Asus M303 User manual

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Welcome

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First edition V1
The contents of this user guide are subject to change without notice.
Please contact your phone operator for updates.

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Chapter summary
Chapter 1:Chapter 1:
Chapter 1:Chapter 1:
Chapter 1: Welcome!Welcome!
Welcome!Welcome!
Welcome!
Chapter 2: Basic phone informationChapter 2: Basic phone information
Chapter 2: Basic phone informationChapter 2: Basic phone information
Chapter 2: Basic phone information
(Pages 11 ~ 26)
This chapter features basic information about the mobile phone including the phone layout,
installation of phone components, and procedures that you have to perform before using the
mobile phone.
Chapter 3: Getting startedChapter 3: Getting started
Chapter 3: Getting startedChapter 3: Getting started
Chapter 3: Getting started (Pages 27 ~ 66)
This chapter provides information about the display layout, screen icons, and basic phone
operations so you can start using your mobile phone.
Chapter 4: Changing the settingsChapter 4: Changing the settings
Chapter 4: Changing the settingsChapter 4: Changing the settings
Chapter 4: Changing the settings (Pages 67 ~ 134)
This chapter provides information about how to change the phone settings. It tells you how to
change or customize your call, display, ring tone, and phone security settings.
Chapter 5: Managing the phone bookChapter 5: Managing the phone book
Chapter 5: Managing the phone bookChapter 5: Managing the phone book
Chapter 5: Managing the phone book (Pages 135 ~ 164)
This chapter provides information about how to save, use, share, and manage contact
information using the phone book.
Chapter 6: Messaging featuresChapter 6: Messaging features
Chapter 6: Messaging featuresChapter 6: Messaging features
Chapter 6: Messaging features (Pages 165 ~ 216)
This chapter provides information about the MMS and SMS messaging features of your mobile
phone including instructions on how to send text, graphics, and audio files to other mobile
phones.

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Chapter 7: Capturing momentsChapter 7: Capturing moments
Chapter 7: Capturing momentsChapter 7: Capturing moments
Chapter 7: Capturing moments (Pages 217 ~ 250)
This chapter provides information about how to capture photos and videos using the camera.
Chapter 8: Having Fun: The media centerChapter 8: Having Fun: The media center
Chapter 8: Having Fun: The media centerChapter 8: Having Fun: The media center
Chapter 8: Having Fun: The media center (Pages 251 ~ 272)
This chapter tells you how to make the most of the media center on your phone, including
games on your mobile phone, ring tone settings, and taking and viewing photos and videos.
Chapter 9: Organizing your stuffChapter 9: Organizing your stuff
Chapter 9: Organizing your stuffChapter 9: Organizing your stuff
Chapter 9: Organizing your stuff (Pages 273 ~ 308)
This chapter provides information about how to use the phone organizer
for your daily activities.
Chapter 10: Managing calls and customizing mannersChapter 10: Managing calls and customizing manners
Chapter 10: Managing calls and customizing mannersChapter 10: Managing calls and customizing manners
Chapter 10: Managing calls and customizing manners (Pages 309 ~ 332)
This chapter provides information about how to manage the call records and how to select or
customize the phone manner.
Chapter 11: Surfing the Internet and using value added servicesChapter 11: Surfing the Internet and using value added services
Chapter 11: Surfing the Internet and using value added servicesChapter 11: Surfing the Internet and using value added services
Chapter 11: Surfing the Internet and using value added services
(Pages 333 ~ 344)
This chapter tellls you how to surf the Internet using your mobile phone and how to access
value-added services offered by your phone operator.
FeaturesFeatures
FeaturesFeatures
Features (Page 345)
Key features of the phone are listed here.

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Safety precautions
For your safety and to keep your phone in good operating condition, read the
following tips and reminders carefully before using your phone.
Do not use your phone while
driving, unless you use an
earphone or hands-free car kit.
Switch off the phone while in
an aircraft. Wireless devices
may cause interference in the
aircraft communication and
navigation systems.
Switch off the phone when you
are inside a hospital or near
medical equipment. Follow
hospital rules and regulations
on using devices that may
cause interference.
Do not use the phone where
blasting is in progress. Strictly
observe restrictions where
required.
Use the phone to call for help
or to help others during
emergencies.
Ensure that the phone is
switched off before removing
the battery or SIM card.
Refer phone servicing only to
qualified personnel.

