera.

2. Press Optionswhilevideomodeisactivated.

3. Press Camera Mode.For details on taking a picture, see page 1

Viewing the recorded video clip1. Press Menu > My Stu> Tools >

Video Camera.2. Press Options> Video Album.3.Selectthevideoclip > Play.

PictureThePicturemenu allows you to shopgraphicusingtheWAPbrowser.Youcandownload desired images and graphicsandsavethemtoyourphone.Youcanalsoviewallthepicturesyouhavetakensaveselectedimagestoyourphoneor

For details on creating multimedia 2. Select a picture.


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gmessages, see page 102.

Deleting multiple pictures1. Press Menu > My Stu> Picture>

Camera.2. Press Options> Multiple Select.3. Press Select to select more than one

picture.4.PressDeselect to cancel your selection.5. Press Options> Delete.

Viewing a le inormation1. Press Menu > My Stu> Pictures >

Camera.

p3. Press Options> Properties.

VideoTheVideomenuallowsyoutoshopvideclipsusingtheWAPbrowser.Youcandownloaddesiredvideoclipsandplaywthebuilt-invideoplayer.Youcanalsosesaveanddeletevideos.ThesupportedformatsareMP4,WMA,3GPand3G2.

Playing the saved video clips1. Press Menu > My Stu> Video.2.Selectavideoclip.3. Press Play.

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y5. Press Options> Delete.

AudioTheAudio menu allows you to shop tonesandanswertonesusingtheWAPbrowser.You can download desired audio les andplay with the built-in audio player. You canalsosend,saveanddeleteaudioles.ThesupportedleformatsareMIDI,i-Melody,

MP3,AMR,WAV,AAC,AAC+,WMA.Listening to the recorded sound

1. Press Menu > My Stu> Audio > MyVoice.

3. Press Play.

Using audio player controls

To Press

Pause/Play OStop Options > Stop

Rewind HoldLFast orward HoldR

Controlvolume Side key up or down or U

Setting as a ring tone1. Press Menu > My Stu> Audio.2. Select a sound.3. Press Options> Set as Ring Tone.

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Icon Descriptions

Musicispaused.

Musicisstopped.

note:microSDcardmustbeinsertedtotranser music to your phone.

Adding music rom Windows MediaPlayer1.ConnecttheUSBcabletothedeviceand

the computer.

2. Select Music Player > Select.3.OpentheSynctabinWindowsMedia

Player in your computer.4.Selectthemusicfromthelistanddrag

and drop to your phone.

WindowsXPversionisrequired.

Playing music1. Press Menu > AT&T Music > Music

Player.2. Select a category (All Music, Playlist

Albums, Artists, Genres) and pressSelect.

3. Select All> Play to play all songs in All Music.

4.PressOptions> Stop to stop playingnote:MusicwillpausewhenyoureceiveanincomingcallandMusicwillresumewhentcall ends.

2. Select a playlist to add music and press Listening music with Bluetooth


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p y pOptions> Add Tracks.

3. Select All Music, Albums, Artists orGenres.

4.Selectamusicle(s)andpressSelect >Done.

5.Toremovetracksfromtheplaylist,press Options> Remove Tracks >select a music le(s) and press Select >Remove.

6.Torenametheplaylist,pressOptions>Rename Playlist > input new PlaylistName and press Save.

7.Todeletetheplaylist,pressOptions>Delete >Yes.

gheadset1.Whilemusicisplayinginthestandby

mode, press Menu > AT&T Music >Music Player.

2. Press Now Playing > Options>Transer to B/T Headset.

Viewing a music le inormation1.Whilemusicisplayingintheplayer

mode, press Options> Properties.

2. Use U/DtoviewTrack Number,Title, Artist, Album, Genre, DuratioFilename, File Size, Location, FormBit Rate, Created, LicenseandSharing.


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andvideocanbeprotectedbycopyright.Itisillegaltocopysuchsound/videotracksforthepurpose o selling or distribution. Pantech doesnot in any way support the unauthorized use ocontent on your phone media player.

Playing timeVolumecontrols

DurationPlayercontrols

Backgroundskin

Volumecontrols

Playing time

Playcont

Videoimage

Duration

Icon Descriptions

Volumelevel7

PausePlay

RewindwithlongpressFast Forward with long press

Other iles Playing games


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You can manage unsupported le ormatsthataresavedonyourphone.ItalsolistslesreceivedviaBluetoothfromotherdevices.

Viewing the list o the les1. Press Menu > My Stu> Other Files.

Managing memory

Viewing memory status1. Press Menu > My Stu> Used Space.2. Press L/RtoviewPhoneorExternal

memory inormation.

y g gYou can download games to play with. Iiseasytodownloadandyoucanpreviewthem beorehand. You will only be abletoviewgamesthatareavailableonyoumobile.

