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Contents
Call time and cost ......................... 34
Chinese input ................................ 18
Voice messages ............................ 37
Diverting calls ............................... 30
More than one call ........................ 31
My numbers .................................. 32
Pictures ......................................... 44
PhotoDJ™ and VideoDJ™ ........... 45
Themes ......................................... 45
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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.
Please read the Guidelines for safe and efficient use
and the Limited warranty chapters before you use
your mobile phone.
Your mobile phone has the capability to download,
store and forward additional content, e.g. ringtones.
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key to scroll and select. See
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Getting started
To insert the battery
Assembly
Before you start using your phone,
you need to insert a SIM card and
the battery.
To insert the SIM card
1 Insert the battery with the label side up
and the connectors facing each other.
2 Slide the battery cover into place.
1 Remove the battery cover by pressing
and sliding it as shown in the picture.
2 Slide the SIM card into its holder with
the gold-coloured contacts facing down.
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PIN
Turning on the phone
You may need a PIN (Personal
Identification Number) to activate the
services in your phone. Your PIN is
supplied by your network operator.
Each PIN digit appears as *, unless it
starts with emergency number digits,
for example, 112 or 911. You can see
and call an emergency number without
entering a PIN.
To turn on the phone
If you enter the wrong PIN three times in
a row, the SIM card is blocked. See SIM
card lock on page 67.
1 Press and hold down
.
2 Enter your SIM card PIN, if requested
and select OK.
3 Select a language.
Startup screen
The startup screen appears when you
turn your phone on. See Using pictures
on page 44.
4 Select Yes to use the setup wizard.
If you want to correct a mistake when
Standby
you enter your PIN, press
.
After you have turned your phone on
and entered your PIN, the name of the
network operator appears. This view is
called standby.
SIM card
The SIM (Subscriber Identity Module)
card, which you get from your network
operator, contains information about
your subscription. Always turn off your
phone and detach the charger before
you insert or remove the SIM card.
before you remove it from your phone.
See To copy names and numbers to the
SIM card on page 25.
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Using the USB charger
Help in your phone
Help and information are available in
To connect the charger and charge
the battery (The illustrations are for
guidance only and may not accurately
depict the actual phone)
1 Connect the USB cable (you can get
instruction for three conditions from
Note) plug to the AC adapter USB
socket, as shown in the above
illustration. The USB cable is supplied
with your phone.
your phone. See Navigation on page 14.
To use the setup wizard
1 From standby select Menu > Settings
> the General tab > Setup wizard.
2 Select an option.
To view information about functions
• Scroll to a function and select Info, if
available. In some cases, Info appears
under Options.
To view the phone demonstration
• From standby select Menu >
Entertainment > Demo tour.
To view status information
• From standby press the volume key.
2 Connect the USB cable connector to
your phone. Press a key to view the
charging status on the screen. It takes
approximately 2.5 hours to fully charge
the battery.
Charge the battery
Your phone battery is partly charged
when you buy it.
It may take 30 minutes for the battery
icon to appear on the screen.
To remove the charger
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1 Charge your battery until the battery
icon indicates a full charge.
2 Tilt the USB charger connector upwards
to remove it.
3 If there is only one USB cable for the
USB charger in the phone kit, this USB
cable is only intended for charging your
phone.
4 Sony Ericsson strongly recommends
that you use only Sony Ericsson
branded original batteries, the part
of power supply device in accordance
with YD/T 1591-2006 specifications
of Communications Industry Standards
of P. R. China and the USB cable
supplied with your phone to charge
the phone. The use of third-party
products may decrease the
Note:
1 If there are two USB cables in the kit
(USB cable for charging and USB
cable for data transferring. See the
illustrations as below), then the USB
cable for charging is only intended for
charging your phone. Do not use it for
transferring data.
The USB cable for the USB charger is
only intended for connection to the AC
adapter to charge your phone. It must
not be used for connection to a PC.
It can only be used for charging your
phone. Never use it for charging
accessories.
performance of your phone and/or
pose a risk to your health or safety.
You can charge the battery for more or
less than 2.5 hours. Interrupted charging
will not damage the battery.
Performance depends on temperatures,
signal strenth, usage patterns, features
selected and voice or data transmissions.
The stand-by time for this battery is up
to 330 hours.
Use only Sony Ericsson branded original
batteries intended for use with your
USB cable for charging
USB cable for transferring
mobile phone. If you use other batteries
you may not be able to charge your phone.
2 If there is only one USB cable in the
kit, it is intended for charging your
phone as well as transferring data.
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Phone overview
1
2
3
4
5
Ear speaker
Screen
Selection keys
Call key
Memory card slot
(under the cover)
6
7
8
9
Activity menu key
Keylock key
End key
C key (Clear), On/off key
11 Silent key
See Internet keypad shortcuts
on page 54.
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12 Volume, digital zoom keys
13 Main camera
14 Camera key
15 Connector for charger,
handsfree and USB cable
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Menu overview
PlayNow™*
Monternet*
Entertainment
Online services*
Games
TrackID™
Location services
VideoDJ™
PhotoDJ™
MusicDJ™
Remote control
Record sound
Demo tour
Camera
Messaging
Write new
Media
Inbox
Email
Web feeds
Drafts
Outbox
Sent messages
Saved messages
My friends*
Call voicemail
Templates
Manage messages
Settings
Alarms
Contacts
Radio
Myself
New contact
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Calls**
Organizer
File manager**
Applications
Calendar
Tasks
All
Answered
Dialled
Missed
Notes
Synchronization
Timer
Stopwatch
Calculator
Code memo
Settings**
General
Profiles
Sounds & alerts
Ring volume
Ringtone
Silent mode
Increasing ring
Vibrating alert
Message alert
Key sound
Display
Wallpaper
Themes
Startup screen
Screen saver
Clock size
Brightness
Edit line names*
Calls
Speed dial
Connectivity
Bluetooth
USB
Phone name
Network sharing
Synchronization
Device management
Mobile networks
Internet settings
Streaming settings
Accessories
Time & date
Language
Update service
Voice control
New events
Shortcuts
Flight mode
Security
Setup wizard
Phone status
Master reset
Smart search
Divert calls
Switch to line 2*
Manage calls
Time & cost*
Show/hide my no.
Handsfree
* Some menus are operator-, network- and subscription-dependent.
** You can use the navigation key to scroll between tabs in submenus. For more information, see Navigation
on page 14.
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To scroll between the tabs
• Scroll to a tab by pressing the
navigation key left or right.
Navigation
The main menus are shown as icons.
Some submenus include tabs.
To return to standby
To navigate the phone menus
• Press
.
To end a function
• Press
.
To navigate your media
1 From standby select Menu > Media.
2 Press the navigation key right to select
an item.
3 To go back, press the navigation left.
To delete items
Centre navigation key
• Press
to delete items such as
numbers, letters, pictures and sounds.
1 From standby select Menu.
2 Use the navigation key to move through
the menus.
Shortcuts
You can use keypad shortcuts to go
directly to a menu. Menu numbering
starts from the top left icon and moves
across and then down row by row.
