Sony Ericsson P800 User manual

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P800
User’s manual
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Sony Ericsson P800
User’s Manual
First edition (July 2002)
This manual is published by Sony Ericsson Mobile Communica-
tions AB, without any warranty. Improvements and changes to
this manual necessitated by typographical errors, inaccuracies of
current information, or improvements to programs and/or equip-
ment, may be made by Sony Ericsson Mobile Communications
AB at any time and without notice. Such changes will, however,
be incorporated into new editions of this manual.
All rights reserved.
Sony Ericsson Mobile Communications AB, 2002
Publication number:
User’s Manual
EN/LZT 108 6039 P1A
INNOVATRON PATENTS
Note Some of the services in this manual are not supported by
all networks. This also applies to the GSM International
Emergency Number 112. Please contact your network operator
or service provider if you are in doubt whether you can use a
particular service or not.
European Union standards
The symbol on our products signifies that they have been
certified according to the EMC directive 89/336/EEC, the Tele-
communications directive 91/263/EEC, and the Low Voltage
directive 73/23/EEC when applicable. The products fulfil the
requirements according to the following standards:
Cellular Phones and Accessories in Combination:
ETS 300 342-1 EMC for European digital cellular telecommuni-
cations.
Accessories Without Direct Connection to a Cellular Phone:
EN 50081 Electromagnetic compatibility, Generic Emission
Standard, and EN 50082 Electromagnetic compatibility, Generic
Immunity Standard.
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Contents
Overview over the smartphone ..................................... 8
Description of the smartphone............................................ 8
How to use the user documentation.................................... 8
The smartphone’s functions................................................ 8
Care instructions ................................................................. 8
Getting Started .............................................................. 9
Checklist ............................................................................. 9
Assembly ............................................................................ 9
The SIM card .................................................................... 10
Battery .............................................................................. 10
Operational modes............................................................ 12
Phone buttons ................................................................... 13
First time startup............................................................... 15
Demo application.............................................................. 15
Making and receiving calls............................................... 15
Available services............................................................. 15
Memory Stick ................................................................... 16
Phone locks ................................................................. 18
SIM card lock ................................................................... 18
Device lock ....................................................................... 19
Change code ..................................................................... 19
Icons ............................................................................ 20
Application icons.............................................................. 20
Indicators and status bar icons.......................................... 20
General icons ................................................................... 21
General functions........................................................ 22
Sources (this section will be removed) ............................ 22
Entering text - Flip open .................................................. 22
Icon views ........................................................................ 25
Folders ............................................................................. 25
Zooming........................................................................... 25
Find .................................................................................. 25
Sorting your files ............................................................. 26
Beaming ........................................................................... 26
Methods for storing data .................................................. 26
Getting help...................................................................... 27
Flip closed - overview ................................................ 28
Sources (this section will be removed) ............................ 28
Keypad buttons ................................................................ 29
Making and receiving calls.............................................. 29
Standby view.................................................................... 30
Status bar.......................................................................... 30
Applications in flip closed mode ..................................... 31
Entering text in flip closed mode..................................... 32
Virtual flip........................................................................ 33
Flip open - overview................................................... 34
Sources (this section will be removed) ............................ 34
Description of screen areas .............................................. 35
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Navigation......................................................................... 36
Calibration ........................................................................ 36
Removing and attaching the flip keypad .......................... 36
Telephony.................................................................... 39
Calls .................................................................................. 40
Conference calls................................................................ 44
Emergency calls................................................................ 45
Preferences........................................................................ 45
Hints and smart functions ................................................. 48
GPRS - data logs ......................................................... 50
Connection information .................................................... 50
GPRS status information .................................................. 50
GPRS data log................................................................... 50
Contacts....................................................................... 52
Flip closed mode............................................................... 52
Flip open mode ................................................................. 54
Personal details ................................................................. 56
Placing a call..................................................................... 56
Managing contacts ............................................................ 57
Sending contact details ..................................................... 59
Settings ............................................................................. 59
Phone book manager......................................................... 59
Messages ..................................................................... 61
Before using Messages ..................................................... 62
Folders in Messages.......................................................... 62
The accounts in Messages ................................................ 63
How to use Messages....................................................... 63
Internet ........................................................................ 72
Browser view ................................................................... 73
Bookmark view................................................................ 77
Settings............................................................................. 79
Calendar ...................................................................... 81
Sources (this section will be removed) ............................ 81
Using the calendar............................................................ 82
Managing entries.............................................................. 83
Tasks ........................................................................... 85
Sources (this section will be removed) ............................ 85
Using Tasks...................................................................... 85
Managing task entries ...................................................... 86
Sending and moving task entries ..................................... 86
Settings............................................................................. 87
Jotter............................................................................ 88
Writing text notes............................................................. 88
Drawing pictures.............................................................. 88
Creating and editing notes ............................................... 89
