LG Exalt 2 User Guide

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3.5 Turn Off All Sounds
Allows you to turn off all sounds.
1.  Open the flip and press 
 
[MENU] . 
2. Press 
  Settings & Tools .
3. Press 
  Accessibility .
4. Press 
  Turn Off All Sounds .
5.  Use the Navigation Key 
 to 
highlight a setting, then press 
  [SET] .
On/ Off
4. Tools 
This menu includes useful tools to 
make your life easier.
1.  Open the flip and press 
 
[MENU] .
2. Press 
  Settings & Tools .
3. Press 
  Tools .
4.1 Voice Commands
This feature provides you with the 
following options equipped with 
AVR (Advanced Voice Recognition) 
technology. Each option has 
its detailed information on the 
phone and you can check it out 
by pressing the Left Soft Key 
 
[Info] . 1.  Open the flip and press 
 
[MENU] . 
2. Press 
  Settings & Tools .
3. Press 
  Tools .
4. Press 
  Voice Commands .
Access and Options
Shortcut With the flip open, press the 
Clear/V
oice Command Key  on the 
keypad.
The Voice Commands feature has 
several settings which allow you 
to customize how you want to 
use it. Access Voice Commands, 
then press the Right Soft Key 
 
[Settings] .
Confirm Choices  Aut
omatic/ 
Always Confirm/ Never Confirm
Sensitivity  Set the sensitivity as 
M

ore Sensitive/ Automatic/ Less 
Sensitive.
Train Voice  If the phone often asks 
y

ou to repeat voice command, train 
the phone to recognize your voice 
patterns.  
Train Words/ Train Digits
Prompts  M
ode/ Audio Playback / 
Timeout
†For Mode, set Prompts/ 
Readout + Alerts/ Readout/ 
To n e s  O n l y . 
						

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†For Audio Playback, set 
Speakerphone or Earpiece. 
†For Timeout, set 5 Seconds  or 
10  S e c o n d s .
CLR Key Activation  On
/ Off
By default, the Clear/Voice 
Commands Key 
 on the keypad 
activates the Voice Command 
feature. To deactivate, change the 
CLR Key Activation setting to Off.
4.1.1 Call 
Say "Call" and then call someone 
simply by saying the name or 
phone number. Please speak clearly 
and say the name or number 
exactly as it is entered in your 
Contact List. When you have more 
than one contact number, you can 
state the name and number type 
of the contact (for example, 'Call 
John Work').
4.1.2   Send Msg to 
To create a message, say 'Send 
message' and the command system 
will prompt you for the contact 
name, number, or group. It will 
automatically start a message. If 
you say a full-sentence command, 
such as 'Send Message to Bob', 
it will automatically start a text  message. When using 'Send 
Message' command, speak clearly 
and say the name, number or 
group exactly as it is entered in 
your Contact List. 
4.1.3 Go to 
The 'Go to' command allows you 
to access a menu within the phone 
(for example, 'Go to Calendar'). 
If no menu option is stated, a list 
of options will be provided.
4.1.4 Check 
The ‘Check’ command allows you 
to check out a wide range of items 
such as Phone Status, Voice 
mail, Messages, Missed Calls, 
Time, Signal Strength, Battery 
Level, Volume, Balance, Minutes, 
Payment
 and My Number .
4.1.5 Contacts 
You can look up names in your 
Contacts (for example, 'Contacts 
John') as well as manage your 
Contact List including creating, 
erasing or modifying.  
Call/ Read out/ Create New/ 
Modify/ Erase
4.1.6 Search
The “Search” command opens 
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to search for information over the 
internet.
4.1.7 Redial
Say "Redial" and the phone will 
redial the last phone number.
4.1.8 Play
State the playlist that you want to 
listen to and the phone will find 
it out.
4.1.9 My Verizon
The 'My Verizon' command 
provides you with direct access 
to your Verizon Wireless account 
information.
4.1.10 Help
Provides a general guideline to 
using Voice Commands.
4.2 Calculator 
Allows you to perform simple 
mathematical calculations. 
1.  Open the flip and press 
 
[MENU] . 
2. Press 
  Settings & Tools .
3. Press 
  Tools . 
4. Press 
  Calculator .
5.  Enter the numbers to get the  value you want. To clear entered  items, press the Left Soft Key 
 