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Treat battery with care. Do not
take it apart, expose to fire or
high temperature, or short circuit
with metal objects.
Use only approved accessories.
Do not connect incompatible
products or devices.
For use with battery
MANUFACTURER - WELLDONE for
M303 Model. Risk of explosion if
battery is replaced by an
incorrect type. Dispose of used
batteries according to the
instructions.
Switch off the phone when
refuelling. Do not use the phone
near fuels or chemicals.
Always keep the phone dry and
free from dust.
Max. SAR levels are:
1.12 W/Kg GSM Head SAR
1.14 W/kg DCS Head SAR
Follow the instructions in this
user guide.

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Conventions
To make sure that you perform certain tasks properly, take note of the following
conventions used throughout this user guide.
NOTENOTE
NOTENOTE
N O T E: Tips and information to aid in completing a task.
IMPORTANTIMPORTANT
IMPORTANTIMPORTANT
IMPORTANT: Information that you MUST follow to
complete a task.
CAUTIONCAUTION
CAUTIONCAUTION
CAUTION: Information to prevent damage to the phone
when trying to complete a task.
WARNINGWARNING
WARNINGWARNING
WARNING: Information to prevent injury to yourself when
trying to complete a task.
NETWORK DEPENDENT/SUBSCRIBED FEATURENETWORK DEPENDENT/SUBSCRIBED FEATURE
NETWORK DEPENDENT/SUBSCRIBED FEATURENETWORK DEPENDENT/SUBSCRIBED FEATURE
NETWORK DEPENDENT/SUBSCRIBED FEATURE:
The phone feature is network dependent or subscribed.

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Welcome!
Thank you for choosing the ASUS
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M303 mobile phone!
This phone comes with the latest mobile technology that fits your world into your hands. The
M303 is a tri-band mobile phone with dual LCD, built-in 1.3 megapixel camera, MMS/SMS
messaging capability, organizer, WAP, GPRS, and a miniSD card slot.
In addition to 1.3 MB of phone memory, the miniSD card extends storage space, allowing you
to save photos, messages, texts, graphics, and audio files like no other mobile phone can. The
M303 mobile phone also comes in a light and compact design making it a perfect partner when
you’re on or off the road.
With these features and many more, M303 is sure to give you a satisfying mobile phone
experience!
Package contents
Check your mobile phone package for the following items.
M303 mobileM303 mobile
M303 mobileM303 mobile
M303 mobile
phone unitphone unit
phone unitphone unit
phone unit
Lithium-IonLithium-Ion
Lithium-IonLithium-Ion
Lithium-Ion
batterybattery
batterybattery
battery
Battery chargerBattery charger
Battery chargerBattery charger
Battery charger
and plugand plug
and plugand plug
and plug
HeadsetHeadset
HeadsetHeadset
Headset
User GuideUser Guide
User GuideUser Guide
User Guide
USB sync cableUSB sync cable
USB sync cableUSB sync cable
USB sync cable Quick startQuick start
Quick startQuick start
Quick start
guideguide
guideguide
guide
Installation CDInstallation CD
Installation CDInstallation CD
Installation CD

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Optional accessoriesOptional accessories
Optional accessoriesOptional accessories
Optional accessories
These phone accessories are optional items and are purchased separately. Ask your phone
operator for details.
Car chargerCar charger
Car chargerCar charger
Car charger
USB sync cableUSB sync cable
USB sync cableUSB sync cable
USB sync cable
Standard battery,Standard battery,
Standard battery,Standard battery,
Standard battery,
Extension batteryExtension battery
Extension batteryExtension battery
Extension battery
• Contact your retailer if any of the items is damaged or missing.
• Your phone operator may place other items that are not part of the standard mobile
phone package.
USB GPRS cableUSB GPRS cable
USB GPRS cableUSB GPRS cable
USB GPRS cable
Traveling chargerTraveling charger
Traveling chargerTraveling charger
Traveling charger Stereo HeadsetStereo Headset
Stereo HeadsetStereo Headset
Stereo Headset
Battery chargerBattery charger
Battery chargerBattery charger
Battery charger

