O2 Xda User manual

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Quick Start Guide
Xda Guide

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Welcome to the ø Xda Guide
Use this booklet to get your Xda Guide
up and running fast.

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Your new Xda Guide
What’s in the box? 1
Tour of the Xda Guide 3
Inserting your sim card 6
Installing the battery 6
Installing a microSD™ card 7
Charging the battery 8
Assembling the in-car holder 9
Get connected
Switching on 11
Connection settings 12
The TouchFLO™ home screen 13
Making the first call 15
Typing text 16
Basic settings 17
Adding favourite contacts 21
Sending a text message 23
Sending an MMS message 23
HTC Footprints™ 24
Using Wi-Fi 27
Setting up an internet email account 28
Mobile internet 30
Bluetooth 31
Appointments 33
Things to do 34
Taking photos and shooting videos 35
Viewing photos and videos 36
Connecting to a computer 39
Synching your Xda Guide with
your computer 41
Copying files to your Xda Guide 43
Synching music files 44
Listening to music 45
Resetting your Xda Guide 46
Contents

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Your new Xda Guide
What’s in the box?
Xda Guide handset Battery
Power adaptor
Screen protector
Wired stereo headset
USB cable
Pouch
In-car holder
Car charger
1GB MicroSD™ card

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Quick Start Guide
Getting Started CD
Getting Started Disc
Includes: Windows MobileTM software
Microsoft® ActiveSync® 4.5 (for XP)
Windows Mobile Device Center (for Vista)
Microsoft® Outlook® 2007 60-day trial
Full User Manual
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2008 Microsoft Corporation
Xda Guide
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Quick Start Guide
Xda Guide

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Tour of your ø Xda Guide
LED indicator status
Green – Battery is fully-charged
Flashing green – SMS, MMS or email reminders
Amber – Battery is charging
Flashing amber – Battery level is low
Speaker
Back Cover
Strap Holder
Earpiece
receiver
LCD Touch
Screen
Notification LED
HTC Footprints
GPS
Talk / Send End Key
Navigation Key
with Enter button

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Speaker
Back Cover
Strap Holder
3.2 Megapixel Camera
Power
Microphone
Sync Connector

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Stylus
Volume Down
Volume Up

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Inserting your sim card
Before you start using your Xda Guide you’ll need to insert your sim card. This contains
your mobile phone number.
Make sure the Xda Guide is turned off.
Remove the back cover by using your thumb or finger to
lift it from the bottom.
Remove battery. Look for the sim card slot (top right of
the space) and place the sim card in it with the gold
contacts facing down and the cut-off corner matching
the shape of the slot.
Slide the sim card completely into place.
Installing the battery
Line up the battery’s copper contacts with the connectors in
the battery compartment and push it into place.
Make sure that the free end of the ribbon is showing above the
battery (you will use this to pull the battery out again when you
need to).
Replace the back cover.

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Installing a microSD™ card
Using a microSD card gives you additional memory to store anything you want.
We’ve included one with your Xda Guide which contains map data for the CoPilot®
(Sat Nav) application, but you can use the available space on it to store other things,
such as photos and music files.
Remove the back cover and you’ll see the microSD slot on the top right above the
battery compartment.
Slide in the microSD card with the gold contacts facing down and make sure it clicks
fully into place.
To remove, press the microSD card until it clicks and releases.