Shop games1. Press Menu > My Stu> Games >

Shop Games.2. Play the demo and press BUY to

download the complete game.


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p1. Press Menu > My Stu>

Tools > Tip Calculator.2.Enterthevaluesforallthe

variableelds(Bill($),Tip(%), Split) and thenthe corresponding calculation elds(Tip($), Total($),You Pay) are updatedautomatically.

3. Press * to use the decimal point.4.PressReset to reset.

p1. Press Menu > My Stu>

Tools > Stop Watch.2. Press Start to start.3. Press Stop to stop.4.PressContinue to restart

or press Reset to clear.5. To change to lap time, pressMode >

Lap Time Mode.6.Tosplitthestopwatch,pressMode >

Split Time Mode.


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Download Manager. Editing proles1 Press Menu > My Stu >


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Setting proilesYoucanviewacurrentconnectionproleor create new proles by customizingProle Name, Home URL, ConnectionType, Proxy Address andProxy Port.

Adding proles1. Press Menu > My Stu>

Applications > Browser > Manage >

Proles.2. Press Options> Create.3.Entervaluesorselectanoptionforeach

eld and press Save.

1. Press Menu > My Stu>Applications > Browser > ManageProles.

2. Select a prole and pressOptions>Edit.

3. Edit the parameters and press Save.note: The deault prole is not editable.

Viewing proles1. Press Menu > My Stu>

Applications > Browser > ManageProles.

2. Select a prole and pressOptions>View.

Memo


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Setting xed dialing number1 Press Menu > Settings> Security >

theSIMcards(eitherdependsontheSIMcaordeterminedbytheSIMcard).


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1. Press Menu > Settings> Security >FDN.

2. Select On and press Select.3. Enter PIN2 code and pressO.

For details on fxed dialing, see page 96.

Changing hidden keyThe hidden key is a security code orUSIMContacts.YoucanlockthepersonsinformationintheUSIMContactswiththe

hidden key.1. Press Menu > Settings> Security >

Change Hidden Key.note: The deault password is dependent on

y )

ResetResetting the phone

1. Press Menu > Settings> Reset.2. Enter password and press O >

Master Reset >Yes.note: It will reset your phone to its deaultsettings.Thedefaultpasswordis1234.

Clearing the phone1. Press Menu > Settings> Reset.2. Enter password and press O >

Master Clear >Yes.


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Alert messageI you experience any problem while using your

When the Phone and SIM messages is fDelete Messagesmessage appears:


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I you experience any problem while using yourmobile phone, please reer to the ollowingchecklist. I the problem still persists, contactyour dealer or nearest carrier.

When the Insert SIM Cardmessageappears:MakesuretheSIMcardiscorrectlyinstalled.ChecktoseeiftheSIMcardisworkingproperly.I it does not work, try to clean the contactpoints o the card with a dry cloth. I it is out o

order,takeittoyourserviceprovider.When the Messages fullmessage appears:Thereceivedorsavedmessagesarefullinyour phone memory. You need to delete themessage.

g g ppThereceivedorsavedmessagesarefullinphoneandSIMcardmemory.Youneedtodelete the message.

When the Passwordmessage appearPhone locked state:Enter the phone password. The deaultpasswordis1234.Ifyoucannotremembpassword, contact the nearest carrier.

When the Enter PIN1message appea

Input PIN1. I you cannot remember it, conyourserviceprovider.Youcanstillreceivecevenifyourmobilephonebecomeslockedater entering the incorrect PIN1 on threeconsecutiveattempts.


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You should use your phone in an emergency,eitheruseahandsfreedevicebuiltintoyourcar

Mode on (press the Menu > Settings >Proles > Flight Mode in Advanced Mode


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orpulloverinasafeplacerst.

Switch o in restricted areasAlways switch your phone o in areas wheremobile phone use is restricted.

Switch o in explosive or dangerousareasAlways switch your phone o in areas withexplosiveordangerousmaterials(suchasuels, uel stations or areas containing chemical

goods) and obey any instructions or signals.Donotremoveyourmobilephonesbatteryinsuch areas.

Switch o in aircratAlways switch your phone o or select Flight

Breeze Mode you need to assign to ShortcuPress Shortcuts in main screen. Select oneo the Unassigned> Add> Settings >Proles. Press Shortcuts > Proles >Flight Mode) when you are in an aircrat.Theelectromagneticwavesemittedbyyourphonemayaecttheelectronicnavigationequipmentintheaircraft.

