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Users Guide for Nokia 3120


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DECLARATION OF CONFORMITYWe, NOKIA CORPORATION declare under our sole responsibility that the product RH-19is in conformity with the provisions of the following Council Directive: 1999/5/EC.A copy of the Declaration of Conformity can be found fromhttp://www.nokia.com/phones/declaration_of_conformity/.

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US Patent No 5818437 and other pending patents. T9 text input software Copyright (C)1997-2004. Tegic Communications, Inc. All rights reserved.

Includes RSA BSAFE cryptographic or security protocol software from RSASecurity.

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special, incidental, consequential or indirect damages howsoever caused.

The contents of this document are provided "as is". Except as required by applicable law,no warranties of any kind, either express or implied, including, but not limited to, theimplied warranties of merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose, are made inrelation to the accuracy, reliability or contents of this document. Nokia reserves theright to revise this document or withdraw it at any time without prior notice.

The availability of particular products may vary by region. Please check with the Nokiadealer nearest to you. Please dispose of batteries properly.

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Contents

FOR YOUR SAFETY..................... iv

Network Services ..........................vAbout accessories .........................v

General information .................. viAccess codes ..................................... viExtended users guide..................... vi

Overview of the functions

in the phone.............................. vii

Shared memory ............................... vii1. Your phone ............................. 1

Keys and connectors........................ 1Standby mode.................................... 1

Power saving ........................................... 2

Essential indicators ............................... 2

2. Getting started ....................... 3

Installing the SIM card and thebattery ................................................. 3Charging the battery ....................... 4Switching the phone on and off .. 4Normal operating position............. 4Keypad lock (Keyguard)................... 5Changing the front andback cover........................................... 5

3. Basic functions ....................... 7

Making a call ..................................... 7Speed dialling a phone number......... 7

Answering or rejecting anincoming call ..................................... 7

Call waiting ............................................. 8

Options during a call ....................... 8Loudspeaker............................................. 8

Writing text........................................ 8Setting predictive text input on

or off .......................................................... 8Using predictive text input ................. 9

Using traditional text input ............. 10

4. Using the menu.................... 11

List of menu functions.................. 11Messages (Menu 1)........................ 13

Text messages ...................................... 13

Multimedia messages ........................ 16

Multimedia messages memoryfull ........................................................... 18

Deleting messages .............................. 18

Voice messages.................................... 19

Info messages ...................................... 19

Message settings................................. 19

Service commands.............................. 20

Call register (Menu 2) ................... 20

Recent call lists ................................... 20Call counters and call timers........... 21

Contacts (Menu 3) ......................... 21Searching for a name in contacts.. 21

Saving multiple numbers, text items

and an image per contact ................ 22

Profiles (Menu 4) ............................ 23Settings (Menu 5)........................... 23

Personal shortcuts .............................. 23Screen saver ......................................... 23

Time and date settings...................... 24

Call settings.......................................... 24

Phone settings ..................................... 25

Display settings ................................... 26

Tone settings ........................................ 26

Enhancement settings ....................... 27

Security settings.................................. 27

Restore factory settings.................... 28

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Alarm clock (Menu 6).................... 28Gallery (Menu 7) ............................. 28Calendar (Menu 8).......................... 29

Making a calendar note..................... 29

When the phone alarms for

a note ...................................................... 30Games (Menu 9).............................. 30

Launching a game ............................... 30

Game downloads.................................. 30

Game settings ....................................... 30

Applications (Menu 10) ................ 31Launching an application.................. 31

Downloading an application............. 31

Extras (Menu 11) ............................ 32Calculator............................................... 32Countdown timer ................................. 33

Stopwatch.............................................. 33

Services (Menu 12)......................... 34Setting up the phone for

a service.................................................. 34

Making a connection to a service... 35

Browsing the pages of a service...... 35

Disconnect from a service................. 36Appearance settings of the multi-

mode browser ....................................... 36

Selecting Cookie settings .................. 36

Bookmarks.............................................. 37

Downloading ......................................... 37

Service inbox ......................................... 37

Clearing the cache memory.............. 38

Authority certificates.......................... 38Go to (Menu 13).............................. 39SIM services (Menu 14) ................ 39

5. PC Connectivity.................... 40

PC Suite............................................. 40

6. Battery statements............... 41

Charging and Discharging ........... 41

7. Genuine Enhancements ....... 42Battery............................................... 42Indoor................................................. 42

Standard Charger (ACP-7)................ 42

Travel Charger (ACP-12) ................... 43

Indoor and Vehicle ......................... 43Boom Headset (HDB-4)..................... 43

8. Care and Maintenance......... 44

9. Important Safety

Information............................... 45

Index........................................... 49

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FOR YOUR SAFETY

Read these simple guidelines. Breaking

the rules may be dangerous or illegal.

Further detailed information is given inthis manual.

Do not switch on the phone

when wireless phone use is

prohibited or when it may cause

interference or danger.

ROAD SAFETY COMES FIRSTDo not use a hand-held phone

while driving.INTERFERENCEAll wireless phones may get

interference, which could affect

performance.

SWITCH OFF IN HOSPITALSFollow any regulations or rules.

Switch the phone off near

medical equipment.SWITCH OFF IN AIRCRAFTWireless devices can cause

interference in aircraft.

SWITCH OFF WHEN REFUELLINGDo not use the phone at a

refuelling point. Do not use near

fuel or chemicals.

SWITCH OFF NEAR BLASTINGDo not use the phone where

blasting is in progress. Observe

restrictions, and follow any

regulations or rules.

USE SENSIBLYUse only in the normal position.

Do not touch the antenna

unnecessarily.

QUALIFIED SERVICEOnly qualified personnel may

install or repair phoneequipment.

ACCESSORIES AND BATTERIESUse only approved accessories

and batteries. Do not connect

incompatible products.

WATER-RESISTANCEYour phone is not water-

resistant. Keep it dry.BACKUP COPIESRemember to make backup

copies of all important data.

CONNECTING TO OTHERDEVICESWhen connecting to any other

device, read its user's guide for

detailed safety instructions. Do

not connect incompatible

products.

CALLINGEnsure the phone is switched on

and in service. Enter the phone

number, including the area code,

then press . To end a call, press

. To answer a call, press .

EMERGENCY CALLSEnsure the phone is switched on

and in service. Press as many

times as needed (e.g. to exit a

call, to exit a menu, etc.) to clear

the display. Enter the emergency

number, then press . Give your

location. Do not end the call

until told to do so.

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General information

Access codes Security code: This code,

supplied with the phone, protectsyour phone against unauthoriseduse. The preset code is 12345.

Refer to Security settings onpage 27 to see how it works.

PIN code: This code, suppliedwith the SIM card, protects the

card against unauthorised use.

Set on the PIN code requestin theSecurity settingsmenu (seeSecurity settingson page 27),so that the code is requestedeach time the phone is switchedon.

If you key in an incorrect PINcode three times in succession,the SIM card is blocked. You mustkey in the PUK code to unblockthe SIM card and set a new PINcode.

PIN2 code: This code is supplied

with some SIM cards and isrequired to access certainservices, such as charging unitcounters. If you key in anincorrect PIN2 code three timesin succession, PIN2 code blockedappears on the display, and youwill be asked for the PUK2 code.

Change the security code, PINcode and PIN2 code in Change of

access codesin the Securitysettingsmenu (see Securitysettings on page 27). Keep thenew codes secret and in a safeplace separate from your phone.

PUK and PUK2 code: Thesecodes may be supplied with the

SIM card. If this is not the case,contact your local serviceprovider.

Barring password (4 digits): Thebarring password is needed whenusing the Call barring service, seeSecurity settingson page 27.You can obtain the password

from your service provider.

Extended users guideYou may find an extended usersguide for your phone model in thesupport area on the Nokias web site,www.nokia.com.

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Overview of the functions in the phone

The Nokia 3120 phone providesmany functions which are practical

for daily use, such as Calendar, Clock,Alarm clock, Profiles, and manymore. Some functions are

MMS - Multimedia MessagingService, see Multimediamessageson page 16.

