Motorola ZN50 User manual

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Removing or editing IMEI (International Mobile Equipment Identity) which is assigned
to the mobile phone manufactured and supplied by Motorola, or an attempt to duplicate it
to another phone is strictly prohibited and subject to maximum 10-year imprisonment or
a fine up to 20 million Won in pursuant of Article 347 or the Criminal Act.
Furthermore, such illegal action may result in damaging the software.
Therefore, be aware that you do not get any disadvantage from such illegal action.
Furthermore, if such illegal action is evident, your privilege, to receive any services provided
by Motorola, will be lost.
Thank you for purchasing Motorola mobile phone with world leading mobile communication
technology. Motorola’s mobile communication equipment are designed and produced in
compliance with its strict in-house standards and the international standards.
They are subject to the strict quality tests including temperature, humidity, dust, vibration
and drop tests. We are confident that you will be highly satisfied with the Motorola products
that have been manufactured after such processes.
Thank you again for choosing Motorola, and we hope that you would succeed
in your business with your ZN50.
※ Some of the contents and the functions in this manual subject to change without prior
notice according to situation.
※ We suggest that you set your phone on vibration at a public place.
Welcome Prohibition of Illegal IMEI Modification

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Safety Information
Safety Information
Read this ‘Safety information’ carefully for your own safety and to prevent possible property damage.
Do not lend your phone to other person.
Follow appropriate cell phone etiquette in public places.
If any problem occurs with your phone, contact designated service center.
If your phone is lost or stolen, report your mobile service provider immediately.
Do not use unauthorized devices with your phone.
- Unauthorized battery charger, stereo earphone, USB data cable, batteries or any other unauthorized devices may decrease your
product’s performance and may result in product malfunction.
Do not use your earphone for extended hours.
- If you are exposed to loud sound for extended period of time, it may damage your hearing.
Make sure to record important data separately.
- Saved phone numbers or other data can get lost due to user’s carelessness or other unexpected problems.
Make sure to keep your phone in dry places (with relatively low humidity) at all time.
- If either mobile phone or battery is immersed in ‘liquid’, the color of immersion-checking label attached on your mobile phone or battery
will be changed. In this case, you will loose the privilege of receiving free service by Motorola.

For normal operation of the touchscreen, do not attach any protection film. Also, be careful with the moisture and use the
touchscreen with clean and dry hands.
CAUTION
To use the mobile phone safely for a long time
Use authentic products only.
Using unauthorized products (battery, charger etc.) may shorten product’s life or decrease its performance.
 This product should not be added with any separate equipment that may cause an alteration to its original performance
as described on type registration.
Be careful not to cause damages to the glass of mobile phone display.
Some parts of your mobile device may be made of glass. This glass could break if the product is dropped on a hard
surface or receives a substantial impact. If glass breaks, do not touch or attempt to remove. Stop using your mobile
device until the glass is replaced by a qualified service center.
Do not dry your mobile phone with a heating apparatus.
If you dry a wet mobile phone or battery with a heating apparatus may cause explosion or damage to your phone.
In this case, do not turn on the power, separate a battery from the phone and contact a service center designated
by Motorola.

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Safety Information
To use the mobile phone safely for a long time
 Safety Information (Cont’d)
Do not give strong impact to the mobile phone, disassemble or modify it.
Giving a strong impact or dropping the mobile phone or battery may cause malfunction or explosion.
In case of disassembling or modifying the mobile phone on your own discretion, you will lose privilege to receive
free service.
Keep the mobile phone clean at all time.
• If there are foreign substances on a metal part of a charger or battery, the phone may not be charged properly.
• Use smooth cloth to clean the mobile phone and do not use flammable chemicals (such as alcohol, benzene,
thinner, etc.) for cleaning.
Use and keep the phone at room temperature.
If a mobile phone or battery is placed in a hot or cold place, it may shorten product’s life or decrease
its performance.
No!
Do not use the phone while charging.
If you use the mobile phone while charging it with a charger or USB data cable, there is a risk of electric shock or fire.
Make sure that you use the phone after disconnecting it from USB data cable or charger.
Be cautious when you use an USB data cable.
If you connect the phone with PC via USB data cable, there is a risk of electric shock depending on the grounding
status of the PC’s power supply.
Do not place items containing magnetic components.
Placing the phone near magnetic components may cause product malfunction or cause battery
discharge which can lead to performance decrease.