Managing notes................................................................ 89
Games ......................................................................... 91
Chess ................................................................................ 91
Solitaire............................................................................ 92
Voice memo................................................................ 94
Sources (this section will be removed) ............................ 94
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Recording voice memos ................................................... 94
CommuniCam ............................................................. 96
Sources (this section will be removed)............................. 96
Using the camera .............................................................. 96
Preferences........................................................................ 97
Pictures........................................................................ 98
List view ........................................................................... 98
Detail view........................................................................ 99
Audio player.............................................................. 101
Sources (this section will be removed)........................... 101
List view ......................................................................... 101
Detail view...................................................................... 102
Downloading tracks........................................................ 103
Video player .............................................................. 104
List view ......................................................................... 104
Detail view...................................................................... 105
Saving video clips........................................................... 106
Online services .......................................................... 107
World clock............................................................... 108
Sources (this section will be removed)........................... 108
Time and date ................................................................. 108
Workdays........................................................................ 110
Locations ........................................................................ 110
Numbers.......................................................................... 111
Alarms ............................................................................ 111
Calculator.................................................................. 113
Sources (this section will be removed) .......................... 113
Personalizing your smartphone................................. 114
Changing your Application Shortcuts............................ 114
Displaying the Area Code in the Standby Screen.......... 114
Setting a background picture ......................................... 114
Setting a Screen Saver ................................................... 114
Adding images to your Contacts.................................... 115
Ring signals.................................................................... 115
Alarm tones and sound notification............................... 116
Master Reset .................................................................. 116
Control panel ............................................................ 117
Bluetooth........................................................................ 117
Cable .............................................................................. 119
Certificate manager........................................................ 119
Display ........................................................................... 121
Flip closed shortcuts ...................................................... 122
Flip removed .................................................................. 122
Format disk .................................................................... 122
Infrared........................................................................... 122
International ................................................................... 123
Internet accounts ............................................................ 123
IP security manager ....................................................... 128
Language........................................................................ 128
Master reset.................................................................... 129
Messaging accounts ....................................................... 129
Secure tokens ................................................................. 135
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Storage manager ............................................................. 135
System sounds ................................................................ 136
Text input........................................................................ 136
Time & date .................................................................... 136
User greeting................................................................... 137
WAP accounts ................................................................ 138
WIM management .......................................................... 138
Installing programs.................................................... 140
Sources (this section will be removed)........................... 140
........................................................................................ 140
PC Suite for P800 ........................................................... 140
Installing programs in your smartphone ......................... 141
Removing programs in your smartphone ....................... 142
Connecting to other devices ...................................... 144
Sources (this section will be removed)........................... 144
Connection via cable....................................................... 145
Connection via infrared port........................................... 145
Connection via Bluetooth ............................................... 146
Transfer items with Send As........................................... 147
Synchronization......................................................... 148
Sources (this section will be removed)........................... 148
........................................................................................ 148
Local synchronization..................................................... 148
Remote synchronization ................................................. 150
Making a remote synchronization .................................. 151
Backing up data .............................................................. 151
Restoring data ................................................................ 152
Getting started with Internet and Messages.............. 153
Introduction.................................................................... 153
Automatically set up service provider and Messaging .. 154
Manually set up service provider................................... 154
Manually set up Messages ............................................. 155
Setting up WAP accounts .............................................. 156
Using your smartphone as a modem.............................. 156
Secure Access ................................................................ 158
Trouble shooting....................................................... 161
Blocked contact card provider ....................................... 161
Card blocked unblock? .................................................. 161
Emergency calls only..................................................... 161
Indicator light................................................................. 162
Blinks red....................................................................... 162
Insert card....................................................................... 162
Key symbol .................................................................... 162
Memory/Disk full........................................................... 162
No network..................................................................... 163
Phone locked.................................................................. 163
Start problems ................................................................ 163
Guidelines for safe and efficient use......................... 164
Limited warranty............................................................ 168
Terms and definitions ............................................... 172
Quick guide for common tasks ................................. 179
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Technical Specifications ........................................... 180
Demo Application ..................................................... 192
Document Viewer ..................................................... 194
Video player .............................................................. 202
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Overview over the smartphone
You have bought a very advanced smartphone. To learn to use
all the smartphone features you should read this chapter now
and not wait until next week.