Polyphonic MIDI ringing tones

enable richer ringing tones with awide variety of sounds.

GPRS - General Packet RadioService is used for sending andreceiving data over the mobilenetwork.

MIDP Java applications

specially designed for mobilephones. See Applications (Menu10)on page 31.

Nokia OTA settings service.Several services need propersettings in your phone. You mayreceive the settings directly as anOTA (Over The Air) message and

you only need to save thesettings. Contact your nearestauthorised Nokia dealer for moreinformation.

Shared memoryThe following features in this phoneshare memory: phones contactsdirectory, text and multimediamessages, images and ringing tonesin gallery, calendar, bookmarks, andJava games and applications. Usingany such features may reduce thememory available for any features

sharing memory. This is especiallytrue with heavy use of any of thefeatures. For example, saving manyimages, Java applications, etc. maytake all of the shared memory andyour phone may display a messagethat the memory is full. In this case,delete some of the applications or

entries stored in the shared memoryfeatures before continuing.

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Y o u r p h o n e

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1. Your phone

Keys and connectors1. Power key

2. Selection keys and

3. 4-way scroll key with , ,and , and adjusts the volume.

4. dials a phone number, andanswers a call. In standby mode itshows the most recently callednumbers.

5. ends an active call.Exits fromany function.

6. - enter numbers andcharacters.

and are used for variouspurposes in different functions.

7. Charger connector

8. Pop-PortTM connector for headsetand data cable, for example

Standby modeWhen the phone is ready for use, andyou have not keyed in anycharacters, the phone is in standbymode.

1. Indicates the operator logo.

2. Shows the signal strength of thecellular network at your current

location.3. Shows the battery charge level.

4. The left selection key in standbymode is Menu.


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Y o u r p h o n e

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5. The right selection key in standbymode is Contacts or Go to(personal shortcut). To set thefunctions for your personalshortcut, see Personal shortcuts

on page 23.

Power saving

For power saving a digital clock viewoverwrites the display when nofunction of the phone has been usedfor a certain period of time.

Essential indicators

You have received one or

several text or picturemessages. See Reading andreplying to a message or aSMS e-mail on page 15.

You have received one orseveral multimediamessages. See Reading and

replying to a multimediamessageon page 18.

The phones keypad islocked. See Keypad lock(Keyguard)on page 5.

The phone does not ring atan incoming call or textmessage when Incoming callalertis set to Offand

Message alert toneis set toOff. See Tone settings onpage 26.

The alarm clock is set to On.See Alarm clock (Menu 6)

on page 28.

All your calls are diverted toanother number, Divert allvoice calls. If you have twophone lines, the divertindicator for the first line is

and for the second line

. See Call divertonpage 24.

The loudspeaker has beenactivated. SeeLoudspeakeron page 8.

The phone has registered amissed call. See Call

register (Menu 2) onpage 20.


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G e t t i n g s t a r t e d


2. Getting started

Installing the SIM cardand the battery

Keep all miniature SIM cards out of

the reach of small children.

The SIM card and its contacts caneasily be damaged by scratchesor bending, so be careful whenhandling, inserting or removingthe card.

Before installing the SIM card,always make sure that the phoneis switched off and disconnectedfrom any enhancement.

1. Remove the back cover from thephone. With the back of thephone facing you, push the back

cover release button (1) and slidethe back cover off (2).

Remove the battery by lifting itwith the finger grip (3).

2. Release the SIM card holder.Gently pull the locking clip of the

card holder (4) and open it (5).

3. Insert the SIM card into the SIM

card holder (6). Make sure thatthe SIM card is properly insertedand that the golden contact areaon the card is positioned asshown.

4. Close the SIM card holder (7) andpress it until it snaps intoposition.


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5. Insert the battery (8).

6. Slide the back cover into its place(9).

Charging the battery

1. Connect the lead from thecharger to the socket on thebottom of your phone.

2. Connect the charger to an ACwall socket.

The text Chargingis displayedbriefly if the phone is switchedon. If the battery is completelyempty, it may take a few minutesbefore the charging indicator

appears on the display or anycalls can be made.

The charging time depends on thecharger and the battery used. Forexample, charging a BR-5C batterywith the ACP-7 charger takes up to3 hours in standby mode while

charging with the ACP-12 chargertakes up to 1.5 hours in standbymode.

Switching the phone onand off

Warning: Do not switch thephone on when wireless

phone use is prohibited orwhen it may cause


Press and hold thepower key .

If the phone asks for aPIN code, key in thePIN code (displayed as****).

Normal operatingposition

Use the phone only inits normal operatingposition.

Your phone has abuilt-in antenna. Aswith any other radiotransmitting device,do not touch theantennaunnecessarily when

the phone is switched on. Contactwith the antenna affects call qualityand may cause the phone to operateat a higher power level thanotherwise needed.Not touching the antenna areaduring a phone call optimises theantenna performance and the

talktime of your phone.


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Keypad lock (Keyguard)You can lock the keypad to preventthe keys being accidentally pressed.

Press (Menu or Unlock) and then

within 1.5 seconds to lock orunlock the keypad.

An incoming call can be handlednormally. When you end or reject thecall, the keypad will automaticallybe locked again.

For automatic keypad lock, see

Automatic keyguardon page 25.Note: When the keypad islocked, calls may be possibleto the emergency numberprogrammed into yourphone (e.g. 112, 911 or otherofficial emergency number).Key in the emergency

number and press . Thenumber is displayed onlyafter you have keyed in itslast digit.

Changing the front andback cover

Before changing the covers, alwaysswitch off the power and disconnectthe phone from the charger or anyother device. Avoid touchingelectronic components whilechanging covers.Always store anduse the phone with the coversattached.

1. Remove the back cover of thephone.

With the back of the phonefacing you, push the back coverrelease button (1) and slide the

back cover off (2).2. To remove the front cover, gently

prise the back part of the phoneaway from the front coverbeginning at the bottom of thephone.

3. Insert the key mat on the newfront cover.


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4. To attach the front cover, firstplace the phone and the frontcover properly together and thengently push on the top of thephone until the catch is locked

properly.

5. Place the back cover and thephone properly together (1) andslide the back cover into its place(2) until the back cover releasebutton is properly locked.


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B a s i c f u n c t i o n s


3. Basic functions

Making a call1. Key in the phone number,

including the area code. If youkey in a wrong character, pressClear to delete it.

For international calls, presstwice for the international prefix(the + character replaces theinternational access code) and

then key in the country code,area code without the leading 0,if necessary, and the phonenumber.

2. Press to call the number.

3. Press to end the call or tocancel the call attempt.

Making a call using the contactslist

In standby mode, press or tofind the name or key in the firstcharacter(s) of the name you arelooking for. See also Searching for aname in contacts on page 21. Press

to call the number on the display.Last number redialling

In standby mode, press once toaccess the list of up to 20 numbersyou last called or attempted to call.Scroll to the number or name youwant, and press to call thenumber.

Speed dialling a phonenumber

Assign a phone number to one of thespeed dialling keys, from to

, see menu option Speed dialsinchapter Contacts (Menu 3) onpage 21. Call the number in either ofthe following ways:

Press the speed dialling key you

want and then press . IfSpeed diallingis set to on, press

and hold a speed dialling keyuntil the call is started. SeeSpeed diallingon page 24.

Answering or rejecting

an incoming callPress to answer the incoming calland press to end the call.

Press to reject the incoming call.

Press Silence, if available, to mutethe ringing tone. Then either answeror reject the call.

Tip: If the Divert if busyfunction is activated todivert the calls, for exampleto your voice mailbox,rejecting an incoming callwill also divert the call. SeeCall diverton page 24.


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Call waiting

During a call, press to answer thewaiting call. The first call is put onhold. Press to end the active call.

To activate the Call waitingfunction,see Call waiting on page 25.

Options during a callMany of the options that you canuse during a call, are networkservices. Press Options during a callfor some of the following options:

End call, End all calls, Mute, Unmute,Contacts, Menu, Hold, Unhold,Swap, Transfer, New call,Conference, Private, Answer, Reject,Send DTMF, Loudspeaker, Handset,Lock keypad.