[Clear] . 
6.  Use the Right Soft Key 
 
[Operators]  to add other 
operators.
7.  Use the Navigation Key 
 to 
enter an operation between 
numbers and press 
  [ = ] for 
the result.
NOTE To insert a decimal, press . 
†Press the Up Navigation Key  for + (addition).
†Press the Down Navigation 
Key  for - (subtraction).
†Press the Left Navigation Key  for ÷ (division).
†Press the Right Navigation 
Key  for x (multiplication).
4.3 Ez Tip Calculator
Allows you to quickly and easily 
calculate bill amounts using the bill 
total, tip % and number of people 
as variables.
1.  Open the flip and press 
 
[MENU] . 
2. Press 
  Settings & Tools .
3. Press 
  Tools . 
4. Press 
  Ez Tip Calculator . 
						

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5.  Enter the variable fields (Bill, 
Tip (%) , Split) and the 
corresponding calculation fields 
( Tip ($) and Split ) appear 
automatically.
6.  Press the Left Soft Key 
 
[Reset]  for another calculation.
4.4 Eco-Calculator
Allows you to keep track of your 
walking and cycling distances. The 
amount of CO
2 that is decreased 
by walking and cycling is displayed 
for you to see.
1.  Open the flip and press 
 
[MENU] . 
2. Press 
  Settings & Tools .
3. Press 
  Tools . 
4. Press 
  Eco-Calculator .
5. Select the  Walking or Cycling  
fields to edit the hours and 
miles.
NOTE The decreasing CO2 amount is 
automatically updated when you enter 
the hour or mile amounts.
6.  Press the Left Soft Key  
[Settings]  to set the following 
settings.
†Mode Allows you to switch 
the Eco-Calculator home 
screen animation to Person  
or Tr e e . Depending on what  information you entered 
last (Walking or Cycling) 
an animation will appear. 
The number of trees in 
the animation is calculated 
depending on the amount of 
CO
2 decreased.
†Character Allows you to 
change the character to Man, 
Woman, or Man & Woman. 
This option is unavailable 
when Tree is set as the Mode.
†Unit Allows you to change 
the unit amount to Hour or 
Mile.
†My Car Allows you to select 
the type of fuel your car uses 
and the Fuel Efficiency (mpg) 
of your car to measure the 
amount of CO
2 discharged.
4.5 Calendar
Allows you to keep your agenda 
convenient and easy to access. 
Simply store your appointments 
and your phone will alert you with 
a reminder you set.
1.  Open the flip and press 
 
[MENU] . 
2. Press 
  Settings & Tools .
3. Press 
  Tools . 
4. Press 
  Calendar . 
						

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5.  Use the Navigation Key  to 
highlight the scheduled day.
6.  Press the Left Soft Key 
 
[Add] .
7. Enter the  Subject, then scroll 
down to set the remaining 
settings.
8.  Highlight a Calendar setting  field, then press the Left Soft 
Key 
 [Set] . For each Calendar 
event you can set:
  s Subject  s Start Date
  s Start Time  s End Date
  s End Time  s Repeat
  s Until  s Alerts
  s Tones  s Vibrate
9. 

Use the Navigation Key 
 to 
highlight the setting you want, 
then press 
.
10. Press 
  [SAVE]  when 
Calendar information is 
complete.
Editing and deleting calendar 
entries
1.  From the calendar entry list,  press 
 [VIEW] .
2. Press 
  [EDIT]  to edit the 
calendar entry or press the Left 
Soft Key 
  [Erase]  to delete 
the calendar entry.
4.6 Alarm Clock
Allows you to set up to 10 alarms. 
At the alarm time, your alarm will 
be displayed on the screen and the 
alarm will sound.
1.  Open the flip and press 
 
[MENU] .
2. Press 
  Settings & Tools .
3. Press 
  Tools . 
4. Press 
  Alarm Clock .
5.  Press the Left Soft Key 
 
[Add] .
6.  Use the Navigation Key 
 to 
highlight the information you 
want to set, then press the Left 
Soft Key 
  [Set]  to view your 
setting choices.
7.  Enter the alarm information  including:
  s Turn On/Off  s Set Time
  s Repeat  s Ringtone
8. Pr

ess 
  [SAVE]  after setting all 
of the Alarm fields as necessary.
NOTE Snooze or Dismiss the alarm using 
the Soft K eys (flip open).
How to delete alarms
1.  From the Alarm Clock list, press 
the Right Soft Key 
 [Options]  
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2. Press  Erase  to delete an 
alarm or   Erase All  to delete 
all alarm entries.
3. Press 
  [Yes] .
How to edit alarms
1.  From the Alarm Clock list, press 
  [VIEW]  and then press  
[EDIT] .
4.7 Info Search
Allows you to search items stored 
on the phone. 
1.  Open the flip and press 
 
