LG U8110 User manual

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Welcome to 3.
User guides can be daunting things can’t they?
But don't worry, we’ve made this one as simple
as possible.
Your guide is designed to do two things.
First there’s an explanation on how to
use your new LG U8110, so finding your
way around the handset will soon
become second nature. Then there’s an
introduction to the wide range of services
offered by 3, to make sure you get the
best from them.
If all you want to do is power up and
get going, that’s fine. But if you want to
know more about what you can do with
3, you’ll find it here.

The section in black relates to your new LG U8110.
Sections in red describe 3services.
Please refer to the LG U8110 manufacturer’s user
guide for LG’s Emergency Services and Safety
Precautions information.
Check three.co.uk for the latest updates
to this user guide.
1. First things first
2. Get going
3. Today on 3
Contents
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1
First
things first.
There’s tons of stuff you can do on your handset
– if you know how.
This section helps you to get to know your
handset, showing you how to navigate around
functions and which keys to press to do what.
Then, we’ll give you a quick explanation of how
to follow the instructions in this guide.
Before you get going on 3 services, we also
recommend setting the time and date and
storing your contacts first – this will make
things easier and faster.
1.1 – 2 >Getting to know your LG U8110
1.3 >How to use this guide
1.4 >Setting the time and date
1.5 >Storing a contact
1.6 >Editing a contact

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Camera
Menu key
takes you to the task menu
from any screen.
Getting to know your LG U8110
Send key (voice calls)
to make voice calls and
view recent calls.
End key (On / Off power)
to end calls and services.
Keypad
Earpiece
Right soft key
activates the prompts
displayed on screen
in the right soft box.
Triangle key
opens Today on 3,
connecting you
to a world of
communications,
information and
entertainment.
Left soft key
activates the prompts
displayed on screen
in the left soft box.
Screen
Send key (video calls)
to make video calls.
Quick menu key
4-way Navigation key
Clear key
OK key
Back
Takes you back to the
previous screen.
Right soft box
displays a variety
of prompts.
Left soft box
displays a variety
of prompts.
Microphone
Familiarise yourself with its features.
Camera flash
Headset
connector
Camera key
Infrared port
Volume
keys
Speaker
Front screen
Antenna
Charger socket

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The steps required to
arrive at a destination
Some steps start with the
4-way arrow symbol .
This represents scrolling
with the Navigation key to
a function (menu items and
services are shown as a
name and / or an icon).
The hand icon indicates what buttons / keys you press en route to
a destination screen for the service you require.
The brain icon indicates a written explanation of the entire function.
Sometimes the text under the brain icon is split into two sections. First, an explanation of the
steps needed to get to the service or function. Then, below the arrow icon, a description of how
to use that service or function.
The eye icon indicates what you will see at the destination screen.
Confirming or
performing an action
You will be prompted on
your handset’s screen by
options such as Cancel,
Delete,Options,OK,Send,
Search etc. These indicate
which entry to scroll to or
the soft keys required to
complete the action.
How to use this guide
This section starts with a brief explanation of how the pages of this guide are laid out to
make them quick and intuitive to use.
Phone
Settings
Shortcuts
An alternative way to get straight to a chosen destination is to press the menu key followed by a
selection of numbers. Next to most menu items there are numbered options. Using the keypad to
key in the shortcut number sequence ( to ) saves you from having to scroll to the service
or function by showing you exactly what you need to press to reach your desired screen.
or (...9...2...)
After turning your handset’s power on for the first time, you will be asked to set your
home (local) time. You need to set the time and date before you can use your Calendar
and other functions. Once set, this will also help the speed of 3services.
●Press
●Scroll to Settings and press
●Scroll to Handset and press
●At Time press
●Edit the time using the keypad
●Press
To set the date:
●Scroll to Date and press
●Edit the date using the keypad
●Press
To show the time and date on
your handset’s screen:
(...9...3...5...)
●Press
●Scroll to Settings and press
●Scroll to Screen and press
●Scroll to Clock display and press
●At Do not show, press to select Small
●Press
Setting the time and date
Handset
Time
Settings
or (...9...2...)

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Storing a contact
Your Contacts will give you quick access to names, numbers and email addresses. You
can also store a number to your contacts when dialling by pressing after all the digits
are visible on the screen.
From the start screen
New contact
(number)
From the start screen
●Enter the contact number including the full
area or mobile code and press
●At New contact press
●At press to select Mobile /Home /
Office /General /Fax
●Press
●Scroll to Handset
●Select Handset or USIM to store the
contact details
●Scroll to to enter contact’s name
●Scroll to and enter the email details
●Scroll to the other relevant field(s) to enter
the details
●Press to store the contact
From the start screen
●Press
●Enter the first letter of your
contact’s name
●Scroll to the contact you want to edit
●Press Options
●Scroll to Edit and press
●Scroll to the relevant field(s) to edit
●Edit the contact details
●Press
To add an image to your contact:
●You need to ensure that your contact is
stored in phone memory
●Scroll to Image and press Add
To add an existing image:
●At Use existing image press
●Scroll to your preferred image and press
To add a new image:
●Scroll to Take a picture press
●Press three times
To add an avatar:
●Scroll to Avatar and press
●Edit your avatar and press twice
Note: If you store contacts on your USIM,
you can only store their names, contact numbers
and email addresses.
Editing a contact
It’s easy to keep up to date with changes to your contacts’ details.
From the start screen
Enter first letter of contact

Get going.
Now you know your way around your
handset, you can start using it.
As well as making and receiving voice
calls, you can also take and send photos
and video clips, and use your handset as
an MP3 player…
2.1 >Making a voice or video call
2.2 >Receiving a voice or video call
2.3 >Setting up your voicemail
2.4 >Creating and sending a text message
2.5 >Setting up your email username
2.6 >Setting up your email profile
2.7 >Capturing and sending a photo or video
clip as multimedia message
2.8 >Browsing into Mail
2.9 >Setting up your POP3 email account
2.10 >Creating and sending an email
2.11 >Accessing your handset email inbox
2.12 >Choosing a text entry method
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Get going
2.1
2.1 Get going 2.2
Get going
From start screen
●Enter the number including the full area or
mobile code.
To delete a digit press . To delete all digits
press and hold.
●Press to make a voice call
●Press to make a video call
●Press to finish the call
To put a voice call on hold:
●Press Hold
To block your picture during video call:
●Press Options
●Scroll to Block my picture
●Scroll to Yes and press
To view full image of sender during video call:
●Press Options
●Scroll to Hide my picture and press
●Scroll to Yes and press
Making a voice or video call
By entering the number.
From the start screen
(number)
Incoming call
●Press to answer the call
●Press to finish the call
To reject the call:
●Press
To put a voice call on hold:
●Press Hold
To block my picture during video call:
●Press Options
●Scroll to Block my picture
●Scroll to Yes and press
To view full picture of sender during video call:
●Press Options
●Scroll to Hide my picture and press
●Scroll to Yes and press
Receiving a voice or video call
When a video call is made to your handset, the ringtune, illumination and vibrate
function (if set) will all be activated.
Incoming call