Nokia 3300 - Cell Phone - GSM User manual

User’s Guide for Nokia 3300

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Contents
FOR YOUR SAFETY ..............................................................................................11
General information............................................................................................15
Stickers in the sales package.................................................................................................................15
Access codes...............................................................................................................................................15
Shared memory..........................................................................................................................................16
Overview of the functions in the phone ...........................................................17
Digital music player and recorder.........................................................................................................17
FM Stereo radio..........................................................................................................................................18
Music key.....................................................................................................................................................18
Loudspeaker................................................................................................................................................18
Polyphonic sound......................................................................................................................................18
JavaTM applications...................................................................................................................................19
Multimedia messaging service (MMS)................................................................................................19
General Packet Radio Service (GPRS)..................................................................................................19
Over the Air (OTA) settings service.......................................................................................................20
Memory card...............................................................................................................................................20
1. Your phone.......................................................................................................21
Keys and connectors.................................................................................................................................21
Standby mode.............................................................................................................................................23
Screen saver.............................................................................................................................................24
Wallpaper.................................................................................................................................................24
Essential indicators in standby mode...............................................................................................24

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Putting on the wrist strap.......................................................................................................................26
Headset.........................................................................................................................................................26
Attaching and using the supplied cables............................................................................................27
Disconnecting the phone from the PC.............................................................................................29
2. Getting started ................................................................................................30
Installing the SIM card and the battery..............................................................................................30
Removing and installing the memory card........................................................................................33
Charging the battery................................................................................................................................34
Switching the phone on and off...........................................................................................................34
Keypad lock (Keyguard)...........................................................................................................................36
Changing the covers.................................................................................................................................37
3. Music functions...............................................................................................39
Listening to music.....................................................................................................................................39
Listening to the radio...............................................................................................................................40
4. Call functions ..................................................................................................41
Making a call..............................................................................................................................................41
Speed dialling a phone number.........................................................................................................42
Voice dialling...........................................................................................................................................43
Making a conference call....................................................................................................................43
Answering or rejecting an incoming call............................................................................................44
Call waiting..............................................................................................................................................44
Options during a call................................................................................................................................45

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5. Writing text .....................................................................................................46
Setting predictive text input on or off................................................................................................46
Using predictive text input.....................................................................................................................46
Writing compound words....................................................................................................................48
Using traditional text input....................................................................................................................48
Tips for writing text..................................................................................................................................48
6. Phone book (Contacts)....................................................................................50
Selecting the phone book settings.......................................................................................................50
Saving names and phone numbers (Add contact)...........................................................................51
Saving multiple numbers and text items per name.....................................................................51
Searching for a contact in the phone book.......................................................................................52
Editing a contact.......................................................................................................................................53
Deleting contacts......................................................................................................................................53
Copying phone books...............................................................................................................................54
Sending and receiving a business card...............................................................................................54
Speed dials...................................................................................................................................................55
Voice dialling..............................................................................................................................................56
Notes for using voice dialling.............................................................................................................56
Recording a voice tag...........................................................................................................................57
Making a call using a voice tag.........................................................................................................57
Playing, changing or deleting a voice tag.......................................................................................57
Info numbers...............................................................................................................................................58
Service numbers.........................................................................................................................................58
My numbers................................................................................................................................................58
Caller groups...............................................................................................................................................59
7. Using the menu ...............................................................................................60
Accessing a menu function....................................................................................................................60
List of menu functions.............................................................................................................................62

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8. Menu functions ...............................................................................................66
Messages (Menu 1)...................................................................................................................................66
Text messages.........................................................................................................................................67
Multimedia messages...........................................................................................................................72
Multimedia messages memory full...................................................................................................77
Deleting messages.................................................................................................................................78
Chat............................................................................................................................................................78
Voice messages.......................................................................................................................................79
Info messages..........................................................................................................................................80
Message settings....................................................................................................................................80
Service commands.................................................................................................................................84
Call register (Menu 2)..............................................................................................................................84
Recent calls lists.....................................................................................................................................84
Call counters and call timers..............................................................................................................85
Contacts (Menu 3)....................................................................................................................................87
Profiles (Menu 4).......................................................................................................................................87
Settings (Menu 5)......................................................................................................................................88
Right selection key settings................................................................................................................88
Time and date settings.........................................................................................................................89
Call settings.............................................................................................................................................90
Phone settings........................................................................................................................................93
Music settings.........................................................................................................................................95
Display settings.......................................................................................................................................96
Tone settings...........................................................................................................................................98
Accessory settings..................................................................................................................................99
Security settings.....................................................................................................................................99
Restore factory settings....................................................................................................................100
Alarm clock (Menu 6)............................................................................................................................101

