Samsung SCH-i201 User manual

Category
Answering machines
Type
User manual
Samsung Smartphone
SCH-i201
Users Guide
Contents
Getting Started
Unpacking ................................................... 1
Your Phone ................................................. 2
Phone Layout ......................................... 2
Installing the Battery ................................. 4
Attaching the Battery Pack ................... 4
Removing the Battery Pack ................... 5
Charging the Battery Pack ......................... 6
Turning the Phone On/Off .......................... 8
Backlight ................................................ 8
Viewing the Remaining Battery
Power.................................................. 8
Using the Touchscreen ............................... 9
Using the Stylus ..................................... 9
Calibrating the Screen ......................... 10
Adjusting Screen Contrast ................... 11
Using as a Phone
Making a Call ........................................... 13
Making a Call ....................................... 13
Advanced Calling Features ...................... 15
Using Voice Dial .................................. 15
Using Speed Dial ................................. 17
Redialing the Last Number .................. 18
Using the Phone Book ......................... 19
Using Call History ................................ 20
Using Four-digit Dial ............................ 22
Answering Calls ....................................... 23
Answering a Call ................................. 23
Viewing Missed Calls .......................... 24
In-Call Options .......................................... 25
Using In-Call Options ........................... 25
Setting Basic Features ............................. 28
Adjusting the Volume .......................... 28
Easy Access to Applications
During Calls ......................................... 29
Selecting Bell/Vibrate ......................... 29
One-Touch Ringer Selection ................ 30
Viewing Air Time ................................. 31
Automatic Hyphenation ....................... 32
Answering Mode ...................................... 33
Turning On the Answering Mode ........ 33
Listening to a Caller Message ............ 35
Recording Your Own OGM
Message .............................................. 37
Playing or Selecting the OGM
Message .............................................. 39
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Contents
Learning to Use the
Applications
Working with Applications ...................... 41
Opening an Application ....................... 41
Displaying Applications ....................... 41
Brief Description on Applications ....... 44
Entering Text, Numbers or Symbols .... 46
Help Writing Characters ...................... 55
Using Application Controls .................. 55
Using Menus ........................................ 56
Finding Data on Your Phone ................ 59
Customizing Your Phone .......................... 61
Opening Control Application ............... 61
Bell ....................................................... 62
Sound ................................................... 62
Display ................................................. 64
Security ................................................ 65
Battery ................................................. 67
System ................................................. 68
Network ............................................... 68
Storage ................................................ 70
Owner Information ............................... 70
Calibration ........................................... 71
Contrast ............................................... 71
PC Synchronization ................................... 72
Synchronizing Data .............................. 72
Data Communication ........................... 75
Address Book
Address Book ........................................... 79
Creating an Address Book Entry .......... 80
Viewing Address Book Entries ............ 91
Editing an Address Book Entry ............ 95
Deleting an Address Book Entry .......... 98
Address Book Setup Options ............... 99
Personal Information
Manager
Memo ..................................................... 103
Creating a New Memo ...................... 103
Viewing a Memo ............................... 105
Attaching an Image in a Memo ........ 109
Sending a Memo as a SMS
Message (network dependent) .......... 112
Configuring Categories ...................... 113
Scheduler ............................................... 114
Recording a New Appointment ......... 114
Viewing Scheduled Appointments .... 118
Editing Details of a Selected
Appointment ...................................... 122
Removing a Selected Appointment ... 122
ToDo ....................................................... 124
Creating a ToDo Item ......................... 124
Viewing the ToDo List ........................ 127
Editing a ToDo Item ........................... 128
Deleting a Task in the List ................. 129
Continued
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Communication Applications
SMS (Short Message Service) ............... 131
Sending a Short Message ................. 131
Receiving Messages .......................... 134
Deleting a SMS Message ................. 137
Internet ................................................... 138
Accessing GoNext ............................. 138
Navigating the Internet ..................... 139
Using Bookmarks ............................... 141
Internet Settings ................................ 144
E-mail ..................................................... 146
Accessing E-mail Service .................. 146
Mail Settings ..................................... 147
Reading an E-mail .............................. 149
Sending an E-mail .............................. 153
Writing a Signature ........................... 157
Additional Setup Options .................. 158
Chatting .................................................. 162
Using Chat Service ............................ 162
Creating a New Chat Room ............... 167
Person to Person Talking ................... 169
Sending a Chat Memo ....................... 170
Using Chat Book ................................ 171
Using Bulletin Board .......................... 173
Additional Chat Menu Options .......... 175
Extra
Clock ....................................................... 179
Setting Home Time ............................ 179
Setting Alarm ..................................... 181
Viewing World Time .......................... 183
Calculator ............................................... 184
Opening the Calculator ...................... 184
Using the Calculator .......................... 185
Error Message Display ...................... 189
Othello .................................................... 190
Accessing Othello Game ................... 190
Playing One Player Game .................. 191
Playing Two Player Game .................. 192
Playing Network Game ...................... 192
Viewing Your Play Records ................ 197
Appendix
Accessories............................................. 199
Care and Safety Guidelines ................... 200
Caring for Your Smartphone .............. 200
Antenna Care ..................................... 201
Battery Care ....................................... 201
Safety Precautions ............................. 203
Continued
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Getting Started
Congratulations on your purchase of the Samsung
Smartphone. This phone combines a digital phone,
personal information managers, communication
applications and games in a single handset.