[MENU] . 
2. Press 
  Settings & Tools .
3. Press 
  Tools . 
4. Press 
  Info Search .
5.  Enter two or more characters  in the search field and press 
 
[SEARCH] . 
6.  By default, the phone will  search all the categories. To 
specify the categories, highlight 
All and press the Left Soft Key 
 [Set] . Use the Navigation 
Key  to highlight a category 
and press   [MARK] / 
[UNMARK]  to mark/unmark 
the category. After specifying 
the categories, press the Left 
Soft Key 
  [Done]. 7.  To view a search result, highlight 
the desired results and press 
 [VIEW] . If you want to retry 
the search, press the Right Soft 
Key 
  [Retry]. If you want to 
start a new search, press the 
Left Soft Key 
  [Search] , enter 
your key word, then press .
8.  If no results are found, you  will be prompted to try again. 
Choose Ye s  to try again or No  
to return to the Tools menu.
4.8 Stopwatch
Allows you to use your phone as a 
typical stopwatch. 
1.  Open the flip and press 
 
[MENU] . 
2. Press 
  Settings & Tools .
3. Press 
  Tools . 
4. Press 
  Stopwatch .
5. Press 
  [START] .
6.  While measuring time, press the  Left Soft Key 
 [Lap]  to record 
a lap. 
7. Pressing 
  [STOP]  will stop or 
resume Stopwatch time. 
8.  After time has stopped, press  the Right Soft Key 
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4.9 World Clock 
Allows you to determine the 
current time in another time zone 
or country. 
1.  Open the flip and press 
 
[MENU] . 
2. Press 
  Settings & Tools .
3. Press 
  Tools . 
4. Press 
  World Clock .
5.  Press the Right Soft Key 
 
[Cities]  for a list of available 
cities.
6.  Highlight a city from the list,  then press 
.
7.  The display show zoom in on  the city and view its date and 
time information. 
NOTE Press the Left Soft Key  [Set 
DST] , to set daylight saving time. 
Highlight Ye s  and press 
 to set DST.
4.10 Notepad 
Allows you to add, read, edit, and 
erase notes to yourself.
1.  Open the flip and press 
 
[MENU] . 
2. Press 
  Settings & Tools .
3. Press 
  Tools . 
4. Select  Notepad. 5.  Press the Left Soft Key 
 
[Add]  to write a new note.
6.  Press the Left Soft Key 
 to 
change the entry mode. Or 
press the Right Soft Key 
 
[Options]  to copy and paste 
text or to cancel the notepad 
entry.
7.  After entering the note, press 
  [SAVE]  to save it.
4.11 USB Mass Storage
Allows you to access content in the 
SD card.
1.  Connect the phone to your 
computer.
2.  Open the flip and press 
 
[MENU] .
3. Press 
  Settings & Tools .
4. Press 
  Tools . 
5. Select  USB Mass Storage .
6.  To cancel USB Mass Storage  mode, press 
 [EXIT] .
NOTE You must have a microSD card 
inser
ted to use the Mass Storage feature. 
						

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5. Bluetooth® Menu
The phone is compatible with 
devices that support the Headset, 
Handsfree, Stereo, Phonebook 
Access, Object Push and File 
Transfer.* 
You may create and store 20 
pairings within the phone and 
connect to one device. 
The approximate communication 
range for Bluetooth wireless 
technology is up to 30 feet (10 
meters).
NOTE Read the user guide of each 
Blue
tooth accessory that you are trying 
to pair with your phone because the 
instructions may be different. 
NOTE Your phone is based on the 
Blue

tooth specification, but it is not 
guaranteed to work with all devices 
enabled with Bluetooth wireless 
technology.  
Phone does not support ALL Bluetooth 
OBEX Profiles.  
*   For vehicle/accessory compatibility 
go to www.verizonwireless.com/
bluetoothchart
Turn On Bluetooth
Allows you to turn Bluetooth on or 
off and connect to other Bluetooth 
devices.
1.  Open the flip and press 
 