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Music (Menu 7).......................................................................................................................................101
Music player.........................................................................................................................................102
Radio.......................................................................................................................................................104
Recorder.................................................................................................................................................107
Track list.................................................................................................................................................108
Music settings......................................................................................................................................109
Gallery (Menu 8).....................................................................................................................................110
Organiser (Menu 9)................................................................................................................................112
Calendar.................................................................................................................................................112
To-do list...............................................................................................................................................115
Games (Menu 10)...................................................................................................................................116
Launching a game...............................................................................................................................116
Game downloads.................................................................................................................................117
Memory status for games.................................................................................................................117
Game settings......................................................................................................................................118
Applications (Menu 11)........................................................................................................................118
Launching an application.................................................................................................................118
Downloading an application............................................................................................................120
Memory status for applications......................................................................................................121
Extras (Menu 12)....................................................................................................................................121
Voice commands.................................................................................................................................121
Calculator..............................................................................................................................................122
Countdown timer................................................................................................................................124
Stopwatch.............................................................................................................................................124
Backup and restore.............................................................................................................................126
Memory card........................................................................................................................................127

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Services (Menu 13)................................................................................................................................129
Basic steps for accessing and using WAP services....................................................................130
Setting up the phone for a WAP service......................................................................................130
Making a connection to a WAP service........................................................................................134
Browsing the pages of a WAP service...........................................................................................135
Ending a WAP connection................................................................................................................137
Appearance settings of WAP browser...........................................................................................137
Security settings of WAP browser..................................................................................................138
Bookmarks.............................................................................................................................................140
Download links....................................................................................................................................141
Service inbox........................................................................................................................................142
The cache memory..............................................................................................................................143
SIM services (Menu 14)........................................................................................................................143
9. Nokia Audio Manager .................................................................................. 145
System requirements.............................................................................................................................146
Installing Nokia Audio Manager........................................................................................................147
Saving CD tracks with Nokia Audio Manager................................................................................147
Transferring music files to your phone.............................................................................................148
Transferring tracks using Windows Explorer..................................................................................149
Other features......................................................................................................................................150
10.Battery information.................................................................................... 151
Charging and Discharging....................................................................................................................151

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11.Enhancements ............................................................................................. 153
Battery.......................................................................................................................................................154
Indoor.........................................................................................................................................................154
Standard Charger (ACP-7)................................................................................................................154
Travel Charger (ACP-12)...................................................................................................................155
Vehicle.......................................................................................................................................................156
Mobile Charger (LCH-9)....................................................................................................................156
Stereo Headset (HDS-3)....................................................................................................................156
ADE-2 Audio Cable...........................................................................................................................157
DKU-2 Connectivity Cable................................................................................................................157
12. Care and Maintenance .............................................................................. 158
13. Important Safety Information .................................................................. 159
Index.................................................................................................................. 165

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FOR YOUR SAFETY
Readthesesimpleguidelines.Breaking the rules may be dangerous or illegal.Further
detailedinformationisgiven in this manual.
Donotswitch the phone on when wireless phone useisprohibited or when it
maycauseinterference or danger.
ROAD SAFETY COMES FIRST
Don'tusea hand-held phone while driving.
INTERFERENCE
Allwirelessphones may get interference, which couldaffect performance.
SWITCH OFF IN HOSPITALS
Follow any regulations or rules.Switch the phone off near medical equipment.
SWITCH OFF IN AIRCRAFT
Wirelessdevicescancauseinterference in aircraft.
SWITCH OFF WHEN REFUELLING
Don'tusethe phone at a refuelling point.Don't use near fuel or chemicals.
SWITCH OFF NEAR BLASTING
Don't use the phone where blastingis in progress. Observe restrictions, and
followanyregulationsorrules.