In this chapter, the topics included are:
• Unpacking
• Your Phone
• Installing the Battery
• Charging the Battery Pack
• Turning the Phone On/Off
• Using the Touchscreen
Unpacking
1
Check to make sure that all of the following items are included in the box when
you unpack it.
The phone with a stylus
Desktop
charger
Standard
battery
Data cable
CD-ROM for data synchronization
and the instruction guide
Leather case
This guide
Unpacking
Home
Menu
Cont
Input
WWW
2
Auto answer button
Volume buttons
Ear microphone jack
Earpiece
Microphone
Press and hold to turn the
answering mode on or off.
Adjust the volume.
Antenna
Lamp
Touchscreen
Flip
Hard icon panel
Hard icon panel
Phone Layout
Launches
applications.
Opens text input
screen when you are
asked to enter
information on the
screen.
Opens a set of menu
options available in
the application you
are in.
Adjusts the contrast
of the screen.
Application buttons
Application buttons
Opens the associated
applications.
Phone Address GoNext
a
WWW
The following illustrations show the main elements of your phone.
Your Phone
Home
Menu
Cont
Input
WWW
Shows the received signal strength.
The greater the number of bars, the
better the signal strength.
Appears when a call is in progress.
Appears when the phone is out of
service area.
Appears when a caller message has
been recorded.
Appears when a new message has
been received.
Appears when the vibrate mode is
activated.
Appears when you are roaming.
Shows the level of your battery. The
more bars you see, the more power you
have left.
Rear View
Rear View
Your Phone
3
Icons in the top strip
Power/Backlight button
Turns the phone on/off. Also,
turn the backlight of the
screen on/off.
Stylus
4
Your phone comes with an rechargeable standard battery. An extended-life battery is
available as an option.
1. To attach the battery pack, align it with the phone so that the
two arrows labeled on the back of the phone are seen, the
battery charge contacts pointing downward.
2. Slide the battery pack upwards until it clicks firmly into
position.
Attaching the
Battery Pack
Installing the Battery
Removing the
Battery Pack
1. Release the battery pack by pressing the latch on the rear
of the phone.
2. Slide the battery pack downward and lift it away from the
phone.
Installing the Battery
5
Latch
P
B
6
2. Select one of the following options:
• Insert the entire phone with battery
attached into the front compartment of
the charger.
• Insert a single battery (alone, not
attached to the phone) into the rear
compartment of the charger.
Charge
indicator lights
When you purchase the phone, the battery pack is not fully
charged. Please charge the battery fully before you operate
your phone.
You must fully charge the battery before using your phone for
the first time. A discharged battery is fully recharged in
approximately 8-12 hours.
1. Plug the power cord of the charger into a standard AC outlet.
When the power is connected properly, the battery charge
indicator lights on the left side of the charger blink once.
Charging the Battery Pack
3. The battery charge indicators on the left side of the
charger come on.
The light is red while the batteries are charging. It turns
green when the batteries are fully charged. Charging the
main battery completely takes two to three hours.
4. When the indicator light turns green, remove the phone
from the charger by gently pulling it straight up.
Once the battery is charged, you can use the phone in the
charger or out of the charger for all functions. If you have
purchased an extra battery, you can charge it in the
charger while you are using the phone.
Charging the Battery Pack
7
Charge indicator light
Red=The battery is charging.
Green=The battery is fully charged.
Yellow=The battery is waiting to be
charged.
Phone’s battery (on the
front compartment)
indicator light
Battery (on the rear
compartment) indicator light
Note:
Leaving the battery in the charger once it is fully charged does not
harm the battery. For more information on battery safety, see page
201.
8
1. Hold down the Power button on the right side of the phone
for more than one second to switch the phone on.
The phone beeps and displays the greeting message, current
date and time.
2. To turn off the phone, press the button again until you hear a
beep tone.
The backlight comes on when you open the flip or receive a call
and switches off 8 seconds after the last input. If you want to
turn on the backlight manually, press the Power button briefly.
Backlight
Viewing the
Remaining
Battery Power
Power
button
• The battery charge level is displayed at the right corner of the
LCD display, when the phone is powered on.
• The number of blocks represent the battery charge level.
Example: Battery fully charged
Battery low
• When the battery drops to a low level, the phone beeps and
the battery icon turns to .
• When the battery is fully discharged, a warning tone sounds
three times and the power turns off.