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Safety Information
To use the mobile phone safely for a long time
Make sure to back-up all the data stored in your mobile phone.
• Saved data (such as phone number or pictures etc.) can be deleted unexpectedly due to user’s carelessness,
software upgrade or product repair etc.
• Manufacturer shall not be responsible for such data loss.
Keep the phone out of animal or children’s reach.
If children or animals suck or bite the mobile phone or battery, they may run into a risk of having an electric shock
or exposure to electromagnetic wave.
Use the phone in proper position.
If you do not hold the phone in upright position or block the antenna (internal/external) may affect quality of a phone
call. It may also consume higher power which can shorten the talk and standby time.
Be careful when you use a necklace or cord for the mobile phone.
Be careful that using a necklace or cord for the mobile phone may cause you to run into dangerous accidents like
being caught in train, electric railway or car doors.
Do not paint or put sticker on your mobile phone.
• Such action may damage your phone’s joints and your phone may not open or close properly.
• Paint or metallic content on the phone may cause an allergic reaction, eczema, itching, swell, etc.
 Safety Information (Cont’d)

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Safety Information
Precautions on location Using the mobile phone while driving
Do not use the mobile phone while driving.
• Using the mobile phone while driving a car is dangerous and such action can cause car accidents.
• Check the local laws and regulations on using the mobile phones while driving.
Do not use the mobile phone near pacemakers.
• Electromagnetic waves from your mobile phone may affect pacemaker when it is used within 15cm (6 inches) from it.
• If it is necessary, person with pacemaker should always use the phone in the opposite side of the pacemaker and
keep the distance over 15cm.
Do not use the mobile phone in a prohibited area such as air plane and hospitals.
Radio frequency emitted from your phone may affect some of the devices used in an air plane or hospitals and
cause accidents.
Do not use the mobile phone in near inflammable materials.
Do not install or use accessories onto your phone in a potentially explosive atmosphere including gas station,
gas leak areas, and deck on boats.
Do not use the mobile phone in a place with risk of explosion.
In a construction sites and military areas, explosives can be controlled with RF devices. Turn off your phone and
follow the proper instructions and signals.
Do not install a hands-free device near air bag.
An air bag inflates with great force in a moment. Do not leave your phone or set up the hands-free kit near to the air bag.
You may be seriously injured when the air bag is activated.
 Safety Information (Cont’d)

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Safety Information
Using battery and charger
In case of separating a battery from the mobile phone, please turn off the power.
If not, it may cause malfunction.
Mobile phone and battery cover need to be combined at all time.
If not, it may cause malfunction.
When the phone is not being charged properly, lamp on the charger will flicker.
Check the charger to avoid the trouble that may occur to each device.
A chargeable battery is consumable.
The repetition of charging/discharging will shorten its operation time gradually.
If the temperature of the battery rises over 45˚C while charging, stop charging the phone
for your own safety.
Ensure that charging terminal of the battery does not make contact with
other metallic objects such as necklace, coins and keys.
There is a risk of explosion or fire.
Do not place the phone in areas that may get very hot, such as microwave or
near heating apparatus.
It may damage the phone and cause the phone to explode.
Keep your phone at room temperature of 0℃~40℃, avoid direct sunlight or place with
high temperature and humidity.
If not, it may damage the phone and cause the phone to explode.
Make sure to charge the battery with the TTA authorized battery charger.
Using unauthorized charger may cause damage to your phone.
 Safety Information (Cont’d)

