Pantech DM P100 User manual

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Thank you for selecting Disney Mobile's™ DM-P100.
Equipped with many of today’s most popular and
advanced wireless features, the simple-to-use, easily
customized DM-P100 will keep you and your family
better connected. Your new phone includes:
•A camera with embedded flash to make taking
pictures quick and easy, day or night
•Customized user interface menu that features the
Disney Mobile Family Applications
•A flip-phone design with dual LCD displays
•Increased memory for wireless Internet access,
messaging and image transmissions
•A two-way speakerphone and voice-activated dialing
•A large, 300-entry phone book with easy access to
all your contacts
•Ability to download and personalize your phone with
images, ringtones, themes, games and applications.
•A web browser with a menu of selected web sites
that are specially designed to be viewed on wireless
phones
Your DM-P100 also supports text and picture messag-
ing, MIDI, MP3 or QCELP audio formats, plus JPG image
graphics for a rich multimedia experience.
Fun, easy-to-use and featuring the latest wireless
technology, the Disney Mobile DM-P100 is the smart
choice for today’s mobile family.
IM PORTANT IN FOR M ATI ON
THIS DISN EYMOBILE DM-P100 USER GUIDE CONTAINS IMPORTANT INFORMATION
REGARDING PROPER USE AND HANDLING OF YOUR NEW PHONE.
NOTE: PLEASE BE AWARE OF THE WARRANT Y'S EXCLUSIONS AND LIMITATIONS
WHICH ARE RELATED TO UNAU T HORIZED USE OF COMPONENTS.
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TABLE OF
CONTENTS
TABLEOFCONTENTS
CHAPTER1: GETTINGSTARTED 5
InsidethePackage 6
HandsetDescription 7
DisplayIcons 9
Battery Usage 10
Installation 10
Removal 10
Charging 11
Power Connection 11
TalkTime 12
Standby Time 12
BatteryHandlingInformation 13
Dos/Dont’s 13
CHAPTER2: BASICPHONEOPERATION 15
TurningthePhoneOn/Off 16
PoweringOn 16
PoweringOff 16
Accessingthe Menu 17
MenuSummary 18
BasicFunctions 20
MakingCalls 20
Speakerphone 21
Pause 21
AnsweringCalls 22
CallerID 22
CallWaiting 22
Volume 23
Silencer 23
DuringaCall 24
Mute/Unmute 24
Messaging 24
MyPhone# 24
SendMyPhone# 24
Location 24
MakingEmergencyCalls 25
911 inLockMode 25
911 UsingAnyAvailableSystem 25
CHAPTER3: DATA ENTRY 27
EnteringLetters,Numbers&Symbols 28
Standard[Abc]InputMode 29
T9InputMode[Word] 30
Numeric Mode 31
Symbols Mode 31

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Voice Recorder 90
Record Voice 90
VoiceGallery 91
Tool 92
Scheduler 92
AlarmClock 94
Notepad 95
Calculator 97
Stopwatch 98
WorldClock 99
Settings 100
Display 100
Greeting 100
MenuStyle 100
Contrast 100
Backlight 101
Volume 102
RingtoneVolume 102
EarpieceVolume 102
AlertVolume 103
GameVolume 103
Roaming 104
SetMode 104
CallGuard 104
Messaging 105
Auto Delete 105
Signature 105
Quicknote 106
Text Entry 106
Security 107
Lock Phone 107
ChangeLockCode 107
SpecialNumbers 108
DeletingContacts 108
ResetYourPhone 109
Setup/Others 110
FlipActivation 110
Language 110
TTY 111
Location 111
PhoneInfo 112
DeviceInfo 112
Version 112
CHAPTER4: MENU FUNCTION 33
Contacts 34
ContactList 34
New Contact 35
Groups 36
Family 36
Friends 36
School 36
Business 36
Colleagues 37
No Group 37
SpeedDial 38
VoiceDial 39
Record New 39
VoiceDialList 40
Messaging 41
CallHistory 41
Recent 41
Missed 42
Received 43
Dialed 44
CreateMessage 45
Text 45
Pix 46
Inbox 48
Outbox 50
Drafts 51
FamilyCenter™ 53
FamilyLocator™ 54
FamilyMonitor™ 58
FamilyAlert!™ 62
CallControl 60
Entertainment 67
Ringtones 72
Images 75
Theme It 78
Games 80
DisneyZone 82
Toolbox 84
MyProfile 84
Camera 85
Take Pix 85
PixGallery 89
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GETTINGSTARTED
Thefirststopinlearningallaboutyour
newDM-P100cameraphone...
•Package Contents
•HandsetDescription
•BatteryUsage&Handling
CHAPTER
ONE
CHAPTER5: SAFETYANDWARRANTY 113
SafetyInformationforWireless
Handheld Phones 114
ExposuretoRadioFrequencySignals 114
Antenna Care 115
DrivingSafety 116
ElectronicDevices 117
Pacemakers 117
OtherMechanicalDevices 118
PostedFacilities 118
Other Safety Guidelines 118
Aircraft 118
Blasting Areas 118
PotentiallyExplosiveAtmospheres 119
Precautions 120
SafetyInformationforFCCRFExposure 121
Cautions 121
Body-worn Operation 122
VehicleMountedExternalAntenna
(optional,IfAvaliable) 122
SARInformation 123
FDAConsumer Update 125
Protect YourWarranty 135
12MonthLimitedWarranty 136
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CONTENTS
SafetyInformationforWireless
Handheld Phones