To select actions on the screen
• Select an action shown at the bottom
of the screen by pressing the left or
right selection key, or the centre
navigation key.
To go directly to a main menu
• From standby select Menu and press
–
,
,
or
To use navigation key shortcuts
• From standby press or
.
To view options for an item
• Select Options to, for example, edit.
,
,
to go directly to a function.
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To edit a navigation key shortcut
1 From standby select Menu > Settings
> the General tab > Shortcuts.
2 Scroll to an option and select Edit.
3 Scroll to a menu option and select
Shortc.
Memory card
Your phone supports Memory Stick
Micro™ (M2™) memory card adding
more storage space to your phone.
It can also be used as a portable
memory card with other compatible
devices.
Activity menu
The activity menu gives you quick
access to certain functions.
To insert a memory card
To open the activity menu
• Press
.
Activity menu tabs
• New events – missed calls and new
messages.
• Running apps – applications that are
running in the background.
• My shortcuts – add your favourite
functions to access them quickly.
• Internet – quick access to the Internet.
1 Open the battery cover.
2 Insert the memory card with the
gold-coloured contacts facing down.
File manager
You can use the file manager to handle
files saved in the phone memory or on
a memory card.
You may have to purchase a memory card
separately.
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To remove a memory card
Handling files
You can move and copy files between
your phone, a computer and a memory
card. Files are saved on the memory
card first and then in the phone memory.
Unrecognized files are saved in the
Other folder.
You can create subfolders to move or
copy files to. You can select more than
one or all the files in a folder at the same
time for all folders except Games and
Applications.
If the memory is full, delete some
content to create space.
File manager tabs
1 Open the battery cover and press the
edge of the memory card to release and
remove it.
The file manager is divided into three
tabs, and icons indicate where the files
are saved.
2 Slide the battery cover into place.
• All files – all content in the phone
memory and on a memory card
• On memory card – all content on
a memory card
• In phone – all content in the phone
memory
To view memory card options
1 From standby select Menu > Organizer
> File manager > the On memory card
tab.
2 Select Options.
To view information about files
1 From standby select Menu > Organizer
> File manager.
2 Find a file and select Options >
Information.
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To move a file in the file manager
1 From standby select Menu > Organizer
> File manager.
2 Find a file and select Options > Manage
file > Move.
Entering text
You can use multitap text input or T9™
Text Input
to enter text. The T9 Text
Input method uses a built-in dictionary.
To change text input method
• When you enter text, press and hold
3 Select an option.
To select more than one file in a folder
1 From standby select Menu > Organizer
> File manager.
down
.
To shift between capitals and
lower-case letters
2 Scroll to a folder and select Open.
3 Select Options > Mark > Mark several.
4 For each file you want to mark, scroll
to the file and select Mark.
• When you enter text, press
.
To enter numbers
• When you enter text, press and hold
down
–
.
To delete a file from the file manager
1 From standby select Menu > Organizer
> File manager.
To enter full stops and commas
• When you enter text, press
.
To enter text using T9™ Text Input
1 From standby select, for example,
Menu > Messaging > Write new > Text
message.
2 Find the file and press
.
Phone language
You can select a language to use in your
phone.
2 If
down
is not displayed, press and hold
to change to T9 Text Input.
To change the phone language
1 From standby select Menu > Settings
> the General tab > Language > Phone
language.
3 Press each key only once, even if the
letter you want is not the first letter on
the key. For example, to write the word
“Jane”, press
,
,
,
.
Write the whole word before looking at
the suggestions.
2 Select an option.
4 Use
or
to view suggestions.
5 Press
to accept a suggestion.
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To enter text using multitap
1 From standby select, for example,
Menu > Messaging > Write new > Text
message.
Switching between Chinese input
methods
In the Chinese editing mode, you can
select and switch quickly to another
input method by pressing and holding
.
2 If
is displayed, press and hold down
to change to multitap text input.
3 Press
–
repeatedly until the
General instructions
desired letter appears.
4 When a word is written, press
add a space.
Regardless of which input method you
choose, your phone has a function to
speed up the entry of Chinese
characters. Whenever you enter a stroke
or a Pinyin letter, a candidate row of
the most frequently used characters
containing that stroke or relating to that
letter appears at the bottom of the
screen.
to
Multitap input only applies when Latin
characters are selected as writing
languages.
To add words to the built-in dictionary
1 When you enter text using T9 Text Input,
select Options > Spell word.
2 Write the word using multitap input and
select Insert.
If the character you want is not
displayed in the candidate row, press
to present another candidate row.
Continue pressing
until the character
Chinese input
This mobile phone has different input
methods for entering Chinese
characters:
• Stroke input
• Pinyin input
You can use these methods, for
example, to enter Chinese names
and Chinese short messages.
you want is displayed. Alternatively,
you can enter the next stroke or Pinyin
letter and a new set of characters will
immediately be displayed in the
candidate row. To go back to the
previous row, press . To select
a character in the candidate row, press
the navigation key or press and hold
the key corresponding to the number
above the character you want to enter.
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Stroke input
Number Stroke
Basic Stroke
Character
Key
Category Stroke Name
A Chinese character is built up of
strokes. There are more than 30 basic
strokes, which are grouped into 5 stroke
categories. Each category is
Down-
Curved-
Over
Down-
Over
四 西 酉
酸
山 巨 屯
母 凶
represented on the keypad by one of
Left
Slope-
Over
Left
Slope-
Dot
么 去 公
约 能
the keys
–
. The Wild Card
key
, is used when you are not sure
女 要 好
巡 巢
of which stroke to use.
Stroke categories
The 5 stroke categories are defined in
the table below:
Down-Lift
衣 以 饭
收 长
Right
Slope-
Hook
我 或 民
成 伐
Number Stroke
Basic Stroke
Down-
Over-
Hook
Down-
Over-
Curved-
Hook
Down-
Over-Left
Slope
Down-
Over-
Down-
Hook
Down-
Over-
Down
Over-
Hook
心 必 思
忘
Character
Key
Category Stroke Name
Over
王 十 在
七 天
电 也 毛
兄 孔
Lift
海 红 牡
状 习
Down
中 业 上
门 丑
专 传 转
Down-
Hook
小 水 打
子 承
马 与 张
号 费
Short
直 真 质
草
Slope Do
wn
Long
Left Slop
e
Over
Slope
Short
left Slope
Dot
八 九 丹
风 片
鼎 鼐
香 千 匕
后 丢
写 字 皮
通 免
而 页 面
学 殷
Over-
Down
口 已 户
书 骨
六 学 雷
心 性
Right
Slope
人 火 又
送 林
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Components
Number Stroke
Basic Stroke
Character
Key
Category Stroke Name
The basic building units of Chinese
characters are components that are
made up of strokes. After entering the
first two strokes of the desired character,
the component and character
candidates that started with that stroke
are displayed in the candidate row.
Using components is a fast method for
entering complex characters.
