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
All rights reserved. Portions ©
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.

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Charging the battery
The battery in the Xda Guide should be partially charged, but you’ll need to
charge it properly before you start using it.
Plug the USB connector of the AC adapter into the slot on your Xda Guide.
Plug the AC adapter into an electrical outlet.
It should take about 3 hours to fully charge the battery.

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Assembling the in-car holder
Match the two tabs on the base with the slots on the cradle and slide it firmly down
until the tabs click into place.
Installing the in-car holder in your vehicle
Place the suction pad on a smooth surface, such as the windscreen, and push the lever
so that the suction pad attaches itself firmly.
Always ensure that the base is very firmly attached to the surface or it may work loose
and fall off.

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Using the in-car holder to hold your Xda Guide
Line up the bottom edge of the Xda Guide with the bottom of the cradle
and push the top edge back so that it clicks into the top part of the cradle.
Check that it’s firmly held in place.
Tip: When the Xda Guide is switched on and placed in the in-car holder, the
NaviPanel opens automatically so you can use the GPS.
To remove the Xda Guide from the holder use your thumb to push the top edge
of the cradle up slightly and with your fingers, push the Xda Guide, through the
hole at the back of the cradle, before lifting it away.

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Switching on
Once you’ve inserted your sim card and fully charged the battery, you’re ready to switch
on your Xda Guide.
Press the power button.
A Quick Start Wizard takes you through the calibration of the screen and sets up the
timezone, date, time and password.
Follow the onscreen instructions to go through each setting. Once the Wizard finishes,
your Xda will save the new settings and restart.

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Setting up your data connection settings
After your Xda Guide restarts, you’ll be asked if you want to automatically set up its data
connections. This means the Xda Guide will set up your 3G/GPRS and data for you.
To automatically set up your data connection settings
1. When you see the Connection Setup message at the bottom of the screen, tap OK.
Connection Setup then starts to set up your Xda Guides data connection settings.
2. After the Connection Setup is complete, tap Restart.

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The TouchFLO™ home Screen
The TouchFLO screen is the Xda Guide home screen and from here you can access
functions such as contacts, messaging, email, music and internet.
Touch the icon on the screen to open the next window.

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Switching between tabs
To move from one home screen tab to another you can:
Touch the tab you want on the home screen
Press Navigation right or left to choose a tab
Press and hold your finger on the active tab and slide it right or left over the other tabs.
Tip: Press firmly when you’re sliding a tab.
The rest of this Quick Start Guide will show you how to use some of the home screen
tabs. For a more complete explanation of all the tabs go to the Full User Manual which
you’ll find on the Getting Started CD that comes with your Xda Guide.

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Making your first call
Press the TALK/SEND button to open the phone screen.
Tap the numbers on the keypad to dial the phone number.
Tip: If you tap a wrong number tap the to erase the last digit or hold it to erase the
entire number.
Press the TALK/SEND button again to dial the number.
Tip: When on a call, use the volume button on the side of the Xda Guide to turn it up or
down.
Checking for missed calls
If you’ve missed a call the will show in the title bar and on
the home screen. It will also show how many calls you have
missed.
To find out who called you tap the on the home screen to
bring up the details.

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Typing text
When you need to enter text you’ve got a choice of three keypads. Choose between
them by tapping the in the taskbar.
Full QWERTY Compact QWERTY Phone
keypad keypad keypad
Tap the keys to type text. Remember if you’re not using the full QWERTY keypad you
may need to tap a key more than once to choose the letter you need.
Tip: When using predictive text (T9 mode), tap the SPACE key to select the first word in
the predicted word list.

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Basic settings
Ring tone
Press TALK/SEND to open the phone screen and then tap Menu and Options.
From the Ring Tone list choose the ring tone you want and tap OK.
Alarm Clock
Select the Home tab and tap the time display.
Tap the Alarms tab.
Tick one of the boxes to enable an alarm. Change the
Description by tapping the default description and typing a
new one.
Tap the days of the week you want to set the alarm for.
Tap the time to set the time you want the alarm to go off.