Microsoft 9300 Quick start guide

Brand: Microsoft

Model: 9300

Category: Mobile phones

Type: Quick start guide

Step 3. Install the SIM card.Step 3. Install the SIM card.

Set Up Instructions Guide

Take a moment to look through your Nokia 9300 smartphone

sales package. Please make sure the following components are

included:

Thank you for purchasing the Nokia 9300 smartphone!

START

HERE!

To get started, we recommend the following:

• Carefully follow the step-by-step instructions below to set up

your Nokia 9300 smartphone.

• Review the Getting Started CD-ROM for:

a. Nokia 9300 User Guide containing more detailed

information and safety instructions

b. Nokia 9300 Shortcuts Guide

c. User Guide for Nokia PC Suite

and more…

Caution! DO NOT connect the data cable to a computer until you

have been instructed to do so after installing Nokia PC Suite. Connecting

the data cable at the wrong time may prevent you from ever properly

synchronizing your Nokia smartphone.

Get familiar with your new Nokia 9300 smartphone.

Power key (Press this button to access the wireless network,

after the inside display is fully powered on.)

Earpiece

Phone display

Right and left selection keys

Scroll key

[up] [down] View your contacts

[left] Compose a message

[right] View your inbox

Call key

End key

Infrared

Back cover

Microphone

Charger connector

PopPort

connector

TIP! To lock your external keypad, press the center of the scroll

key, then press (

). To unlock, press the center of the scroll key

and press (

) again.

Step 1. Take inventory.Step 1. Take inventory.

Step 2. Check it out.Step 2. Check it out.

Fig. 4.3

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All screen images are simulated.

Step 4. Insert and charge the battery.Step 4. Insert and charge the battery.

A fully charged battery provides up to 7 hours of talk time and up to 200 hours

of standby time* on the Nokia 9300 smartphone. After you have inserted the SIM

card (see above), follow the steps below.

1. Insert the battery by aligning the contacts of the battery with the

corresponding connectors on the battery compartment (Fig. 4.1).

2. Replace the battery cover (Fig. 4.2).

3. Charge the battery by connecting the Nokia charger into a standard

AC wall outlet, and connect the charger cable to the bottom of

the Nokia 9300 smartphone (Fig. 4.3).

The battery charge indicator scrolls on both displays while charging. The

indicator stops scrolling when the charge is complete.

You can complete the set up process below and continue to use your Nokia 9300 You can complete the set up process below and continue to use your Nokia 9300

smartphone while charging is in progress.smartphone while charging is in progress.

After installing the battery, open your Nokia 9300 smartphone. The inside display

will take a moment to power on. The inside display powers on automatically

when a battery is inserted. You will be instructed to turn on the phone (outside)

display later.

Caution! Do not press the power key on the phone (outside) display

until the inside display has fully powered on and the Desk screen is visible

(Fig.5.3). You will be instructed later in this guide when to turn on

the phone (outside) display.

* Talk and standby times are estimates and vary based on many factors. For complete battery

information for this phone and a list of major factors impacting charge times, please refer to

www.nokiausa.com or the Nokia 9300 User Guide.

Fig. 3.1

Nokia 9300 Smartphone

Nokia Battery BP-6M

Nokia Travel Charger ACP-12U

Nokia Headset HS-5*

Nokia Data Cable*

Getting Started CD-ROM

User Guide

128 MB MMC Card (if included)

Desktop Stand

Fig. 3.2

* Actual cable and headset may differ from images.

Beveled

Edge

Metal

Contacts

SIM Card

SIM card

A SIM card is needed to enable your Nokia 9300

smartphone to access your wireless service. A SIM

card may also be used to store information,

such as contacts.

Install the SIM card

1. With the back of the smartphone facing you,

hold down the cover release button (Fig. 3.1a)

and slide the battery cover off in

the direction shown (Fig. 3.1b).

2. Remove the battery.

3. With the cover off, insert an active SIM card

with the metal contacts facing down and the

beveled edge pointing towards the MMC slot

(Fig. 3.2).

Fig. 4.1

Fig. 4.2

Nokia’s support options are designed to be flexible and comprehensive.

Nokia has the right solution to meet your needs.

1. Getting Started CD-ROM

The Getting Started CD walks you through setting-up your Nokia 9300

smartphone.