Description of the smartphone
Look at the smartphone as a computer where you have the
possibility to install new software
How to use the user documentation
The user documentation helps you to understand and make use
of the smartphone and, abow all, to find all the functions. The
documentation consists of the following parts:
• User’s manual.
• Help texts in the smartphone.
• Complementary information on the Internet.
User’s manual
•overview
• function descriptions
•settings
• personalizing
• connection
• Internet and messaging
• Useful and important information
•
Help texts
The smartphone’s functions
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Care instructions
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Getting Started
This chapter gives you a quick overview of the main functions
in your smartphone and how to get started.
Sources (this section will be removed)
The following documents and resources have been used when
writing this chapter.
• Linnea prototype 6.2, SW incr. 5, PA9
• Users manual smartphone
• UI Design Spec, UI Fundamentals, 31/196 05-CRH 162 02,
Rev A
• UI Design Spec, Startup Wizard UI, 35/196 05-CRH 162 02,
Rev A
Checklist
Your smartphone package includes:
1 Smartphone with stylus
1 Battery
1 Travel charger
1 Deskstand with USB cable
1 Headset
1 Pouch and strap
3 Extra stylus
1 Cover - flip replacement
1 Memory Stick Duo
1 Memory Stick Duo Adaptor
1 User´s Manual package
2 CDs, PC Suite for P800 and Multimedia for P800
Note If your package does not include all the listed items above,
please contact your reseller.
Assembly
Before you can use your smartphone you need to:
• insert the SIM card
• attach and charge the battery.
Note Always turn off the phone and detach the charger before
you insert or remove a SIM card.
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The SIM card
When you register as a subscriber with a network operator, you
get a SIM (Subscriber Identity Module) card. The SIM card
contains a computer chip that keeps track of your phone number,
the services included in your subscription, and your phone book
information, among other things.
A 4-digit PIN (Personal Identity Number) code is supplied with
the SIM card from your operator and must be entered when
powering on your smartphone.
The SIM card is placed in the silvery holders under the battery.
Tip You can also store SIM card data, such as contacts, in the
phone’s own memory and on Memory Stick. It is possible to
export/import data between these media.
Battery
The battery that comes with your smartphone may not be
charged. You should charge the battery for at least 4 hours
before you use it for the first time.
Should you need to discharge the battery, simply use your
smartphone as usual until the battery runs out of power.
Charge the battery by using the charger supplied with your
smartphone. You can also use some battery chargers that have
been supplied with other Ericsson mobile phones using the same
connector plug, e.g. T28, R320s.
Warning! Avoid direct sunlight. Extremely high temperatures
reduce the capacity of the battery permanently. Avoid
recharging a full or almost full battery.
Battery insertion and removal
To insert the battery
1. Ensure that the flip is closed.
2. Place the battery into the battery compartment and close the
lid.
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To remove the battery
1. Ensure that your smartphone is turned off.
Warning! It is important that you always turn off your
smartphone before removing the battery. Failure to do
so can result in loss of information.
2. Remove the battery lid by pulling down the release catch,
then take away the battery.
Charging the battery
Warning! The mains (power) supply plug may look different
depending on the mains socket in your country. Do not connect
the AC-plug-in unit to any other item than your Sony Ericsson
Travel Charger or other compatible Sony Ericsson/Ericsson
chargers with the same plug.
To charge the battery
1. Make sure the battery is attached to your smartphone and the
lid is closed.