Over-
Down-
Hook
力 习 也
同 永
Over-
又 之 登
多 社
Left Slop
e
Over-
Down-
Over-
Left Slop
e
Over-
Left Slop
e-
Curved-
Hook
及 极 廷
建
阿 队 陈
那 部
The smaller candidates surrounded by
dotted frames are components, and the
bigger candidates without dotted frames
are characters.
Over-
Down-
Over-
Hook
乃 透 鼐
隽 杨
For example, to enter “ 信息”
Over-
Down-
Over-
Down
Curved-
Hook
凸
1 Enter “ ”, “ ” and “ ”.
2 Move the cursor to “ 信”, press
Move the cursor to “ 息”, press
again to select “ 息”.
.
狗 豹 家
逐 狂
Over-
乙 九 瓦
飞 风
Example of using the wild card key
The wild card key , is used to
Down-
Curved-
Hook
supplement unclear strokes in entering
characters. If you want to enter “ 互”,
but you only know that “一” is the first
and the last stroke of the character and
that the total number of strokes is four,
Over-
Down-
Over
Over-
Down-Lift
投 沿 船
凹
话 计 认
讯
? (Wild card key)
enter
,
,
,
. The
character is displayed in the
candidate row.
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For example, to enter “ 信息”
1 Press
2 When “xin” is highlighted, press
or and select “ 信”, then press
(If you want to enter any of the other
suggested Pinyin combinations, scroll
up or down to the desired combination,
then press ).
Pinyin input
,
,
.
Press the keys containing the required
Pinyin letters, and the phone will make
various proposals on the screen,
according to the pronunciation rules
of Mandarin.
.
Below is the key mapping of Pinyin
letters on the keypad.
3 Press
“ 息” is highlighted.
again to select “ 息”, when
Number Key Pinyin Letter
a b c
Fuzzy Pinyin
d e f
Fuzzy Pinyin is an option for the Pinyin
input method, which contains additional
spelling alternatives.
g h i
j k l
m n o
p q r s
t u ü
When in Pinyin input mode, press
Options > Writing language > Fuzzy
Pinyin > On.
w x y z
Input punctuation, symbols and
smilies
On the keypad, the letter ü is replaced
by v.
Under any Chinese input mode, press
, to see the table of punctuation
marks, symbols and smilies. Use the
navigation key to make a selection.
Press
text.
to enter a space into the
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To re-dial a number
• When Retry? appears select Yes.
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Making and receiving calls
You need to turn on your phone and
be within range of a network.
Do not hold your phone to your ear when
waiting. When the call connects, your
phone gives a loud signal.
To make a call
To answer a call
1 From standby enter a phone number
(with international country/region code
and area code, if applicable).
• Press
.
To reject a call
• Press
.
2 Press
.
To change the ear speaker volume
during a call
• Press the volume key up or down.
You can call numbers from your contacts
and Call list on page 28. You can also use
your voice to make calls. See Voice
control on page 29.
To mute the microphone during a call
1 Press and hold down
2 Press and hold down
to resume.
.
To end a call
again
• Press
.
To make international calls
1 From standby press and hold down
until a “+” sign appears.
To turn the loudspeaker on during
a call
• Select SpkrOn.
2 Enter the country/region code, area
code (without the first zero) and phone
number.
Do not hold your phone to your ear when
using the loudspeaker. This could damage
your hearing.
3 Press
.
To view missed calls from standby
• Press
to open the call list.
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Emergency calls
Default contacts
Your phone supports international
emergency numbers, for example, 112
and 911. These numbers can normally
be used to make emergency calls in
any country/region, with or without the
SIM card inserted, if a GSM network is
within range.
You can choose which contact
information is shown as default.
If Phone contacts is selected as default,
your contacts show all the information
saved in Contacts. If you select SIM
contacts as default, your contacts show
names and numbers saved on the SIM
card.
In some countries/regions, other
emergency numbers may also be
promoted. Your network operator may
therefore have saved additional local
emergency numbers on the SIM card.
To select default contacts
1 From standby select Menu > Contacts.
2 Scroll to New contact and select
Options > Advanced > Default contacts.
3 Select an option.
To make an emergency call
• From standby enter 112 (the
international emergency number)
Phone contacts
Phone contacts can contain names,
phone numbers and personal
information. They are saved in the
phone memory.
and press
.
To view your local emergency
numbers
1 From standby select Menu > Contacts.
2 Scroll to New contact and select
Options > Special numbers >
Emergency nos.
To add a phone contact
1 From standby select Menu > Contacts.
2 Scroll to New contact and select Add.
3 Enter the name and select OK.
4 Enter the number and select OK.
5 Select a number option.
6 Scroll between tabs and select the fields
to add information.
7 Select Save.
Contacts
You can save names, phone numbers
and personal information in Contacts.
Information can be saved in the phone
memory or on the SIM card.
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To call a phone contact
To call a contact written in Chinese characters
1 Menu > Contacts. Then enter the entire multi-letter name, pure initial or mixed initial
pinyin of Chinese contacts you want to call. For example:
Initial status
Pure initial search
Full name search
Mixed initial search
2 When the contact is highlighted, press
or
to select a number and press
.
To call a contact written in Latin characters
1 Menu > Contacts. Scroll to, or enter the first letters or all letters of the contact you
want to call (a maximum of 10 letters).
Initial
Input ‘A’
Input ‘AM’
Input ‘AMY’
2 When the contact is highlighted, press
or
to select a number and press
.
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English contacts mixed search. When
a contact is written in Latin characters,
the entered letter can reach the Latin
contact you want to call; when a contact
is written in Chinese characters, the
entered letter can reach the pinyin of
Chinese contact you want to call.
Editing contacts
To add information to a phone contact
1 From standby select Menu > Contacts.
2 Scroll to a contact and select Options
> Edit contact.
3 Scroll between the tabs and select Add.
4 Select an option and an item to add.
5 Select Save.
To go directly to a contact, from standby
If your subscription supports Calling Line
Identification (CLI) service, you can assign
personal ringtones to contacts.
press and hold down
–
.
To call a SIM contact from phone
contacts
1 From standby select Menu > Contacts.
2 Scroll to New contact and select
Options > SIM contacts.
To copy names and numbers to phone
contacts
1 From standby select Menu > Contacts.
2 Scroll to New contact and select
Options > Advanced > Copy from SIM.
3 Select an option.
3 Scroll to a contact and press
.
To call with Smart search
1 From standby press
enter a sequence of (at least two) digits.
All entries which match the sequence
of digits or corresponding letters are
shown in a list.
–
to
To copy names and numbers to the
SIM card
1 From standby select Menu > Contacts.
2 Scroll to New contact and select
Options > Advanced > Copy to SIM.
3 Select an option.
2 Scroll to a contact or a phone number
and press
.
When you copy all contacts from your
phone to the SIM card, all existing SIM
card information is replaced.
To turn Smart search on or off
1 From standby select Menu > Settings
> the Calls tab > Smart search.
2 Select an option.
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To automatically save names and
phone numbers on the SIM card
1 From standby select Menu > Contacts.
2 Scroll to New contact and select
Options > Advanced > Auto save
on SIM.