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CH1 HANDSETDESCRIPTION
ThecompactDisneyMobileDM-P100 weighsonly
3.84ouncesandmeasures 1.92"x3.43"x .94".
INSIDETHE PACKAGE
Important!Thispackageshouldcontainallthe
itemsshown below.Ifanythingismissingordifferent,
pleasecontacttheretailer whereyoupurchased
thephoneorcall1-866-DISNEY2ifyoupurchased
online orover thephone.
Handset
Navigation(NAV)Key
Speaker Key
SendKey
NAVBars(Softkeys)
Camera Key
Earpiece
End/PowerKey
Back Key
Microphone
ACTravelCharger
*Hands-freeEarpieceNotShown*
UserManual
&FamilyFunctionsQuickguide Standard Battery
1.8''65KColorCSTN
LCDDisplay
Antenna
Earjack
Camera
Key
Volume
Key
State LED
SubLCD
Camera Flash
Camera Lens

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HANDSETDESCRIPTION
DISPLAY ICONS
DISPLAY INDICATORS
Seepage9foralist oficons.
NAVIGATION BAROPTIONS
(SOFTKEYS)
Displayssoftkeys functions.
NAVKEY
AccessesDisneyMobileFamily
Applicationsandallowsyoutomake
selectionswithinaspecificmenu.
TEXT&GRAPHIC DISPLAYSCREEN
MENU
ENTERTAINMENT
CONTACTS
Withinamenu,usetheNAVKEY to scroll up, down, left orrightthrough
listed optionstomakea selection.
ONTHEIDLESCREEN
UP=Entertainment
DOWN=Menu
RIGHT= Messaging
LEFT=FamilyCenter
MENU
MESSAGING
FAMILYCENTER
Presstomakeorreceivecalls.
PressandholdtoaccessVRMode
(VoiceActivatedDialing)
PressandholdtoturnthephoneON/OFF.
PresstoendcallsorreturntotheIdleScreen.
(Left NAVBar) Presstoaccess Contactsor
softkeydisplayed.
(RightNAVBar)Press to accesstheMenuor
softkeydisplayed.
Presstodeletecharactersorreturn tothe
previous screen.
PressandholdtoactivateSilencerMode.
Presstoacceptawordand/oraddaspace.
Press to enable Speakerphone Mode.
Presstoaccess the CameraMenu.
PressandholdtoactivateCameraMode.
Signal Strength
Morelines=astrongersignal.
Messaging
Digital Mode
IndicatesthephoneisoperatinginDigitalModeandreadytomake
calls.Ifnot present,phonewill be inan outof service status.
Battery
Morebars=astrongercharge.
Mute
Indicates the phonehasbeenmutedduringacall.
EmergencyCall
Blinkswhenanemergencycall isin progress.
Silencer
Indicates the phonewillvibratewithincomingcalls.
Speakerphone
IndicatesthephoneisoperatinginSpeakerphoneMode.
Schedule
Appearswhenevents oralarmsare set.
Ringtone
Mode
GPS
Indicates the phone’s LocationServiceisenabled
ordisabled.
TTYMode
Indicates the phone’s TTY Modeis active.
Indicates the phoneisoutof TTY servicearea.
Service
Indicates acallinprogress.
Indicates the phonecannotreceive
networksignals.
NewMessage Voice Message
Voice& TextMessage
RingtoneOff Vibrate On Ringtone HighVibrate

