Samsung SGH-J700V User manual

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marks of the Vodafone Group. Other product and company names mentioned herein
may be the trade marks of their respective owners.
Some of the contents in this manual may differ from your phone depending on the software of the phone or your
service provider.
Printed in Korea
Code No.:GH68-XXXXXA
English. 01/2008. Rev. 1.0

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using this
m anual
This userm anualhas been sp ecially designed to guide
you through the functions and features ofyourmobile
phone.To getstarted quickly,
refer to “introducing yourmobile phone,”
“assem b ling and preparing yourmobile phone,”
and “using basic functions.”
Instructionalicons
Before you start,fam iliarise yourselfwith the icons
you willsee in this m anual:
Warning —situationsthatcould cause injury
to yourselforothers
Caution —situations thatcould cause
dam age to yourphone orotherequipm ent
Note — notes,usage tips,or additional
information
X Refer to — pages with related information;
for exam ple:
X p.12 (represents “see page
12”)

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Copyrightinformation
Rights to alltechnologies and products thatcom prise
this device are the property oftheirrespective ow ners:
•Bluetooth®is a registered tradem ark ofthe
Bluetooth SIG,Inc.worldw ide— B luetooth QD
ID:B0XXXXX.
• Java™ is a tradem ark ofSun Microsystem s,Inc.
•Picsel™ and PicselView er™ are tradem arks of
PicselTechnologies,Inc.
→
Follow ed by —the orderof options or
menusyou mustselectto perform a step;
forexam ple:Press <M enu> →M essages →
Create new m essag e (represents Menu,
follow ed by M essag es, follow ed by Create
new message)
[ ]
Square brackets — phone keys;forexam ple:
[](represents the Pow er/M enu exitkey)
<> Angled brackets —softkeys thatcontrol
differentfunctions ateach screen;for
exam ple:<OK> (represents the OK
so ftkey)

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contents
safety and usage information 2
Safety warnings ................................................2
Safety precautions .........................................
....4
Im portantusage information .............................7
introducing your m obile phone 10
Unpack ............................................................10
Phone layout ......................................
.............11
Keys................................................................12
Disp lay ......................
......................................13
Icons .............................................................
...13
assem b ling and preparing yourmobile phone 15
Installthe SIM card and battery ......................15
Charge the battery ...........................................17
Inserta memory card (opti
onal).....................18
using basic functions 19
Turn yourphone on and off............................19
A ccess m enus ..................................................20

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Custom ise yourphone .....................................20
Usebasic callfunctions ...................................2 1
Send and view m essages ........
.........................2 2
A dd and find contacts ......................................2 5
Usebasic cam era functions ......................
.......2 6
Listen to music ................................................2 7
Brow se the web ....................................
...........28
using advanced functions 30
Useadvanced callfunctions ............................3 0
Useadvanced Phonebook functions ................3 2
Useadvanced messaging functions .................3 3
Useadvanced music functions .........
...............34
using tools and applications 36
Usethe Bluetooth wireless feature ..................3 6
Activate and send an SO S m essag e .................3 7
Activate m obile tracker ................................
...3 8
R ecord and play voice memos ........................39
Editimages.....................................................40
UseJav a-pow ered gam es and applicat
ions ....42
View world clocks ..........................................42
Setand use alarms..........................................43
Usethe calculator ...........................................44
C onvertcurrencies orm easurem ents ..............44
Seta countdow n timer.................
...................45
Usethe stopw atch ...........................................45
Create a text memo ...........................
..............45
Manageyourcalendar ....................................46
overview ofm enu functions a
troubleshooting b
index e

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safety and usage
information
Com ply with the follow ing precautions to avoid
dangerous orillegalsituations and ensure peak
perform ance ofyourmobile phone.
Keepyour phone aw ay from sm allchildren
and pets
K eep yourphone and allaccessories outofthe reach
ofsm allchildren oranimals. Sm allparts maycause
choking or serious injury ifsw allow ed.
Protectyourhearing
Safety warnings
Listening to a headset athigh volum es can
dam age yourhearing.Useonly the
minimum volum e setting necessary to hear
yourconversation ormusic.