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Package contents in detailPackage contents in detail
Package contents in detailPackage contents in detail
Package contents in detail
Standard PackageStandard Package
Standard PackageStandard Package
Standard Package
Battery 700mAh 3.7V lithium ion battery. Manufacturer: Welldone. Model name: M303
Travelling charger Input 100-240 VAC, 50/60 Hz, 150 mA. Output: 5.2 VDC 430 mA.
USB syn cable
Headset Stereo headset
Quickstart guide
User manual
PC tool Software on CD-ROM
Warranty card

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Phone layout ..................................................................................... 13
Phone layout ..................................................................................... 14
Function keys .................................................................................... 15
Multi-color LED indicator ................................................................... 16
Subscriber Identity Module (SIM) card .............................................. 17
Battery .............................................................................................. 19
Battery power levels .................................................................. 19
Removing and installing the battery .......................................... 20
Charging the battery.................................................................. 22
Signal strength .................................................................................. 24
LCD displays ...................................................................................... 24
Camera .............................................................................................. 25
Switching the phone ON or OFF ........................................................ 26
Chapter summaryChapter summary
Chapter summaryChapter summary
Chapter summary

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Phone layout
AntennaAntenna
AntennaAntenna
Antenna
CameraCamera
CameraCamera
Camera
FlashFlash
FlashFlash
Flash
External displayExternal display
External displayExternal display
External display
Cover and built-inCover and built-in
Cover and built-inCover and built-in
Cover and built-in
battery*battery*
battery*battery*
battery*
Back cover latchBack cover latch
Back cover latchBack cover latch
Back cover latch
Strap holderStrap holder
Strap holderStrap holder
Strap holder
MP3 controlsMP3 controls
MP3 controlsMP3 controls
MP3 controls
Front ViewFront View
Front ViewFront View
Front View Back ViewBack View
Back ViewBack View
Back View
* The battery comes uninstalled on your mobile phone. Refer to the battery
installation section for instructions on how to install the battery.
LED indicatorLED indicator
LED indicatorLED indicator
LED indicator
SpeakerSpeaker
SpeakerSpeaker
Speaker
Power adaptor/Power adaptor/
Power adaptor/Power adaptor/
Power adaptor/
USB socketUSB socket
USB socketUSB socket
USB socket
Headphone jackHeadphone jack
Headphone jackHeadphone jack
Headphone jack

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Phone layout
Navigation/Navigation/
Navigation/Navigation/
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launch keysaunch keys
aunch keysaunch keys
aunch keys
Soft key (left)Soft key (left)
Soft key (left)Soft key (left)
Soft key (left)
Front View (Open flip top)Front View (Open flip top)
Front View (Open flip top)Front View (Open flip top)
Front View (Open flip top)
Side View (Left)Side View (Left)
Side View (Left)Side View (Left)
Side View (Left)
Camera/VoiceCamera/Voice
Camera/VoiceCamera/Voice
Camera/Voice
dial buttondial button
dial buttondial button
dial button
Volume up buttonVolume up button
Volume up buttonVolume up button
Volume up button
Volume down buttonVolume down button
Volume down buttonVolume down button
Volume down button
HeadphoneHeadphone
HeadphoneHeadphone
Headphone
jackjack
jackjack
jack
MiniSD card slot
Side View (Right)Side View (Right)
Side View (Right)Side View (Right)
Side View (Right)
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EarpieceEarpiece
Earpiece
Main displayMain display
Main displayMain display
Main display
AlphanumericAlphanumeric
AlphanumericAlphanumeric
Alphanumeric
keyskeys
keyskeys
keys
MicrophoneMicrophone
MicrophoneMicrophone
Microphone
Call keyCall key
Call keyCall key
Call key
Flip topFlip top
Flip topFlip top
Flip top
Soft keySoft key
Soft keySoft key
Soft key
(right)(right)
(right)(right)
(right)
On/Off/EndOn/Off/End
On/Off/EndOn/Off/End
On/Off/End
callcall
callcall
call keykey
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Function keys
When the phone is in idle mode, you can press the following function keys to launch some of
the most common phone functions.
Displays the phone book when in idle
mode; performs various functions
depending on the menu level and
screen display
ON/OFF; ends a call; puts calls on hold
Enters numbers, alphanumeric
characters, and symbols
Launches the phone menu; performs
various functions depending on the
menu level and screen display
Displays the SMS/MMS inbox
Displays the Fun/Media Center menuDisplays the Camera menu
Answers a call; displays dialed numbers
Puts the phone in active mode;
selects an option; enters data; long
press to launch WAP; shows the
wallpaper in full screen mode
Displays your shortcuts
Press once to launch the camera. Long press to launch the voice command function.
Press this button to decrease the ring tone volume.
Side keysSide keys
Side keysSide keys
Side keys
Press this button to increase the ring tone volume.
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Microphone