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BATTERYUSAGE
CHARGING
Power Connection
Plugone endoftheACchargerintothebottomof
thephoneandthe otherinto astandardoutlet.Your
phone'sbatterymustbeinstalled correctlytocharge
atmaximumcapacity.
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INSTALLATION
Placethebatteryonthe backofthehandsetandslide
until itlocksintoplace.
REMOVAL
Onthebackofthehandset,push thereleaselatch
down, liftthebatteryupandremoveitfromthehandset.
NOTE:
IFTHEBATTERYISNOTINSTALLEDCORRECTLY,THEPHONEWILLNOTPOWERON
AND/ORTHEBATTERYMAYDETACHDURINGUSE. NOTE:
• UPONPURCHASE,BATTERIESMUSTBEFULLYCHARGEDFOREIGHTHOURS
BEFOREUSINGTHEPHONE.
• WHENCHARGINGPOWERED-OFFPHONES,ASTATUSMESSAGEWILLAPPEAR
ONTHEINTERNALDISPLAYSCREEN.YOURPHONEWILLNOTOPERATEUNTIL
POWEREDON.
• INADDITIONTOBEINGCORRECTLYCONNECTEDTOYOURPHONE,BATTERIES
WILLCHARGEMOREEFFICIENTLYWITHTHEPHONEPOWEROFF.
• BATTERYOPERATINGTIMEWILLGRADUALLYDECREASEWITHUSE.
• IFTHEBATTERYFAILSTOPERFORMPROPERLY,ITMAYNEEDTOBE
REPLACED.

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BATTERYHANDLINGINFORMATION
DOs
• Useonlymanufacturer-approvedbatteriesand
chargersfortheirintendedpurpose.
• Try tokeepbatteriesintemperaturesbetween41ºF
(5ºC) and95ºF(35ºC).
• Ifbatteriesarestoredintemperaturesaboveor
belowtherecommendedrange,allowwarm-upor
cool-downtimebeforeusing.
• Rechargephonebatterieswhencompletelydrained,
whichcan takeapproximatelyoneto fourdaysof
usage.
• Storedischarged batteriesina cool,dark,dryplace.
• Purchaseanewbatterywhenoperatingtime
graduallydecreasesafterbeing fullycharged.
• Properlydisposeofbatteriesaccordingtolocal laws.
• Keepdisposedbatteriesawayfromfire.
DON’Ts
• Donotattempttodisassemblethebattery–itis
sealedwith noserviceableparts.
• Carryingbatteriesinyourpurseorpocketwithother
metallicobjectssuch ascoins,clips andpensmay
accidentallyshortcircuitorcriticallydamagethe
battery.
• Don’tleavebatteries inhot/coldtemperatures.This
couldsignificantlyreducethebattery'slifetimeand
capacity.
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TALK TIME
Operatingtime issubjecttohandsetusageand
configuration.
STANDBYTIME
Operatingtime issubjecttohandsetusageand
configuration.
NOTE:
HOURSAREBASEDONNEWBATTERIES.TALKANDSTANDBYLENGTHMAY
DECREASEOVERTIME.
BATTERYCAPACITY
StandardBattery(1100mAh) Upto3.5hours
ExtendedBattery(1800mAh) Upto5hours
BATTERYCAPACITY
StandardBattery(1100mAh) Upto380hours
ExtendedBattery(1800mAh) Upto620hours