safety and usage information
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Installmobile phones and equipm entwith
caution
Ensure thatany m obile phones orrelated equipm ent
installed in yourvehicle are securely m ounted.A void
placing yourphone and accessories near or in an air
bag deploym entarea.Improperly installed wireless
equipm entcan cause serious injury whenairbags
inf
late rapidly.
Handle and disp o se ofbatteries and chargers
with care
•Useonly Sam sung-approved batteries and chargers
specifically designed foryour phone.Incom patible
batteries and chargers can cause serious injuries or
dam age to yourphone.
• N ever dispose ofbatteries in a fire.Follow alllocal
regulations whendisposing used bat
teries.
• N ever place batteries or phones on orin heating
devices,su ch as microw ave ovens,stoves,or
radiators. Batteries mayexplode whenoverheated.
• N ever crush or puncture the battery.A void
exposing the battery to high externalpressu re,
which can lead t
o an internalshortcircuitand
overheating.
Avoid interference with pacem akers
Maintain a minimum of15 cm (6 inches)between
m obile phones and pacem akers to avoid potential
interference,as recom m ended by m anufacturers and
the independentresearch group,Wireless Technology
R esearch.Ifyou have any reason to su sp ect thatyour
phone is interfering wit
h a pacem akerorothermedical
device,turn offthe phone immediately and contactthe
m anufacturer ofthe pacem aker ormedicaldevice for
guidance.

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safety and usage information
Turn offthe phone in potentially explosive
environm ents
Donotuse yourphone atrefuelling points (service
stations)or near fuels orchem icals. Turn offyour
phone w henever directed by warning signs or
instructions.Yourphone could cause explosions or
fire in and around fuelor chem icalstorage and
transfer areas orblasting areas.Donotstore orcarry
flam m able liquids,g ases, orexplosive materials in the
sam e com partmentas the phone,its parts, or
accessories.
Reducethe risk ofrepetitive motion injuries
Whensending textm essages or playing gam es on
yourphone,hold the phone with a relaxed grip,press
the buttons lightly,use sp ecialfeatures thatreduce the
num berofbuttons you have to press (su ch as
tem plates and predictive text),and take frequent
br
eaks.
Drive safely atalltimes
A void using yourphone while driving and obey all
regulationsthatrestrictthe use ofm obile phoneswhile
driving.Usehands-free accessories to increase your
safety whenpossible.
Follow allsafety warnings and regulations
Com ply with any regulations thatrestrictthe use ofa
m obile phone in a certain area.
Useonly Sam sung-approved accessories
Using incom patible accessories maydam age your
phone orcause injury.
Turn offthe phone nearmedicalequipm ent
Safety precautions

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5
Y ourphone can interfere with medical equipm entin
hospitals orhealth care facilities.Follow all
regulations,posted warnings,and directions from
medicalpersonnel.
Turn offthe phone ordisab le the wireless
functions whenin an aircraft
Y ourphone can cause interference with aircraft
equipm ent.Follow allairline regulations and turn off
yourphone or sw itch to a m ode thatdisab les the
wireless functions whendirected by airline personnel.
Protectbatteries and chargers from dam age
• A void exposing batteries to very cold orvery hot
tem peratures (below 0° C/32° F orabove 45° C/
115° F).Extrem e tem peratures can reduce the
charging capacity and life ofyourbatteries.
•Preventbatteries from contacting metalobjects,as
this
can create a connection betw een the + and -
terminals ofyourbatteries and lead to tem porary or
permanentbattery dam age.
• N ever use a dam aged chargeror battery.
•Risk ofexplosion ifbattery is replaced by an
incorrecttype.Disp o se ofused batteri
es according
to the instructions
Handle yourphone carefully and sen sibly
•Donotallow yourphone to getwet—liquids can
cause serious dam age.Donothandle your phone