For more information, see the

extended users guide for your phonemodel in the support area on theNokias web site, www.nokia.com.

Loudspeaker

You can use the integratedloudspeaker during a call to have the

handsfree function of the phone.Warning: Do not hold thephone near to your ear whenthe loudspeaker is in use,because the volume may beextremely loud.

To activate the loudspeaker, pressOptions and select Loudspeaker, orpress selection key Loudsp., ifavailable.

To deactivate the loudspeaker during

a call, press Options and selectHandset, or press selection keyHandset, if available.

Writing textYou can key in text in two differentways, using the traditional text

input, indicated with , or usingthe predictive text input indicatedwith at the top left of thedisplay. The character case isindicated by , , ornext to the text input indicator. Youcan change the character case bypressing . The number mode isindicated by , and you canchange between the letter andnumber mode by pressing andholding .

Setting predictive text inputon or off

When writing text, press Optionsand select Dictionary.

To set the predictive text inputon, select a language in thedictionary options list.

To change back to the traditionaltext input, select Dictionary off.


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Tip: To quickly set thepredictive text input on or offwhen writing text, presstwice, or press and holdOptions.

Using predictive text input

Predictive text input is an easy wayto write text.

The predictive text input is based ona built-in dictionary to which youcan also add new words.

1. Key in the word you want bypressing each key once for one

letter. The word changes aftereach keystroke. For example, towrite Nokia when the Englishdictionary is selected, press ,

, , , .

To delete the character to theleft of the cursor, press Clear.Press and hold Clear to deletethe characters more quickly.

To switch between upper andlower cases, or betweentraditional and predictive textinput, press repeatedlyand check the indicator at thetop of the display.

To insert a number, press andhold the desired key. To switchbetween letters and numbers,press and hold .

To get some punctuation

marks, press repeatedly.

To get a list of specialcharacters, press and hold

, select the character youwant, or press again toselect a smiley from theoffered list. Press Use to insert

a special character or a smiley.2. If the displayed word is the one

you want, press and startwriting the next word.

If you want to change theword, press repeatedly tothe word you want.

If the "?" is displayed after theword, the word is not in thedictionary. To add the word tothe dictionary, press Spell, keyin the word (traditional textinput is used) and press OK.

Writing compound words

Key in the first half of the word,press , and then key in the secondhalf.


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Using traditional text input

Press the key marked with the letterthat you want repeatedly until theletter appears.

Use the following functions to editthe text:

To add a space, press .

To add a punctuation mark orspecial character, pressrepeatedly, or press , selectthe desired character, and pressUse.

To add a smiley, press twiceand select the desired smiley, andpress Use.

To move the cursor to the left,right, down or up, press the scrollkeys , , or , respectively.

To delete a character to the leftof the cursor, press Clear. Pressand hold Clear to delete thecharacters more quickly.

To switch between upper andlower case, press .

To add a number, press and holdthe desired key. To switchbetween letters and numbers,press and hold .

To key in a letter which is on thesame key as the previous one,press or (or wait until thecursor appears), and key in thenew letter.


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U s i n g t h e m e n u


4. Using the menu

The phone offers you an extensive

range of functions which are

grouped in menus.

To access the menu, press Menu.

Scroll with or through the

menus and select the menu by

pressing Select. Select submenus

and settings of your choise in the

same way.

Press Back to return to the previous

menu level, and Exit to exit the

menu.

List of menu functions

1. Messages1. Text messages

2. Multimedia msgs.

3. Voice messages

4. Info messages

5. Message settings

6. Service commands

2. Call register1. Missed calls

2. Received calls

3. Dialled numbers

4. Delete recent call lists

5. Call duration

6. Call costs

7. GPRS data counter8. GPRS connection timer

3. Contacts1. Search

2. Add contact

3. Delete

4. Copy

5. Settings

6. Speed dials

7. Info numbers1

8. Service numbers1

9. My numbers2

10.Caller groups2

4. Profiles

1. General

2. Silent

3. Discreet4. Loud

5. My Style 1

6. My Style 2

1. Only shown if supported by your SIM card.

2. If Info numbers, Service numbers or both are not supported, the numbers of this menuitem changes accordingly.


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5. Settings

1. Personal shortcuts

2. Screen saver

3. Time and date settings

4. Call settings

5. Phone settings

6. Display settings

7. Tone settings

8. Enhancement settings1

9. Security settings

10.Restore factory settings

6. Alarm clock

1. Alarm time

2. Alarm tone

7. Gallery

1. View folders

2. Add folder

3. Delete folder

4. Rename folder5. Gallery downloads

8. Calendar

9. Games

1. Select game

2. Game downloads

3. Memory

4. Settings

10.Applications

1. Select application

2. App. downloads

3. Memory

11.Extras

1. Calculator

2. Countdown timer3. Stopwatch

12.Services

1. Home

2. Bookmarks

3. Download links

4. Service inbox

5. Settings6. Go to address

7. Clear the cache

13.Go to

14.SIM services2

1. This menu is shown only if the phone is or has been connected to a compatibleheadset, handsfree unit or loopset available for the phone.

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Messages(Menu 1)

You can read, write,send and save text, multimedia, and

e-mail messages. Before sending amessage, you need to save your

message centre number, seeMessage settings on page 19.

Text messages

Using SMS (Short Message Service),your phone can send and receive

multi-part messages, which consistof several ordinary text messages

(network service). Invoicing may bebased on the number of partsneeded for your message. If you usespecial (Unicode) characters, moreparts may be needed for the message

than otherwise. Note that predictivetext input may use Unicodecharacters.

You can also send and receive textmessages that contain pictures.

Note: Picture messagefunction can be used only ifit is supported by yournetwork operator or serviceprovider. Only phones thatoffer picture messagefeatures can receive anddisplay picture messages.

Writing and sending messagesThe number of available characters /the current part number of a multi-part message are shown on the topright of the display, for example

120/2.

1. Press Menu, and selectMessages, Text messagesandCreate message.

2. Key in a message. See Writingtexton page 8. Followingoptions may be available: Use

template, Insert picture, Insertsmiley, Insert number. Eachpicture message is made up ofseveral text messages. Therefore,sending one picture message maycost more than sending one textmessage.

3. To send the message, pressOptions and select Send.

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Note: When sendingmessages via the SMSnetwork service, your phonemay display the wordsMessage sent. This is an

indication that the messagehas been sent by your phoneto the message centrenumber programmed intoyour phone. This is not anindication that the messagehas been received at theintended destination. For

more details about SMSservices, check with yourservice provider.

Options for sending a messageAfter you have written a message,press Options and select Sendingoptions:

With Send to manyyou can send themessage to several recipients andSend to listsends the message to apredefined distribution list.Distribution listssee on page 16.

With Sending profileyou can use apredefined message profile to send

the message. For the messageprofile, see Message settingsonpage 19.

Writing and sending a SMSe-mailBefore you can send any e-mails viaSMS you need to save the settingsfor e-mail sending, see Message

settingson page 19. To checke-mail service availability and tosubscribe to the service, contactyour service provider. To save ane-mail address in the contacts list,see Saving multiple numbers, textitems and an image per contact onpage 22.

1. Press Menu, and selectMessages, Text messagesandCreate SMS e-mail.

2. Key in the recipients e-mailaddress or search for it in thecontacts list, key in the subjectand the e-mail message.

3. To send the e-mail, press Optionsand select Send e-mail.

Note: When sendinge-mails via the SMSnetwork service, your phonemay display the wordsMessage sent. This is an

indication that the e-mailhas been sent by your phoneto the e-mail server. This isnot an indication that thee-mail has been received atthe intended destination.For more details aboute-mail services, check with

your service provider.


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Reading and replying to amessage or a SMS e-mailWhen you have received a messageor an e-mail, the indicator andthe number of new messages

followed by ... messages receivedisshown.

Received messages areautomatically stored in sharedmemory.

The blinking indicates that themessage memory is full. Before you

can receive new messages, deleteold messages.

1. Press Show to view the message,or press Exit to view it later.

If more than one message isreceived, select the message youwant to read. An unread text

message is indicated by infront of it.

