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Display| internal display resolution | 320 x 240 pixels |
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| internal display size | 2.4” |
| external display resolution | 160 x 128 pixels |
Power| standard battery capacity | 900 mAh |
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| talk time | up to 3 hours |
| standby time | up to 250 hours |
Camera| camera resolution | 1280 x 960 pixels |
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| camera zoom | up to 2x |
| video resolution | 320 x 240 pixels |
Weight and Dimensions| dimensions | 4.02” (H) x 2.05” (W) x 0.67” (D) |
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| weight | 3.56 oz. |
Details the scope of the limited warranty provided for the phone and its accessories against defects.
Outlines exclusions from the limited warranty, including damage from misuse, accidents, and unauthorized modifications.
Identifies and describes the main parts and features of the LG A340 phone.
Illustrates the phone's rear design, showing the camera lens and SIM card slot.
Step-by-step guide on how to insert the SIM card and battery into the phone.
Instructions on how to connect the charger and charge the phone's battery.
Guidance on how to insert a microSD card to expand phone memory.
Explanation of various icons and indicators displayed on the phone's screen.
Instructions on how to dial numbers, use speed dial, and make international calls.
Procedures for answering or rejecting incoming calls and managing calls.
Details on using the keypad for text input, including ABC and T9 modes.
Explains T9 Mode, 123 Mode, Symbol Mode, and ABC Mode for text entry.
Features available while on an active call, such as making a second call.
How to answer or reject incoming calls while on another call.
Guidance on setting up and managing conference calls with multiple participants.
How to save, manage, and search contact information.
Adding new contacts and organizing them into groups.
Setting up speed dial numbers and managing SIM card information.
Instructions for composing, editing, and inserting content into messages.
Managing received messages (Inbox) and unsent messages (Drafts).
Reviewing sent messages (Outbox) and accessing voice messages.
Configuring message tones, alerts, and other preferences.
Playing audio files and viewing video clips stored on the phone.
Accessing and managing music through the AT&T Music player.
Steps for transferring music files from a computer to the phone.
Utilizing phone tools such as Voice Command for device control.
Viewing call history and setting alarms on the phone.
Managing schedules in the calendar and configuring alarm settings.
Saving and managing tasks, and using the stopwatch function.
Configuring sound settings, ringtones, and message tones.
Adjusting phone configurations like language, hotkeys, and date/time.
Setting up phone lock, PIN requests, and fixed dial numbers.
Options for restoring factory settings, master reset, and master clear.
Customizing screen brightness, backlight, color schemes, and menu styles.
Configuring call forwarding, send my number, auto redial, and answer modes.
Managing Bluetooth, USB connection, and internet profiles.
Configuring memory settings, used space, and default storage.
Details on available phone accessories including charger, cable, and battery.
General safety precautions for phone usage, including heat and humidity avoidance.
Information regarding the phone's compliance with FCC RF exposure guidelines.
Guidelines for safe body-worn operation and recommended separation distances.
Important warnings and precautions for handling and using the phone's battery.
Recommendations for protecting hearing from loud volumes and environmental noise.
Covers industry safety standards and recommendations for wireless handheld phones.
Explains RF signals and safety levels for handheld wireless phones.
Tips for using the phone safely while driving, including hands-free usage.
Recommendations for avoiding interference between wireless phones and pacemakers.
Safety precautions for using the phone in vehicles and potentially explosive atmospheres.
Safety guidelines for phone chargers, adapters, and battery handling.
Discusses the scientific evidence regarding health effects and RF exposure from wireless phones.
Explains the FDA's responsibilities and actions concerning wireless phone safety.
Details on Specific Absorption Rate (SAR) and the phone's compliance with RF exposure limits.
