AT&T F160 User Manual

							AT&T F160 
User Manual
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							LEGAL INFORMATION
Devices purchased \&for use on AT&T\fs system are desi\bne\&d for use exclusiv\&ely on AT&T\fs 
system. You a\bree that you wo\&n\ft make any modificati\&ons to the Equipment \&or pro\brammin\b 
to enable the Equipme\&nt to operate on any\& other system. A voi\&ce plan is require\&d on all voice-
capable devices, u\&nless specifically \¬ed otherwise in \&the terms \bovernin\b y\&our a\breement. 
Some devices or pla\&ns may require you \&to subscribe to a d\&ata plan. 
Your phone is desi\bn\&ed to make it easy f\&or you to access a \&wide variety of con\&tent. For your 
protection, AT&T wants you to be \&aware that some appl\&ications that you en\&able may involve 
the location of you\&r phone bein\b share\&d. For applications\& available throu\bh \&AT&T, AT&T  
offers privacy con\&trols that let you d\&ecide how an appli\&cation may use the l\&ocation of your 
phone and other pho\&nes on your accoun\&t. However, AT&T\fs privacy tools do \¬ apply to 
applications availa\&ble outside of AT&T. Please review the\& terms and condition\&s and the 
associated privacy \&policy for each lo\&cation-based servic\&e to learn how loca\&tion information  
will be used and p\&rotected. 
Your phone may be us\&ed to access the In\&ternet and to downlo\&ad, and/or purchas\&e \boods, 
applications, and s\&ervices from AT&T or elsewhere fr\&om third parties. AT&T provides tools \&for 
you to control acce\&ss to the Internet a\&nd certain Internet \&content. These contr\&ols may not be 
available for certa\&in devices which b\&ypass AT&T controls. 
AT&T may collect cert\&ain types of inform\&ation from your dev\&ice when you use A\&T&T services to 
provide customer su\&pport and to improve\& its services. For \&more information on \&AT&T\fs Privacy 
Policy, visit att.com/priv\&acy.
Version No.: R1.0
Edition Time: 20100823
Manual No.: 079584\&501872 
Chapter \f – Gettin\b S\rtarted .................3
Removin\b the Back Co\&ver  ..................\&......3 
Battery  ..................\&..................\&..................\& 3
SIM and Memory Card\&s  ..................\&.........4
Char\bin\b Your Phone  ..................\&..............5
Powerin\b Phone On/O\&ff  ..................\&.........6
Gettin\b to Know Your Phone  ..................\&..7
Chapter 2 – Enterin\b \rText  ..................\&\f3
Chan\bin\b Input Mode ..................\&...........13
Enterin\b Numbers  ..................\&................ 14
Enterin\b Symbols  ..................\&................. 14
Chapter 3 – Calls  ..................\&............... \f5
Chapter 4 – Messa\be\rs  ..................\&.....\f6
Types of Messa\bes  ..................\&.............. 16
SMS and MMS  ..................\&..................\&.. 16
Voicemail  ..................\&..................\&............ 17
Messa\be Folders  ..................\&..................\& 17
Usin\b Messa\be Option\&s  ..................\&.......17
Messa\be Settin\bs  ..................\&................ 18
Chapter 5 – Address \rBook .................\f9
AT&T Address Book  ..................\&.............19
Chapter 6 – Bluetooth
®  ..................\&.... 2\f
Enablin\b Bluetooth  ..................\&............... 21
My Devices ..................\&..................\&......... 21
Sendin\b Data ..................\&..................\&...... 22
Receivin\b Data  ..................\&..................\&... 22Chapter 7 – Mobile \rWeb 
..................\&..23
Usin\b the att.net Hom\&epa\be  ..................\&23
Visitin\b a Website  ..................\&................ 23
Chapter 8 – Tools  ..................\&.............. 24
Alarms  ..................\&..................\&................ 24
Calendar  ..................\&..................\&............. 24
Calculator  ..................\&..................\&........... 25
Stopwatch  ..................\&..................\&.......... 25
World Time  ..................\&..................\&......... 25
Currency Conversio\&n  ..................\&............26
Recent Calls  ..................\&..................\&....... 26
Chapter 9 – Entertai\rnment .................27
Pictures ..................\&..................\&............... 27
Video   ..................\&..................\&................. 27
Music   ..................\&..................\&................. 28
Voice Recorder  ..................\&..................\&... 30
Chapter \f0 – Settin\bs\r  ..................\&.......3\f
Sound Profiles Setti\&n\bs  ..................\&........31
Phone Settin\bs  ..................\&..................\&... 31
Display Settin\bs  ..................\&..................\&. 32
Connections Settin\bs\&  ..................\&...........32
Calls Settin\bs  ..................\&..................\&..... 32
Security Settin\bs  ..................\&..................\& 33
Chapter \f\f – Accessi\rbility  ................35
TTY Mode  ..................\&..................\&........... 35
HAC (Hearin\b Aid Co\&mpatibility) Mode  .35
Table of Contents
1 
						

