Sony Ericsson K800i User manual

Quick Start Guide
Sony Ericsson K800i

Contents
1. Getting started 3
2. Using the handset 5
3. Voice calls, UMTS
and video calls 7
4. Using the camera 10
5. Picture and video
messaging (MMS) 13
6. Vodafone live! 16
7. Downloading 17
8. Other services and
functions 18
Disposal of mobile phones
You can dispose of your old
phone at any Swisscom sales outlet.
Swisscom actively pursues an
environmentally-friendly recycling
policy.

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1. Getting started
In just a few minutes we’ll show you how easy it is to use
the features of your Sony Ericsson K800i.
1. Insert your SIM card
Insert your SIM card as shown. Make sure the gold
contacts are facing down and the cut-off edge is correctly
aligned.
2. Insert the battery
Insert the battery as shown and fit the cover. The
battery may need charging. A full charge can take up
to 2.5 hours.
3. Turn it on
Press and hold the key on the top of the phone.
Do the same to turn it off.
When prompted, select Normal mode – select Flight mode
only when you don’t want the mobile signal activated.
You can access other phone modes at any time by briefly
pressing the key.
4. Insert a Memory Stick Micro™ – if available
To enlarge the phone’s memory, open the side flap and
insert a Memory Stick Micro™, until it clicks in place.
Push it in to remove it.

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2. Using the handset
Keys and navigation
Navigation key: press Pto OK an action or select a highlighted option.
In standby mode this opens the main menu.
Press sideways to move around icons and menu lists. In standby mode,
press  > Vodafone live! (offline), E> My Files, H> Contacts,
F> Create new.
Soft keys: press to select the option displayed in the bottom left or
right of the screen.
In standby mode the left soft key opens the main Menu, the right soft
key opens the Toolbar. The Toolbar lets you view and open book-
marks, shortcuts, applications, and recent calls and messages. Press
to return to the standby screen.
Press FEto move between the Toolbar tabs. The first tab lets you open
web pages and bookmarks. The second tab shows new messages,
alerts and missed calls. The third shows your running applications. The
fourth shows your shortcut menu.
Call key: press to make or answer a call. Pressing in standby mode opens
your Call Logs.
End key: press to end a call. Press this key at any time to return to the
standby screen.

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Back key: press to take you back to a previous menu or screen. Press and
hold to return to the standby screen.
Clear key: press to delete a character of text. Press and hold to delete all
text. Press this key to delete contact entries and other items.
Music key (on the left side of the phone): press and hold to turn on
the media player or radio. Press and hold again to turn off radio or pause
music.
Camera key (on the right side of the phone): press to start the camera,
and to take a photo or video clip.
Volume keys (on the right side of the phone): press to adjust the
volume, and to zoom in and out of photos.
Press once in standby mode to show the phone status.
Picture keys (above the screen): in standby mode, press the left picture
key to view your pictures full screen, or the right one to view them as
thumbnails.
In camera mode (see page 11) they change picture settings.

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3. Voice calls, UMTS and video calls
Voice calls
1. Make a call
In standby mode, enter the number using the keypad and then press the key.
Press to end the call.
To use your Call list, press in standby mode. Scroll to the number you want and
press to start dialling. You can also press Hto access your Contacts from standby
mode.
During a call, pressing Pturns on the loudspeaker, More brings up an option menu
including muting the microphone.
2. Answer a call
Press .
UMTS
The UMTS network supports faster data transmission and takes speed and service
availability to a new level.
Swisscom Mobile is introducing a variety of new services specifically for the UMTS
network. As well as being able to make and receive video calls, with Vodafone live!
you can also enjoy Live TV and Replay TV (see page 18).

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UMTS service indicator
When the UMTS symbol appears next to the signal bars, you’ll be able to take
advantage of the faster, richer functions of the UMTS service. Of course, you’ll still be
able to use the existing network at other times.
The UMTS network is growing rapidly – check out www.swisscom-mobile.ch/umts
for more information on where the service is available.
Video calls
When the UMTS symbol appears you can make and receive video calls. The other
person you’re calling must have a compatible UMTS phone and be in a UMTS area too.
1. Start the Video call screen
In standby mode, press Menu > Video call to bring up the Video call screen.
The small screen shows what the person you’re calling will see (you’ll see them in
the larger screen). Use a headset for the best sound quality.
2. Call a number
Press . Enter a number or choose a contact, then press Call. If the UMTS network
is not available, you’ll be asked if you want to make a voice call.
You can also start a video call from other applications, such as Contacts or Calls list.
Just highlight the number and press More > Make video call.

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3. Adjusting the image
Press  H to zoom in and out. Press More for an option menu of other adjustments.
4. Answer a video call
Press . Press Camera to turn your camera off or on (if you don’t want the caller
to view you).
5. Share pictures
You can share images during a video call. Press Eto choose an image from your
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4. Using the camera
With the built-in digital camera it’s easy to take photos and video clips. You can send
these to other people as a picture or video message (MMS – see page 13).
Take and send a photo or video clip
1. Turn on the camera
Turn the phone sideways, then open the lens cover to turn on the camera (in standby
mode). Close the lens cover to turn the camera off and return to the previous screen.
2. Adjust the image
Use the volume keys to zoom in or out, and press the navigation key For Eto adjust
the brightness. To cycle through the flash light settings, press . For other settings,
see page 12.
3. Take a photo
Press the camera key half way until focus is confirmed (you may see a red light to
help with focusing), then press all the way down to take the photo.
Your photo is automatically saved in Menu > My Files > Camera album.
Press View in the camera screen to see your photos. To delete the photo, press ,
or press the camera key to take another one.