Step 3. Install the SIM card.Step 3. Install the SIM card.
Set Up Instructions Guide
Take a moment to look through your Nokia 9300 smartphone
sales package. Please make sure the following components are
included:
Thank you for purchasing the Nokia 9300 smartphone!
START
HERE!
To get started, we recommend the following:
• Carefully follow the step-by-step instructions below to set up
your Nokia 9300 smartphone.
• Review the Getting Started CD-ROM for:
a. Nokia 9300 User Guide containing more detailed
information and safety instructions
b. Nokia 9300 Shortcuts Guide
c. User Guide for Nokia PC Suite
and more…
Caution! DO NOT connect the data cable to a computer until you
have been instructed to do so after installing Nokia PC Suite. Connecting
the data cable at the wrong time may prevent you from ever properly
synchronizing your Nokia smartphone.
Get familiar with your new Nokia 9300 smartphone.
Power key (Press this button to access the wireless network,
after the inside display is fully powered on.)
Earpiece
Phone display
Right and left selection keys
Scroll key
[up] [down] View your contacts
[left] Compose a message
[right] View your inbox
Call key
End key
Infrared
Back cover
Microphone
Charger connector
PopPort
TM
connector
TIP! To lock your external keypad, press the center of the scroll
key, then press (
*
). To unlock, press the center of the scroll key
and press (
*
) again.
Step 1. Take inventory.Step 1. Take inventory.
Step 2. Check it out.Step 2. Check it out.
Fig. 4.3
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Printed in U.S.A.
All screen images are simulated.
Step 4. Insert and charge the battery.Step 4. Insert and charge the battery.
A fully charged battery provides up to 7 hours of talk time and up to 200 hours
of standby time* on the Nokia 9300 smartphone. After you have inserted the SIM
card (see above), follow the steps below.
1. Insert the battery by aligning the contacts of the battery with the
corresponding connectors on the battery compartment (Fig. 4.1).
2. Replace the battery cover (Fig. 4.2).
3. Charge the battery by connecting the Nokia charger into a standard
AC wall outlet, and connect the charger cable to the bottom of
the Nokia 9300 smartphone (Fig. 4.3).
The battery charge indicator scrolls on both displays while charging. The
indicator stops scrolling when the charge is complete.
You can complete the set up process below and continue to use your Nokia 9300 You can complete the set up process below and continue to use your Nokia 9300
smartphone while charging is in progress.smartphone while charging is in progress.
After installing the battery, open your Nokia 9300 smartphone. The inside display
will take a moment to power on. The inside display powers on automatically
when a battery is inserted. You will be instructed to turn on the phone (outside)
display later.
Caution! Do not press the power key on the phone (outside) display
until the inside display has fully powered on and the Desk screen is visible
(Fig.5.3). You will be instructed later in this guide when to turn on
the phone (outside) display.
* Talk and standby times are estimates and vary based on many factors. For complete battery
information for this phone and a list of major factors impacting charge times, please refer to
www.nokiausa.com or the Nokia 9300 User Guide.
Fig. 3.1
Nokia 9300 Smartphone
Nokia Battery BP-6M
Nokia Travel Charger ACP-12U
Nokia Headset HS-5*
Nokia Data Cable*
Getting Started CD-ROM
User Guide
128 MB MMC Card (if included)
Desktop Stand
Fig. 3.2
* Actual cable and headset may differ from images.
Beveled
Edge
Metal
Contacts
SIM Card
SIM card
A SIM card is needed to enable your Nokia 9300
smartphone to access your wireless service. A SIM
card may also be used to store information,
such as contacts.
Install the SIM card
1. With the back of the smartphone facing you,
hold down the cover release button (Fig. 3.1a)
and slide the battery cover off in
the direction shown (Fig. 3.1b).
2. Remove the battery.
3. With the cover off, insert an active SIM card
with the metal contacts facing down and the
beveled edge pointing towards the MMC slot
(Fig. 3.2).
Fig. 4.1
Fig. 4.2
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