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Menu Table
Menu Table
Sounds
Set as Ringtone ........ 90
Download Bell .......... 90
Alert Tones ................ 91
Dial Button Settings .. 92
Etiquette Mode ......... 92
Vibrate Ext. Key ........ 93
Contents_Cont’d
Phone Decoration .. 113
Memory Manager ... 113
Diary
Alarm ...................... 128
Calendar/Schedule . 130
Memo .................... 132
Calculator ............... 133
Unit Converter ........ 133
World Time ............. 134
T Service
Roaming ................... 74
M Service Center ...... 76
T Service ................... 77
NATE ........................ 78
Melon ........................ 84
T map ....................... 84
PAN Manager ........... 86
Phonebook
Search Number ...... 150
Add New Contact .. 152
Phonebook Manager .. 155
Automatic Backup .. 157
Settings
Phone Setting ......... 186
Call Setting ............. 187
Data Network ......... 188
NATE Setting .......... 188
june Settings ........... 189
Date/Time Setting .. 189
USIM Setting .......... 190
Customer Service ... 190
Phone Information .. 192
Help ........................ 192
Camera _Cont’d
NATE Photo Print ... 171
Visual Expression .... 172
Settings .................. 172
Multimedia
TV(TDMB) ............... 116
Melon ...................... 121
Touch Toy ............... 125
Message
Messages ............... 136
New Message ........ 141
ⓜMessenger .......... 144
e-mail .................... 144
Spam Manager ...... 145
VTC Contents Box .. 145
Attachments Box .... 146
Settings .................. 147
Internet
NATE ...................... 160
Web Surfing ............ 160
june Movie .............. 161
Mobile Cyworld ....... 161
i’s box ..................... 162
tossi ........................ 162
OpenNet ................. 162
Contents
Ringtone Box .......... 104
Wallpaper Box ........ 104
Photo/Movies Box .. 105
MMS Contents Box 105
ⓜPlayon ................. 106
june Contents Box .. 108
Music Box .............. 111
Game ...................... 111
PAN Contents Box . 112
Font Box ................. 112
Camera
Take Photo ............. 165
Record Movie ......... 166
Photo Album .......... 167
Movie Album .......... 168
Mobile Cyworld ....... 169
i’s box ..................... 169
tossi ........................ 169
Photo Frame .......... 170
My Moto
Flash Game ............ 174
Subway Map .......... 177
Dictionary ................ 179
E-book .................... 180
Stopwatch .............. 180
File Viewer .............. 181
Bluetooth ................ 182
Health ..................... 183
Wine ....................... 184
Display
Main Display ............. 96
Download Wallpaper .. 97
Font Type/Size .......... 98
Download Font ......... 98
Backlight Control ...... 99
Visual Coloring/lettering ... 100
Flashcon Contents Box .. 101