2. While reading or viewing the

message, press Options.

You can select, for example, anoption to delete, forward or editthe message as a text message oran e-mail, move and rename themessage you are reading. WithCopy to calendaryou can copythe text from the beginning ofthe message to your phonescalendar as a reminder note.Select Message detailsto viewthe senders name and phone

number, the message centreused, reception date and time.Select Use detailto extract

numbers, e-mail addresses andwebsite addresses from thecurrent message. When reading apicture message, select Savepictureto save the picture in the

Templatesfolder.3. Select Replyto reply to a

message. Select Empty screen,Original textor select a standardanswer to be included in thereply. Confirm or edit e-mailaddress and subject. Write your

reply message.Press Options, select Send, andpress OK to send the message tothe displayed number.

Inbox and outbox foldersThe phone saves the incoming textmessages in the Inboxfolder and the

sent messages in the Sent itemsfolder of the Text messagessubmenu.

The text messages you want to sendlater, can be saved in the Archive, Myfoldersor Templatesfolder.

Templates

Your phone offers you text templates, and picture templates .

To access the template list, press

Menu, and select Messages, Textmessagesand Templates.


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Archive folder and my foldersYou can organise your messages inthe Archivefolder or in new addedfolders. While reading a message,press Options. Select Move, scroll to

the folder where you want to movethe message and press OK.

To add or delete a folder, pressMenu, and select Messages, Textmessagesand My folders. Press

Options and select Add folderorDelete folder.

Distribution listsIf you often need to send messages

to a fixed group of recipients, youcan define distribution lists in thephones directory.

To view the names in the selecteddistribution list, press Menu, and

select Messages, Text messagesandDistribution lists. Press Options andselect View list. Press Options againto edit the content of a distributionlist: Add contact, View detailsorDelete contact.

To edit the distribution lists, press

Menu, and select Messages, Textmessagesand Distribution lists.Press Options and select Add list,Rename list, Clear listor Delete list.

If a message cannot be sent tocertain recipients on the distributionlist, select Undelivered. Press

Options and select Resend to list(toresend the message to the recipients

on the Undeliveredlist), View list,Delete listor View message.

Message countersTo view your message counters,press Menu, and select Messages,Text messages, Message counterandSent messagesor Received

messages. To clear the countersselect Clear counters.

Multimedia messages

Note: This function can beused only if it is supportedby your network operator or

service provider. Onlyphones that offermultimedia messagefeatures can receive anddisplay multimediamessages.

A multimedia message can containtext, picture and sound. The phone

supports multimedia messages ofsize up to 45 kB.

Note: IfAllow multimediareception is set to Yesor Inhome network, youroperator or service providermay charge you for every

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Multimedia messaging supports thefollowing formats:

Picture: JPEG, GIF, PNG, and BMP.

Sound: Scalable Polyphonic MIDI

(SP-MIDI) and monophonicringing tones.

You are not able to receive anymultimedia messages if you have acall in progress, a game or anotherJava application running, or anactive service connection. Becausedelivery of multimedia messages can

fail for a variety of reasons, do notrely solely upon them for essentialcommunications.

Writing and sending amultimedia messageTo set the settings needed, seeSettings for the multimedia

messageson page 19. Foravailability and subscription to themultimedia messaging service,

contact your service provider.

1. Press Menu, and selectMessages, Multimedia msgs. andCreate message.

2. Key in a message.To insert a picture or a sound clipfrom Gallery, press Options, andselect Insert imageor Insertsound clip. The list of availablefolders in the Galleryis shown.Open a specific folder, scroll tothe desired picture or sound,press Options and select Insert.The or indicator on the

header of the message indicatethat a picture or sound has beenattached.

To key in a name from thecontacts list, press Options and

select More optionsand Insertcontact.

To insert a number, press Optionsand select More optionsandInsert number.

To view the message beforesending it, press Options and

select Preview.

3. To send the message, pressOptions and select Send tonumber(or Send to e-mailorSend to many).

4. Key in the recipients phonenumber (or e-mail address) or

search for the phone number (ore-mail address) in the contactslist and confirm the number.

During sending the animatedindicator is displayed andyou can use the other functionsof the phone. If the sending fails,the phone tries to resend it for afew times. After that the messageremains in the Outboxfolder andyou can try to resend it later.

Copyright protection mayprevent some images, ringingtones and other content frombeing copied, modified,

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Reading and replying to amultimedia messageDuring receiving a multimediamessage, the animated indicatoris displayed. A received message is

indicated with and the textMultimedia message receivedisshown.

1. Press Show to view the message,or press Exit to view it later.

2. Scroll to view the message. PressOptions and some of the

following options may beavailable: Delete message, Replyor Reply to all, Forward to no.,Forward to e-mailor Send tomany, Edit, Message details, Play,Save sound clipor Save image.

Multimedia messages Inbox,

Outbox, Saved and Sent itemsfoldersThe phone saves the receivedmultimedia messages in the Inboxfolder. Multimedia messages to besent are moved to the Outboxfolder.The multimedia messages you wantto send later, can be saved in the

Saved itemsfolder. The sentmultimedia messages are saved inthe Sent itemsfolder if the settingSave sent messagesis set to Yes. SeeSettings for the multimediamessageson page 19.

Multimedia messagesmemory full

Received messages areautomatically stored in the sharedmemory.

When you have an incomingmultimedia message and thememory for the messages is full, theindicator is blinking andMultimedia memory full, view

waiting msg. is shown. To view thewaiting message, press Show. To

save the message, press Options,select Save messageand delete oldmessages by first selecting the folderand then an oId message to bedeleted.

To discard the waiting message,press Exit and Yes. To view the

message, press No.

Deleting messages

Press Menu, and select Messages,Text messagesor Multimedia msgs.and Delete messages.

To delete all messages from onefolder, select the folder.

To delete all messages from alltext message folders, select Allmessagesand confirm Delete allmessages from all folders?.

If the folders contain unreadmessages, the phone will askwhether you want to delete themalso.
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Voice messages

Voice mailbox is a network serviceand you may need to subscribe to itfirst. For details, contact your serviceprovider.

Press Menu, and select Messagesand Voice messages. To call yourvoice mailbox, select Listen to voicemessages. To key in, display or edityour voice mailbox number, selectVoice mailbox number.

If supported by the network, the

indicator will indicate newvoice messages. Press Listen to callyour voice mailbox number.

Tip: In standby mode,pressing and holdingcalls your voice mailbox.

Info messagesWith this network service you canreceive messages on various topics(such as traffic conditions). Fordetails, contact your serviceprovider.

Message settingsThe message settings affect thesending, receiving or viewing of themessages.

Settings for text and e-mailmessagesPress Menu, and select Messages,Message settings, Text messagesand

Sending profile. If more than one

message profile set is supported byyour SIM card, select the set youwant to change.

Each set has the following settings:Message centre number(deliveredfrom your service provider),Messages sent via, Message validity,

Default recipient number(textmessages) or E-mail server(e-mail),Delivery reports, Use GPRS, Reply viasame centre(network service) andRename sending profile.

Overwrite settings for text ande-mail messages

Press Menu, and select Messages,Message settings, Text messagesandOverwriting in inboxor Overwritingin sent items. Select Allowedto setthe phone to replace the old textmessages with new ones in theInboxor the Sent itemsfolder,respectively when the text message

memory is full.

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Save sent messages. Select Yestosave the sent multimediamessages in the Sent itemsfolder. If you select No, the sentmessages are not saved.

Delivery reportsto ask thenetwork to send delivery reportsabout your messages (networkservice).

Allow multimedia reception.Choose No, Yesor In homenetworkto use multimedia

service. In home networkdoesnot allow to receive multimediamessages when outside yourhome network.

Incoming multimedia messages.Select Retrieveto allow thereception of multimediamessages, or select Reject.

Connection settings. Defineservice connection settings forretrieving multimedia messages.Activate the set where you wantto save the connection settingsand then edit the settings. Youmay be able receive the service

settings as an OTA message fromthe service provider that offersthe service that you want to use.For details, contact your serviceprovider. Refer also Setting upthe phone for a serviceon page34.

