Nokia CP1010 Technical manual

Connecting People
CP1010
Introduction to Multimedia
Project
Semester 2 2002
Eve Frances Seruelas
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Abstract
•Overview: This site provides the user with the highlights and theaccessories of the Nokia mobile
phones currently available, where items can be purchased, and also offers a glimpse of the
new models being brought out. The user will also be able tosearch for ringtones they can
compose into their own phones.
Analysis
•Purpose: The site will showcase Nokia’s wide variety of phones, allowing the user to decide which
mobile phone best suits their needs. The user is alsogiven the optionof personalising their
phone with ringtones and accessories.
•Audience: Generally the 18-30+ age group, but the site is mainly aimed at users who are actively
seeking an uncomplicated and practical form of portable communication for the new
century. The site can also be an informative guide for users who are unfamiliar with mobile
phones
•Content: Welcome/home page: links to the four main pages, as well as a general welcome
to the user as they enter the site
Phone Guide: a list of phone models, each linking to a new page, which will
examine the specifications and features of the unit selected
Accessories page: outlining general accessories such as battery chargers and handsfree
kits, and links to sites where they can be purchased, as well as a list of stores in Cairns
that sell Nokia merchandise
Upcoming Models page: links to brief looks at the next range of mobile phones arriving in
the new season;
Search Ringtones page: the user can type in a song name, searching for a ringtone that
s/he can compose into their phone; or they can simply browse through the list
•Navigation: A navigation bar resembling a mobile phone will remain identical on each
page, as well as the Nokia logo below it, linking to the official site. A set of Back and
Forward buttons will also appear on every page, allowing the user to scan through the site
without clicking on the other links.
•Testing: This project will be tested by a variety of people, including those accustomed to the use of
mobile phones and computers, and also people who are unfamiliar with the technology,
his is to ensure that the site caters to all probable users.
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•Acknowledgements:
Resource Source Copyright Usage
Introduction Music –
extract from “A Little Less
Conversation” by Elvisvs
JXL – Intro Music.wav
Mp3 downloaded from
http://www.freemp3s.com
Provided for free use by
http://www.freemp3s.com
During introduction at the
start of the project
Initial HomePage Music –
extract from“Who The
Hell Are You” by
Madison Avenue –
HomePage Music.wav
Mp3 downloaded from
http://www.freemp3s.com Provided for free use by
http://www.freemp3s.com Played the first time the Home Page is entered
Images of the Nokia
mobile phones, as well
as general information on
each model, and the
Nokia logo
Taken from the official
Australian Nokia website
http://www.nokia.com.au
Provided for free use by
http://www.nokia.com.au
Appears onthe individual
model pages, and as
the navigation bar
The Home and Back and
Forward buttons
Cut from the Nokia 7210
jpg picture file taken from
the Nokia site, and
modified in Photoshop
Provided for free use by
http://www.nokia.com.au
then modified by creator
Appears on the
Navigation Bar on each
page
The blue buttons, both
original and rollover Created in Macromedia Flash 5 Created especially for the project
Appear on the Home,
Phone Guide and
Upcoming Models pages
The titles on every page Created in Microsoft Powerpoint using
WordArt
Created especially
for the project
Appears on particular
pages, respective to the
text of the title
BelleAngel Seruelas
Creations logo Created in Microsoft Paint The creator’s own logo Appears on each page in the right-hand corner
The keypress notes for
the Ringtones page
Taken from the book
“3000+ Tried and
Tested Ringtones”
Provided for free use by
Textmaster’s Philhumor
Appears on the
Ringtones page when
searched for
Mobile phone animation
on the Ringtones page Downloaded from http://www.freestuff.co.uk Provided for free use by
http://www.freestuff.co.uk
Appears on the
Ringtones page on the
right-hand side
•Contents:
–Introduction
The introduction starts with the opening music from the song “A Little Less Conversation” and the title
‘Virtual Nokia Guide’ and all of the individual mobile phones come into view on the stage following their
separate motion paths. Oncethese have reached their place, the creator’s name and student number
appear on the page using the Soft Edge Wipe animation, followed by the subject code and lecturer, the
‘Connecting People’ text, and the Made with Macromedia logo and the creator’s logo using the Zoom In/Out
animation. Once the introduction has finished playing, the Home page will not appear until the user had
clicked on the mouse or pressed a key on the keyboard.
Marker’s
Comments

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–Home Page
The first time the Home page is entered into, the opening music from the song “Who The Hell Are You” is
played. The navigation bar consisting of the image of the Nokia 7210 appears on stage using the Barn Door
animation, in time with the Home, Back and Forward buttons and the Nokia logo appearing with the Stretch
animation, and the title “Virtual Nokia Guide’ appearing with the Soft Edge Wipe animation. The screen of
the Nokia 7210 fades in and out throughout the whole project. The four main buttons just appear, while the
text on each button uses the Soft Edge Wipe animation to become visible. These buttons, when touched by
the mouse, rollover to a different blue button. The Home button, when pressed, plays a telephone ring
sound. As the mouse goes over the four buttons directly below the Home button, the numbers 1, 2, 3 and 4
appear, signifying the links to the four main pages: 1 being the link to the Phone Guidepage, 2 the link to
the Accessories page, 3 the link to the Upcoming Models page, and 4 the link to the Ringtones page. Also,
all the links in the project are indicated by the mouse cursor changing to the finger pointing cursor.
Marker’s
Comments
–Phone Guide Page
The main features on Phone Guide page consist of the 9 buttons eachstating a different Nokia mobile
phone model. These buttons, when touched by the mouse, change the colour of the button and a number
appears from 1-9, depending on the position of the button. The transition of the button text to a number
aims to imitate the keypad of a phone. Each of thesebuttons link to a new page foreach mobile phone
Marker’s
Comments
–Phone Guide (Mobile Phone description pages)
The pages that are linked to by the buttons on the Phone Guide page show individual mobile phones. Each
page has a picture of the phone, as well as an individual title of the model number, and a short description
of the phone’s capabilities.
Marker’s
Comments
–Accessories Page
The Accessories page mainly consists of images of the items that are available for use with mobile phones.
The images of the phone covers link to the certain phone model that they belong to. The Trading Stores
title points to the dropdown field that contains the names of stores that deal in Nokia merchandise.
Marker’s
Comments

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–Upcoming Models Page
The Upcoming Models is similar to the Phone Guide page, the only difference being that there are not as
many buttons on this page. These five buttons link to more individual mobile phone pages.
Marker’s
Comments
–Upcoming Models (Mobile Phone descriptionpages)
These pages are also similar to the ones in the Phone Guide, with each page having a picture of the phone,
as well as an individual title of the model number, and a short description of the phone’s capabilities.
Marker’s
Comments
–Ringtones Page
The Ringtones page allows the userto enter in a name of any song. The archive will then be searched, and
if the song name is found, the name of the artist will be displayed, as well as the keys that need to pressed
in order for the ringtone to be composed into the mobile phone. If the song name is not found, a message
will be displayed informing the user of the song’s unavailability. Pressing the New Search button will clear
the search field, and the user can search a different song. The mobile phone animation, when touched by
the mouse, will play a sample ringtone sound.
Marker’s
Comments