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Table of Contents
Components ....................................................................22
Parts of the Phone ...................................................23
Keypad .......................................................................................25
Battery ........................................................................................... 26
Installing the battery ...............................26
Removing the battery ..........................26
Charging the battery .............................27
Battery charging status ....................29
Battery charging time .......................... 29
Battery operating time ........................29
Low battery ...........................................................29
USIM Card .............................................................................30
Installing the USIM card ...................30
Removing the USIM card ...........31
Before Use
Power On/Off .................................................................... 34
Power On .................................................................34
Power Off .................................................................34
Standby Screen ............................................................35
Standby screen description ...... 35
Icon description .............................................36
Quick Mode .........................................................37
Background .........................................................38
Main menu .............................................................39
Application shortcut ...............................40
Touchscreen ........................................................................41
Before using the touchscreen
..... 41
Lock/Unlock Touchscreen and
external button ..............................................42
Selecting Menu ..............................................42
List Scrolling ........................................................43
Quick List Scrolling ..................................43
Gliding ...........................................................................44
Dial Keypad ..........................................................44
Selection Mode ..............................................45
Time Setting ........................................................45
Basic Operation
Zoom Mode .........................................................46
Photo View ............................................................47
Etiquette Mode ...............................................47
Display description .................................................48
Widget ...........................................................................................51
Widget mode .....................................................51
Moto widget mode ..................................52
Multi-Access ......................................................................55
Entering Text .......................................................................56
Before entering text ................................56
Entering Korean ............................................56
Entering English ............................................57
Entering numbers .......................................57
Using menu while entering text
....58
Basic Operation _ Cont’d
Prohibition of Illegal IMEI
Modification 3
Safety Information 4
Menu Table 14
Table of Contents
Before making a video call ..........61
Making a video call ..................................61
Receiving a video call ..........................62
Voice Call ..................................................................................67
Before making a voice call ..........67
Making a voice call ...................................67
Receiving a Voice Call .........................69
Missed Calls ....................................................................... 72
Phone _ Cont’d
Dial Screen ............................................................................60
Video Call .................................................................................61
Phone
Roaming .....................................................................................74
Select system ...................................................74
Roaming auto dial .....................................75
M Service Center .......................................................76
T Service ....................................................................................77
NATE ...............................................................................................78
Favorite ........................................................................78
Program .....................................................................80
ⓜPlayon ....................................................................83
T Service
Set as Ringtone ............................................................90
Download Bell .................................................................90
Alert Tones .............................................................................91
Dial Button Settings ..............................................92
Etiquette Mode ..............................................................92
Vibrate External Key ............................................. 93
Sounds
Main Display ....................................................................... 96
Download Wallpaper
..............................................97
Display
Ringtone Box ................................................................. 104
Wallpaper Box .............................................................. 104
Photos/Movies Box ............................................ 105
MMS Contents Box ..............................................105
ⓜPlayon .................................................................................106
june Contents Box ................................................108
Music Box ............................................................................ 111
Game ............................................................................................ 111
PAN Contents Box ............................................. 112
Contents
Melon ...............................................................................................84
T map ..............................................................................................84
PAN Manager ....................................................................86
Bluetooth Settings ....................................87
Search Device ..................................................88
T Service _ Cont’d
Font Type/Size ................................................................98
Download Font ..............................................................98
Backlight Control .......................................................99
Visual Coloring/Lettering ........................... 100
Flashcon Contents Box ............................... 101
Display _ Cont’d

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Camera ..................................................................................... 164
Before using camera ................................ 164
Take Photo ......................................................................... 165
Record Movie ............................................................... 166
Photo Album .................................................................. 167
Movie Album .................................................................. 168
Mobile Cyworld ......................................................... 169
i’s box ........................................................................................ 169
tossi ................................................................................................ 169
Photo Frame ................................................................... 170
Frame Capture .................................................... 170
Frame Album ......................................................... 171
NATE Photo Print ................................................... 171
Visual Expression ................................................... 172
Settings .................................................................................... 172
Camera
TV(TDMB) ............................................................................ 116
TV(TDMB) Menu ....................................... 116
TV ...................................................................................... 117
Radio ........................................................................... 117
Contents Box ................................................ 118
Setting ....................................................................... 118
Melon ........................................................................................... 121
Music Box ........................................................... 122
My List ....................................................................... 122
MelOn ......................................................................... 123
Settings ................................................................... 123
Touch Toy ............................................................................. 125
Multimedia
Table of Contents
 Table of Contents (Cont’d)
Alarm ............................................................................................ 128
EZ Alarm ................................................................ 128
Alarm ........................................................................... 129
Calendar/Schedule ............................................. 130
View Monthly .................................................. 130
Monthly List ...................................................... 130
Daily List ................................................................. 131
Create New Schedule .................... 131
Memo .......................................................................................... 132
Calculator ............................................................................ 133
Unit Converter ............................................................. 133
World Time ........................................................................ 134
Messages ............................................................................ 136
Inbox ............................................................................ 137
Outbox ...................................................................... 138
Saved ......................................................................... 139
USIM ............................................................................ 140
New Message .............................................................. 141
Selecting Background .................... 143
Selecting Avatar ........................................ 143
ⓜMessenger ................................................................. 144
e-mail ........................................................................................... 144
Spam Manager .......................................................... 145
VTC Contents Box ............................................... 145
Attachments Box ................................................... 146
Settings ................................................................................. 147
Message
Search Number ......................................................... 150
Details ........................................................................ 151
Add New Contact ................................................. 152
Add New Contact .................................. 152
Add Group ......................................................... 153
Add New Speed Dial ........................ 154
Phonebook Manager ...................................... 155
Block Calls ......................................................... 155
Memory Usage ........................................... 155
Storage Type .................................................. 156
Phonebook Move/Copy All .... 156
Automatic Backup ............................................... 157
NATE Phonebook .................................. 158
NATE .............................................................................................. 160
Web Surfing ...................................................................... 160
june Video .............................................................................161
Mobile Cyworld .......................................................... 161
i’s box ......................................................................................... 162
tossi .................................................................................................162
Open Net ............................................................................... 162
Internet
Phonebook
Font Box ............................................................................... 112
Phone Decoration .................................................. 113
Memory Manager ...................................................113
Contents _ Cont’d Diary