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Chapter \f2 – Care an\rd  
 Maintenance  ..................\&..................\& 36
General Care  ..................\&..................\&...... 36
Aircraft Safety  ..................\&..................\&.... 37
Hospital Safety ..................\&..................\&... 37
General Guidelines\& ..................\&............... 38
Road Safety  ..................\&..................\&........ 39
Vehicles Equipped wi\&th an Airba\b  .........39
Third-Party Equipmen\&t ..................\&..........39
Emer\bency Service  ..................\&............... 40
Privacy Information\&  ..................\&.............. 40
Turn on the HAC Setti\&n\b  ..................\&......40
Copyri\bht Notice  ..................\&..................\& 41Chapter \f3 – Troubleshootin\b  
 
and FAQs  ..................\&..................\&....... 42
Chapter \f4 – Specific\rations  ..............45
Chapter \f5 – FCC Com\rpliance  ..........46
Chapter \f6 – Radio F\rrequency (RF)  
  Ener\by  ..................\&..................\&........... 49
Table of Contents
2 Note: In this User Manua\&l, “press a key” 
means to press the k\&ey and release it, \&while 
“hold a key” means \&to press the key fo\&r at 
least two seconds a\&nd then release it.\& 
Removin\b the Back Co\rver
1.   
Hold the Power/End Key to turn off 
the phone.
2.    Lift the bottom of th\&e back cover from 
the notch and remove\& the back cover as \&
shown below.
 
 
Battery
Installin\b the Batte\rry
Notes:
•     The phone automatica\&lly turns off if th\&e 
battery power is too\& low.
•     If you are not \boin\&\b to use the battery \&for 
a lon\b time, remove \&it from the phone an\&d 
store it in a cool \&dry place. 
1.    Hold the Power/End Key to turn off 
the phone. 2.  
Remove the back cov\&er.
3.    Carefully insert th\&e battery, makin\b sure 
the contacts are loc\&ated a\bainst the \bold\& 
sprin\bs of the phon\&e.
4.    Push down the batter\&y until it clicks  
into place.
 
 
5.    Replace the back co\&ver on the back of \&  
the phone.
Caution: Make sure the cove\pr is lined up 
\fefore pressing it i\pnto place. \bo not fo\prce it. 
\boing so will damage\p the \fack cover.
Removin\b the Battery\r
1.    Hold the Power/End Key to power off 
the phone.
2.   Remove the back cov\&er.
3.    Lift the end of the \&battery near the 
bottom of the phone \&and remove the 
battery from the pho\&ne. 
						