Deleting contacts
To delete a contact
1 From standby select Menu > Contacts.
2 Scroll to a contact and press
.
To delete all phone contacts
3 Select an option.
1 From standby select Menu > Contacts.
2 Scroll to New contact and select
Options > Advanced > Delete all
contacts.
To save contacts on a memory card
1 From standby select Menu > Contacts.
2 Scroll to New contact and select
Options > Advanced > Back up to
m. card.
Sending contacts
To send a contact
SIM contacts
1 From standby select Menu > Contacts.
2 Scroll to a contact and select Options
> Send contact.
SIM contacts can contain names and
numbers only. They are saved on the
SIM card.
3 Select a transfer method.
To add a SIM contact
Make sure the receiving device supports
the transfer method you select.
1 From standby select Menu > Contacts.
2 Scroll to New contact and select Add.
3 Enter the name and select OK.
4 Enter the number and select OK.
5 Select a number option and add more
information, if available.
Sorting contacts
To select the sort order for contacts
1 From standby select Menu > Contacts.
2 Scroll to New contact and select
Options > Advanced > Sort order.
3 Select an option.
6 Select Save.
To call a SIM contact
1 From standby select Menu > Contacts.
Memory status
2 Scroll to a contact and press
.
The number of contacts you can save
in your phone or on the SIM card
depends on available memory.
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To view memory status
4 Scroll between tabs and select the fields
to add information.
5 Enter the information and select Save.
1 From standby select Menu > Contacts.
2 Scroll to New contact and select
Options > Advanced > Memory status.
To enter a symbol select Options > Add
symbol > Insert.
Synchronizing contacts
Contacts can be synchronized with
(Microsoft® Outlook®). For more
information see Synchronizing on
page 59.
To send your business card
1 From standby select Menu > Contacts.
2 Scroll to Myself and select Open.
3 Scroll to My contact info and select
Send.
Myself
4 Select a transfer method.
You can enter information about
yourself and, for example, send
your business card.
Make sure the receiving device supports
the transfer method you select.
Groups
To enter Myself information
1 From standby select Menu > Contacts.
2 Scroll to Myself and select Open.
3 Scroll to an option and edit the
information.
numbers and email addresses from
Phone contacts to send messages to.
also use groups (with phone numbers)
when you create accepted callers lists.
See Accept calls on page 32.
4 Select Save.
To add your own business card
1 From standby select Menu > Contacts.
2 Scroll to Myself and select Open.
3 Scroll to My contact info and select Add
> Create new.
To create a group of numbers and
email addresses
1 From standby select Menu > Contacts.
2 Scroll to New contact and select
Options > Groups.
3 Scroll to New group and select Add.
4 Enter a name for the group and select
Cont.
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5 Scroll to New and select Add.
6 For each contact phone number or
email address you want to mark, scroll
to it and select Mark.
Speed dial
Speed dialling lets you select nine
contacts that you can dial quickly.
The contacts can be saved in positions
1-9.
7 Select Cont. > Done.
To add contacts to speed dial
numbers
1 From standby select Menu > Contacts.
2 Scroll to New contact and select
Options > Speed dial.
Call list
You can view information about recent
calls.
To call a number from the call list
1 From standby press
a tab.
and scroll to
3 Find a position number and select Add.
4 Select a contact.
2 Scroll to a name or a number and
press
To speed dial
• From standby enter the position number
.
To add a call list number to contacts
and press
.
1 From standby press
tab.
2 Scroll to the number and select Save.
3 Select New contact to create a new
contact or select an existing contact
to add the number to.
and scroll to a
Voicemail
If your subscription includes an
answering service, callers can leave a
voicemail message when you cannot
answer a call.
To clear the call list
1 From standby press
2 Scroll to the All tab and select Options
To enter your voicemail number
1 From standby select Menu > Messaging
> Settings > Voicemail number.
.
> Delete all.
2 Enter the number and select OK.
To call your voicemail service
• From standby press and hold down
.
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To re-record a voice command
1 From standby select Menu > Settings >
the General tab > Voice control > Voice
dialling > Edit names.
2 Scroll to a command and select Options
> Replace voice.
Voice control
By creating voice commands you can:
• Voice dial – call someone by saying
their name
• Activate voice dialling by saying
a “magic word”
• Answer and reject calls when you
use a handsfree
3 Wait for the tone and say the command.
Voice dialling
You can hear your recorded contact
name when you receive a call from that
contact.
To record a voice command using
voice dialling
1 From standby select Menu > Settings
> the General tab > Voice control >
Voice dialling > Activate.
2 Select Yes > New voice command and
select a contact. If the contact has more
than one number, select the number to
add the voice command to.
3 Record a voice command such as
“John mobile”.
4 Follow the instructions that appear. Wait
for the tone and say the command to
record. The voice command is played
back to you.
5 If the recording sounds OK, select Yes.
If not, select No and repeat steps 3
and 4.
To voice dial
1 From standby press and hold down
a volume key.
2 Wait for the tone and say a recorded
name, for example “John mobile”. The
name is played back to you and the call
is connected.
The magic word
You can record and use a voice
command as a magic word to activate
voice dialling without pressing any keys.
Your handsfree must be connected to
your phone when using the magic word.
You should choose a long, unusual word
or phrase that can easily be distinguished
from ordinary background speech.
Bluetooth handsfree does not support
this feature.
Voice commands are saved in the phone
memory only. They cannot be used in
another phone.
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To activate and record the magic word
1 From standby select Menu > Settings >
the General tab > Voice control > Magic
word > Activate.
2 Follow the instructions that appear and
select Cont. Wait for the tone and say
the magic word.
3 Select Yes to accept or No for a new
recording.
4 Follow the instructions that appear and
select Cont. Wait for the tone and say
“Busy”, or another word.
5 Select Yes to accept or No for a new
recording.
3 Select Yes to accept or No for a new
recording.
6 Follow the instructions that appear and
select Cont.
4 Follow the instructions that appear and
select Cont.
7 Select where your voice answering is
to be activated.
5 Select where your magic word is to be
activated.
To answer a call using voice
commands
• Say “Answer”.
To make a call using the magic word
1 In standby make sure
2 Say the magic word.
3 Wait for the tone and say a voice
is visible.
To reject a call using voice commands
• Say “Busy”.
command.
Diverting calls
You can divert calls, for example,
to an answering service.
Voice answering
When you use a handsfree, you can
answer or reject incoming calls with
your voice.
When Restrict calls is used, some divert
call options are not available. See
Restricted dialling on page 33.
To activate voice answering and
record voice answer commands
1 From standby select Menu > Settings >
the General tab > Voice control > Voice
answer > Activate.
2 Follow the instructions that appear and
select Cont. Wait for the tone and say
“Answer”, or another word.
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To divert calls
To answer a second call
• During the call, press . This puts the
ongoing call on hold.
1 From standby select Menu > Settings
> the Calls tab > Divert calls.