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safety and usage information
with wethands.Water dam age to yourphone can
void yourm anufacturer’s warranty.
•Avoid using orstoring yourphone in dusty,dirty
areas to preventdam age to moving parts.
• Y our phone is a com plex electronic device—
protectitfrom im pacts and rough handling
to avoid
serious dam age.
•Donotpaintyour phone,as paintcan clog m oving
parts and prevent properoperation.
•Avoid using the phone’s cam era flash orlightclose
to the eyes ofchildren oranimals.
• Y ourphone and memory cards maybe dam aged by
exposure to magnetic fields.
Donotuse carrying
cases or accessories with magnetic closures or
allow yourphone to com e in contactwith magnetic
fields for extended periods oftime.
Avoid interference with otherelectronic
devices
Yourphone em its radio frequency (RF)signals that
mayinterfere with unshielded orimproperly sh ielded
electronic equipm ent,su ch as pacem akers, hearing
aids,medicaldevices,and otherelectronic devices in
hom es or vehicles.Consultthe m anufacturers of
your
electronic devices to solve any interference problem s
you experience.

safety and usage information
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Useyourphone in the normalposition
Avoid contact with yourphone’s internalantenna.
Allow only qualified perso n nel to service
your phone
Allow ing unqualified personnelto service yourphone
mayresultin dam age to yourphone and willvoid your
warranty.
Ensure maximum battery and chargerlife
•Avoid charging batteries formore than a week,as
overcharging maysh o rten battery life.
•Overtime,unused batteries willdisch arge and must
be recharged before use.
•Disconnectchargers from pow ersources whennot
in use.
•Usebatteries only fortheir
intended purpose.
Handle SIM cards and memory cards with
care
•Donotrem ove a card while the phone is
transferring or accessing information,as this could
resultin loss ofdata and/ordam age to the card or
phone.
•Protectcards from strong sh o ck s, static electricity,
and electricalnoise f
rom otherdevices.
•Frequentwriting and erasing willshorten the life
span ofmemory cards.
•Donottouch gold-coloured contacts orterminals
with yourfingers ormetalobjects.Ifdirty,wipe the
card with a so ftcloth.
Importantusage information

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safety and usage information
Ensure access to em ergency services
Em ergency calls from yourphone maynotbe p o ssible
in so m e areas orcircum stances.Before travelling in
rem ote orundeveloped areas,plan an alternate method
ofcontacting em ergency services personnel.
Specific Absorption Rate (SA R )certification
information
Y ourphone conformsto European Union (EU )
standards thatlimithum an exposure to radio
frequency (RF)energy em itted by radio and
telecom m unications equipm ent.T hese standards
preventthe sale ofm obile phones thatexceed a
maximum exposure level(know n as the Specific
Absorpt
ion Rate,orSA R )of2.0 watts perkilogram of
body tissu e.
During testing,the maximum SA R recorded forthis
m odelwas0.499 watts perkilogram .In normaluse,
the actualSA R is likely to be muchlow er,as the
phone has been designed
to em itonly the RF energy
n ecessary to transm ita signalto the nearestbase
station.Byautom atically em itting low erlevels when
p o ssible,yourphone reduces youroverallexposure to
RF energy.
TheD eclaration of Conformity at the back ofthi
s
m anualdem onstrates yourphone’s com pliance with
the European Radio & TerminalTelecom m unications
E quipm ent(R& TTE)directive.Formore information
aboutthe SA R and related EU standards,visitthe
Sam sung m obile phone website.

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Correctdisp o sal ofthis product
(Waste Electrical& Electronic E quipm ent)
(A pplicable in the European Union and
otherEuropean countries with sep arate
collection sy stem s)
This marking show n on the productorits
literature,indicates thatitsh o u ld notbe
disposed with other
household wastes atthe end ofits
working life.To prevent possible harm to the
environm entorhum an health from uncontrolled waste
disposal,please sep arate this from othertypes of
wastes and recycle itresponsibly to prom ote the
su stainabl
e reuse ofmaterial resources.
H ousehold users should contact eitherthe retailer
where they purchased this product,ortheirlocal
governm entoffice,fordetails ofwhere and how they
can take this item forenvironm entally safe recycl
ing.
Busin ess users should contacttheirsupplier and check
the termsand conditionsofthe purchase contract.This
productshould notbe mixed with othercom m ercial
wastes for disposal.