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Before Use
Components ............................................... 22
Parts of the Phone .................................. 23
Keypad ............................................................. 25
Battery .............................................................. 26
USIM Card ................................................... 30
 Table of Contents (Cont’d)
Phone Setting .............................................................. 186
Call Setting ........................................................................ 187
Data Network ................................................................ 188
NATE Setting .................................................................. 188
june Settings ................................................................... 189
Date/Time Setting ................................................. 189
USIM Setting ................................................................. 190
Customer Service ................................................. 190
Call Center ......................................................... 190
Search Service Center ................... 191
Troubleshooting ......................................... 191
Phone Information ............................................... 192
Help ............................................................................................... 192
Settings
Flash Game ...................................................................... 174
Subway Map .................................................................. 177
View Route Map ....................................... 177
Station Info ........................................................ 177
View by Line .................................................... 178
Search Route ................................................ 178
Dictionary ............................................................................. 179
Dictionary ............................................................. 179
My Vocabulary ............................................. 179
Word Card .......................................................... 179
E-book ....................................................................................... 180
Stopwatch .......................................................................... 180
File Viewer .......................................................................... 181
Bluetooth .............................................................................. 182
Health .......................................................................................... 183
Wine ............................................................................................... 184
My Moto
Accessories ...................................................................... 194
Troubleshooting ........................................................ 194
Spec and Feature .................................................. 195
Authentication Label ........................................ 195
Specific Absorption Rate ........................ 196
Collecting wasted-mobile phones
....... 197
Appendix

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Before Use
Components
Before using your phone, make sure you have all the components included in your package.
Parts of the Phone
Front view
Light sensor
Rear view
Speaker
Battery cover
Battery cover
release button
Back camera
Battery cover
USB Data cable Stereo earphone DMB Antenna
• Above illustration may look slightly different and the supplied items may change without notice.
• If you attach the multi adapter to the ‘accessory connector’, be careful not to loose the body of the multi adapter.
• If you contact 20PIN terminal of the basic components such as Stereo earphone, Multi adapter, USB Data cable (20PIN travel
charger will be sold separately) to the PC’s USB port, be aware that your PC may malfunction (Power off, Reset).
Mobile phone
Multi adapter
Standard battery
MP3 button
• Move to Melon player’s
music contents box
• Music contents control
- Play/Pause content
-
Short touch : Play previous content
Long touch : Rewind
-
Short touch : Play next content
Long touch : Fast forward
• Change channel while watching DMB
Stereo earphone port
Battery charger
User guide
Secondary mic
If you use the ‘Noise Off’ function, blocking secondary mic may effect performance of the function.
Caution
Car charger
Quick guide