Allow adverts. You can choose toallow or to reject advertisement.

Font size settingTo select the font size for readingand writing messages, press Menu,and select Messages, Messagesettings, Other settingsand Font

size.

Service commands

Press Menu, and select Messagesand Service commands. Key in andsend service requests (also known asUSSD commands) such as activation

commands for network services, toyour service provider.

Call register(Menu 2)

The phone registersthe phone numbers of missed,

received and dialled calls, and theapproximate length and cost of yourcalls.

The phone registers if it is switchedon and within the networks servicearea, and the network supports thesefunctions.

Recent call lists

When you press Options in theMissed calls, Received callsor

Dialled numbersmenu, you can viewthe time of the call, edit, view or callthe registered phone number, add itto the memory, or delete it from the

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Call counters and call timers

Note: The actual invoice forcalls and services from yourservice provider may vary,depending upon networkfeatures, rounding-off forbilling, taxes and so forth.

Press Menu, and select Call registerand then select

Call duration to show theapproximate duration of yourcalls.

Call costs(network service) toshow the cost of your last call orall calls in terms of unitsspecified within the Show costsin function.

Note: When no morecharging units or

currency units are left,calls may only bepossible to theemergency numberprogrammed into yourphone (e.g. 112, 911 orother official emergencynumber).

GPRS data counterand scroll tocheck the amounts of sent andreceived data, and to clear thecounters. The counters unit is abyte.

GPRS connection timerscroll tocheck the duration of the GPRS

connections, and to clear thetimers.

Contacts(Menu 3)

You can save namesand phone numbers (contacts) in the

phones contacts directory and in theSIM cards memory.

The phones directory may savenames with numbers and textualnotes for each name. You canalso save an image for a certainnumber of names. The phonescontacts directory uses shared

memory.

Names and numbers saved in theSIM cards memory, are indicatedby .

Searching for a name incontacts

Press Menu, and select ContactsandSearch.

In addition the following optionsmay also be available:

Add contactand Delete.

Copyto copy names and phonenumbers from the phones

contact directory to the SIMcards memory, or vice versa.

Settingsto select how the namesand numbers in contacts aredisplayed. Select Memory statusto view the free and usedmemory capacity.


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Speed dialsto assign a number toa speed dialling key. To activatespeed dialling see Speeddiallingon page 24.

Info numbersto call the

information numbers of yourservice provider if the numbersare included on your SIM card(network service).

Service numbersto call theservice numbers of your serviceprovider if the numbers are

included on your SIM card(network service).

My numbersto view the phonenumbers assigned to your SIMcard. Only shown, if the numbersare included on your SIM card.

Caller groupsto arrange the

names and phone numbers savedin the memory into caller groupswith different ringing tone.

Saving multiple numbers,text items and an image percontact

You can save different types ofphone numbers and short text itemsper name in the phones contactsdirectory.

The first number saved isautomatically set as the defaultnumber. It is indicated with a framearound the number type indicator.When you select a name from the

contacts directory this number isused to make a call.

1. Make sure that the memory inuse is either Phoneor Phone andSIM.

2. Scroll to the name to which youwant to add a new number or

text item, and press Details.3. Press Options and select Add

number, Add detailor Add image.If the name is stored in the SIMcards memory, the name will bemoved to the phones contactsdirectory.

4. Select one of the followingnumber types General,Mobile, Home, Officeand

Fax, and key in the number,

or text types E-mail address,Web address, Postal

addressand Note, and key inthe text item.

Or open Imagesin Galleryandscroll to the desired image. PressOptions and select Save tocontacts. A copy of the image isadded to the contact.


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Profiles(Menu 4)

Your phone hasvarious setting groups, called

profiles, for which you cancustomise the phone tones for

different events and environments.

Press Menu, and select Profiles.Scroll to a profile and press Select.

To activate the selected profile,select Activate.

To set the profile to be activeuntil a certain time up to 24hours, select Timedand set thetime the profile setting shall end.When the time set for the profileexpires, the previous profile thatwas not timed, becomes active.

To personalise the profile, select

Personalise. Select the settingyou want to change and makethe changes.

Settings(Menu 5)

Personal shortcutsYou can add some specific functionsto your personal shortcut list andactivate them either in standbymode by pressing the right selectionkey (Go to) or accessing the Go tomenu. Refer to Standby mode onpage 1and Go to (Menu 13) onpage 39.

Press Menu, and select SettingsandPersonal shortcuts.

To select the name for the rightselection key displayed in standbymode, select Right selection key.

Select Go to or Contacts.

To select the desired functions foryour personal shortcut list, selectSelect Go to optionsand the list ofavailable functions is shown. Scrollto the desired function and pressMark to add it to the shortcut list. To

remove a function from the list,press Unmark.

To rearrange the functions on thelist, select Organise Go to optionsand the desired function. PressMove and select where you want tomove the function.

Screen saver

Press Menu, and select SettingsandScreen saver. With Select s. saveryou can choose an animation or astill image as screen saver fromGallery. Select in Timeoutafterwhich time the screen saver will be

activated. Select On to activate thescreen saver.

Independent of the screen saversettings, for power saving a digitalclock view will overwrites the wholedisplay when for a certain time nofunction of the phone has been used.

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Time and date settings

Press Menu, and select Settings,Time and date settings.

Select Clockto set the phone to

show the clock in standby mode,adjust the clock and select the timeformat.

Select Dateto set the phone to showthe date in standby mode, set thedate, the date format and the dateseparator.

Select Auto-update of date & time(network service) to set the phone toupdate the time and date accordingto the current time zone.

The automatic update of the dateand time does not change the timethat you have set for the alarm clock,calendar or the alarm notes. They are

in local time. Updating may causesome alarms that you have set toexpire.

Call settings

Call divertPress Menu, and select Settings, Call

settingsand Call divert(networkservice) to divert your incomingcalls. For details, contact yourservice provider.

To set the divert setting to on, selectActivate, and then select thetimeout after which the call isdiverted, if this is available for thedivert option. To set the divert

setting to off, select Cancel. To checkwhether the call divert is activatedor not, select Check status, if this isavailable for the divert option.Several divert options may be activeat the same time.

Anykey answer

Press Menu, and select Settings, Callsettingsand Anykey answer. SelectOn and you can answer an incomingcall by briefly pressing any key,except , selection keys and ,and .

Automatic redial

Press Menu, and select Settings, Callsettingsand Automatic redial. SelectOn and your phone will make up toten attempts to connect the callafter an unsuccessful call attempt.

Speed diallingPress Menu, and select Settings, Call

settingsand Speed dialling. SelectOn and the names and phonenumbers assigned to the speeddialling keys, from to , can

be dialled by pressing and holdingthe corresponding number key.


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Call waitingPress Menu, and select Settings, Callsettingsand Call waiting. SelectActivateand the network will notifyyou of an incoming call while you

have a call in progress (networkservice). See Call waitingonpage 8.

Summary after callPress Menu, and select Settings, Callsettingsand Summary after call.Select On and the phone will briefly

display the duration and cost(network service) of the last call.

Send my caller identityPress Menu, and select Settings, Callsettingsand Send my caller identity.Select Yesand your phone numberwill be displayed to the person you

are calling (network service) orselect Set by network.

Line for outgoing callsLine for outgoing calls is a networkservice to select the phone line 1 or2 for making calls. Only shown ifsupported by your SIM card.

Phone settings

Phone languageSelect the language the phone shalldisplay. Press Menu, and selectSettings, Phone settingsand Phonelanguage. If you select Automatic

the phone selects the languageaccording to the information on theSIM card.

Automatic keyguardNote: When the keypad islocked, calls may be possibleto the emergency numberprogrammed into your

phone (e.g. 112, 911 or otherofficial emergency number).Key in the emergencynumber and press . Thenumber is displayed onlyafter you have keyed in itslast digit.

Press Menu, and select Settings,Phone settingsand Automatickeyguard. Select On and key in thetime delay (minutes:seconds). Thekeypad automatically locks instandby mode after the time delay toprevent accidental keypresses. Referalso Keypad lock (Keyguard)on

page 5.