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USE SENSIBLY
Useonlyin the normal position. Don't touchtheantennaunnecessarily.
QUALIFIED SERVICE
Onlyqualified personnel may install or repair phoneequipment.
ACCESSORIES AND BATTERIES
Useonlyapproved accessories and batteries. Do not connect incompatible
products.
CONNECTING TO OTHER DEVICES
Whenconnectingto any other device, read its user's guidefordetailed safety
instructions.Donot connect incompatible products.
BACKUP COPIES
Remembertomakebackupcopies of all important data.
WATER-RESISTANCE
Yourphoneis not water-resistant. Keep it dry.
CALLING
Ensurethe phone is switched on and in service. Enter the phone number,
includingthearea code, then press . To end a call, press . Toanswer
acall,press .
EMERGENCY CALLS
Ensure the phone is switchedon and in service.Disconnecttheconnectivity
cable,ifattached.Press asmanytimesasneeded(e.g.toexitacall,toexit
amenu,etc.)to clear the display. Enter the emergency number,then press
.Give your location. Do not end the call until toldto do so.

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■About your phone
Whenusingthe features of this device, obey all lawsandrespectprivacy and legitimate
rightsof others.
Warning: Allofthefeaturesinthisphone,otherthan alarms, require the phone to
beswitchedontouse the features. Do not switch the phone on whenwireless
phoneuse may cause interference or danger.
■Network Services
Thewirelessphonedescribedinthis guide is approved for use on the EGSM 900 andGSM
1800network.
Dualbandisa network dependent feature. Check with your localservice provider if you can
subscribetoand use this feature.
Anumberof features included in this guide are calledNetworkServices.These are special
servicesthatyouarrangethrough your wirelessservice provider. Before you can take
advantageofany of these Network Services, youmustsubscribe to them through your
serviceproviderand obtain instructions for their use from your serviceprovider.
Note: Somenetworksmay not support all language-dependent characters and/or
services.

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■About accessories
Checkthemodel number of any chargerbeforeuse with this device. This device is intended
forusewhen supplied with power from ACP-7 and ACP-12.
Warning: Useonlybatteries,chargersand accessories approved by the phone
manufacturerforuse with this particular phone model. Theuseof any other types
mayinvalidateany approval or warranty applying tothephone,and may be
dangerous.
Foravailabilityof approved accessories, please check with your dealer.
Whenyoudisconnect the power cord of any accessory, grasp and pull the plug, notthecord.

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General information
■Stickers in the sales package
Thestickers contain important informationforservices and customersupport
purposes.
Attachthe sticker to Your Detailspageof this User’s Guide.
■Access codes
•Security code (5 to 10 digits): The security code protectsyourphone against
unauthoriseduse, and is suppliedwith the phone. Thepresetcode is 12345.
Changethe code, and keepthenew code secretandin a safe placeseparate
fromyourphone.Tochangethecode,andtosetthephonetorequestthecode,
see"Securitysettings"on page 99.
•PIN code and PIN2 code (4 to 8 digits): ThePIN (Personal Identification
Number)code protects your SIMcardagainst unauthorised use.ThePIN code
isusually supplied with theSIM card.
Setthe phone torequestthe PIN codeeachtimethe phone isswitched on, see
"Securitysettings"on page 99.
ThePIN2 code may besuppliedwith the SIMcardand is required toaccess
somefunctions, such as chargingunit counters.

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Ifyou key in anincorrect PIN code threetimesin succession, thephonemay
displaySIM blocked and ask youto enter the PUKcode. Contact your service
providerto obtain the PUKcode.
•PUK and PUK2 codes (8 digits): The PUK (PersonalUnblockingKey) code is
requiredto change a blockedPINcode. The PUK2codeis required to changea
blockedPIN2 code.
Ifthe codes are notsuppliedwith the SIMcard, contact your localservice
providerfor the codes.
•Barring password (4 digits): Thebarring password isneededwhen using the
Call barring service,see "Security settings" onpage99. You canobtainthe
passwordfrom your service provider.
■Shared memory
Thefollowing features in thisphonemay share memory:phonebook, text and
multimediamessages, images and ringingtonesin gallery, calendar,to-donotes,
andJava games and applications.Usingany such featuresmayreduce the
memoryavailable for any featuressharingmemory. This isespecially truewith
heavyuse of any ofthefeatures (although someofthe features may havea
certainamount of memory specially allotted to theminadditiontotheamountof
memoryshared with other features).For example, saving manyimagesor Java
applicationsmay take all ofthe shared memory andyourphone may displaya
messagethat the memory isfull. In this case,delete some of theinformation or
entriesstored in the sharedmemory features before continuing.

