Motorola MOTORAZR V3xx User manual

Take and Send a Picture
MOTORAZR™V3xx
This feature is network/
subscription dependent and may
not be available in all areas.
Contact your service provider for
more details.
Press the centre key, then
select Camera.
Tip: You can activate your
phone’s camera by pressing the
Camera Key on the side of
the phone.
1
To send the picture, press
Send
Send To
Tip: To store or discard the
picture, press Options and
select Store Only.
3
Point the camera lens at the
photo subject. The lens is on
the back of the phone when the
phone is open.
To take the picture, press the
centre key.
Tip: To see the current settings
for Zoom, Lighting Conditions,
Exposure and Style, scroll up or
down using the navigation key.
Scroll right or left to change
a setting.
2
Scroll to a name in your
phonebook and press the centre
key to select the name. Repeat
to add other recipients.
Press Send.
Tip: To send your picture to
someone who is not in your
phonebook, press Options and
select Enter Number. Enter the
recipient’s number and press Ok,
then press Send.
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Record a Video
MOTORAZR™V3xx
Press the centre key, then select
Video Camera.
1
To send your video in a message,
first change the video length.
Press Options and select Video
Camera Setup.
2
Scroll to Video Length. Scroll
right until the length is set to
MMS and press Back.
3
Point the camera lens at the
video subject. The lens is on
the back of the phone when the
phone is open.
To start recording, press the
centre key.
To stop recording press Stop.
Note: The number of minutes
remaining is an estimate.
4
Press Options.
5
To store your video, select
Store Only.
Press Back when you
have finished.
6

Play a Video
MOTORAZR™V3xx
Press the centre key, then select
Multimedia
Media Finder
1
Scroll to Videos and press the
centre key.
2
Scroll to the desired list of
videos and press the centre key.
3
Scroll to the video name and press
the centre key.
Use the navigation keys to control
the video:
Pause/play - centre key
Play previous video - left, if within
first 5 seconds (double click if
beyond 5 seconds)
Play next video - right
Restart video from beginning - left
(after first 5 seconds)
To stop the video press Back.
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Make a Video Call
MOTORAZR™V3xx
This feature is network/
subscription dependent and may
not be available in all areas.
Contact your service provider for
more details.
If you call someone who has
a 3G video phone you can see
each other while you talk. If
your phone is roaming on a
non-3G network video calls will
not work.
To make a video call, enter the
desired phone number in the
home screen and press d.
1
To end the call, press O.
If you accept an incoming voice
call during a video call, your
phone will change the video call
to a voice call. If you accept
another incoming video call
while on a video call, your phone
will end the first video call.
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Play Music
MOTORAZR™V3xx
Your phone can play and store
MP3 and AAC song files. You
can use a removable memory
card with your phone to store
more songs. You can transfer
songs from your computer using
a wireless Bluetooth connection
or a wired USB cable, or
download songs from the web.
Note: Your phone may not play
MP3 files that have a bit rate
higher than 128 kbps. If you try
to download or play one of these
files, your phone might show
you an error or ask you to delete
the file.
Press the centre key, then select
Multimedia
Media Finder
1
Music is highlighted. Press the
centre key.
2
To view a list of songs, press the
centre key.
3
Scroll to the desired song and
press the centre key.
4
Use the navigation keys to
control your music:
Play/pause – centre key
Stop – centre key, then Back
Play previous song – left, if
within first 5 seconds (double
click if beyond 5 seconds)
Play next song – right
Restart song from beginning
– left (after first 5 seconds)
To change the volume press the
volume keys on the side of
the phone.
5
To use other phone features
while playing music, press
Options and select Hide.
Tip: To stop the hidden audio
player, press Oin the
home screen.
6
Play Music With The Flip Closed
Adjust song volume – press the
volume keys.
Lock/unlock the side keys – hold the
smart key.
Open the audio player menu – press
the smart key, then press the volume
keys to scroll through the menu, and
press the smart key to select a menu
item (or pause a song).
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Create My Playlist
MOTORAZR™V3xx
Personalise your music by
creating your own playlists.
Press the centre key, then select
Multimedia
Media Finder
1
Music is highlighted. Press the
centre key.
2
Scroll to Playlists and press
the centre key. Then scroll to
Create New Playlist and press
the centre key.
3
Open a song list.
4
Scroll to the desired song and
press the centre key to select it.
Repeat to add more songs.
When you have finished adding
songs, press Done.
5
Enter the name of the playlist
and press Ok.
Tip: A playlist name must be no
more than 31 characters.
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Manage Multimedia
MOTORAZR™V3xx
Media Finder is where all of your
multimedia files are located.
From the Media Finder you
can manage your pictures and
videos, play music, change
your phone’s wallpaper, create
and manage voice notes, and
change your phone’s incoming
call ringtone.
In this demo, we will use the
Media Finder to manage
your pictures.
Press the centre key, then select
Multimedia
Media Finder
1
Scroll to Pictures and press the
centre key.
2
All Pictures is highlighted, press
the centre key.
3
Scroll to a picture and
press Options.
From here you can view or
manage your pictures. You can
create albums or send your
pictures in a message or
via Bluetooth.
Note: Thumbnail view (shown) is
the default view.
4
To delete a picture, scroll to
Manage and press Select.
5
Scroll to Delete and press
Select, then press Yes.
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Change My Ringtone
MOTORAZR™V3xx
Press the centre key, then select
Settings
Ring Styles
1
Scroll to Style Detail and press
Change. Then scroll to Calls and
press Change.
2
Open a Calls list.
3
Scroll to the desired ring tone
and press the centre key.
4