Cell info displayPress Menu, and select Settings,Phone settingsand Cell info display(network service). Select On and thephone indicates when it is used in acellular network based on Micro

Cellular Network (MCN) technology.

Welcome notePress Menu, and select Settings,Phone settingsand Welcome note.Key in the note which is shownbriefly when the phone is switchedon.


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Network selectionPress Menu, and select Settings,Phone settingsand Networkselection. With Automaticthe phoneautomatically selects one of the

cellular networks available in yourarea. With Manual, you can select anetwork that has a roamingagreement with your home networkoperator.

Confirm SIM service actionsSee SIM services (Menu 14)on

page 39.

Help text activationTo set the phone to show or not toshow the help texts, press Menu,and select Settings, Phone settingsand Help text activation.

Start-up toneTo set the phone to play or not toplay a start-up tone when the phoneis switched on, press Menu, andselect Settings, Phone settingsandStart-up tone.

Display settings

WallpaperLet your phone display a backgroundpicture (wallpaper) from Gallerymenu when the phone is in standbymode.

To select a picture, press Menu, andselect Settings, Display settingsand

Wallpaper. Select Select imageandchoose a picture from a folder in the

Gallery. To set the picture as thewallpaper, press Options and selectSet as wallpaper. To activate/deactivate the wallpaper, select On/Off, respectively.

Colour schemesTo change the colour in some displaycomponents, for example, indicatorsand signal bars, press Menu, andselect Settings, Display settingsandColour schemes.

Operator logoTo set your phone to display or hidethe operator logo, press Menu, andselect Settings, Display settingsandOperator logo.

Display brightnessTo change the display brightnessused on the phone display, pressMenu, and select Settings, Displaysettingsand Display brightness. Use

and to adjust the brightness.

Tone settings

You can change the settings of theselected active profile.

Press Menu, and select SettingsandTone settings. Select and changeIncoming call alert, Ringing tone,Ringing volume, Rhythmic backlightalert, Vibrating alert, Message alerttone, Keypad tonesand Warningtones. You can find the same

settings in the Profilesmenu, seeProfiles (Menu 4)on page 23.


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Select Alert forto set the phone toring only upon calls from phonenumbers that belong to a selectedcaller group. Scroll to the callergroup you want or All callsand press

Mark.

Enhancement settings

This menu is shown only if the phoneis or has been connected to somecompatible Nokia audioenhancements, for example to a

headset.Press Menu, and select SettingsandEnhancement settings. Select one ofthe displayed enhancements.

Select Default profileto select theprofile the phone uses when theenhancement is connected.

Select Automatic answerto set thephone to automatically answer anincoming call after five seconds. Ifthe Incoming call alertis set to Beeponceor Off, automatic answer willnot be available.

Select Lightsto set the lightspermanently On. Select Automaticto set the lights on for 15 secondsafter a keypress. The Lightsoption isavailable only when Handsfreeisselected.

Security settings

Note: When securityfeatures that restrict callsare in use (call barring,closed user group and fixeddialling), calls may bepossible to certainemergency numbers in somenetworks (e.g. 112, 911 orother official emergencynumbers).

Press Menu, and select Settingsand

Security settings. Select PIN code requestto set the phone

to ask for your PIN code everytime the phone is switched on.Some SIM cards do not allowturning this function off.

Call barring service(network

service) to restrict incoming callsto and outgoing calls from yourphone.

Fixed diallingto restrict youroutgoing calls to selected phonenumbers if this function issupported by your SIM card.

Closed user group. With thisnetwork service you can specify agroup of people whom you cancall and who can call you.


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Security level. The preset securitycode is 12345.

Select Phoneto set the phone toask for the security code when anew SIM card is inserted. SelectMemoryand the phone will askfor the security code when theSIM cards memory is selectedand you want to change thememory in use.

Access codesto change thesecurity code, PIN code, PIN2

code or barring password.

Restore factory settings

To reset some of the menu settingsto their original values, press Menu,and select Settingsand Restorefactory settings. Key in the security

code. The names and phone numberssaved in the contacts list are notdeleted.

Alarm clock(Menu 6)

You can set thephone to alarm at a desired time.Press Menu, and select Alarm clock.

To set the alarm, select Alarm timeand key in the alarm time. To change

the time when the alarm time is set,select On.

To set a tone for the alarm, selectAlarm toneand the desired tone.

When the alarm time expires

The phone will sound an alert tone,and flash Alarm!and the currenttime on the display, even if thephone was switched off. Press Stop

to stop the alarm. If you let thephone alarm for a minute or pressSnooze, the alarm stops for aboutten minutes and then resumes.

If the alarm time is reached whilethe phone is switched off, the phoneswitches itself on and starts

sounding the alarm tone. If you pressStop, the phone asks whether youwant to activate the phone, Switchthe phone on?. Press No to switch offthe phone or Yes to switch on thephone.

Note: Do not press Yeswhen wireless phone use isprohibited or when it maycause interference ordanger.

Gallery(Menu 7)

You can save

images and ringing tones, forexample, if received in a multimediamessage, in the folders of the gallery,see Reading and replying to amultimedia messageon page 18.The gallery uses shared memory.


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Note: Your phone must beswitched on to use thisfunction. Do not switch thephone on when wirelessphone use is prohibited or

when it may causeinterference or danger.

To view the folders, press Menu, andselect Galleryand View folders. Thelist of folders is shown. Open thedesired folder and the list of files inthe folder is shown. Scroll to the

desired file. Press Options and someof the following options may beavailable: Open, Delete, Send, Move,Rename, Set as wallpaper, Set as ringtone, Detailsand Sort.

Other options are: Add folder, Deletefolder, Rename folder, Gallerydownloadsto download more

images and tones.

Calendar(Menu 8)

The calendar usesshared memory.

Note: Your phone must be

switched on to use thefunctions in the Calendarmenu. Do not switch thephone on when wirelessphone use is prohibited orwhen it may causeinterference or danger.

Press Menu and select Calendar.

The current day is indicated with aframe. A day with a note appears inbolded. To view the day notes, scrollto a day, press Options and selectDay notes.

Tip: To scroll to the day notesday by day press or .

To view a single note, press Optionsand select View.

Other options for the calendar viewmay be:

Options for making a note,sending a note to another phone,copying a note to another day ordeleting, editing, moving andrepeating a note.

Settingsto set the date, time,date or time format, or the first

day of the week. In the Auto-deleteoption you can set thephone to delete old notesautomatically after a specifiedtime.

Making a calendar note

Press Menu, and select Calendar.Scroll to the date you want, pressOptions and select Make a note.Select one of the following notetypes: Reminder, Callor

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When the phone alarms for anote

The phone beeps, and displays thenote. With a call note , you cancall the displayed number bypressing . To stop the alarm andview the note, press View. To stopthe alarm without viewing the note,press Exit.

Games(Menu 9)

Your phonesoftware includes some gamesspecially designed for this Nokiaphone.

Note: Your phone must beswitched on to use thisfunction. Do not switch the

phone on when wirelessphone use is prohibited orwhen it may causeinterference or danger.

Launching a game

Press Menu, and select Gamesand

Select game. Select a game or agame set, press Options and selectOpen or press .

Other options for games, see Otheroptions available for an applicationon page 31.

Game downloads

Press Menu, and select GamesandGame downloads. The list ofavailable bookmarks is shown. SelectMore bookmarksto access the list ofbookmarks in the Servicesmenu, seeBookmarkson page 37.

Select a bookmark to connect to thedesired service. For the availability ofdifferent services, pricing and tariffs,contact your service provider.

The games use shared memory. To

view the size of memory availablefor game installations, press Menu,and select Gamesand Memory.

Note that Nokia does notwarrant for applicationsfrom non-Nokia sites. If youchoose to download

applications from them, youshould take the sameprecautions, for security orcontent, as you would withany site.

Game settings

Press Menu, and select GamesandSettingsto set sounds, lights andshakes for the game.


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Applications(Menu 10)

Your phonesoftware includes some Java

applications specially designed forthis Nokia phone.