2 Select a call type and a divert option.
3 Select Activate.
4 Enter the number to divert calls to and
select OK.
To reject a second call
• During the call, press
and continue
with the ongoing call.
To end an ongoing call and answer
a second call
• During the call, select Replace active
More than one call
You can handle more than one call at
a time. For example, you can put an
ongoing call on hold, while you make
or answer a second call. You can also
switch between the two calls. You
cannot answer a third call without
ending one of the first two calls.
call.
Handling two voice calls
You can have calls ongoing and on hold
at the same time.
To switch between two calls
• During the call, press
.
Call waiting
When call waiting is used, you hear
a beep if you receive a second call.
To join two calls
• During the call, select Options > Join
calls.
To activate call waiting
• From standby select Menu > Settings
> the Calls tab > Manage calls > Call
waiting > Activate.
To connect two calls
• During the call, select Options >
Transfer call. You are disconnected
from both calls (operator dependent).
To make a second call
1 During the call, select Options > Hold
call. This puts the ongoing call on hold.
2 Select Options > Add call.
To end an ongoing call and return to
the call on hold
• First press
and then
.
3 Enter the number to call and press
.
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Conference calls
With a conference call, you can have a
joint conversation with up to five people.
My numbers
You can view, add and edit your own
phone numbers.
To add a new participant
To check your phone numbers
1 From standby select Menu > Contacts.
2 Scroll to New contact and select
Options > Special numbers > My
numbers.
1 During the call, select Options > Hold
call. This puts the joined calls on hold.
2 Select Options > Add call.
3 Enter the number to call and press
4 Select Options > Join calls to add the
new participant.
.
3 Select an option.
5 Repeat this task to add more
participants.
Accept calls
You can choose to receive calls from
certain phone numbers only.
To release a participant
1 Select Options > Release party.
2 Select the participant to release.
To add numbers to the accepted
callers list
1 From standby select Menu > Settings
> the Calls tab > Manage calls > Accept
calls > Only from list.
3 Select a contact or Groups.
To have a private conversation
1 During the call, select Options > Talk to
and select the participant to talk to.
2 To resume the conference call, select
Options > Join calls.
See Groups on page 27.
To accept all calls
• From standby select Menu > Settings
> the Calls tab > Manage calls > Accept
calls > All callers.
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Restricted dialling
You can restrict outgoing and incoming
calls. A password from your service
provider is required.
Fixed dialling
Fixed dialling allows calls to be made
only to certain numbers saved on the
SIM card. The fixed numbers are
protected by your PIN2.
If you divert incoming calls, you cannot
use some restrict calls options.
Partial numbers can be saved. For
example, saving 0123456 allows calls
to be made to all numbers starting with
0123456.
Restrict calls options
Standard options are:
• All outgoing – all outgoing calls
• Outgoing intl – all outgoing
international calls
• Outgoing intl roam. – all outgoing
international calls except to your
home country/region
When fixed dialling is used, you cannot
view or manage any phone numbers saved
on the SIM card, but you can still call the
international emergency number, 112.
To use fixed dialling
1 From standby select Menu > Contacts.
2 Scroll to New contact and select
Options > Special numbers > Fixed
dialling > Activate.
3 Enter your PIN2 and select OK.
4 Select OK again to confirm.
• All incoming – all incoming calls
• Inc. when roaming – all incoming
calls when you are abroad
To restrict calls
1 From standby select Menu > Settings >
the Calls tab > Manage calls > Restrict
calls.
To save a fixed number
2 Select an option.
3 Select Activate.
4 Enter your password and select OK.
1 From standby select Menu > Contacts.
2 Scroll to New contact and select
Options > Special numbers > Fixed
dialling > Fixed numbers > New number.
3 Enter the information and select Save.
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Call time and cost
Messaging
During a call, the duration of the call is
shown. You can check the duration of
your last call, outgoing calls and the
total time of your calls.
Receiving and saving messages
You are notified when you receive a
message. Messages are automatically
saved in the phone memory. When the
phone memory is full, you can delete
messages or save them on a memory
card or on the SIM card.
To check the call time
• From standby select Menu > Settings
> the Calls tab > Time & cost > Call
timers.
To save a message on a memory card
• From standby select Menu >
Messaging > Settings > General
> Save to > Memory card.
Showing or hiding your phone
number
You can decide to show or hide your
phone number when you make a call.
To save a message on the SIM card
1 From standby select Menu > Messaging
and select a folder.
2 Scroll to a message and select Options
> Save message.
To hide your phone number
1 From standby select Menu > Settings
> the Calls tab > Show/hide my no.
2 Select Hide number.
To view a message from the inbox
1 From standby select Menu > Messaging
> Inbox.
2 Scroll to the message and select View.
To delete a message
1 From standby select Menu > Messaging
and select a folder.
2 Scroll to the message and press
.
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To write and send a text message
1 From standby select Menu > Messaging
> Write new > Text message.
2 Write the message and select Cont. >
Contacts look-up.
Text messages
Text messages can contain simple
pictures, sound effects, animations,
and melodies.
Before you use messaging
You must have a service centre number.
The number is supplied by your service
provider and is usually saved on the SIM
card. If the number to your service
centre is not saved on your SIM card,
you must enter the number yourself.
If you send a text message to a group, you
will be charged for each member. See
Groups on page 27.
To copy and paste text in a text
message
1 When you write the message, select
Options > Copy & paste.
2 Select Copy all or Mark & copy. Scroll
to and mark text in the message.
3 Select Options > Copy & paste > Paste.
To enter a service centre number
1 From standby select Menu > Messaging
> Settings > Text message and scroll to
Service centre. The number is shown if
it is saved on the SIM card.
2 If there is no number shown, select Edit.
3 Scroll to New ServiceCentre and select
Add.
To add an item to a text message
1 When you write the message, select
Options > Add item.
4 Enter the number, including the
international “+” sign and country/region
code.
2 Select an option and then an item.
To call a number in a text message
5 Select Save.
• When you view the message, scroll
to the phone number and press
.
To turn long messages on
1 From standby select Menu > Messaging
> Settings > Text message.
2 Select Max. msg length > Max.
available.
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To create and send a picture message
1 From standby select Menu > Messaging
> Write new > Picture msg.
Picture messages
Picture messages can contain text,
pictures, slides, sound recordings, video
clips, signatures and attachments. You
can send picture messages to a mobile
phone or an email address.
2 Enter text. To add items to the message,
press , scroll
and select an item.
3 Select Cont. > Contacts look-up.
4 Select a recipient and select Send.
Before you use picture messaging
You must set an MMS profile and the
address of your message server. If no
MMS profile or message server exists,
you can receive all the settings
automatically from your network
operator or at
Receiving picture messages
You can select how to download your
picture messages. Standard options
when you download picture
messages are:
• Always – automatic download.
• Ask in roaming – ask to download
when not in home network.
• Not in roaming – do not download
when not in home network.
• Always ask – ask to download.
• Off – new messages appear in the
Inbox.