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Left side view Right side viewOpen view
Touchscreen
Microphone
Front camera
• Use for video calling
• Use for self capture/recording
Volume button
• Adjust volume in standby screen
(Sound Effects, Home Screen,
Dial button, Ringtone, Voice)
• Adjust volume during a phone call
• Zoom in/out in camera mode
External connection port
• Connect Multi adapter, USB data
cable
Accessory connector
TDMB antenna port
Camera button
Activates camera function in
standby screen
• Press : Move to ‘Camera’ Menu
• Press and hold :
Move to camera preview function
Hold button
• Lock/Unlock the touchscreen/
external buttons when the
slide is closed
 Parts of the Phone (Cont’d)
Earpiece
Multi-Access button
• Run Multi-Access function 9 button
• Press and hold in standby screen to call
Mobile security number
Cancel button
• Go back to previous screen
• (In text entry) Delete a character
Send button
• Dial/Answer a call
• Shows recent call/message history
• Press and hold to dial recent voice call number
󳫲 button
• Press and hold to set/cancel ‘Etiquette mode’
O button
• Input + for international calls
＃ button
• Press and hold to set/cancel ‘Phone lock’
End button
• Power On/Off
• End or reject a call
• Move to standby screen
Keypad
Keypad
Light sensor
• The keypad of this product remains off in the light

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Before Use
Charging the battery with a USB data cable
Charging the battery
1) Open the external connection port cover and connect the USB data cable.
• To charge your phone by using the USB data cable, you should have the SKT
integrated USB driver installed in your PC.
• If you connect your phone to your PC by using the USB data cable, both charging
and communication function is available.
2) Connect the USB data cable to the USB port on your PC.
USB data cable
• Some data cables, other than Motorola’s authorized USB data cable, do not support battery
charging function depending on their type.
Note
Battery
Installing the battery
❶
❷
❸
Removing the battery
❷
❸
Charge terminal
Battery cover groove
Battery in the package is not fully charged therefore make sure to fully charge the battery.
❶
Battery cover
release button
Make sure that the power is off when you remove the battery.
- If you remove the battery while the phone is on, it may damage
your phone.
Caution
❶
Put the battery with the
battery charge terminal and
the phone charge terminal
engaged as shown in the
figure.
❷
Put the battery back properly.
Push it until it clicks.
❸
Place the battery cover to the
battery cover groove.
Push the battery cover (in
the direction of the arrow as
shown in the figure) until it
clicks.
❶
Push the battery cover (in
the direction of the arrow as
shown in the figure) while
pressing the battery cover
release button.
❷
Lift up the battery as
shown in the figure.
❸
Remove the battery from the
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Before Use
 Battery (Cont’d)
Charging the battery (Cont’d)
Charging the battery with the battery charger
1) Insert the battery on the battery charger.
• Check and make sure that the battery is in proper position.
2) Connect the multi adapter to the battery charger.
3) Connect the travel charger to the multi adapter.
4) Connect the power cord of the travel charger to an electrical outlet.
• Red : Charging, Green : Charging completed
Charging the battery with the travel charger
1) Open the external connection port cover and connect multi adapter.
2) Connect the travel charger to the multi adapter.
3) Connect the power cord of the travel charger to an electrical outlet.
• Red : Charging, Green : Charging completed
Travel charger
Multi adapter
Travel charger
Multi adapter
Charge terminal
• Use TTA certified charger. Uncertified chargers or USB data cables may cause incidents or
damage to your phone.
• Travel charger is not included in the package for conservation of resources.
You may purchased them separately from the retail shop or service center.
Note
Battery charging status
Type Charging in progress Charging completed
Travel charger Red Green
Lamp blinks in red
• Status of the charging terminal is poor. Check if the battery is
clean and try again.
• Battery or the other accessories may be damaged. Contact
service center.
• Battery is being charged in a place too hot or too cold.
When the temperature returns to normal, the lamp turns red and
begins charging again.
• If the phone is being charged in a too hot or too cold place, it can
stop charging itself. In this case, the screen is on and special battery
icon will be displayed. (Icon description, see 36) If temperature
changes into the room temperature, the lamp is changed into red
and teh battery starts to be charged.
Lamp blinks in orange
Battery charging time
Type Standard battery
Time Approx. 150 minutes
• Charging time can be different depending on the status of battery
and the charger.
• Charging time may increase if the rated voltage of the charger is low.
Battery operating time
• Above service time of the battery is measured according to standard
set by SKT. Actual operating time can be different depending on the
status of usage.
• Using bluetooth function will increase battery consumption.
• If you have large amount of calling, it will be more convenient to
charge a battery everyday.
• Calling or using NATE, ⓜPlayon, WINC, MP3 consumes more battery
than when the phone is in standby. If the calling time becomes longer,
standby time will get shorter.
• Receiving call will consume as much battery as making a call.
• Standby time may get shorter in out-of-service area.
• Operating time may vary depending on the charge status,
temperature(high/low), wave status in the surrounding and the lighting.
※ Based on a new battery/Bluetooth mode off/no external memory
Low battery
• When the battery is low, ‘ ’ will blink.
• When the ‘ ’ blinks, light of the display or the button will not turn on.
• When the battery is low, functions may not be able to operate.
Charge the phone immediately.
Type Standby
time
Voice call
time
Video call
time
T-DMB
watching time
Standard
battery
Approx.
200 hours
Approx.
240 hours
Approx.
110 hours
Approx.
160 hours