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Gettin\b Started
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SIM and Memory Cards\r
Insertin\b the SIM (Su\rbscriber 
Identity Module) Ca\rrd
You can obtain a SIM\& card from your ser\&vice 
provider when you \&si\bn on as a subscr\&iber.
Caution:
•    \bo not \fend or scra\ptch your SIM card. \p
Keep the card away \pfrom electricity a\pnd 
magnetism.
•     \bo not touch the metal surface of the SIM 
card. \boing so could\p cause information\p on 
the card to \fe lost\p or destroyed.
•     \bisconnect the char\pger and other 
accessories from y\pour phone and remov\pe 
the \fattery \fefore \pinserting and remov\ping 
your SIM card.
1.    Hold the Power/End Key to power off 
the phone.
2.    Remove the back cov\&er and battery.
3.    Hold the SIM card w\&ith the metal 
contacts facin\b down\&ward and the cut 
corner at the bottom \&ri\bht. Insert the  
card into the card \&holder and slide i\&t   
into position.
4.    Replace the back co\&ver on the back of \&
your phone.
Removin\b the SIM Car\rd
1.   Hold the Power/End Key to power off 
the phone.
2.   Remove the back cov\&er and battery.
3.    Gently remove the SI\&M card from the  
card holder.
Insertin\b a Memory Ca\rrd
The memory card \bive\&s your phone a ver\&y 
lar\be memory capacit\&y. This allows you \&to 
save multimedia data\&, includin\b ima\bes, \&
photos, MP3 audio fi\&les, and rin\btones.\& 
You can also use thi\&s memory card to sto\&re 
other files.
Tip: Your phone can supp\&ort a memory card 
with up to an 8GB c\&apacity.  1.   
Hold the Power/End Key to power off 
the phone.
2.   Remove the back cov\&er and battery.
3.    Carefully insert th\&e memory card into 
the memory card slot\& and push it until \&it 
clicks into positio\&n as shown below.
4.    Reinsert the battery\&, replace the back \&
cover, and turn the phon\&e on.Caution: Only use approved m\pemory cards 
for this device. Any\p use of unapproved \p
memory cards might \pcause loss of data\p or 
damage to your phon\pe. 
Removin\b a Memory Ca\rrd
1.   Hold the Power/End Key to power off 
the phone.
2.   Remove the back cov\&er and battery.
3.   Push the card inwar\&d so that it pops ou\&t.
4.   Carefully remove th\&e memory card. 5.   
Reinsert the battery\&, replace the back \&
cover, and turn the phon\&e on.
Tips:
•     Do not remove the me\&mory card while 
readin\b or writin\b t\&o the card. Doin\b s\&o 
mi\bht corrupt the inf\&ormation on the card\& 
or phone. If possi\&ble, insert and rem\&ove 
the memory card whil\&e the phone is 
turned off.
•     If you want to forma\&t the memory card  
on your PC, make su\&re you select the 
FAT2 Formattin\b type. I\&f this is not done,\& 
the memory card mi\bht\& not be identified 
by your phone.
Char\bin\b Your Phone
Your phone uses a r\&echar\beable battery. 
When you first unpac\&k the phone, the  
battery is not fully\& char\bed, but there \&mi\bht 
be enou\bh power to \&turn on the phone. \&You 
can use the provide\&d char\ber to char\be \&  
the battery.
1.   Open the USB port c\&over.
2.    Insert the char\ber\fs USB adapter into \&the 
USB port.
3.    Plu\b the char\ber int\&o a standard AC  
wall outlet. 
						

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Gettin\b Started
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Gettin\b to Know Your Phone
Earpiece
Left Soft Key Send Key
Multitask 
Mana\ber Key
* Key
Microphone OK Key
LCD Screen
4-Way 
Navi\bation Key
Ri\bht Soft Key
Power/End Key
Clear & Back Key
# Key
SpeakerCamera 
Lens
Char\ber/ 
Headset  
Port
Camera  
Key
Headset 
Jack
Volume 
Up/Down  Keys
Back Cover
microSD™   
Card SlotSIM Card  
Slot
4.    When the battery is \&fully char\bed,  
unplu\b the char\ber a\&nd disconnect it   
from the phone.
Notes:
•     Make sure the char\b\&er\fs connector is 
inserted correctly. Do not force the \&
connector into the p\&ort.
•     The battery will re\&main fully char\bed \&for   
3 to 4 hours.
•     Only use the char\be\&r provided by the 
ori\binal provider. Usin\b an unapprov\&ed 
char\ber mi\bht be dan\&\berous and violate \&
the authorization an\&d warranty rules of\& 
the phone.
•     If the phone is use\&d too often when   
the battery is low o\&r not used for a lo\&n\b 
time, the screen may\& not display the 
char\be indicator un\&til the battery has \&
been continuously c\&har\bed for 10 to  
40 minutes. •    
To \bet the maximum per\&formance out of 
your battery, it is recommended \&that you 
completely char\be th\&e battery before 
usin\b the phone for\& the first time. A 
new battery\fs full performance \&is only 
reached after three\& complete char\be and\& 
dischar\be cycles ha\&ve been finished.
•     Char\bin\b is only po\&ssible within a 
temperature ran\be of\& 32°F to 113°F.Powerin\b Phone On/Off\r
Note:
•   Do not turn your ph\&one on in areas 
in which wireless \&phone use is not 
permitted, or when i\&t could cause 
interference or dan\&\ber.
Hold the Power/End Key to turn the phone 
on or off.
Tips:
•    When prompted, enter\& your PIN  
(Personal Identifica\&tion Number) code   
or handset code and\& press the OK Key.
•    The PIN code is the\& password provided\&   
by your network ser\&vice provider. You 
cannot use the SIM \&card without it.
•    When the PIN code o\&r handset code 
is accepted, the ph\&one automatically 
searches for the ne\&twork. After a few \&
seconds, your phon\&e displays idle mod\&e. 
						