Note: The phone must beswitched on to use thisfunction. Do not switch onthe phone when the use of awireless phone is prohibitedor when it may cause


Launching an application

Press Menu, and select Applicationsand Select application. Scroll to anapplication, press Optionsand selectOpen or press .

Other options available for anapplication Deleteto delete the application

from the phone.

Web accessto restrict theapplication from accessing thenetwork.

Update version to check if a newversion of the application isavailable for download from theservices if supported by theapplication.

Web pageto provide furtherinformation or additional datafor the application from anInternet page. This feature needsto be supported by the network.

It is only displayed if an Internetaddress has been provided withthe application.

Connect via the specific defaultsettings that some applicationsneed for the browser.

Detailsto give additional

information about theapplication.

Downloading an application

Your phone supports J2METM Javaapplications. Make sure that theapplication is compatible with your

phone before downloading it. Youcan download new Java applicationsin different ways:

Press Menu, and selectApplicationsand App. downloads.The list of available bookmarks isshown. Select More bookmarkstoaccess the list of bookmarks in

the Servicesmenu, seeBookmarkson page 37.

Select the appropriate bookmarkto connect to the desired page.For the availability of differentservices, pricing and tariffs,contact your service provider.


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Press Menu, and select Servicesand Download links. Select todownload an appropriateapplication or game. SeeDownloading on page 37.

Use the game downloadfunctionality, see Gamedownloads on page 30.

Use the Nokia Applicationinstaller from PC Suite todownload the applications from acompatible PC in your phone.

Note that Nokia does notwarrant for applicationsfrom non-Nokia sites. If youchoose to download Javaapplications from them, youshould take the sameprecautions, for security orcontent, as you would withany site.

Note that when downloading agame or an application, it may besaved in Gamesmenu instead of theApplicationsmenu.

The applications use shared memory.To view the size of memory available

for application installations, pressMenu, and select ApplicationsandMemory.

The following texts may appearduring a download or during anoperation of a Java application:Action failed, Application error,Application not supported, Call in

progress, File format unknown, Filetoo large, Invalid file, Unable tostart, Unable to run application,Unknown.

Extras(Menu 11)

Your phone providessome practical functions in thismenu.

Note: Your phone must beswitched on to use thefunctions in Extrasmenu.Do not switch the phone onwhen wireless phone use isprohibited or when it maycause interference ordanger.

Calculator

The phone is provided with acalculator which can also be used for

rough currency conversions.

This calculator has a limitedaccuracy and rounding errors mayoccur, especially in long divisions.

Press Menu, and select ExtrasandCalculator.


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Making calculationsThe keys - insert a digit.

inserts a decimal point. Todelete the last digit, press Clear. Tochange the sign, press Options and

select Change sign. Press oncefor "+", twice for "-", three times for"*" or four times for "/". To get theresult, press Options and selectEquals. To clear the display for a newcalculation, press and hold Clear.

Making a currency conversion

To save the exchange rate: PressOptions, and select Exchange rate.Select Foreign unit in domestic unitsor Domestic unit in foreign units, andkey in the value (press for adecimal point).

To make the conversion: key in the

currency amount to be converted,press Options, and select Indomesticor In foreign.

Countdown timer

You can set the alarm to sound aftera period of lapsed time.

PressMenu

, and select ExtrasandCountdown timer. Key in the alarmtime and if desired a note. When thetimer is running, is shown instandby mode. To change thecountdown time, select Changetime, or to stop the timer, select Stoptimer.

When the alarm time is reached, thephone sounds a tone and flashes therelated text. Press any key to stopthe alarm.

StopwatchPress Menu, and select ExtrasandStopwatch. Select Split timingor Laptiming, and press Start. Press Splitto record a split time, Lap to record alap time or Stop to finish timing. Youcan scroll through the recorded

times shown below the overall time.When the timing is stopped, you canpress Options for Start(split timesonly), Save, or Reset. If you selectStart, timing continues from thepreviously timed event. If you selectReset, the split or lap times are reset.

Setting the timing to continue inthe background

While the time is running, press .When the stopwatch is on, isshown in standby mode. To view thetiming, key in the Stopwatch menuand select Continue.

Running the stopwatch consumesbattery. Be careful not to let it rununintentionally in the background.


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Services(Menu 12)

Some services arespecially designed for mobile

phones.With your phones multi-modebrowser you can view the servicesthat use Wireless Mark-UpLanguage (WML) or extensibleHyperText Markup Language(xHTML) on their pages.

Your phones XHTML browsersupports unicode.

Check the availability of theseservices, pricing and tariffs with yourthe service provider and networkoperator. They will also give youinstructions on how to use theirservices.

Note: Your phone must beswitched on to use thisfunction. Do not switch thephone on when wirelessphone use is prohibited orwhen it may causeinterference or danger.

Setting up the phone for aservice

You may be able to receive theservice settings as an OTA messagefrom the service provider that offersthe service that you want to use. Youcan also key in the settings manually

or add and edit the settings with PCSuite.

For more information and forappropriate settings, contact yourservice provider.

Saving the service settings

received as an OTA messageWhen you receive the servicesettings as an OTA message, Servicesettings receivedis displayed.

To save the settings, press Optionsand select Save. If no settings aresaved in Active service settings, thesettings are saved under the first

free connection set and alsoactivated. If there are settings savedin Active service settings, Activatesaved service settings?will bedisplayed. To activate the savedsettings, press Yes, or to save themonly, press No.

To view the received settings first,press Options and select Viewandthen save the settings. To discard thesettings press Options and selectDiscard.

Keying in the service settingsmanually

Press Menu, and select Services,Settings, Connection settingsandActive service settings. Select the setwhere you want to save the servicesettings and press Activate.


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Select Edit active service settingsand then select and key in thesettings according to theinformation you have received fromyour service provider. Note that

some of the settings depend on theBearer settingsmenu.

Making a connection to aservice

First activate the settings of theservice, press Menu, and select

Services, Settingsand Connectionsettings. Select Active servicesettingsand scroll to the set youwant to use and press Activate.

To make a connection to the serviceuse one of the following ways:

Open the start page of the

service: Press Menu, and selectServicesand Home, or in standbymode press and hold .

Select a bookmark of the service:Press Menu, and select Services,Bookmarks, and select abookmark.

If the bookmark does not workwith the current active servicesettings, activate another set ofservice settings and try again.

Key in the address of the service:Press Menu, and select Servicesand Go to address, and key in theaddress.

Browsing the pages of aservice

The function of the phone keys mayvary in different services. Follow thetext guides on the phone display.

During a GPRS connection theindicator is shown. If you receive acall or a text message, or make a callduring a GPRS connection, theindicator will be shown on thedisplay to indicate that the GPRSconnection is suspended (on hold).

Using the phone keys whilebrowsing Use the scroll keys or to

browse the page.

To select a highlighted item forexample a link shown asunderlined text, press .

To key in letters and numbers,press the keys - andto key in special characters, pressthe key .

Some of the following options maybe available while browsing. PressOptions and select the desired

option: Home(start page of theselected service), Bookmarks(seepage 37), Add bookmark, View image(or View images), Go to address,Shortcuts(to open a new list ofoptions that are, for example,specific to the page), Service inbox(see page 37), Appear. settings(see

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cache(see page 38), Security info,Quit(to disconnect the connection,see page 36). The service providermay also offer other options.

Note: If you have tried to

access or have accessedconfidential informationrequiring passwords (forexample, your bankaccount), clear the cache ofyour phone after each use.

To empty the cache, see Clearing

the cache memory on page 38.

Direct callingThe multi-mode browser supportsfunctions which you can accesswhile browsing. You can make avoice call, send DTMF tones while avoice call is in progress, and save in

contacts a name and a phonenumber from a page.

Disconnect from a service

To quit browsing and to end theconnection, press Options and selectQuit. When Quit browsing?is shown,press Yes.

Alternatively, press . IfGSM dataisthe selected data bearer, presstwice. The phone ends the

connection to the service.