BASICPHONEOPERATIONS
Simplestep-by-stepinstructionson
using theDM-P100features, including...
•TurningthePhone On/Off
•AccessingtheMainMenu
•Main Menu Summary
•BasicFunctions
•MakingEmergencyCalls
CHAPTER
TWO
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CH2
ACCESSINGTHEMENU
YourDM-P100cameraphonefeatures acustomized
MainMenu.Functionscanbeaccessedbyscrolling
up/downwiththeNAVIGATION(NAV)KEYorby
pressingthespecificnumberthatcorrespondswith
each menu item.
Contacts(1)
Messaging(2)
FamilyCenter™(3)
Entertainment(4)
Toolbox(5)
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TURNING THEPHONEON/OFF
POWERING ON
1.Pressandhold untilthePowerOnlogoappears
andthetonesounds.
NOTE:
• IFA“PASSWORD”MESSAGEAPPEARSONYOURPHONE'SLCDSCREEN,ENTER
YOUR4-DIGITPASSWORDTOUNLOCKFROMLOCKMODE.
•DEFAULTPASSWORDFROMLOCKISTHELAST4DIGITSOFYOURPHONENUMBER.
POWERING OFF
1.Pressandhold untilthePowerOfflogoappears.
NOTE:
• IMMEDIATELYCHANGEORRECHARGEYOURPHONE'SBATTERYWHENTHE
LOWBATTERYWARNING:POWEROFFMESSAGEAPPEARS.MEMORYDAMAGE
MAYOCCURIFTHEPHONEPOWERSOFFBYITSELFDUETOADRAINEDBATTERY.
• TURNTHEPHONEOFFBEFOREREMOVINGORREPLACINGTHEBATTERY.IF
LEFTON,UNSAVEDDATAMAYBELOST. 1.ToaccesstheMainMenuinIdleMode,press
[MENU]or .
2.UsetheNAVKEYtoscrollthroughthemenuoptions.
3.Toreturntothepreviousscreen,press .
Exitthe currentscreenandreturntoIdleModeby
pressing .
4.Press toenterone ofthefunctionsdisplayed
orpressitsassignednumbertohavedirectaccessto
thatfunction.
NOTE:
HOTKEYS
VIATHEIDLESCREEN,PRESSANDHOLDTHENAVKEYASINDICATEDBELOWTO
ACCESSTHEFOLLOWINGFUNCTIONS:
• UP:ENTERTAINMENT
• DOWN:MENU
• RIGHT:MESSAGING
• LEFT:FAMILYCENTER™
•PresstheNAV Key’sdownarrowtosearchthemenu
innumerical order.
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MENUSUMMARY
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MENUSUMMARY
1.ContactList
2.NewContact
3.Groups
4.Speed Dial
5.VoiceDial 1.RecordNew
2.VoiceDialList
6.Services
1.CallHistory 1. Recent
2.Missed
3.Received
4. Dialed
2.Voicemail
3.CreateMessage 1.Text
2.Pix
4.Inbox
5.Outbox
6.Drafts
1.MyProfile
2.Camera 1.TakePix
2.PixGallery
3.VoiceRecorder 1.Record Voice
2.VoiceGallery
4.Tools 1.Scheduler 1. AddEvent
2.ViewEvent
2.AlarmClock 1. Alarm1
2.Alarm2
3.Alarm3
3.Notepad 1.AddNotepad
2.ViewNotepad
3.Settings
4. Calculator
5.Stopwatch
6.World Clock
5.Settings 1.Display 1.Greeting
2.Menu Style
3.Contrast
4.Backlight
2.Volume 1.RingtoneVolume
2. Earpiece Volume
3.AlertVolume
4.Game Volume
3.Roaming 1.SetMode
2.CallGuard
4.Messaging 1.Auto Delete
2.Signature
3.Quicknotes
4. Text Entry
5.Security 1.LockPhone
2. Change LockCode
3.SpecialNumbers
4.Delete Contacts
5.ResetPhone
6.Setup/Others 1.Flip Activation
2.Langage
3.TTY
4. Location
7. PhoneInfo 1.DeviceInfo
2.Version
1. Family Locator
2.FamilyMonitor
3.FamilyAlert!
4.CallControl
1. Ringtones
2.Images
3.ThemeIt
4. Games
5.DisneyZone
6.Applications
7. Web
FAMILY CENTER
CONTACTS
LEVEL ONE LEVEL TWO LEVEL THREE LEVEL FOUR LEVEL ONE LEVEL TWO LEVEL THREE LEVEL FOUR
MESSAGING
ENTERTAINMENT
TOOLBOX