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KeyDescription
4-Way 
Navi\bation Key From idle mode: Use\&d to activate preset\& functions.
In lists, messa\bes, \&and menus: Used to \&scroll up, down, l\&eft, and ri\bht.
Left Soft Key/
Ri\bht Soft Key The bottom line of t\&he display shows th\&e options that can b\&e selected 
usin\b the Left and Ri\bht Soft Keys. The options chan\b\&e dependin\b on 
the application/fun\&ction bein\b used.
Send Key Press to dial or an\&swer calls.
From idle mode: Press to sho\&w a list of all cal\&ls.
Multitask 
Mana\ber KeyPress to activate mu\<itask mana\ber.
Number Keys Press the number ke\&ys to enter a phone\& number.
* Key Press to enter *.
From idle mode, hol\&d to lock the keypa\&d.
In an editin\b scree\&n: Press to enter p\&unctuation and symbo\&ls.
# Key Press to enter #.
In an editin\b scree\&n: Press to chan\be \&the input method. 
From idle mode: Hol\&d to activate meetin\b\& mode with vibration\&.
Key Functions
KeyDescription
Clear &  
Back Key Press to delete the \&character on the le\&ft of the cursor wh\&en enterin\b 
text or numbers.
Hold to delete all \&characters durin\b te\&xt entry.
Press to return to t\&he previous pa\be wh\&en navi\batin\b menus \&or 
browsin\b the interne\&t.
Power/End Key
Hold to turn the pho\&ne on/off.
Press to end a call\&.
Press to reject an \&incomin\b call.
Press to cancel dia\&lin\b.
Press to return to 
idle mode.
OK Key  From idle mode, pre\&ss to open att.net.
In lists and menus:\& Press to start an a\&pplication/function\&.
Key Functions 
						

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Idle Mode
After powerin\b on th\&e phone, when the 
name of the network \&is displayed on the\& 
screen, the phone i\&s in idle mode and \&ready 
for use. The displ\&ay has 4 areas:
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Indicators and 
Icons area
Date and  
Time area
Text and  
Graphics area
Soft Key  
function 
indicators
IndicatorWhat it means
New MMS
New Wap Push Messa\be
New voicemail
Mute and vibrate
Headset mode
GPRS attach (blue a\&nd red)
Bluetooth on
All calls divert
 
Battery status
Missed voice call
Roamin\b
HSDPA mode
The messa\be memory i\&s full
Vibrate and rin\bin\b
Headset and vibrate\& mode
GPRS in use (oran\be\&  
and purple)
Alarm
Indicators and Ico\Lns
Indicator
What it means
 Si\bnal stren\bth 
3G network
EDGE network
GSM network
New SMS
Icon
What it 
means Description
AppCenter
Online application \&
store
YPmobile
Yellow Pa\bes
AT&T MusicMobile music 
experience
AddressBookAdd and edit 
contacts
Social NetAccess social 
networks like 
Facebook®, 
Myspace™,  
and more
My Stuff Contains 
applications and 
tools such as 
Online Locker, 
Alarm, Calendar, 
and more
Online Locker
Access online 
stora\be for AT&T 
Mobile Share
Settin\bs
Set up and person-
alize your phone
 
Main Menu
From idle mode, pre\&ss the Ri\bht Soft Key 
for Menu to access the main \&menu.
Icon
What it 
means Description
AT&T GPS 
Contains GPS 
applications like 
AT&T Navi\bator
Messa\bin\bSend and read 
SMS or MMS 
messa\bes
Email & IMMobile email 
and Instant 
Messa\bin\b
Mobile Web
Access the web 
with att.net
Additional char\bes \&may apply. For more informati\&on on these service\&s, please refer to \&the Quick Start Guid\&e 
included in your b\&ox or visit www.wireless.att.com. 
						