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introducing
yourm obile
phone
In this section,learn aboutyourm obile phone’s layout,
keys,display,and icons.
U npack
C heck yourproductbox forthe follow ing item s:
• M obile phone
•Battery
•Traveladapter (charger)
•Userm anual
Theitem s su p plied with yourphone mayvary
depending on the so ftware and accessories
available in your country oroffered by your
service provider.
You can obtain additionalaccessories from your
local Sam sung dealer.

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Phone layout
The frontofyourphone includes the follow ing keys
and features:
Therear ofyourphone includes the follow ing keys
and features:
Earpiece
Pow er/Menu
exitkey
Alphanum eric
keys
Mouthpiece
Leftso ftkey
Dial
Volum e key
Memory card slot
Special
function keys
4-way
navigation key
Display
Centre key
Rightsoftkey
Delete key
Closing the phone autom atically locks the
exposed keys to preventyou from accidentally
pressing them .To unlock these keys,press
<U nlock> → <OK> .
Cam era lens
Mirro
Multifunction jack
Battery cover

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introducing yourmobile phone
Keys
Key Function
Softkeys Perform actions indicated atthe
bottom ofthe disp lay
Navigation
In Idle mode,access user-defined
m enus (left/right/up/dow n);In Menu
m ode,scrollthrough menuoptions
Centre
In Idle mode,access Menum ode;In
Menumode,selectthe highlighted
m enu option orconfirm an input
Dial
Makeoransw er a call;In Idle m ode,
retrieve recently dialled,missed ,or
received num bers
DeleteDelete characters oritem s in an
application
Pow er/
Menuexit
Sw itch the phone on and off(press and
hold);E nd a call;In M enu m ode,
cancelinputand return to Idle mode
Alpha-
num eric
Enter num bers,letters and sp ecial
characters;In Idle mode,press and
hold [1]to access voice mails and [0]
to enter an internationalcallprefix
Special
function
Enter specialcharacters orperform
specialfunctions;In Idle mode,press
and hold []forSilentprofile;Press
and hold []to enter a pause betw een
num bers
Volum e Adjustthe phone’s volum e
Key Function

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Display
Y ourphone’s disp lay consists ofthree areas:
Icons
Learn aboutthe icons thatappear on yourdisplay.
Icon line
Displays various icons
Textand graphic area
Displays m essages,
instructions,and information
you enter
Softkey line
Disp lays the currentactions
assigned to each so ftkey
Menu
Icon Definition
Signalstrength
GPRSnetwork status
•Blue:GPRSnetwork connected
•Red:Transferring data via GPRSnetwork
EDGE network status
•Blue:ED G E network connected
•Red:Transferring data via ED G E network
Callin progress
Noservice available
SO S m essag e feature acti
vated
Memory card inserted
Alarm activated

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introducing yourmobile phone
Roaming (outside ofnormalservice area)
Calldiverting activated
In HomeZoneservice area
In Office Zoneservice area
Bluetooth activated
Bluetooth hands-free car kitorheadsetconnected
Normalprofile activated
Silentprofile activated
Driving profile activated
Meeting profile activated
Outdoorprofile activated
Offline profile activated
Icon Definition
Usercreated profile activated
Whisp er modeactivated (during a call)
Mute modeactivated (during a call)
New textm essag e (SM S)
New multimedia message (MMS)
New em ailm essag e
New voice mailmessag e
FM radio on
Battery pow erlevel
Icon Definition

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assem b ling and preparing yourmobile phone
assem b ling and
preparing your
m obile phone
Getstarted by assem bling and setting up
yourmobile phone forits first use.
Installthe SIM card and battery
Whenyou subscribe to a cellular service,you will
receive a SubscriberIdentity M odule,orSIM card,
with su b scription details, su ch as yourpersonal
identification num ber(PIN)and optionalservices.
To installthe SIM card and
battery,
1. R em ove the battery cover.
Ifthe phone is on,press and hold []to turn it
off.