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USIM Card
In order to use the phone, you should insert the USIM (Universal Subscriber Identity Module) card supplied by SKT.
Emergency calls can be made without the USIM card.
Installing the USIM card
❶
❷
❸
❺
❶
Remove the battery cover.
❸
Insert the USIM card as shown in the figure.
• Make sure that USIM card is inserted in proper position with the gold contact
facing down.
❹
Put the battery back.
❺
Close the battery cover.
• Push the battery cover until in clicks.
❷
Lift up and pull out the battery.
Removing the USIM card
❶
• You can use the menu on the standby screen even when the
USIM card is not inserted.
❶
Remove the battery cover and
the battery.
❷
Remove the USIM card as
shown in the figure.
❸
Put the battery and the battery
cover back.
• Calling and data usage fees are charged to the person
registered to the USIM card. Therefore, be careful not to loose
or transfer ownership.
• Set the password on your USIM card to prevent other people
from using your USIM card when it is stolen or lost.
• Data inside of the USIM card can be damaged when the card
gets scratched or bent.
• Using the USIM card with Transportation card function,
battery usage time may get shorter.
• Turn the power off before inserting the USIM card.
If you insert the USIM card while the phone is on, card will not
be recognized.
• If you enter the wrong USIM card password for 3 consecutive
times, USIM card usage will be restricted. In this case, contact
the retail store or SKT.
• For more information on USIM card, contact SKT retail store
or service center.
Note

Basic Operation
Power On/Off ............................................. 34
Standby screen ........................................ 35
Touchscreen ............................................... 41
Display description ................................ 48
Widget ........................................................... 51
Multi-Access .............................................. 55
Entering text ................................................. 56

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Power On/Off Standby Screen
Standby screen description
Status indicator
You can view different icons that show depending on different status.
Quick mode
Hidden setting window will appear when you touch the quick mode tab.
Background
You can set the background from Normal mode, Widget mode and Moto
widget mode.
Main menu
You can see the hidden main menu by touching the tab.
Application shortcut
You can easily access to Phone, Message, Phonebook and NATE.
• You can change the graphic from Menu ▶ Display ▶ Main Display.
Note
1) Press and hold the for 2 seconds while the phone is off.
• The graphic set by the user will be displayed, and then the phone switches into the standby
screen.
• If the user has set the USIM card PIN lock, you have to enter a PIN to use the phone.
(USIM Setting, see p.190)
Press and hold the for 2 seconds.
• A graphic disappears and the power will be turned off.
Power On
Power Off
Power on screen
휴대폰 전원 켜기/끄기
Press and hold : Power On/Off