2. Connect the charger to your smartphone as follows:
– The flash symbol on the plug must face upwards.
– Locate the flash symbol by the smartphone’s connector.
– Tilt the charger plug contacts slightly downwards when
inserting into the smartphone connector, then move the
plug downwards so that it fits securely with the
smartphone connector.
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3. Connect the charger to the mains
Charging is indicated by the battery meter on the display pulsing
continuously, and the indicator on top of the smartphone,
showing a steady red light (or green, if the smartphone is
switched on).
Note When the battery is completely discharged, or new, it may
take up to 30 minutes before the battery charging icon appears
in the display.
4. Wait approximately 4 hours or until the battery meter on the
display is full and the indicator on the top of the smartphone
shows a steady green light.
Note Non-Ericsson batteries are charged slowly for safety
reasons.
5. Remove the charger by tilting the plug upwards and away.
When the battery needs to be charged, a beep is heard, the
indicator light (on the top of your smartphone) blinks red and a
battery low message appears in the display.
The battery can be charged whenever you wish without affecting
the smartphone’s performance. However, this lengthens the
charging time.
Note The smartphone automatically switches off if the voltage
is too low.
Operational modes
The three main operational modes are:
• Flip closed (FC mode)
• Flip open or off (FO mode)
• Flip removed (FR mode)
These operational modes are interchangeable where tasks often
can be started with the flip closed and, if required, continued in
the more comprehensive flip open mode.
Although the manual covers the modes of operation in detail, it
is very important to remember that many of the functions
described are dependant on them being available from your
network operator and internet service provider. Please consult
your network operator and internet service provider for more
information about the services that are available to you.
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Phone buttons
Button Function
AJog Dial Navigating through menus
and more, see separate
description below
BOn/Off Turns the smartphone on or
off
A
B
C
D
CCamera button Shutter realease for the
camera
DInternet button Activates the internet browser
Button Function
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Jog Dial
Action Function
Rotate up Scrolls up items in a list;
Adjusts volume during a call;
Moves back a page when
playing an MMS.
Rotate down Scrolls down items in a list;
Adjusts volume during a call;
Moves forward a page when
playing an MMS.
Push inward Flip closed: Generally does
the same as the OK Key
which is select/action
Flip open: Select a
highlighted item.
Keep pushing inward Dials selected phone number.
Push away Flip open: This action always
has the same action as the
Back button thus goes back to
previous screen, dismisses
dialogues, it will send a busy
signal to the user when
receiving an incoming call, it
does not end a call.
Flip closed: Push away scrolls
to the left across the Main
Application Tabs at the top.
Pull toward Flip closed: Always brings up
the Options Menu.
Flip open: Scrolls to the right
across the Main Application
Tabs at the top.
Action Function
Up
Down
Inward
Away Toward
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First time startup
When the smartphone is switched on for the first time a
program, the setup wizard, will be started automatically. The
wizard will guide you through a set of essential settings, see
below. Follow the instructions on the screen.
The different steps in the setup wizard
1. You will be prompted to open the flip.
2. Information on the wizard.
3. Calibrating the screen.
4. Setting the location.
5. Setting date, time and formats.
6. More information about the Jog Dial, text entry and status
bar.
7. Setup complete.
Demo application
The Demo application demonstrates some of the most common
functions in your smartphone. Start Demo by tapping
Applications > Demo in flip open mode.
Making and receiving calls
To make a call
1. Press the On/Off button to power on your smartphone, keep
the flip closed.
2. Enter your PIN when the dialog box appears and press OK,
press C to erase a digit.
3. Enter the area code and phone number, and press the Jog Dial
or OK to make the call.
To end a call
1. Press the Jog Dial or OK to end the call.
To receive a call
1. Press the Jog Dial or OK to answer an incoming call.
Available services
Some services and functions described in this user´s guide are
network- or subscription-dependent. Because of this, all menus
may not be available in your smartphone.
This symbol indicates that a service or function is network-
or subscription-dependent.
Please consult your network operator for more information
about your subscription.