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BASICFUNCTIONS
MAKINGCALLS
1.Enteraphonenumberandpress [SEND]todial.
2. willappearonthedisplayscreenasyourcallis
beingconnected.
3.Endcallsbypressing [END] tohangup.
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BASICFUNCTIONS
SPEAKERPHONE
Thisfeatureallowsyou tolistenthroughthespeaker
andtalkhands-free.
1.ToactivatethespeakerphoneinIdle,Answeringor
CallingModes, press .
2.SpeakerphoneModewilldeactivateafterending
acallorwhenthephoneispoweredoffandthenon
again.
PAUSE
Thisfeatureallowsyou todialorsavephone
numbersthatincludeadditionalextensionsorgroups
ofnumbers.
1.Toinsertapause,enteraphonenumberthenpress
[OPTIONS].SelecteitheraHardPause (P)ora
TimedPause(T)andcontinueenteringanyadditional
numbers.
2.Press todial [SEND]or [SAVE]tostore.
PleaserefertoChapter4:Contactsformoredetails
aboutstoringphonenumbers.
NOTE:
TOMODIFYPHONENUMBERSAFTERENTERING:
• ERASEONECHARACTERATATIMEBYPRESSING .
• TOERASETHEENTIRENUMBER,PRESSANDHOLD .
NOTE:
• IF“CALLFAILED”MESSAGEAPPEARSONTHEPHONE'SSCREENORTHE
LINEISBUSY,PRESS OR .
• WHENMAKINGORRECEIVINGCALLSFROMSTOREDNUMBERS,BOTHTHE
CONTACTNAMEANDNUMBERWILLBEDISPLAYED.
• YOUCANMAKECALLSTHROUGHTHEVRMODE,WHICHISCALLED“VAD
(VOICE-ACTIVATEDDIALING).”PLEASEREFERTOCHAPTER4:VOICEDIAL
FORMOREDETAILS.
NOTE:
THISFEATUREISUSEDFORAUTOMATEDSYSTEMS(I.E.,VOICEMAIL,CALLING
CARDS)WHENGROUPSOFNUMBERSORSPECIALCODESAREREQUIRED.
AFTERTHEPHONENUMBER,INSERTAPAUSETOADDADDITIONALNUMBERS,
WHICHWILLTHENBEDIALEDAUTOMATICALLYAFTERTHEPAUSE.

CALLWAITING
Abeeptonewillindicateincoming callswhenyou’re
alreadyonthephone,whiletheLCD screenwill
displaythecaller’s phonenumber.
1.Toanswerasecondcallwhileonthe phone,press
toplacethe firstcallonhold.Retrieveyourfirst
call bypressing again.
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CH2
BASICFUNCTIONS
VOLUME
AdjusttheRingtone,Earpiece, AlertsandGameVolume
tosatisfyyourpersonalcomfortlevel.
1.Press [MENU] thenselectone
ofthefollowingvolumecontrols:
2. Adjust the selected volume, then press [OK]
to save.
SILENCER
Muteskeytones/ringtoneswhileactivatingthe
VibrationModetoindicateincomingcallsormessages.
1.Toturn SilencerMode on/off,pressandhold .
2. indicatesSilencerModeisactive.
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BASICFUNCTIONS
ANSWERINGCALLS
1.Toanswerincoming calls,press .
(except , , or )
2.Endcallsbypressing tohangup.
NOTE:
IGNOREINCOMINGCALLSBYPRESSING [IGNORE].
INCOMINGCALLRINGTONECANBEMUTEDBYPRESSING OR .
NOTE
TOADJUSTEARPIECEVOLUMEDURINGACALL,PRESSTHENAVKEY
ORTHESIDEVOLUMEKEYUP/DOWN.
CALLERID
Identifiescallersbydisplayingtheirphonenumber. If
thecaller’snameandnumberare storedin Contacts,
bothwillappear.
NOTE:
CALLERIDDATAISSTOREDINRECENTCALLS.
•RingtoneVolume(Ringer,KeyTone,andPowerON/OFF
Volumes)
•EarpieceVolume(EarpieceandSpeakerVolumes)
•AlertVolume
•GameVolume

