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Samsung SGH T319 User Manual

Samsung SGH T319
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UVFC7_1_WBT319_040506_F3
SGH-t319
PORTABLE Tri-Band
TELEPHONE
User Guide
Please read this manual before operating your
phone, and keep it for future reference.

Table of Contents

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Samsung SGH T319 Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandSamsung
ModelSGH T319
CategoryCell Phone
LanguageEnglish

Summary

Section 1: Getting Started

Activating Your Phone

Steps to activate a cellular network phone by installing a SIM card.

Installing the SIM Card

Instructions for handling and inserting the SIM card into the phone.

Charging a Battery

Information on charging the phone's Li-ion battery using a travel adapter.

Low Battery Indicator

Explains the warning tone and display message when the battery is low.

Switching the Phone On or Off

Step-by-step guide to power the phone on and off, including password/PIN entry.

Setting Up Your Voice Mail

Instructions for new users to set up voicemail, including password and greeting.

Accessing Your Voice Mail

Steps to access voicemail via menu or direct key press.

Changing the Voice Mail Number

Procedure to change the default voice mail service number.

Section 2: Understanding Your Phone

Features of Your Phone

Outlines key features like user-friendly access, IM, and multimedia capabilities.

View of Your Phone

Illustrates and labels the main physical elements of the phone.

Keys

Lists and describes the function of each key on the phone.

Understanding the Display Screen

Explains the display areas, icons, and their meanings.

Backlight and External Display

Details backlight settings and information shown on the external display.

Get More Help

Explains how to access help files and information via t-zones.

Section 3: Call Functions

Making a Call

Instructions on how to dial numbers, including international calls and number correction.

Redialing and Call Records

How to recall numbers from call records and make calls from the phonebook.

Adjusting the Call Volume

How to adjust earpiece and ring volume using the volume keys.

Answering a Call

Instructions on how to answer or reject incoming calls.

Call Records and Call Time

How to view call logs, delete records, and check call time.

Silent Mode and Soft Keys

How to activate silent mode and understanding the roles of soft keys.

Selecting Options and Call Handling

Navigating menus, putting calls on hold, and managing calls during a call.

Multi-Party Call Features

How to make multi-party calls, have private conversations, and drop participants.

Section 4: Menu Navigation

Menu Navigation Overview

How to tailor phone functions using menus and sub-menus via scrolling or shortcuts.

Menu Outline

A structured list showing the phone's menu hierarchy and option numbers.

Section 5: Entering Text

Changing the Text Input Mode

Explains different text input modes (ABC, T9, Number, Symbol) and indicators.

Using T9 Mode

Guide to using T9 predictive text for efficient word entry.

Using ABC Mode

Instructions for typing text by pressing keys multiple times for each letter.

Keypad Characters

Shows character mapping for each number key in ABC and T9 modes.

Using Symbols and Numbers

How to insert symbols and enter numbers while typing.

Section 6: Understanding Your Phonebook

Storing Contacts in Phone Memory

Steps to save contacts with name and type to the phone's memory.

Finding and Dialing Phonebook Entries

How to search for, view, and dial stored contacts.

Storing Contacts in SIM Memory

Steps to save contacts to the SIM card memory.

Speed Dialing Setup

How to set up and use speed dial entries for quick calling.

Managing Phonebook Entries

Copying SIM entries, deleting all entries, and group settings.

Service Dialing Numbers (SDN)

How to view service numbers provided by the service provider.

Section 7: Messaging

Types of Messages

Lists available message types: Voice Notes, Text, Picture, Browser, Voice Mail, Broadcast.

Voice Notes

How to record and send a voice message.

Text Messages and Inbox

Sending SMS/EMS, creating messages, and managing the inbox.

Outbox and Picture Messages

Managing sent messages and using the MMS service.

Creating and Sending Multimedia Messages

Steps to create and send a multimedia (picture) message.

Browser and Voice Mail Messages

How to manage web messages and access voicemail.

Settings and Instant Messaging

Configuring message settings and starting Instant Messaging.

Section 8: Changing Your Settings

Time and Date Settings

How to change the current time and date, set time format, and auto-update.

Phone Settings: Language and Greeting

How to select display language and set a custom greeting message.

Extra Settings and Display Settings

Options for auto-redial, answer modes, and display customization.

Display Settings: Wallpaper and Controls

How to set wallpaper, adjust brightness, contrast, and backlight.

Sound Settings Overview

How to customize various sound settings like ringtones and volumes.

Network Services: Call Forwarding and Waiting

Setting up call forwarding and managing call waiting.

Network Selection and Caller ID

How to select networks when roaming and manage caller ID.

Security Features

How to restrict phone use via PIN, password, privacy, and FDN mode.

Memory Status and Reset Settings

Checking memory usage and resetting phone settings to default.

Section 9: Fun & Apps

t-zones and File Manager

Accessing the Wireless Web and managing sounds and images.

Managing Sounds, Voice Notes, and Images

Options for downloaded sounds, recorded voice notes, and stored images.

Games and Entertainment

Downloading, launching, and viewing information about games.

Organizer: Alarms, Calendar, and Memos

Setting alarms, managing the calendar, and writing memos.

Organizer: Calculator, To-Do List, Timer, Stopwatch

Using the phone as a calculator, managing to-do lists, and using timer/stopwatch.

Section 10: Camera

Using the Camera and Taking Photos

How to use the camera module and capture photos.

Camera Options and Photo Album

Explains camera modes, photo album options, and managing photos.

Deleting Photos and My Album

How to delete photos and view images stored on the t-zone website.

Camera Settings and Memory Status

Setting image parameters and checking memory usage for camera files.

Section 11: t-zones

t-zones Browser Overview

Explains the WAP browser and accessing the Wireless Web.

Navigating the t-zones Browser

How to scroll, select items, and enter text within the browser.

Browser Options and Favorites

Lists browser functions and how to store and access URL addresses.

Section 12: Health and Safety Information

RF Exposure and SAR Certification

Information on RF energy exposure, FCC limits, and SAR compliance.

Travel Adapter Safety

Safety instructions for the travel adapter.

Consumer Information on Wireless Phones

FDA information on RF exposure, health effects, and research.

Operating Environment and Pacemakers

Safety precautions in specific environments and near medical devices.

Hearing Aid Compatibility

Information on phone compatibility with hearing aids and ratings.

Emergency Calls and Safety Cautions

How to make emergency calls and general safety warnings.

Battery Precautions and Care

Advice on handling, charging, and caring for the battery and phone.

Section 13: Warranty Information

Standard Limited Warranty Coverage

Details what is covered by the warranty and for how long.

Warranty Exclusions and Limitations

Lists conditions and damages not covered by the limited warranty.

Samsung's Obligations and Service

Explains SAMSUNG's responsibilities for repair/replacement and service procedures.

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