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Loc\fing/Unloc\fing \bey\Lpad
Use the keypad lock\& to prevent the keys\& from 
bein\b pressed accid\&entally.
1.   
To lock the keypad a\&utomatically, from 
idle mode, press th\&e Ri\bht Soft Key for 
Menu, then select Settin\bs > Phone 
> Auto key\buard. Select 5s, \f0s, \f5s, 
30s, or 60s auto keylock to se\&t the 
keypad. These indi\&cate the delay befo\&re 
the keypad is locke\&d.
2.    To lock the keypad m\&anually, from idle 
mode, hold the * Key.
3.    To unlock the keypad\&, press the  
Left Soft Key for Unlock and then 
press the * Key. Tips:
•   
When the keys are l\&ocked, the word 
Unlock is shown on\& the display.
•    If a call comes in \&when the keypad is \&
locked, you can pr\&ess the Send Key 
to answer it. When \&the call is ended o\&r 
rejected, the keypa\&d locks automaticall\&y.
•    When the keypad loc\&k is on, calls are\& still 
possible to the 911\& emer\bency number.
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Chan\bin\b Input Mode
You can enter text in\&to your phone usin\b\& the 
followin\b input meth\&ods: ZiAbc, abc, A\&bc, 
ABC, and number inp\&ut. You can also switch \&
the lan\bua\be between\& En\blish and Spanish\&.
Current Text Mode
When you are in a \&field that allows 
characters to be entered, the text input mode 
indicator is shown \&in the upper ri\bht c\&orner 
of the display.
Chan\bin\b Input Mode  
or Lan\bua\be
Press the # Key and select an inpu\&t method 
or lan\bua\be.
Usin\b Predictive Text (ZiAbc)
The predictive text \&method is based on \&a 
built-in dictionary\& and \benerates word\&s from 
the combination of l\&etters pressed.
1.   Press each key onc\&e that corresponds \&to 
the letter you want \&to enter. The letters 
are shown on the di\&splay as they are 
entered. The list o\&f candidate words 
chan\bes as each key\& is pressed. 2.   
When the candidate \&words are displaye\&d, 
use the Navi\bation Key to hi\bhli\bht 
a candidate word an\&d then press the  
OK Key for Select.
3.    Press the 0 Key to insert a space,\& or 
press the * Key to select symbols.
4.    Press the Clear & Back Key to delete 
the letter to the lef\&t of the cursor. Hold 
the Clear & Back Key to delete all 
entered text to the l\&eft of the cursor.
Enterin\b Letters (Abc\r/ABC/abc)
1.   Press a number key \&(2 throu\bh 9) multiple 
times until the desi\&red letter is shown\& on 
the display. Press once to ent\&er the first 
letter on the keypad\&, press twice quick\&ly 
to enter the second \&letter, and so on.
  • Press the 0 Key to add a space.
  •   Press the 0 Key twice quickly or ho\&ld 
the 0 Key to enter 0.
Notes:
•    When usin\b “Abc” mo\&de, only the first 
letter is a capital \&letter.
•    After enterin\b the fi\&rst capital letter, the 
input mode will be \&chan\bed to “abc” 
mode automatically. 
						

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Enterin\b Numbers
Press the # Key and select 123. The\& input 
method icon () is then shown on \&the 
display. You can enter number\&s directly usin\b 
the number keys.
Tip: When usin\b number \&input, you need 
to switch to other te\&xt input methods if \&
you want to insert a\& space by pressin\b \&the 
0 Key.
Enterin\b Symbols
1.  Press the * Key.
2.    Use the Navi\bation Key to select 
a symbol.
3.  Press the OK Key.
Makin\b a Voice Call
1.   From idle mode, ente\&r a phone number.
2.    Press the Send Key to call the number.
Usin\b the Address Bo\rok
1.   From idle mode, sel\&ect Menu > 
AddressBook.
2.    Hi\bhli\bht a contact a\&nd press the  
Send Key to call the number.
Usin\b Call Options
Durin\b a call, you \&can press the  
Left Soft Key for more options. \&The 
options vary depend\&in\b on the function \&  
you are currently u\&sin\b.
•    Hold/Unhold: Put the current call\& on 
hold or retrieve th\&e call. 
•    End call: End the current cal\&l.
•   
Record: Record the current\& call. Press 
the OK Key to stop recordin\b.
•    DTMF off/on: Enable or disable \&the 
sendin\b of the DTMF\& tones.
•    Messa\be: Switch to the Messa\&\bin\b 
menu durin\b a call.\&
•    Contacts: Switch to the Addre\&ssBook 
menu durin\b a call.\&
•    Browser: Browse the Interne\&t durin\b 
a call.
Receivin\b Calls
When a voice call \&comes in, press the\&  Send 
Key to answer the call\&. Press the OK Key 
to answer the call with the speakerphone on.
Tip: If you have conne\&cted a headset to 
the phone, you can \&press the button on \&the 
headset to answer th\&e call.
Adjustin\b the Volume
Durin\b a call, pres\&s the Volume Keys to 
adjust the earpiece\& or speaker volume.\&
Usin\b Call History
From idle mode, pre\&ss the Send Key to 
check the All calls lo\b. 
						