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Multi-color LED indicator
The phone comes with a multi-color LED located below the external display. This LED displays
the phone, message, or call status in four different color indications.
LED indicatorLED indicator
LED indicatorLED indicator
LED indicator
Aside from the four-color LED indicator, seven colors are available for caller
identification. You may assign a specific LED color to a phone book entry. See Chapter 9
“Organizing your stuff” for details.
ColorColor
ColorColor
Color StatusStatus
StatusStatus
Status
Purple (flashing) Default (Idle)
Red Battery is charging
Red (flashing) Battery low warning
Green Battery is fully charged
Green (flashing) Missed call
New SMS/MMS message

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Subscriber Identity Module (SIM) card
The phone operator provides you with a Subscriber Identity Module (SIM) card that stores your
mobile phone number, phone book entries, SMS/MMS messages, etc. Install the SIM card
before you install the battery.
The SIM card usually comes embedded on a plastic card. Read the SIM card documentation
before removing the SIM card. Remove any rough edges on the SIM card before you install
it to the phone.
To install the SIM card:
1. Lift the SIM card case.
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2. Slide the SIM card in the grooves on the
underside of the case.
The metallic side should face down (A). The
notched edge should be at the top (B).
3. Close the SIM card case. Push in the direction of
the “Lock” arrow on the case to secure.

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To remove or replace a SIM card:
1. If a battery is installed, first remove it
according to the instructions in the battery
section which follows.
2. Place your finger on the notched side of
the SIM card case. Push in the direction of
the “Open” arrow on the case. Pull the SIM
card and case upwards.
3. Carefully pull the SIM card out from the SIM
card slot. Set the SIM card aside.
4. Replace the SIM card according to the
instructions in the previous section.
• Keep SIM cards out of children’s reach.
• Be careful when handling, inserting, or removing a SIM card
to avoid damaging its contacts.

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Battery power levelsBattery power levels
Battery power levelsBattery power levels
Battery power levels
The battery icon on both displays helps you
keep track of the remaining battery power, so
you will know when to charge the battery. Take
note of the battery icon indicating the battery
power levels.
Icon IndicationIcon Indication
Icon IndicationIcon Indication
Icon Indication
Battery is 55% to 100% full
Battery is 25% to 55% full
Battery is 10% to 25% full
Battery is 0% to 10% full
Battery has low power.
Charging is needed.
Battery
A rechargable Lithium-Ion battery powers your mobile phone. The battery is built into the
back cover. Make sure that the battery is fully charged before using the phone for the first
time. Initial battery charging may take about eight (8) hours. You can charge the battery
when the phone is either on or off.
A battery icon on the main and external displays indicates the battery power level. Refer to
the table below for battery icon indications.
Dispose of old or defective batteries properly.

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Removing and installing the batteryRemoving and installing the battery
Removing and installing the batteryRemoving and installing the battery
Removing and installing the battery
Follow these instructions to install the battery in the mobile phone.
To remove the back cover and built-in battery:
1. To remove the back cover, push the back
cover latch (A) forward with your thumb.
2. Continue to hold the latch forward and
place one finger in the notch under the
latch (B).
3. Lift the cover upwards.
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