2. Nokia 9300 User Guide

The User Guide can be found on the Getting Started CD-ROM and offers

comprehensive details on how to use your new Nokia 9300 smartphone.

3. Nokia Support on the Web

Check www.nokiausa.com/support for the latest information and to help you

get more from your new product.

4. 1-888-NOKIA-2U (1-888-665-4228)

Nokia provides toll free customer support, Monday – Friday from 8:00 a.m. to

12:00 a.m. EST and Saturday - Sunday from 10:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. EST.

Tip! Don’t forget to register your new product at www.nokiausa.com/support/warranty.

Transfer contacts from an existing SIM

If you are using an existing SIM card and have contacts stored on it, follow

the steps below to easily transfer your contacts to your new smartphone.

1. Turn on the inside of your smartphone.

2. After the inside has fully booted, turn on the outside of the smartphone.

3. Press the

Contacts application key.

4. Highlight

SIM card and press the Open command key.

5. Highlight the

SIM card folder and press the Copy all command key.

6. Highlight

Contacts and press the Select command key.

7. Confirm the action by pressing the

Copy command key.

Step 6. Learn the keys.Step 6. Learn the keys.

Step 9. Explore support options.Step 9. Explore support options.

Step 7. Transfer contacts.Step 7. Transfer contacts.

Step 8. Explore the Getting Started CD-ROM.Step 8. Explore the Getting Started CD-ROM.

Along with your Nokia 9300 smartphone, you received a Getting Started CD-ROM and a data

cable. Let’s explore how this CD can help you get the most out of your new smartphone.

Review the Getting Started CD-ROM

Insert the Getting Started CD-ROM into your CD-ROM drive. If the CD does not automatically

launch, select Start > Run > D:\start.exe (where D: is your CD-ROM). This CD presents information

on the following:

• PC Synchronization – Install Nokia PC Suite for Windows XP/2000. This software program

allows you to exchange data (such as contacts, calendar and to-do lists) between your

Nokia 9300 smartphone and your compatible computer.

• Applications – Install free and trial applications to get more from your Nokia 9300 smartphone.

• Resources – Links to other helpful resources, such as the Shortcuts Guide and Frequently

Asked Questions.

Getting Started CD-ROM

Application buttons: Each button starts the

corresponding application. The “My own” key

is a customizable shortcut key.

Character key: Use to access secondary functions of specific keys. Hold the Chr key while pressing

another key to activate the secondary function. (Secondary functions are printed in blue on the keys.)

Help key – Press Chr + help to access smartphone support.

Bluetooth key - Press Chr + Bluetooth to activate Bluetooth.

Zoom keys – Press Chr + Zoom to make

the fonts larger or smaller .

Infrared key - Press Chr + Infrared

to activate Infrared.

Menu key – Press the Menu key to open

the menu within any application.

Scroll key - Press the scroll key left, right, up,

or down to scroll through different lists.

Press the center of the scroll key to select the

highlighted option.

Sync key - Press Chr + Sync to

sync your Nokia 9300 smartphone with your PC.

Loudspeaker – Open the cover during a call

to activate the loudspeaker.

Tutorial – Open the Tutorial to learn more.

Tip! Pressing Esc cancels selections and closes applications.

Step 5. Set up your smartphone.Step 5. Set up your smartphone.

Fig. 5.1

Fig. 5.3

Fig. 5.2

If this is the first time the inside display has powered on, you will be

prompted to enter the set up information below (Fig. 5.1). If the inside

display has been powered on before, the smartphone will arrive at the

desktop with a screen similar to Fig. 5.3.

Set time, date, and personal information

Once the desktop is visible on the inside screen, you will be prompted to

enter the following information (Fig. 5.1).

• Language – Select from the available languages.

• Home City – Enter the city in which you reside.

If your home city is not listed, choose a nearby city from the list

that is in the same time zone.

• Date and Time – Set the current date and time.

• My Contact Card – Input your personal information.

Turn your smartphone on

You have finished entering the setup information. Turn the phone on by

pressing the (outside) power button (Fig. 5.2).

Note! Your wireless service provider’s network may automatically update the

date, time, and time zone (this may also change the city selection).

Press these buttons to select

the actions shown on the

display.

Press these buttons to select

the actions shown on the

display.

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Microsoft 9300 Quick start guide

Brand: Microsoft

Model: 9300

Category: Mobile phones

Type: Quick start guide

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