To select an MMS profile
1 From standby select Menu > Messaging
> Settings > Picture message > MMS
profile.
2 Select a profile.
To set the message server address
1 From standby select Menu > Messaging
> Settings > Picture message.
2 Scroll to MMS profile and select Edit.
3 Select Options > Edit.
To set automatic download
1 From standby select Menu > Messaging
> Settings > Picture message > Auto
download.
2 Select an option.
4 Scroll to Message server and select
Edit.
5 Enter the address and select OK > Save.
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To add a picture message template
1 From standby select Menu > Messaging
> Templates > New template
> Picture msg.
2 Enter text. To add items to the message,
Message options
You can set standard options for all
messages or choose specific settings
each time you send a message.
To set text message options
1 From standby select Menu > Messaging
> Settings > Text message.
press , scroll
and select an item.
3 Select Save, enter a title and select OK.
To save a message as a template
1 From standby select Menu > Messaging
> Inbox.
2 Scroll to the message and select View
> Options > Save as template.
2 Scroll to an option and select Edit.
To set picture message options
1 From standby select Menu > Messaging
> Settings > Picture message.
2 Scroll to an option and select Edit.
Voice messages
To set message options for a specific
message
1 When the message is ready and
a recipient is selected, select Options
> Advanced.
You can send and receive a sound
recording as a voice message.
The sender and recipient must have
a subscription supporting picture
messaging.
2 Scroll to an option and select Edit.
To record and send a voice message
1 From standby select Menu > Messaging
> Write new > Voice message.
2 Record the message and select Stop
> Send > Contacts look-up.
Templates
If you often use the same phrases and
pictures in a message, you can save
the message as a template.
To add a text message template
1 From standby select Menu > Messaging
> Templates > New template > Text.
2 Insert text or select Options to add
items. Select OK.
3 Select a recipient and select Send.
3 Enter a title and select OK.
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4 Scroll to an option and select Add >
Enter email address. Enter the email
address and select OK. When you are
ready, select Done.
5 Select Edit and enter a subject.
Select OK.
Email
You can use standard email functions
and your computer email address in
your phone.
Before you use email
You can use the setup wizard to check
if settings are available for your email
account or you can enter them manually.
You can also receive settings at
6 Select Edit and enter the text.
Select OK.
7 Scroll to Attachments and select a file
to attach.
8 Select Cont. > Send.
To create an email account
1 From standby select Menu > Messaging
> Email > Accounts.
To receive and read an email message
1 From standby select Menu > Messaging
> Email > Inbox > Options > Check new
email.
2 Scroll to New account and select Add.
2 Scroll to the message and select View.
If you enter settings manually, you can
contact your email provider for more
information. An email provider could be
the company that supplied your email
address.
To save an email message
1 From standby select Menu > Messaging
> Email > Inbox.
2 Scroll to the message and select View
> Options > Save message.
To write and send an email message
1 From standby select Menu > Messaging
> Email > Write new.
2 Select Add > Enter email address. Enter
the email address and select OK.
3 To add more recipients, scroll to To:
and select Edit.
To reply to an email message
1 From standby select Menu > Messaging
> Email > Inbox.
2 Scroll to the message and select
Options > Reply.
3 Write the reply and select OK.
4 Select Cont. > Send.
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To view an attachment in an email
message
• When you view the message, select
To delete an email (IMAP4)
1 From standby select Menu > Messaging
> Email > Inbox.
2 Scroll to the message and select
Options > Mark for deletion.
Options > Attachments > Use > View.
To save an attachment in an email
message
3 Select Options > Clear inbox.
• When you view the message, select
Options > Attachments > Use > Save.
Marked email messages will be deleted
in the phone and on the server.
Synchronizing email
Push email
Email can be synchronized with
(Microsoft® Outlook®). For more
information see Synchronizing on
page 59.
You can receive notification in your
phone from your email server that
you have new email messages.
To turn on push email notification
• From standby select Menu > Messaging
> Email > Settings > Push email.
Active email account
If you have several email accounts, you
can change which one is active.
My friends
You can connect and log in to the My
friends server to communicate online
with chat messages.
To change the active email account
1 From standby select Menu > Messaging
> Email > Accounts.
2 Select an account.
Before you use My friends
If no settings exist in your phone, you
need to enter server settings. Your
service provider can provide standard
settings information such as:
To delete an email (POP3)
1 From standby select Menu > Messaging
> Email > Inbox.
2 Scroll to the message and press
.
• Username
• Password
• Server address
• Internet profile
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To enter My friends server settings
1 From standby select Menu > Messaging
> My friends > Configure.
To show my status
1 From standby select Menu > Messaging
> My friends > Options > Settings >
Show my status.
2 Scroll to a setting and select Add.
2 Select an option.
To log in to the My friends server
• From standby select Menu > Messaging
> My friends > Log in.
To update your own status
1 From standby select Menu > Messaging
> My friends > the My status tab.
2 Edit the information.
To log out of the My friends server
• Select Options > Log out.
3 Select Options > Save.
To add a chat contact
Chat group
1 From standby select Menu > Messaging
> My friends > the Contacts tab.
2 Select Options > Add contact.
A chat group can be started by your
service provider, by an individual My
friends user or by yourself. You can
save chat groups by saving a chat
invitation or by searching for a specific
chat group.
To send a chat message
1 From standby select Menu > Messaging
> My friends > the Contacts tab.
2 Scroll to a contact and select Chat.
3 Write the message and select Send.
To create a chat group
1 From standby select Menu > Messaging
> My friends > the Chat groups tab.
2 Select Options > Add chat group > New
chat group.
3 Select who to invite from your contacts
list and select Cont.
Status
You can show your status, for example,
Happy or Busy, to your contacts only.
You can also show your status to all
users on the My friends server.
4 Enter a short invitation text and select
Cont. > Send.
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To add a chat group
Imaging
1 From standby select Menu > Messaging
> My friends > the Chat groups tab >
Options > Add chat group.
Camera and video recorder
You can take pictures and record video
clips to view, save or send.
2 Select an option.
Conversation history is saved between log
out and when you log in again to let you
return to chat messages from previous
conversations.
Viewfinder and camera keys
1
2
Zoom in or out
Take pictures/Record video
To save a conversation
1 From standby select Menu > Messaging
> My friends > the Conversations tab.
2 Enter a conversation.
3 Select Options > Advanced > Save
conversation.
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To view pictures and video clips
1 Activate the camera and press
Using the camera
or
To activate the camera
• From standby press
to scroll to
.
.
2 Scroll to the item.
3 To view a video clip, press the centre
navigation key.
To take a picture
1 Activate the camera and press
or
to scroll to
2 Press
3 The picture is automatically saved.
.
To improve a picture with Photo fix
to take a picture.
1 Activate the camera and press
or
to scroll to
2 Select
.
> Settings.
Do not record with a strong light source
in the background. Use a support or the
self-timer to avoid a blurred picture.
3 Make sure Review is set to On.
4 Take a picture.
5 During review, select Options
> Photo fix.
To record a video clip
1 Activate the camera and press
to scroll to
2 Press
or
.