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Memory Stick
With the Sony Memory Stick you can easily save still images,
music, voice and computer data and applications. If your phone
memory runs low, you can transfer the content from the phone
memory to the Sony Memory Stick. The content on the Sony
Memory Stick can in turn be transferred to other Sony Memory
Stick compatible products, e.g. digital cameras.
Inserting Memory Stick
1. Remove the stylus.
2. Insert the Memory Stick in the slot, the connector side facing
you, see the picture above.
Make sure it is securely inserted, a click sound should be heard.
Warning! Improper insertion may damage your smartphone
and the Memory Stick.
Removing the Memory Stick
1. Remove the stylus.
2. Press the edge of the Memory Stick using your finger nail or
the stylus.
Note Be careful when removing the Memory Stick so it does not
fly away.
Memory Stick Adaptor
Use the Memory Stick Adaptor when using your Memory Stick
Duo in a device (e.g. camera, MP3 player) equipped with a
regular sized Memory Stick.
Insert your Memory Stick Duo according to the picture on the
adaptor.
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Warning! Do not insert Memory Stick Adaptor into a Memory
Stick slot without Memory Stick Duo. This may cause a damage
to the product. Please make sure adaptor´s connector side is
inserted first.
For more information about Sony Memory Stick, see
www.memorystick.com
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Phone locks
The smartphone is provided with a variety of phone locks to
prevent unauthorized use. These locks are released by codes that
will be displayed as asterisks (*) when you enter them. The
smartphone will ask you to enter the codes when necessary.
Note You can usually make an emergency call without
unlocking the smartphone.
SIM card lock
The SIM card lock protects your SIM card, not the smartphone,
against unauthorised use. It is unlocked by the PIN and PUK
codes. You can find both your PIN code and PUK code in the
documentation you got together with your SIM card. (PIN
stands for Personal Identification Number and PUK for Personal
Unblock code.)
Your PIN code consists usually of four digits. The smartphone
will ask for the PIN code when you start it.
To activate the SIM card lock
1. Select Phone> Edit> Preferences> Locks
2. Tap Change Codes and select what code you want to change.
3. Enter the new code
You may choose to having the code activated; everytime you
power on the smartphone, or just when a new SIM card is
inserted.
An error message informs you if wrong PIN code is entered.
Usually after three wrong attempts (SIM card dependant) the
SIM card will be locked and you need to enter the PUK code to
unlock it.
The PUK code usually consists of 10 digits. When you have
entered the right PUK code you must enter a new PIN code. You
have ten attempts to enter the PUK code. If all ten attempts fail
the SIM card will be blocked and you need to contact your
network operator who will unblock it.
You cannot change the PUK code.
PIN2
Some functions can be protected by a secondary code feature.
This is useful when several people uses the smartphone but only
one person is administrator.
PIN2 are managed in the same way as PIN.
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Device lock
The Device lock protects your smartphone against unauthorised
use. When this lock is activated the smartphone asks you to
enter the code to unlock the smartphone before you can use it. If
someone steals your smartphone and put another SIM card in it,
it cannot be used.
To activate or change the Device lock
1. Choose Phone> Edit> Preferences> Locks.
You can lock your smartphone to prevent other people from
using it. Use the locks for the SIM card and/or the device to
protect your smartphone from unauthorized use.
Change code
To change a code
1. Select Phone> Edit> Preferences> Locks.
2. Tap Change Codes
3. Select the code you want to change.
4. First enter the old code, then the new one. (You have to enter
the new code twice to be sure you typed it correct.)
Automatic key lock
This option locks the keys on your smartphone. This is to
protect the keys for accidentally been pressed.
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Icons
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Application icons
An application icon starts its program when you tap it. Below
are the default application icons that you can see in the screen
when the flip is closed, or in the application picker when the flip
is open. A list of the other application icons can you see in the
application launcher.
Indicators and status bar icons
These icons appears in the flip closed standby screen or in the
status bar when the flip is open. They indicate status for several
functions or that something has happened, for example, the
smartphone has received a text message.
When the flip is open, you can often tap the icons to get more
detailed information or start an application, for example, open
the keyboard.
Icon Application
Calendar
Contacts
Call list
Messages
Internet
Application launcher Icon Function
Signal strength
Battery strength
A new e-mail message has been received.
Speakerphone mode is on.
Icon Application
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