Switch o in hospitals and near mediequipment

Always switch your phone o in hospitals, aobey the regulations or rules o the hospitalSwitch your phone o when using medicalequipmentforprivatepurposes,ifpossible.Alwaysconsultwiththemedicalequipment


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FCC Regulatory ComplianceFCCRegulatory Compliance

Those guidelines are consistent with saetystandardspreviouslysetbybothU.S.andi t ti l t d d b di A i


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FCC Regulatory ComplianceThisdevicecomplieswithPart15oftheFCCRules.Operationissubjecttothefollowingtwoconditions:(1)thisdevicemaynotcauseharmfulinterference,and(2)thisdevicemustacceptanyinterferencereceived,includingintererence that may cause undesiredoperation.Yourmobiledeviceisalowpowerradiotransmitterandreceiver.WhenitisON,itreceivesandalsosendsoutradiofrequency(RF)signals.InAugust1996,theFederalCommunicationsCommission(FCC)adoptedRFexposureguidelineswithsafetylevelsformobiledevices.

internationalstandardsbodies:AmericanNational Standard Institute (ANSI), NationaCouncilofRadiationProtectionandMeasurements(NCRP),andInternationalCommissiononNon-IonizingRadiationProtection(ICNRP).ThosestandardswerebasedoncomprehensiveandperiodicevaluationsoftherelevantscienticliteratuThe design o your phone complies with theFCCguidelinesandapplicable.

Statement according to FCC part 15.105NOTE:ThisequipmenthasbeentestedandfoundtocomplywiththelimitsforaClassBdigitaldevice,pursuanttoPart15oftheFCCRules.Theselimitsaredesignedtoprovide

guidelinesandshouldbeavoided.Thisdeviceanditsantennamustnotbeco-l t d ti i j ti ith

regardless o age and health. The exposurestandard or wireless mobile phones employ

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located or operating in conjunction with anyother antenna or transmitter.

Health and Saety Inormation FCCThis EUT has been shown to be capable ocompliance or localized specic absorptionrate(SAR)foruncontrolledenvironment/general population exposure limits speciedinANSI/IEEEStd.C95.1-1992andhadbeentested in accordance with the measurementproceduresspeciedinFCC/OETBulletin65SupplementC(2001)andIEEEStd.1528-2003MinistryofHealth(Canada),SafetyCode6.Thestandards include a substantial saety margindesigned to assure the saety o all persons,

a unit o measurement known as the SpeciAbsorptionRate,orSAR.TheSARlimitsetbytheFCCis1.6W/kg*.*IntheU.S.andCanada,theSARlimit

or mobile phones used by the public is1.6watts/kg(W/kg)averagedoveronegram o tissue. The standard incorporateasubstantialmarginofsafetytogiveadditional protection or the public and accountforanyvariationsin.

**Thisdevicecontains1800MHzGSMunctions that are not operational in U.S.Territories; this ling is applicable onlyfor850MHzGSMand1900MHzPCSoperations.


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your purchase, such as warranty exchange. Iso,pleaserefertoequipmentpackageortheoriginal point o sale

THECOMPANYBELIABLEFORANYSPECIALCONSEQUENTIALORINCIDENTALDAMAGESBREACH OF THIS OR ANY OTHER WARRANTY


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original point o sale.

THEEXTENTOFTHECOMPANYSLIABILITYUNDERTHISWARRANTYISLIMITEDTOTHEREPAIRORREPLACEMENTPROVIDEDABOVEAND,INNOEVENT,SHALLTHECOMPANYSLIABILITYEXCEEDTHEPURCHASEPRICEPAIDBYPURCHASERFORTHEPRODUCT.

ANYIMPLIEDWARRANTIES,INCLUDINGANYIMPLIEDWARRANTYOFMERCHANTABILITYORFITNESSFORAPARTICULARPURPOSE,SHALL

BELIMITEDTOTHEDURATIONOFTHISWRITTENWARRANTY.ANYACTIONFORBREACHOFANYWARRANTYMUSTBEBROUGHTWITHINAPERIODOF18MONTHSFROMDATEOFORIGINALPURCHASE.INNOCASESHALL

BREACHOFTHISORANYOTHERWARRANTYEXPRESSORIMPLIED,WHATSOEVER.THECOMPANYSHALLNOTBELIABLEFORTHEDELAYINRENDERINGSERVICEUNDERTHISWARRANTYORLOSSOFUSEDURINGTHETIMETHEPRODUCTISBEINGREPAIREDORREPLACED.

NopersonorrepresentativeisauthorizedtoassumefortheCompanyanyliabilityotherthan expressed herein in connection with th

sale o this product.Somestatesorprovincesdonotallowlimitations on how long an implied warrantlasts or the exclusion or limitation o incidenorconsequentialdamagesotheabove


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