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MAKINGEMERGENCYCALLS
ActivatetheEmergencyCallModebydialingthe
pre-programmed911emergency number. Thisfeature
alsooperatesin Lock Mode (instructionslaterin
manual)aswellasoutoftheservicearea.Whena
911 callhasbeenmade,thephonemoves to
EmergencyModeanddisplays relevantinformation
onthe screenforfiveminutesanditexitsEmergency
Modeafterfiveminutes withoutuserinteraction.
911 IN LOCK MODE
This911 callservice isavailableevenwhenyour
phoneisinLockMode.
1.Enter911,thenpress toconnectthecall.
2.Yourphonewill maintaintheEmergencyCallMode
forfiveminutes.
911 USINGANY AVAILABLESYSTEM
1.Enter911,thenpress toconnectthecall.
2.Yourphonewill maintaintheEmergencyCallMode
forfiveminutes.
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DURING A CALL
Youcanviewmenuoptionsduring callsbypressing
[OPTIONS].
MUTE
Thisfeaturepreventscallersfromhearingsound
orconversationfrom your phone. When Mute is
activated,youwillstillbeabletohearthecaller.
1.Press [OPTIONS],then .
MESSAGING
Tosendamessageduringacall.
1. Press [OPTIONS] .
MYPHONE #
Viewyourownphonenumberduringacall.
1. Press [OPTIONS] .
SENDMY PHONE#
Automaticallytransmitsyourphonenumbertoa
pagerduringacall.
1. Press [OPTIONS] .
LOCATION
Enables thenetworktolocateyour currentlocation
throughGlobal PositioningSystem(GPS).
1. Press [OPTIONS] .
•To deactivateMute,press [OPTIONS],then .
YourphonedeactivatesMutewhensetinEmergency
CallorCallbackMode.
•Ifthecalldoesnotgo through,yourphonewill
continuouslyattempttoreceiveorsendcallsfrom
anyavailablesystem.
•When theemergencycallends,yourphonewill
automaticallyreturnto LockMode.

DATA ENTRY
Everything youneedtoknowabout
enteringletters,number&symbolson
yourDM-P100’sphone.
CHAPTER
THREE
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MEMO

ENTERINGLETTERS,NUMBERS& SYMBOLS
Input Mode(AlphaEditor)isautomaticallyactivated
whenlettersand/or numbersare entered.Modes
include:Standard(Abc),Word(Word),Numeric(123),
andSymbol(Symbols).
TheInputModeIndicatorappears onthelowerright
sideoftheNAV BarOptions.First,press [Abc]to
accesstheInputModes.Scrollthemenuwiththe
downNAV KEYtoselectthedesiredInputMode,then
press [OK]toenteryourinputselection.
Thefollowingchartillustratesthe function(s)
assignedto eachkeyintheAlpha Editor.
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INPUTMODEINDICATOR
Abc:StandardMode
WORD:WordMode
123:NumericMode
Symbols:Symbols Mode
KEY FUNCTION
PresstoselectadifferentInputMode.
[Abc][Word][123][Symbols]
Presstoviewthenextwordifthe high
lightedtextisnotdesired.
Presstoacceptawordaswellasadd
aspace.
Pressto select aletter case ofthe
Standard(Letter)Inputor T9 (Text)Input
Mode.[Abc],[ABC],and[abc] indicatethe
StandardTextInput.[Word],[WORD],and
[word]indicate thePredictive TextInput.
Presstodeleteacharactertothe leftof
the cursor.
Abc
Next
Space
CapsLock
Clear
ENTERINGLETTERS,NUMBERS& SYMBOLS
STANDARD[Abc]INPUT MODE
Use the number keys on your phone’skeypad to enter
letters,numbersandcharacters.
1.Enterletters,numbersandcharactersusingyour
phone’skeypadasfollows:
ChangetheInput Mode bypressing [Abc].When
enteringspecialcharacterssuchas.@ -’,/:?( ),
press [1]repeatedly.
2.Toenteraspacebetweencharacters,press .
Thecursorwillautomaticallyadd aspace/movetothe
nextcolumn.
3.Repeatuntilallletters/characters areentered.
Pleasenote:Textmessageshavea160-characterlimit.
4.Deleteone characterbypressing .To deletethe
entireentry,pressandhold .
5.Changefromlowercasetouppercasebypressing .
FOREXAMPLE:
SELECTABCMODEBYPRESSING [ABC];THEABCICONWILLAPPEARASA
VISUALCONFIRMATION.
• FINDTHEKEYTHATCORRESPONDSTOTHELETTERYOUWISHTOENTERAND
CONTINUETOPRESSUNTILTHATLETTERAPPEARSONTHESCREEN.
• TOENTERTHENAME“JOHN”:
PRESS J
PRESS O
PRESS H
PRESS N
KEYPAD
2ABC A B C 2 A
3DEF D E F 3 D
4GHI G H I 4 G
: : : : : :
9WXYZ W X Y Z 9
1Time Repetitions
2Times Repetitions
3Times Repetitions
4Times Repetitions
5Times