Turning the Phone On/Off
Using the Touchscreen
9
Your phone is equipped with a large, sensitive touchscreen.
The screen provides on-screen number keyboard you would
expect on a normal phone and has versatile menu functions.
To prevent scratches, never use an actual pen, pencil or
other sharp object to tap or write on the screen.
With the stylus, you can:
• write, type, and draw on the screen.
• tap on the screen, which opens the selected application
and select an item or button in the application.
• drag across words to select them.
Use the stylus provided with your phone to make selection
on the touch screen. When the stylus is stored in a slot on
the back side of your phone, to use the stylus, remove it
from the slot and hold it as you would with pen or pencil.
Using the Stylus
Tip
Tip
Tap means to touch the screen and lift the stylus off
the screen.
Drag means to touch and slide the stylus. When you
are finished dragging, lift the stylus off the screen.
The selected words or text turns highlighted.
Using the Touchscreen
10
Use stylus to tap
center of target.
4. Tap the Calib icon.
5. Tap the exact center of each target that appears
on the screen. After you have aligned four
targets, the Control screen reappears.
Control
Bell Sound Disp
Secur Batt Sys
Net Stor
Contr
Owner
Calib
To make the screen respond correctly to the stylus tap, calibrate
the screen with the stylus before using your phone.
1. Tap the icon on the hard icon panel to launch
applications.
2. Drag the slider to scroll to the next page.
3. Tap the Ctrl icon to open the Control screen.
Calibrating the
Screen
Home
SMS
PCsync
Calc
Ctrl
Cont
Menu
Input
All
Clock
Find
Home
Chat
Othello
Slider
Tap to launch
applications
You can adjust the screen contrast at any time, without
accessing the Contrast menu, by tapping the icon on the
hard icon panel.
Adjusting
Screen Contrast
Using the Touchscreen
11
tap this lower triangle
to darken the screen
To lighten the screen, tap the upper triangle of the icon
until you get the desired lightness.
To darken the screen, tap the lower triangle of the icon
until you get the desired darkness.
Cont
tap this upper triangle
to lighten the screen
Using as a Phone
Samsung Smartphone gives you advanced phone
capabilities.
This chapter explains how to use the Samsung
Smartphone to make and receive a call.
Topics included in this chapter are:
• Making a Call
• Advanced Calling Features
• Answering Calls
• In-Call Options
• Setting Basic Features
• Answering Mode
13
1. Open the Phone screen which allows you to dial a phone
number.
There are several ways to open the Phone screen:
• When the phone is powered
on or when the flip is open,
the Phone screen displays.
• When you have worked with
other application, press the
button below the screen
to open the Phone screen.
• You can also open the Phone
screen by selecting the
icon from the Home screen.
Making a Call
Phone
Making a Call
Tip
Tip
If the Phone screen disappears before you tap a
number, just touch on the screen to wake up the phone.
2. Key in the area code and the phone number by tapping the
number digits in the Phone screen with the stylus.
The number displays on the top of the screen as you tap
them.
SEND
1
abc def
jklghi mno
tuv
pqrs wxyz
23
456
789
0
May 25 THU
10 : 30
Phone screen
Making a Call
3. When the number is correctly displayed, tap the SEND
button to dial the number.
You can also start dialing by holding down the last digit of
the phone number without tapping the SEND button.
Correcting the Number
When you key in the number button on
the screen, the button (or END
button) is replaced with the CLR
button.
To clear the last digit displayed, tap
the CLR button briefly.
To clear the whole display, touch and
hold down the CLR button for more than
one second.
Ending a Call
When you have finished your call, tap the END button or close
the flip.
14
Tip
Tip
If you make an international call and need to find the country code,
use the following steps:
In the Phone screen, tap the icon, and select Country Code from
the Calls menu. The country code list appears. Tap the desired code,
and tap the OK button. The selected country code is displayed in the
number field on the Phone screen.
SEND
1
abc def
jklghi mno
23
456
00-182
Advanced Calling Features
15
If you have set voice dial for the number you want to call
(see page 83), you can use voice to make a call.
To set a voice dial:
To use voice dial, you first set the phone to recognize the
name of the person you are calling.
You can record up to 20 names using the Address
application. See page 87 for information on how to record
name.
To place voice dialing calls:
1. In the Phone screen, tap the button on the screen.
2. At the voice prompt, say the name into the phone.
• If the phone recognizes the name, the phone attempts
a connection.
• If the phone does not recognize the name, the screen
prompts for the name again.
• If the phone does not recognize the name after two
attempts, the message ‘Could Not Recognize Name’
displays. Try the call again later, or check the recorded
name.
Using Voice Dial
Note:
If the phone is set to the Auto Voice Dial mode, you do not need
to tap the button in the phone screen. See page 17.
Advanced Calling Features
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Samsung SCH-i201 User manual

Category
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