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Messa\bes
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Types of Messa\bes
Your phone provides\& the followin\b messa\&\be 
types:
•  Text Messa\bes (SMS)
•   Multimedia (Picture)\& Messa\bes (MMS)
•   Instant Messa\bes (IM\&s)
The Short Messa\be S\&ervice (SMS) lets y\&ou 
send and receive te\&xt messa\bes to and f\&rom 
other mobile phones\& and email addresse\&s. To 
use this feature, y\&ou may need to subs\&cribe 
to your service pro\&vider\fs messa\be service.
The Multimedia Mess\&a\bin\b Service (MMS)\& 
lets you send and r\&eceive multimedia 
messa\bes (such as p\&icture messa\bes) to \&
and from other mobil\&e phones and email \&
addresses. To use this feature,\& you may 
need to subscribe t\&o your service pro\&vider\fs 
multimedia messa\be se\&rvice.
SMS and MMS 
Sendin\b a New SMS Me\rssa\be
1.    From idle mode, sel\&ect Menu > 
Messa\bin\b > Create messa\be.
2.    Enter the recipient\fs phone number(s). \& 
You can also press \&the OK Key for 
Contacts to add recipient(s\&). 
3.    Press down on the Navi\bation Key to 
access the Text field. 4.   
Enter a messa\be.
5.    Press the OK Key for Send to send 
the messa\be.
Sendin\b a New MMS Me\rssa\be
1.   From idle mode, sel\&ect Menu > 
Messa\bin\b > Create messa\be.
2.    Enter the recipient\fs phone number(s). \& 
You can also press \&the OK Key for 
Contacts to add recipient(s\&). 
3.    Press down on the Navi\bation Key to 
access the Text field.
4.  Enter a messa\be. 
5.    Press the Left Soft Key for Options 
and select Insert to insert an ima\be,\& 
audio file or video\& file. The messa\be w\&ill 
convert to MMS autom\&atically.
6.    Press the OK Key for Send to send 
your messa\be.
Notes:
•    To save an unfinishe\&d messa\be, press 
the Left Soft Key for Options and select 
Save to save it to the D\&rafts folder.
•    Messa\bes in Outbox \&and in Drafts can b\&e 
edited and sent.
Viewin\b a Messa\be
The  or  envelope icon wil\&l appear on 
the information bar \&to indicate that you\& have 
received a new mess\&a\be. Press the OK Key twice to view the 
messa\be. 
Or from idle mode, \&select Menu > 
Messa\bin\b > Inbox to check your 
messa\bes.
Voicemail
Voicemail Settin\bs
From idle mode, sel\&ect Menu > Messa\bin\b 
> Settin\bs > Voicemail number to check 
the voicemail number\&.
Your voicemail phone\& number is preset b\&y 
your service provi\&der. You do not need to s\&et 
it manually.
Receivin\b a Voicemail
When the system send\&s you a messa\be 
notifyin\b you that th\&ere is a new voice\&mail, 
from idle mode, hol\&d the \f Key to access the 
voicemail service.
Note: Contact your servi\&ce provider for mor\&e 
information on usin\&\b the voicemail serv\&ice.
Messa\be Folders
•   
The Inbox folder contains al\&l of your 
received messa\bes. \&In this folder you \&can 
view your received\& messa\bes and reply\& 
to them or forward m\&essa\bes to another 
recipient. •   
The Outbox folder contains al\&l messa\bes 
that were not sent d\&urin\b the last 
attempt. In this fold\&er you can edit or \&
resend your messa\be\&s.
•    The Sent folder contains me\&ssa\bes that 
were sent successfu\&lly. From this folder \&
you can edit or for\&ward messa\bes to 
another recipient.
•    The Drafts folder contains dr\&afts and 
unfinished messa\bes.\& In this folder you\& 
can complete or res\&end your messa\bes.
•    The Saved messa\bes folder contains 
messa\bes that you mov\&ed from the Inbox.
Notes:
•    You cannot receive n\&ew messa\bes if  
the messa\be memory is\& full.
•    The total amount of \&space available  
for savin\b messa\bes \&is determined by  
the space available\& on the phone and   
SIM card.
Usin\b Messa\be Options\r
While viewin\b the c\&ontents of the Inbox\&, 
press the Left Soft Key to access the 
followin\b options, \&which apply to the \&
hi\bhli\bhted text mess\&a\be:
•    Reply: Reply to the messa\b\&e.
•    Call Sender: Call back the ori\b\&inator of 
the messa\be.