FOREXAMPLE:
TOENTER“HILLTOP”INTHET9INPUTMODE:
• PRESS [Abc]TOSELECTTHET9INPUTMODEAND TOCHOOSE
THESMALLLETTERCASE(T9WORD).
• PRESS ANDYOUWILLSEE“HILL”HIGHLIGHTED.PRESS
TO SELECTIT.
• PRESS ANDYOUWILLSEE“TOP”HIGHLIGHTED.PRESS 
TOSELECTIT.
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ENTERINGLETTERS,NUMBERS& SYMBOLS
T9INPUTMODE[WORD]
TheT9 InputModeutilizesabuilt-in dictionaryto
determine wordsbasedonthecharactersyouenter.
Wordscanbeenteredmorequicklybypressingkeys
once percharacter.
1.Selectthe T9[Word]InputModebypressing
[Word].
2.Pressthe correspondingnumberkeyandcontinue
topressuntilthefirstcharacterappearsonthescreen,
thenentersubsequentcharactersuntilyou'veinput
thedesiredword.
3.Viewthenextmatchingwordbypressing .
4.Selectwordsandenterspacesbypressing .
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NOTE:
TOENTERCOMPOUNDWORDS:
• ENTERTHEFIRSTPARTOFTHEWORD,THENPRESS TOSELECT.
• ENTERTHELASTPARTOFTHEWORD,THENPRESS TOENTERTHEWORD.
ENTERINGLETTERS,NUMBERS& SYMBOLS
NUMERICMODE
Allowsyoutoinputnumberswhenstoringentriesin
Contactsandsendingtextmessages.
1.Press [Abc],selectNumericMode[123],and
press [OK].
2.Enteranumberbypressingitscorresponding
keypaddigitkeyuntilthenumberappearsonthe
LCD screen.
SYMBOLSMODE
Allowsyoutoinputsymbolswhenstoringentries in
Contactsandsendingtextmessages.
1.Press [Abc],selectSymbolMode[Symbols],
andpress [OK].
2.Scrollup, down,left orrightwiththeNAVKeyto
selectthesymbolyouwantto
•UsetheNAVKeytovieweachrowofsymbols.
PRESS []
PRESS []
OR




enter.

MENUFUNCTION
Includesdetailedinformationon
yourDM-P100’sMainMenufeatures
andfunctions..
•Contacts
•Messaging
•FamilyCenter™
•Entertainment
•Toolbox
CHAPTER
FOUR
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CONTACTS
STORINGPHONENUMBERS
Youcanstoreupto300individualentries(names and
numbers)in Contacts.
1.Enteraphonenumber, thenpress [OK]tosave.
2.Select“NewContact”or“ExistingContact”andpress
[OK].
New Contact:Presstheleft/rightNAVKEYtochoose
thelistingtypeindicatedbytheiconbelowthe num-
ber.Press [OK]toselect.
ExistingContact:Enterthecontactnamebeingedited
whenthe“Find”screenappears, thenpress [OK].
Press theleft/rightNAVKEYtoselectthelistingtype,
thenpress [OK].
3.ToenteroreditanexistingContactname, pressthe
downNAV KEYtoenterinformationintoadditional
fields.
Pleasereferto Page 29formoredetailsonentering
letters,numbers& symbols. TochangetheInput
Mode,press [Abc].
4.Press [OK]tosaveyourentry[Save].“New
ContactAdded”or“ContactEdited”willappearonyour
phonescreen.
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CONTACTS
Easilyaccessyourmostfrequentlydialedfamily,
friends,schools, andbusinessnumbers.Contacts
allowsyoutostoreupto300entries,either
individuallyorbygroup.
Here’showtoaccessthe functionsavailablein
Contacts:
CONTACTLIST
Quicklyrevieworretrievecallsandentriesbyname,
orsortalphabeticallybyenteringthefirstfewletters
ofacontact name.
1.Press [MENU] toviewstoredContact
namesalphabetically.
2.Enteraname(orthe firstfewlettersofacontact
name)orscrollthroughthelistwiththeup/down
NAVKEY.
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letters,numbers& symbols.
3.Selectanentry;press toplacethecall.
OptionsforContacts displayedinclude:
1. Send Message
2.AddSpeed Dial#
3. Delete
OptionsforContacts with anemailaddressinclude:
1. Send Message
2. Delete
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enteringletters,numbers&symbols.
•EntryFields:
Name/RingtoneID/PixID/Mobile/Home/Office/Group/
E-mail/Mobile2/E-mail2