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Icon description Quick Mode
• You can turn on the Bluetooth mode and pre-set alarm.
Bluetooth Mode
You can turn the Bluetooth mode on/off.
Alarm
• You can turn on/off the pre-set alarm.
• You can set the alarm from Menu ▶ Diary ▶ Alarm.
• You may check the alarm settings on the right side of the alarm switch.
Touch [▶] to check the other alarms if there are more than one pre-set
alarm.
Touch and hold the switch
and drag up and down to turn
ON/OFF the quick settings.
• If you turn the switch on, it will turn blue and the icon will be displayed.
Note
Network System
: Airplane mode
: Roaming (not in WCDMA network)
: Roaming (in WCDMA network)
Etiquette mode Mute ON Touchscreen/External button Lock
Signal strength
: Low Signal
: Full Signal
Ring & Vibrate All function, Hold button Locked
Vibrate then ring Individual function, Hold button Locked
Airplane mode ON Ringtone ON External memory card inserted
Connected to voice call New SMS/MMS message
received Battery level
: Full : Charge needed
: Charging cut off
Connected to video call Corporate mail received
Connected to data call(NATE) Cyworld message received USB data cable connected
Service is not available New e-mail received PC-Sync connected
Melon Player ON Mobile Messenger ON Earphone connected
Etiquette mode Vibration ON Alarm ON Handsfree connected
 Standby Screen (Cont’d)

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Background
 Standby Screen (Cont’d)
T Service You can use the services provided by mobile network provider.
Sound You can set ringtones, sound effect and other sounds.
Display You can set background mode, wallpaper and screen design.
Contents You can check various contents such as downloaded photos and musics.
Multimedia You can watch T-DMB or listen to music.
Diary You can set the alarm, calendar/schecule and write a memo.
Message You can write new messages, send and receive messages.
Phonebook You can add new phone number or view/edit existing number.
Internet You can connect to NATE, use web surfing or other mobile internet functions.
Camera You can use various camera functions such as take a picture, record a
movie or checking the photo/movie album.
My Moto You can use convenient functions such as subway map, dictionary, e-book etc.
Settings You can change general settings of your phone and the function.
Main menu
Main menu will show up when
you touch Menu handle
(square box).
Widget mode
• If the background is set to widget mode,
you can use several function by touching
the icon.
• You can move icon in the position you
want.
Normal mode
• If the background is set to normal mode,
you can add clock/calendar and greeting
messages of your choice.
Moto widget mode
• Moto widget mode is the default screen
when you purchase the phone.
• Touch the icon to use function.
• You can add, delete or move the icon.
• If the screen becomes full with icons, you can
glide the screen left and right and add more icons.

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Phone •Short touch : Access keypad to make a call.
•Long touch : Access to call history.
Message •Short touch : Access to message menu.
•Long touch : Access to new message.
Phonebook •Short touch : : Access to phonebook.
•Long touch : Access to search number.
NATE •Short touch : Access to NATE menu.
•Long touch : Access to NATE homepage.
Application shortcut
•You can easily access to Phone, Message, Phonebook, and NATE.
• Missed call or unconfirmed received message will be displayed as below.
: Number of missed call
: Number of unconfirmed received message
Note
 Standby Screen (Cont’d)
Touchscreen
Before using the touchscreen
• Do not attach protection film for the normal operation.
• Do not press the touch screen too hard.
- You can use the touchscreen with gentle touch.
- If you press the touchscreen too hard or give excessive shock,
it may damage the sensor.
• Touch the button of the application accurately.
- Subtle touch can select other function.
- You cannot touch the desired position when the other part of
the body except touching finger is on the touchscreen.
• Be careful with the humidity. Use the screen with clean and
dry hands.
- Avoid using it in a place with high humidity and if your hands
are wet, dry them before using the phone.
• Make sure conductivity objects does not contact the
touchscreen.
- Conductivity objects may cause touchscreen malfunction.
• Be aware that touchscreen can only be used with human
body. It cannot be used with stylus or other objects.
• Using the phone while charging it with travel charger may
cause malfunction on your touchscreen. If any problem
occurs, disconnect the charger and try using it again.
Caution
• Use the authorized products provided or sold as optional
accessories by the manufacturer. Using of general accessories
(Ex. protection tape, etc.) and disjointing and tuning of the
phone may cause malfunction and performance decrease and
damage.
• If you cannot touch the desired position because of dirt,
slide down the folder and check the screen off.
Then clean the touchscreen.