Appearance settings of themulti-mode browser

Press Menu, and select Services,Settingsand Appearance settings, orwhile browsing, press Options, andselect Other optionsand Appear.settings. Select Text wrappingandOn to let the text continue on thenext line if it cannot be shown onone line. If you select Off, the text isabbreviated if it is too long to beshown on one line. Select Show

imagesand No and any picturesappearing on the page are notshown. This can speed up thebrowsing of pages that contain a lotof pictures.

Selecting Cookie settings

A cookie is data that a site saves inyour phones browser cache memory.Cookies will be saved until you clearthe cache memory, see Clearing thecache memoryon page 38.

While browsing, press Options, andselect Other optionsand Security, orin standby mode, press Menu, and

select Services, Settingsand Securitysettings. Select Cookiesand selectAllowor Reject.


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Bookmarks

You can save page addresses asbookmarks in the phone. Thebookmarks use shared memory.

While browsing, press Options andselect Bookmarks, or in standbymode, press Menu, and selectServicesand Bookmarks.

Scroll to the bookmark you want touse and press Options (or ) toconnect to the page associated withthe bookmark, or press Options for

the following functions: Go to, View,Edit, Delete, Send, New bookmark.

Note that your phone mayhave some pre-installedbookmarks for sites notaffiliated to Nokia. Nokiadoes not warrant or endorse

these sites. If you choose toaccess them, you shouldtake the same precautions,for security or content, asyou would with any Internetsite.

Receiving a bookmark

When you have received a bookmarkas an Over The Air (OTA) message,press Saveto save it to the bookmarklist, or press Options and VieworDiscard.

Downloading

To download more tones, images,games or applications to your phone,press Menu, and select ServicesandDownload links. Select Tonedownloads, Image downloads, Gamedownloadsor App. downloadstodownload tones, images, games orapplications, respectively.

Download content only from thesources you trust. See also Gamedownloadson page 30and

Downloading an applicationonpage 31.

Service inbox

The phone is able to receive servicemessages sent by your serviceprovider (network service).

To set the phone to receive servicemessages: Press Menu, and selectServices, Settings, Service inboxsettings, Service messages, and On.

To view a received service message,press View. Or press Exit to move themessage in the Service inbox. Toaccess the Service inboxlater, press

Menu, and select Services, andService inbox, or while browsing,press Options, and select Otheroptionsand Service inbox. PressOptions and select Retrievetoactivate the multi-mode browserand download the indicated content,

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Clearing the cache memory

Note: The information orservices you have accessedare stored in the cache ofyour phone. A cache is abuffer memory, which isused to store datatemporarily. If you havetried to access or haveaccessed confidentialinformation requiringpasswords (for example,

your bank account), emptythe cache of your phoneafter each use.

Press Menu, and select Services, andClear the cache. While browsing,press Options, and select Otheroptionsand Clear the cache.

Authority certificatesFor using some services, such asbanking services, you need securitycertificates. Using the certificatescan help you improve the security ofconnections between your phoneand a gateway or server, if the

Connection securityis set to On.You can download authoritycertificate from a page, if the servicesupports the use of authoritycertificates. After the download, youcan view the certificate and thensave or delete it. Saved certificatesare added to the certificate list inthe phone.

The phone indicates if the identity ofthe server or gateway cannot beverified, if the server or gatewaycertificate is not authentic or if youdo not have the correct authority

certificate in your phone.

Viewing the list of authoritycertificatesPress Menu, select Services,Settings, Security settingsandAuthority certificates.

See also Security info in Using the

phone keys while browsing onpage 35.

Security indicatorIf the security indicator isdisplayed during a connection, thedata transmission between thephone and the gateway or server

(identified by the IP addressin theEdit active service settings) isencrypted.

However, the security indicator doesnot indicate that the datatransmission between the gatewayand the content server (the location

where the requested resource isstored) is secure. It is up to theservice provider to secure the datatransmission between the gatewayand the content server.


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Go to(Menu 13)

To access somespecific functions quickly, press

Menu and select Go to and selectthe desired function from the list.

If you wish to add some functions tothe list, press Add, scroll to thefunction that you want to add andpress Mark.

To remove or add more functions onthe list, see Personal shortcuts onpage 23.

SIM services(Menu 14)

Your SIM card mayprovide additional services that youcan access in this menu that is

shown only if it is supported by yourSIM card. The name and contents ofthe menu depends on the availableservices.

Note: For availability, ratesand information on usingSIM services, contact your

SIM card vendor, e.g.network operator, serviceprovider or other vendor.

Note that accessing these servicesmay involve sending a text message(SMS) or making a phone call forwhich you may be charged. See alsoConfirm SIM service actions, menu5-5-6.


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P C C o n n e c t i v i t y


5. PC Connectivity

With the PC suite you can, forexample, create and send text and

picture messages, synchronisecontacts and calendar between yourphone and a compatible PC.

You may find more information anddownloadable files, e.g. PC suite inthe support area on the Nokias website, www.nokia.com.

PC SuiteThe PC Suite contains the followingfeatures:

Nokia Application Installer toinstall Java applications from thePC to the phone.

Nokia Image Converter to makeimages usable for multimediamessages or wallpapers and totransfer them to your phone.

Nokia Sound Converter to editpolyphonic ringing tones to becompatible with your phone andto transfer them to your phone.

Nokia Content Copier to copyinformation or back-upinformation from your phone to

the PC or to another compatibleNokia phone.

Nokia PC WAP Manager to editand send your bookmarks or

update the connection sets toyour phone.

Nokia Phone Editor to send textmessages and edit the contactsdirectory and message settings ofyour phone.

Nokia PC Sync to synchronise

the contacts directory andcalendar between your phoneand a compatible PC.

Nokia Connection Manager toselect the connection typebetween the PC and the phone.

Nokia Phone Browser to copy

images and tones from yourphone to your PC and vice versa.

Note: Copyright protectionmay prevent some images,ringing tones and othercontent from being copied,modified, transferred orforwarded.


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B a t t e r y s t a t e m e n t s


6. Battery statements

Charging andDischarging

Your phone is powered by a

rechargeable battery.

Note that a new battery's fullperformance is achieved only aftertwo or three complete charge anddischarge cycles!

The battery can be charged anddischarged hundreds of times but itwill eventually wear out. When theoperating time (talk-time andstandby time) is noticeably shorterthan normal, it is time to buy a newbattery.

Use only batteries approved by the

phone manufacturer and rechargeyour battery only with the chargersapproved by the manufacturer.Unplug the charger when not in use.Do not leave the battery connectedto a charger for longer than a week,since overcharging may shorten itslifetime. If left unused a fully

charged battery will discharge itselfover time.

Temperature extremes can affect theability of your battery to charge.

Use the battery only for its intendedpurpose.

Never use any charger or battery

which is damaged.

Do not short-circuit the battery.Accidental short-circuiting can

occur when a metallic object (coin,clip or pen) causes direct connectionof the + and - terminals of thebattery (metal strips on the battery)for example when you carry a sparebattery in your pocket or purse.Short-circuiting the terminals maydamage the battery or the

connecting object.

Leaving the battery in hot or coldplaces, such as in a closed car insummer or winter conditions, willreduce the capacity and lifetime ofthe battery. Always try to keep thebattery between 15C and 25C

(59F and 77F). A phone with a hotor cold battery may temporarily notwork, even when the battery is fullycharged. Batteries' performance isparticularly limited in temperatureswell below freezing.

Do not dispose of batteries in a fire!

Dispose of batteries according tolocal regulations (e.g. recycling). Donot dispose as household waste.


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G e n u i n e E n h a n c e m e n t s


7. Genuine Enhancements

A new extensiverange of

enhancements isavailable for yourphone. Select theenhancements which accommodateyour specific communication needs.

Some of the enhancements aredescribed in detail below.

For availability of theenhancements, please check withyour local dealer. A few practicalrules for enhancements operation:

Keep the enhancements out ofsmall childrens reach.

When you disconnect the power

cord of any enhancement, graspand pull the plug, not the cord.

Check regularly that all mobilephone equipment in a vehicle ismounted and operating properly.

Use only batteries, chargers and

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