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WP-S1 User Guide
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Free local and international calls
from your mobile with Skype
Many people know Skype as a brilliant way to make free calls
from one PC to another. Now you can make those same calls
as well as chat from your mobile. So you can call more than 170
million Skype users all over the world including other Skype
users on 3.
Making Skype-to-Skype calls is easy. Your phone has its own Skype dedi-
cated key.
Not only that but your mobile also comes with a 2 megapixel camera, MP3
player and a memory card with loads of storage space. You can access the
internet by pressing the Launcher or Planet 3.
And that’s just scratching the surface of what the WP-S1 phone offers you.
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Get set up
Your mobile explained
Set up Skype
Planet 3 and the mobile internet
Calls
Text, multimedia and email messages, and Skype chat
Contacts
Media and Game Centre
Extra features and security
Connectivity settings
Troubleshooting, handset safety and maintenance, and index
Please see section 11 for AMOI’S health and safety information related to your mobile
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1. Get set up
1.1 Insert your USIM, battery and memory card,
and charge your mobile
1.2 Turn your phone on and off
1.2 Set the date and time and choose
a wallpaper and ringtone
1.2 Set up voicemail and videomail
1.3 Choose a text entry method
1.4 Phone maintenance
2. Your mobile explained
2.1 Get to know your mobile
2.3 Your mobile’s screen
2.5 The multitask menu
2.6 The handset’s menu options
3. Set up Skype
3.1 Sign into Skype
3.2 Skype settings
3.2 Skype status icons
4. Planet 3 and the mobile internet
4.1 Find out what you can do on Planet 3
4.2 The mobile internet
5. Calls
5.1 Make voice and video calls
5.1 Make a call from contacts
5.1 Make Skype-to-Skype calls
5.1 Make emergency calls
5.1 Receive calls
5.1 Conference calls
5.2 Make a call from Call log
5.2 Call divert
5.2 Call features
5.2 Withhold your mobile number
5.2 Video call settings
5.3 Call log
6. Text, multimedia and email messages,
and Skype chat
6.1 Text messages
6.1 Skype chat
6.1 Multimedia messages
6.2 Set up your email
6.2 Write an email message
6.2 Retrieve an email
6.2 Reply to an email
6.2 Browse into mail
Contents
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7. Contacts
7.1 Add a contact
7.1 Access contacts
7.1 Edit a contact
7.1 Add a Skype contact
7.1 Import your Skype contacts
7.2 Delete a contact
7.2 Add a photo to your contact
7.2 Copy a contact between USIM and mobile
7.2 Copy contacts between USIM and mobile
8. Media and Game Centre
8.1 Play music
8.2 Take photos or make video clips
8.2 View your photos or video clips
8.2 Update your media files
8.3 Access games and apps
9. Extra features and security
9.1 Set an alarm
9.1 Calendar
9.1 Calculator
9.2 Activate and change your USIM PIN
9.2 Change your USIM PIN
9.3 Network settings
9.3 Master reset
9.3 Language
10. Connectivity settings
10.1 Connect with a Bluetooth headset
10.1 Transfer files from your mobile
using Bluetooth
10.2 Transfer files between your mobile and PC
10.2 Update your media files
10.2 PC synchronisation
11. Troubleshooting, handset safety and
maintenance, and index
11.1 Troubleshooting
11.3 Safety precautions
11.8 Index
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1Get set up
First things first.
There are a few simple things to do before you can use your new mobile.
This section shows you how to install your USIM and battery and how to
charge it up.
1.1Insert your USIM, battery and memory card, and charge your mobile
1.2Turn your phone on and off
1.2Set the date and time and choose a wallpaper and ringtone
1.2Set up voicemail and videomail
1.3Choose a text entry method
1.4Phone maintenance
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Illustrations
Remove battery cover and battery
Insert your USIM
Insert memory card
Insert your battery and battery cover
Charge your battery
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Your 3 USIM can only be used in mobiles which are
enabled for 3 services.
If you try to use the USIM in other mobiles you could
seriously damage the mobile and may be unable to use it,
including making emergency calls. If you do that, we are
not responsible for any such damage or usage problems.
Insert your USIM, battery and
memory card, and charge your mobile
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Fully charge the
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1.1User guide
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General set up
This section shows you how you can adjust various settings to make your mobile perform exactly as you
like. It explains how to set the time and date, sounds and wallpapers, as well as showing the various ways
of entering text available.
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Power on
>Press and hold to switch on your phone.
Power off
>Press and hold to switch off the phone.
Set time and date
>Press from the Start Screen and select
Settings > Phone settings > Time and date.
>Enter the date and time.
>Select Save.
Set the wallpaper
>Press from the Start Screen and select
Settings > Phone settings > Display >
Main screen.
>Select Show Wallpaper > your preferred image > OK.
Set your ringtone
>Press (left) from the Start Screen and select
Normal or other profiles.
>Select Options > Edit > OK.
>Select Change > select your preferred tune from
Tracks > OK.
Voicemail and videomail
To set up voicemail and videomail:
>Set up voicemail: press and hold .
Follow the voice prompts to choose a PIN and record
your greeting.
>Set up videomail: press and hold for a video
call. Then follow the voice prompts to record your
video greeting.
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User guide
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Choose a text entry method
While writing a message, entering contact details etc, you will need to select an appropriate text entry method.
Text entry status icons
Abc T9 Predictive text mode, initial
ABC T9 Predictive text mode, caps lock
abc T9 Predictive text mode, lowercase
Abc Multipress text input mode, initial
ABC Multipress text input mode, caps lock
abc Multipress text input mode, lowercase
123 Numeric input mode
Changing input modes
The multitap, T9 and numeric input modes can be changed
by pressing within a text box.