Camera icons and settings
Icons on the screen inform what the
current setting is. More camera settings
are available in Settings.
fully down to start recording.
To stop recording
1 Press
.
2 The video clip is automatically saved.
To change settings
• Activate the camera and select
To view information about settings
• Scroll to a setting and select
.
To use zoom
• Press the volume key up or down.
.
When taking a picture, zoom is available
in VGA mode only.
To adjust brightness
• Press
or
.
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To send a picture or video clip
1 From standby select Menu > Media.
2 Scroll to an item and select Options
> Send.
Camera shortcuts
Key
Shortcut
Zoom out
Zoom in
3 Select a transfer method.
Make sure the receiving device supports
the transfer method you select.
Camera: Shoot mode
Video: Video size
To receive a picture or video clip
• Follow the instructions that appear.
Self-timer
Night mode
Camera key guide
Camera printing
You can print camera pictures using a
USB cable connected to a compatible
printer.
Transferring pictures
Transfer to and from your computer
You can use Bluetooth™ wireless
computer and phone. See Bluetooth™
wireless technology on page 56 and
Using a USB cable on page 58 for more
information.
You can also print using a Bluetooth
compatible printer.
To print camera pictures using a USB
cable
1 From standby select Menu > Media and
scroll to Photo > Camera album.
2 Scroll to a month and a picture.
3 Select Options > Print.
4 Select an option.
5 Connect the USB cable to the phone.
6 Connect the USB cable to the printer.
You can view, enhance and organize
your pictures and video clips on your
computer by installing the Adobe™
Photoshop™ Album Starter Edition
or the Sony Ericsson Media Manager.
These are available for download at
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7 Wait for feedback in the phone and
select OK.
8 Enter printer settings, if required and
select Print.
Photo tags
You can tag pictures to categorize
them.
To tag pictures
You should disconnect and re-connect
the USB cable if there is a printer error.
1 From standby select Menu > Media and
scroll to Photo > Camera album.
2 Scroll to a month and a picture. Select
View.
Pictures
You can view, add, edit or delete
pictures in Media.
3 Press
and scroll to a tag.
4 Press the centre navigation key.
5 For each picture you want to tag, use
Using pictures
or
to scroll to the picture and
You can add a picture to a contact, use
it during phone startup, as a wallpaper
in standby or as a screen saver.
press the centre navigation key.
To create a new photo tag
1 From standby select Menu > Media and
scroll to Photo > Camera album.
2 Scroll to a month and a picture. Select
View.
To use pictures
1 From standby select Menu > Media and
scroll to Photo > Camera album.
2 Scroll to a month and a picture. Select
View.
3 Select Options > Use as.
4 Select an option.
3 Press
and select Options > New tag.
4 Enter a name and select OK.
5 Select an icon.
6 Press the centre navigation key to tag
the picture.
To view pictures in a slide show
1 From standby select Menu > Media and
scroll to Photo > Camera album.
2 Scroll to a month and a picture. Select
View.
3 Select Options > Slide show.
4 Select a mood.
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To trim a video clip
1 From standby select Menu > Organizer
> File manager > Videos.
PhotoDJ™ and VideoDJ™
You can edit pictures and video clips.
To edit and save a picture
1 From standby select Menu > Media and
scroll to Photo > Camera album.
2 Scroll to a month and a picture. Select
View.
3 Select Options > Edit in PhotoDJ™.
4 Edit the picture.
2 Scroll to a video clip and select Options
> VideoDJ™ > Edit > Trim.
3 Select Set to set the starting point and
select Start.
4 Select Set to set the ending point and
select End.
5 Select Trim > Options > Save.
5 Select Options > Save picture.
Themes
To edit and save a video clip
1 From standby select Menu > Organizer
> File manager > Videos.
2 Scroll to a video clip and select Options
> VideoDJ™.
3 Edit the video clip.
4 Select Options > Save.
You can change the appearance of the
screen through items such as colours
and wallpaper. You can also create new
themes and download them. For more
information, go to
To set a theme
1 From standby select Menu > Organizer
> File manager.
2 Scroll to Themes and select Open.
3 Scroll to a theme and select Set.
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To fast forward and rewind
• When you listen to music, press and
To navigate your media see Navigation
on page 14.
hold down
or
.
To move between tracks
• When you listen to music, press
Stereo portable handsfree
or
.
Video player
To play videos
1 From standby select Menu > Media and
scroll to Video.
2 Scroll to a title and select Play.
To stop playing videos
• Press the centre navigation key.
Music and video controls
To use the handsfree
To change the volume
• Connect the portable handsfree. Music
stops when you receive a call and
resumes when the call has ended.
• Press the volume keys up or down.
To return to the player menus
• Select Back.
Music player
To exit the player menus
To play music
• Press and hold down
.
1 From standby select Menu > Media
> Music.
2 Scroll to a title and select Play.
Browsing files
Music and video files are saved and
categorized.
To stop playing music
• Press the centre navigation key.
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• Artists – list tracks you have transferred
using Media Manager.
• Albums – list music tracks by album in
your phone and on a memory card.
• Tracks – list all music tracks in your
phone and on a memory card.
• Playlists – create own lists of tracks.
• Audio books – list audio books you have
transferred from your computer.
• Podcasts – list all podcasts you have
transferred from your computer.
• Videos – list all video clips in your phone
or on a memory card.
To add files to a playlist
1 From standby select Menu > Media
and scroll to Music > Playlists.
2 Select a playlist.
3 Select Add music.
4 Scroll to a track and select Mark.
5 Select Add to add the track to the
playlist.
To remove tracks from a playlist
1 From standby select Menu > Media
and scroll to Music > Playlists.
2 Select a playlist.
3 Scroll to the track and press
.
Playlists
You can create playlists to organize
files. You can sort the files by artist
or title. Files can be added to more
than one playlist.
To delete a playlist
1 From standby select Menu > Media
and scroll to Music > Playlists.
2 Scroll to a playlist and press
.
Deleting a playlist, or a file from
a playlist, does not delete the file from
the memory, just the reference to the
file.
To view information about a track
• Scroll to a track and select Options
> Information.
To send music
To create a playlist
1 From standby select Menu > Media
and scroll to Music.
1 From standby select Menu > Media and
scroll to Music > Playlists.
2 Scroll to a title and select Options >
Send.
3 Select a transfer method.
2 Scroll to New playlist and select Add.
3 Enter a name and select OK.
4 Scroll to a track and select Mark.
5 Select Add to add the track to the
playlist.
Make sure the receiving device supports
the transfer method you select.
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To receive music
• Follow the instructions that appear.
3 Phone: Select Mass storage. The phone
will restart in this mode and restart again
when it is disconnected from the USB
cable.
Transferring music from
a computer
With Sony Ericsson Media Manager,
you can transfer music from CDs, your
computer or that you have purchased
to the phone memory or a memory card.
Do not remove the USB cable from your
phone or computer during transfer, as
this may corrupt the memory card or the
phone memory.