[MENU] .  2. Press 
 
Settings & Tools .
3. Press 
  Bluetooth Menu .
4.  Press the Left Soft Key 
  [Turn 
On] .
NOTE By default, your device’s 
Blue
tooth functionality is turned off. 
5.1. Add New Device
Pairing is the process that allows 
the handset to locate, establish, 
and register 1-to-1 connection 
with the target device. 
For pairing with a new Bluetooth 
device
1.  Follow the Bluetooth accessory 
instructions to set the device to 
pairing mode.
2.  Open the flip and press 
 
[MENU] . 
3. Press 
  Settings & Tools .
4. Press 
  Bluetooth Menu .
5. Press 
  Add New Device .
6.  Set the desired device to  discovery mode.
7.  The device will appear in Add  New Device menu once it has 
been located. Highlight the 
device and press 
 [PAIR].
8.  The handset will prompt you  for the passcode. Consult 
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instructions for the appropriate 
passcode (typically “0000” - 4 
zeroes). Enter the passcode 
and press 
. When Auto Pair 
Handsfree is set to On, the 
device will try to autopair for 
headsets.
9.  When pairing with the PC or  PDA is successful, highlight 
either Always Ask  or Always 
Connect  and press 
 to 
connect with the device.
10.  Once connected, you will  see the device listed in the 
Bluetooth Menu and when the 
pair is transferring information 
the Bluetooth indicator will 
show up on your screen.
Icon Reference in   
Adding New Device
When the Bluetooth wireless 
connection is created and paired 
devices are found, the following 
icons are displayed. Icon References When a 
Bluetooth Wireless Connection 
is Searched (neither connected 
nor paired)
When a carkit device is found 
by your device
When an audio device is found 
by your device
When a PC is found by your 
device
When a PDA is found by your 
device
When another phone device is 
found by your device
When other undefined devices 
are found by your device
The following options are available 
in the paired device.
1. 
Remove Device : You can 
remove the device from the 
pairing list. 
2.  Rename Device : You can 
rename the paired device. 
3.  Incoming Security : Allows 
you to set permission before 
connecting an incoming device.
4.  Service Discovery : Allows you 
to search for the services that 
the selected device supports.
5.  Device Info : Shows the device 
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NOTES While in the Bluetooth Menu, 
y
ou can turn the Bluetooth functionality 
off by pressing the Left Soft Key 
 
[Turn Off] . You can turn it on by pressing 
the Left Soft Key 
  [Turn On]  again. 
When connected with a phone or PC 
supporting OPP, the following menus are 
possible: 
s    Send
 Name Card:  Allows my contact 
data to send other device up to 1000 
Contacts. 
s    G
et Name Card : Allows you to pull 
name card of other device. 
s   
E
xchange Name Card:  Allows you to 
exchange the handset's name card with 
other device. 
s    Send
 Calendar Event:  Allows you to 
send Calendar events to other devices. 
s   
Send
 Picture:  Allows you to send 
pictures.
s   
Send
 Video:  Allows you to send videos.
My Phone Info
Allows you to view and/or edit the 
name of the Bluetooth device.
1.  Open the flip and press 
 
[MENU] . 
2. Press 
  Settings & Tools .
3. Press 
  Bluetooth Menu .
4.  Press the Right Soft Key 
 
[Options] .
5. Press 
  My Device Info .
6. Press 
 to clear the existing 
name.
7.  Use the keypad to enter a new  custom name. 8. Press 
 
[SET]  to save and exit.
Discovery Mode
Allows you to set whether your 
device is able to be discovered/
found by other Bluetooth devices 
in the area.
1.  Open the flip and press 
 
[MENU] . 
2. Press 
  Settings & Tools .
3. Press 
  Bluetooth Menu .
4.  Press the Right Soft Key 
 
[Options] .
5. Press 
  Discovery Mode .
6.  Use the Navigation Key 
 to 
highlight a setting, then press 
  [SET] .
On/ Off
NOTE If you choose On for Discovery 
Mode, y our device is able to be searched 
by other in-range Bluetooth devices.
Supported Profiles
Allows you to see profiles that your 
phone can support.
1.  Open the flip and press 
 
[MENU] . 
2. Press 
  Settings & Tools .
3. Press 
  Bluetooth Menu .
4.  Press the Right Soft Key 
 
[Options] .