>ABC Input: use the keypad to enter letters, numbers,
symbols, and other characters. Press the same key
repeatedly to cycle through available characters. If you
do not press a key for two seconds, the character in the
block cursor is accepted, and the cursor moves to the next
position.
>T9 Text Input: you press each key only once, even if the
character you want is not the first character on the key. It
tries to predict the word.
>123 Input: if you want to input a series of numbers, you
need to change to 123 mode or press and hold the
particular key for three secs.
>Symbol Input: for text message, select Options >
Insert other > Symbol. Select the corresponding
symbols on your keypad.
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Phone maintenance
Mobile phones are complex electronic devices and must be looked after carefully.
The following advice can help you to look after your phone and prolong its life.
>The phone and its spare parts should be kept out of
the reach of children.
>Keep the phone dry. Rain, moisture or water will
corrupt its electronic circuitry. If your phone does
get wet, remove the battery immediately.
>Don’t put the phone in dusty places or this will
affect the everyday use of the phone.
>Don’t touch the screen with a sharp object.
>Don’t expose the phone to high temperatures. High
temperatures will shorten the life of electronic
devices, destroy the battery and destroy or melt a
phone’s plastic shell.
>Don’t expose the phone to low temperatures.
Otherwise, when the temperature rises, moisture
will condense in the phone and could damage the
phone’s electronic circuitry.
>Don’t throw, knock or shake the phone intensely as
this could damage the electronic circuitry and
structure of the phone.
>Please use a clean, soft cloth to clean the camera
lens and other delicate surfaces.
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User guide
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2Your mobile
explained
Your mobile can do a lot of things.
This section explains what all the icons and symbols mean,
and shows you how to find your way around your mobile.
2.1Get to know your mobile
2.3Your mobile’s screen
2.5Multitask menu
2.6The handset’s menu options
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Your mobile explained
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Get to know your mobile
Familiarise yourself with its features.
Launcher
To access Google, Yahoo and more
Select alert profile
Press (left). Press and hold to
switch between general and vibrate profile
Select menu
Takes you to the main menu
Make voice calls
To make voice calls and view recent calls
Access voicemail
Press and hold for voicemail
Watch music videos and goals,
play games and much more
Press the right soft key and wait a few seconds
for . It’s free to browse. We’ll tell you
of any costs before downloading
Access soft boxes
Press left or right soft key once
Clear character
Press to clear character(s)
Send text, photo, video, Skype and mail
Press (right) for Messages menu
End key (On / Off power)
To end calls and services
Skype key
Call and chat with your Skype buddies
Add, find or edit a contact
Press (down) to find a contact including Skype.
Press Options to send or edit contacts
Navigate menu
Navigate left, right, up, down.
Press to confirm
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USB connector, headset
and charger socket
Press up or down
for volume
and browsing Camera Switch key
for multitask
Camera key
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Your mobile explained
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User guide
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Your mobile’s screen
Your mobile’s screen is divided into three basic screens: the Status bar, the Main Screen and the Prompt box.
Status bar
Shows what operations are taking
place, Skype status (see page 3.2),
and the battery and signal
strength. See the next page for
status icon details.
Main Screen
When not on Start Screen, the
screen will show main menu
or the sub menu related to
the particular feature.
The Prompt box
Displays various prompts in the
soft key boxes. These are activated
by pressing the appropriate left
and right soft key under each one.
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Description
Icon
Signal strength – shows the
strength of your mobile’s
connection with the network
indicates you are
outside video service area
Profile – Normal – notifies you of an
incoming call or message. Silent.
Vibrate only. Loud
Skype – signed in. Available to receive
calls and chats. See page 3.2 for other
Skype status icons
New messages – appears when
there are new unread text and
multimedia messages
Alarm clock – appears when the
alarm clock is set
Roaming – appears when you are
out of your home area and have
registered on a different network
Battery – shows the level of battery.
shows little battery power left
Description
Icon
PDP – PDP always on
Memory full – appears when the
phone memory is limited. In this
case it may be necessary to clear
some memory on your phone
Calendar – appears on the day
when a calendar event exists
Bluetooth activated – Bluetooth
is active
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User guide
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Multitask menu
The Multitask menu displays
icons of applications which
are open – there should only
be a maximum of six items in
the list. If all six spaces are
taken, and a seventh item is
added, the application that
has not been used for the
longest period of time will
not be displayed and the
position will be occupied by
the new application icon.
The most recently opened application is placed at the
beginning of the list. The image above shows the
Multitask menu:
>To close a current application select
Options > Close or highlight the
chosen application and press .
>To close all applications select
Options > Close all.
>To access an open application highlight the
preferred application and select Go to.
Switch key
for multitask
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Web
Enter address
Search
My bookmarks
History
Saved pages
Planet 3
Call log
Games and apps
Downloaded apps
Application shop
My applications
Multimedia
Media player
Camera
Video camera
Voice recorder
Messages
New
Inbox
Skype chat
Email
Outbox
Drafts
Sent
Template
Settings
My stuff
Music
Pictures
Movies
Others
Tools
Alarm
Calculator
Calendar
Notepad
PC Sync
World time
Stopwatch
Memory card
Contacts
Settings
Profiles
Phone settings
Connectivity
Calls
Network settings
Security settings
Java settings
Master reset
The handset’s menu options
Take a look below to see all of your handset’s menu options and what they include. Press ...
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