Enter a Contact
MOTORAZR™V3xx
Press the centre key, then
select Phonebook.
1
Press Options and select
Create New
Phone Contact
Note: If you select SIM Contact
to add a contact to your SIM
card, you can only store a name
and number for that person.
2
First Name is highlighted. Press
the centre key.
Enter the name and press Ok.
3
Continue to enter information
in the other areas of the
phonebook entry.
4
For the Number Type, scroll right
to select the desired type.
Repeat for Email Type and Postal
Address Type.
5
To add more numbers, press
Options and select Add Number.
Note: You can have multiple
numbers and email addresses
for the same person.
6
When you have finished adding
your contact, press Done.
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Edit a Contact
MOTORAZR™V3xx
Press the centre key, then
select Phonebook.
1
Highlight the contact and press
Options, then select
Edit Contact.
Tip: To delete a phonebook
entry, press Options and select
Delete Contact.
2
Scroll to the field you want to
change and press the centre
key. Make your changes, then
press Ok.
Tip: Use the Dkey on your
phone’s keypad to delete text.
Place the cursor to the right of
the text to be deleted and press
Donce. To delete an entire
word or string of numbers, place
the cursor to the right of the last
letter or number, then press and
hold D.
3
When you have finished editing
your contact, press Done.
4

Set Up and Use Speed Dialing
MOTORAZR™V3xx
You can assign the keys 1 to 9 to
phonebook entries, so that when
you press and hold a key, your
phone calls the entry.
Note: Your Service Provider may
have assigned some keys, such
as 1 to your voicemail number.
You can speed dial phonebook
entries that are stored on your
phone or on the SIM card. For
entries stored on the SIM card,
you can only store a name
and number.
Press the centre key, then
select Phonebook.
1
To set up a speed dial, highlight
the contact in your phonebook
and press Options.
Select Add to Speed Dial.
2
Scroll to an available speed dial
key and press Select.
3
To call a speed dial number, go
to the home screen, then press
and hold the number key.
4

Pair (Link) My Headset
MOTORAZR™V3xx
If you are using a different
headset than the Motorola H700
shown in this demo, refer to your
headset’s Quick Start Guide for
instructions on how to put the
headset into pairing mode.
Press the centre key, then select
Settings
Connection
Bluetooth Link
Setup
1
Power is highlighted. Scroll
right to turn the power to On.
Tip: To extend battery life, use
this procedure to turn your
phone’s Bluetooth feature off
when you are not using
a headset.
2
Now that you have turned on the
Bluetooth feature, you must pair
(link) the headset with
your phone.
After you have successfully
paired your headset and phone
for the first time, you do not need
to repeat this pairing procedure.
Press and hold the Call button
on the headset until the light
turns on and remains steadily lit.
If the light is flashing or does not
remain steadily lit, make sure
the headset is fully charged and
repeat this step.
3
Immediately open the folding
microphone. The light should
remain steadily lit.
Note: If you are not using the
Motorola H700 headset, this step
may not apply.
4
On your phone, press Back and
select Add Audio Device.
5
Select the headset.
Once you see the Connected
message, your phone and
headset are successfully paired
and ready to use.
When pairing is successful,
the headset light changes from
steadily lit to flashing and the
Bluetooth icon appears in the
top status bar.
6

Install and Remove Memory Card
MOTORAZR™V3xx
You can use a removable
memory card with your phone
to store and retrieve multimedia
objects, such as photos
and sounds.
Turn off your phone before
installing the memory card. If
you install the card when your
phone is turned on, you might
have to turn it off and on again
before you use the card.
Do not remove the card while
your phone is using or writing
on it.
To install the memory card,
remove the battery door from the
back of your phone.
1
To remove the memory card,
push down on the card and slide
out to the right.
3
Replace the battery door.
4
Slide the memory card under the
metal clip and into the card slot
as shown with the gold contacts
facing down.
2

Transfer Files Using a USB Cable
MOTORAZR™V3xx
Your phone has a mini-USB
port so you can connect it to a
computer to transfer data.
When your phone is connected
to a computer, you can only
access the memory card
through the computer.
Press the centre key, then select
Settings
Connection
USB Settings
1
Scroll right to change Default
Connection to Memory Card.
2
Attach one end of the Motorola
USB cable to your phone and the
other end to a USB port on
your computer.
3
Find where your phone’s
memory card displays as a
Removable Disk icon.
On a PC, this is the My Computer
window. On a Mac, it is on
the desktop.
Double click on the Removable
Disk icon to access your
phone’s memory card.
4
On your phone, scroll right to
change Default Connection back
to Data Connection.
Press Back when you
are finished.
8
Drag and drop files between
your computer and your
memory card.
5
When you finish, remove the
phone with the memory card
safely from your computer.
On a PC, right click on the Safely
Remove Hardware icon at the
bottom of your computer screen,
then select USB Mass Storage
Device and press Stop.
On a Mac, select and drag the
Removable Disk icon to
the Trash.
6
Select USB Mass Storage
Device and press OK.
Now it is safe to disconnect
the cable.
7

Use My Phone in Restricted Areas
MOTORAZR™V3xx
You can switch your phone
to airplane mode to prevent it
from communicating with the
network. This lets you play
games, listen to music or use
other applications when you
are on an airplane without
interfering with airplane
communications.
Note: Consult airline staff
about the use of airplane mode
in flight. Turn off your phone
whenever instructed to do so by
airline staff.
Press the centre key, then select
Airplane Mode.
1
Scroll right to change Airplane
Mode to On.
Press Back when you
are finished.
Tip: To make the airplane mode
option come on whenever you
turn on your phone, scroll right
to change Prompt At Startup
to On.
2