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• RESTORE FACTORY SETTINGS

You can use Menu 4-8 (Settings > Restore factory settings) to reset some

of the phone settings to their original values. You must enter the security

code.

Caution: Restoring factory settings does not erase your phone book.

However, it does erase all customized settings you may have entered.

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User Guide2
Phone Notes2
International Mobile Equipment Identifier (IMEI)2
Table of Contents4
Safety First10
- Switch off When Refueling10
- Emergency Calls11
- Connecting to Other Devices11
- Backup Copies11
- Accessories and Batteries11
- Qualified Service11
- Observe Infrared Precautions11
- Understand the Terms12
Welcome12
- Get the most out of this Guide12
- Learn about Accessibility Solutions14
  - Accessible Features15
  - Note Differences Among Service Providers16
- Understand Wireless Network Services16
- Contact Nokia17
- E-Newsletters17
- Get Help17
- Register Your Phone17
- Keys and Features20
- Understand Your Phone20
- About the Start Screen31
Basic Operations30
- Switch on Your Phone30
- Review Phone Symbols32
- Text Entry32
- Make and Answer Calls33
- Use the Phone Book34
- Use the Menu35
- List of Menu Shortcuts37
- Set up Your Phone40
Replace the Back Cover42
Text Entry43
- ABC Mode43
  - Change Letter Case44
  - Enter Numbers45
- Predictive Text Input47
- Write Compound Words50
- Insert Symbols50
- Insert Numbers50
Use the Phone Book51
- Your Phone's Memory51
- Open the Phone Book53
- Select a Memory53
- View the Phone Book53
- Add a Number to a Phone Book Entry55
- Save a Number (Only)57
- Erase Names and Numbers59
- Edit Names59
- Copy Phone Book Entries61
- View Service Numbers62
- Use Caller Groups62
Check Call Log65
- Check for Missed Calls65
- Check Dialed Numbers66
- Check Received Calls66
- Choose Options in Call Lists67
- Clear Call Lists67
- Check Data Calls68
- Use Call Timers68
- Clear Call Cost Counters70
- Manage Call Costs70
  - View Call Costs70
  - Voicemail Indicators72
- Save the Voice Mailbox Number73
- Set up Your Voicemail73
Messages72
Use Voice Features72
- About Voicemail72
- Listen to Your Voice Messages73
- Automate Voicemail with Dialing Codes74
  - Add a Voice Tag to a Phone Book Entry75
  - Set up Voicemail with Dialing Codes75
- Use Voice Dialing75
  - Make a Call Using a Voice Tag76
  - Notes about Voice Tags76
- Use Voice Commands77
- Set up Message Profiles81
- Write a Message84
Messages81
- Save Messages in the Outbox86
- Resend a Message from the Outbox87
- Read New Text Messages Later89
- Read New Text Messages Now89
- Read Text Messages89
- Store Messages91
- Chat with Other Phone Users93
- Use Picture Messages95
- Receive Picture Messages96
- Use a Template97
- Define MMS Settings99
- Receive Multimedia Messages (MMS)99
- Use the Info Message Service102
- Use the Service Command Editor102
- Customize a Profile103
- Select a Profile103
Personalize Your Phone103
- Profiles103
  - Accessory Profiles105
  - Set a Timed Profile105
- Choose the Display Language107
- Set up the Clock108
- Download Ringing Tones109
- Use a Screen Saver110
- Restore Factory Settings111
Advanced Calling Features112
- Active Call Options112
- Use Call Forwarding117
- Use Anykey Answer119
- Activate Automatic Redial120
- Send Your Own Number in Caller ID120
- Use Automatic Redial120
- Call a 1-Touch Dial Number121
- Use 1-Touch Dialing121
  - Change 1-Touch Dialing Numbers122
  - Erase 1-Touch Dialing Numbers122
- Make an International Call122
- Select a System123
Manage Phone Security124
- Lock the Keypad (Keyguard)124
- About Access Codes125
- Use Call Restrictions128
- Restrict Calls129
- Turn on Call Restrictions129
- Set up a Closed User Group130
- Technology Background131
- Set up for Browsing133
- Sign on to the Internet133
- Use Browser Options133
- Navigate the Wireless Internet134
Your Wireless Internet Browser131
- Notes on Wireless Internet Access131
  - General Guidelines for Using the Phone Keys134
  - Examples of Wireless Internet Sites135
- Disconnect from the Internet136
- Security Issues136
- Use Bookmarks136
- About Authority Certificates137
- Notes about GPRS138
- Set up an Automatic Connection138
- Receive a Call While Online139
- Make an Emergency Call While Online140
- Make a Call While Online140
Your Personal Digital Assistant141
- Use the Alarm Clock141
- Use the Calendar142
- Make a To-Do List147
- Use the Calculator148
  - Record a Memo151
  - Record a Phone Conversation151
- Use the Voice Recorder151
- Use the Countdown Timer153
- Measure Split Time154
- Use the Stopwatch154
- Share Business Cards157
Fun and Games158
- FM Radio158
- Game Rules160
- Nokia Sugar Bowl161
- Snake II161
- Space Impact161
- Bumper162
Advanced Features163
- Prepare the Devices for IR Connection163
- Your Phone and Other Devices163
- Check the Status of an IR Connection164
- Infrared Basics164
- Send and Receive Information164
- PC Connectivity167
- GPRS Dial-Up Connections168
  - Wireless Modem Setup168
  - Charging and Discharging169
- Important Safety Information170
Reference Information169
- Battery Statements169
  - Other Medical Devices171
  - Potentially Explosive Atmospheres172
- Emergency Calls173
- Certification Information (Sar)175
- Care and Maintenance177
- Accessories178
- Battery Information179
- Standby and Talk Times179
- Chargers and Other Accessories180
- Charging Times179
- Travel Charger (ACP-12)181
- Rapid Cigarette Lighter Charger (LCH-9)181
- Dual Headset184
Technical Information186
Troubleshooting187
Frequently Asked Quesitons188
- Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)188
Nokia One-Year Limited Warranty192
- Appendix A198
- Message from the CTIA (Cellular Telecommunications & Internet Association) to All Users of Mobile Phones198
- Appendix B202
- Consumer Update on Wireless Phones203
- Index207

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