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Overview of the functions in the phone
TheNokia3300phoneprovidesmanyfunctionsfordailyuse,suchasdigitalMusic
playerandRecorder,FMstereoradio,Calendar,Clock,Alarmclock,Calculator,and
manymore. Also a rangeof Nokia Xpress-onTM colour coversis available for your
phone.To change the covers,see"Changingthecovers" on page 37.
■Digital music player and recorder
Yourphone has an integrateddigital music player andrecorder.You can listento
MP3and AAC musicfileson a memorycard in yourphoneusing a headsetorvia
theinternal loudspeaker. You canrecord music fromtheradio or fromexternal
audioequipment. The music tracksyourecord are savedonthe memory card in
yourphone. The music playeralso supports M3U playlists.See "Music (Menu 7)"
onpage 101.
Youcan transfer music filesand playlists from acompatible PC tothememory
cardinyourphoneusingtheNokiaAudioManagerPCsoftwareontheCD-ROMin
thesales package . Onceyouhave installed Nokia AudioManager, it is also
possible touse Windows Explorerto transfer musicfiles and playlists.See "Nokia
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■FM Stereo radio
Yourphone has an integratedFM stereo radio. Youcanlisten to theradiousing a
compatibleheadsetorviatheinternalloudspeaker.See"Music(Menu 7)"onpage
101.
■Music key
Yourphone has a specialMusic key to quicklyturn on the Musicplayerand the
radio.The Music key enablesyou to switch quicklybetweenthe music
applications,and turn the musicoff.
■Loudspeaker
Youcan listen to musicand the radio viatheintegrated loudspeaker.
■Polyphonic sound
Polyphonicsound consists of severalsound components played atthesame time
likea real melody througha speaker. Polyphonic soundscanbe used inringing
tonesand message alert tones.Yourphone has soundcomponentsfrom over 128
instrumentsthat can be usedforpolyphonic sounds butthephone can play 24
instrumentssimultaneously. The phone supportsScalablePolyphonic MIDI (SP-
MIDI)format.
Youcan receive polyphonic ringingtones via multimedia networkservice,see
"Reading and replyingto a multimedia message" onpage75,or download them
viathe gallery menu (networkservice),see "Gallery (Menu8)" on page 110.

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■JavaTM applications
Yourphone supports Java 2Micro Edition (J2METM),whichis a versionofJava
technologyspecifically designed for smallconsumer electronics products. The
phoneincludes some Java applicationsandgames, and supportsdownloading
newapplications and games fromdifferentWAP services. See"Applications
(Menu11)" on page 118.
■Multimedia messaging service (MMS)
Thephone is able tosend multimedia messages composedoftext and apicture,
andto receive messages containingtext,a picture andsound.You can save the
picturesand ringing tones forpersonalising your phone. See"Multimedia
messages"onpage 72. Multimediamessagingis a network service.
■General Packet Radio Service (GPRS)
GPRStechnology allows mobile phonestobe used forsendingand receiving data
overthe mobile network (networkservice). GPRS as suchisa data bearerthat
enableswireless access to datanetworkslikethe Internet. Theapplicationsthat
mayuse GPRS are WAPservices, MMS and SMSmessaging,and Java application
downloading.
Before you can use GPRS technology
• Contactyour network operator orservice provider for availability,pricingand
subscriptionto the GPRS service.

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• Savethe GPRS settings foreachof the applicationsusedover GPRS.
See"Setting up thephonefor a WAPservice"on page 130,"Messagesettings"
onpage 80 and "Settingswhen GPRS istheselected data bearer"onpage 133.
■Over the Air (OTA) settings service
Inorder to useWAP,MMS, GPRS andother wireless services, youneed to have
propersettings on your phone.You may receive thesettingsdirectly as anOTA
(OverThe Air) message andyouonly need tosavethe settings on yourphone. For
moreinformation on availability ofthesettings, contactyournearest authorised
Nokiadealer.
■Memory card
Yourphone comes with apre-installed and pre-formatted 64MBmemory card to
storeyour music files, yourdownloaded Java applications andgames,and AAC/
MIDI/MP3ringing tones you havereceived or downloaded. See"Memory card" on
page127.
Youcan also back upandrestore your PhonebookandCalendar, text messages,
andbookmarks to and fromamemory card. See"Backup andrestore"on page
126.
Useonly memory cards thatarecompatible with yourphone.Memory cards
formattedand data stored usinganotherdevice may appearcorruptedon your
Nokia3300 phone. You canuse up to128MB compatible memorycardsin your
phone.See "Removing andinstallingthe memory card"onpage 33.