4 For safe disconnection of the USB cable
removable disk icon in Windows
Explorer and select Eject. See Using
a USB cable on page 58.
Sony Ericsson Media Manager
software is available for download
Before you use Media Manager
You need one of these operating
systems to use Media Manager on your
computer:
For details on transferring music, refer
to Media Manager Help. Click
in the
top right corner of the Media Manager
window.
• Windows® Vista® (32 bit and 64 bit
versions of: Ultimate, Enterprise,
Business, Home Premium, Home
Basic)
• Windows® XP (Pro or Home), Service
Pack 2 or higher
Online music and video clips
You can view video clips and listen to
from the Internet. If settings are not
already in your phone, see Settings on
page 53. For more information, contact
your network operator or go to
To use Media Manager
1 Connect the phone to a computer with
a USB cable.
2 Computer: Start/Programs/
Sony Ericsson/Media Manager.
To select a data account for streaming
1 From standby select Menu > Settings
> the Connectivity tab > Streaming
settings.
2 Select the data account to use.
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To stream music and video clips
1 From standby select Menu > Monternet.
2 Select Options > Go to > Bookmarks.
3 Select a link to stream from.
To manually search for channels
• When the radio is playing, press
or
.
To switch between preset channels
• When the radio is playing, press
TrackID™
TrackID™ is a free music recognition
service. Search for song titles, artists
and album names.
or
.
Saving channels
You can save up to 20 preset channels.
To search for song information
• When you hear a song through
a loudspeaker, from standby select
Menu > Entertainment > TrackID™.
• When the radio is playing select Options
> TrackID™.
To save channels
• When you have found a radio channel
select Options > Save.
To select saved channels
1 From standby select Menu > Radio >
Options > Channels.
2 Select a radio channel.
Radio
Do not use your phone as a radio in places
where this is prohibited.
To save channels in positions 1 to 10
• When you have found a radio channel,
press and hold down
–
.
To listen to the radio
1 Connect the handsfree to the phone.
2 From standby select Menu > Radio.
To select channels saved in positions
1 to 10
• When the radio is playing, press
To change the volume
• When the radio is playing, press the
volume keys up or down.
–
.
To automatically search for channels
• When the radio is playing, select
Search.
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PlayNow™
Ringtones and melodies
You can listen to music before you
purchase and download it to your
phone.
To set a ringtone
1 From standby select Menu > Settings
> the Sounds & alerts tab > Ringtone.
2 Find and select a ringtone.
This service is not available in all countries/
regions. In some countries/regions you
can purchase music from some of the
world’s top musical artists.
To set the ringtone volume
1 From standby select Menu > Settings >
Before you use PlayNow™
You must have the required settings in
your phone. See Settings on page 53.
2 Press
or
to change the volume.
3 Select Save.
To turn the ringtone off
• From standby press and hold down
To listen to PlayNow™ music
1 From standby select Menu >
PlayNow™.
.
All signals except the alarm signal are
affected.
2 Select music from a list.
Downloading from PlayNow™
To set the vibrating alert
The price appears when you select to
download and save a music file. Your
phone bill or prepay card is debited
when a purchase is accepted.
1 From standby select Menu > Settings >
the Sounds & alerts tab > Vibrating alert.
2 Select an option.
To download a music file
1 When you have listened to a music file
preview, you can agree to accept the
conditions.
2 Select Yes to download.
3 A text message is sent to confirm
payment and the file is made available
to download.
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To send a ringtone
To compose a melody
1 From standby select Menu > Organizer
> File manager.
1 From standby select Menu >
Entertainment > MusicDJ™.
2 Scroll to Music and select Open.
3 Scroll to a ringtone and select Options
> Send.
2 Select to Insert, Copy or Paste blocks.
3 Use
,
,
or
to scroll between
the blocks.
4 Select a transfer method.
4 Select Options > Save melody.
Make sure the receiving device supports
the transfer method you select.
Sound recorder
You can record a voice memo or a call.
Recorded sounds can also be set as
ringtones.
To receive a ringtone
• Follow the instructions that appear.
You are not allowed to exchange some
copyright-protected material. A protected
In some countries/regions or states it is
required by law that you inform the other
person before recording the call.
file has a
icon.
To record a sound
• From standby select Menu >
Entertainment > Record sound.
MusicDJ™
You can compose and edit your own
melodies to use as ringtones. A melody
consists of four types of tracks – Drums,
Basses, Chords and Accents. A track
contains a number of music blocks. The
blocks consist of pre-arranged sounds
with different characteristics. The blocks
are grouped into Intro, Verse, Chorus
and Break. You compose a melody by
adding music blocks to the tracks.
To listen to a recording
1 From standby select Menu > Organizer
> File manager.
2 Scroll to Music and select Open.
3 Scroll to a recording and select Play.
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To set permissions for a Java
application
1 From standby select Menu > Organizer
> Applications.
2 Scroll to an application and select
Options > Permissions.
Games
Your phone contains several games.
You can also download games. Help
texts are available for most games.
To start a game
1 From standby select Menu >
Entertainment > Games.
2 Select a game.
3 Set permissions.
Java application screen size
Some Java applications are designed
for a specific screen size. For more
information, contact the application
vendor.
To end a game
• Press
.
Applications
You can download and run Java
applications. You can also view
information or set different permissions.
To set the screen size for a Java
application
1 From standby select Menu > Organizer
> Applications.
2 Scroll to an application and select
Options > Screen size.
3 Select an option.
Before you use Java™ applications
If settings are not already entered in
your phone, see Settings on page 53.
Internet profiles for Java applications
Some Java applications need to
connect to the Internet to receive
information. Most Java applications
use the same Internet settings as your
Web browser.
To select a Java application
1 From standby select Menu > Organizer
> Applications.
2 Select an application.
To view information about a Java
application
1 From standby select Menu > Organizer
> Applications.
2 Scroll to an application and select
Options > Information.
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To exit the browser
• When you browse the Internet, select
Options > Exit browser.
Connectivity
Settings
Before you synchronize with an Internet
service, use the Internet, PlayNow™,
My friends, Java, picture messaging
and email you need to have settings in
your phone.
Using bookmarks
You can create and edit bookmarks as
quick links to your favourite Web pages.
To create a bookmark
1 When you browse the Internet, select
Options > Tools > Add bookmark.
2 Enter a title and an address. Select
Save.
If settings are not already entered, you
can download settings by going to
To download settings using
a computer
To select a bookmark
1 From standby select Menu > Monternet.
2 Select Options > Go to > Bookmarks.
3 Scroll to a bookmark and select Go to.
2 Follow the instructions on the screen.
Phone name
To send a bookmark
You can enter a name for your phone
to be shown to other devices.
1 From standby select Menu > Monternet
> Options > Go to > Bookmarks.
2 Scroll to a bookmark.
To enter a phone name
3 Select Options > Send and select
a transfer method.
1 From standby select Menu > Settings
> the Connectivity tab > Phone name.
2 Enter the phone name and select OK.
To send a link
1 When you browse the Internet, select
Options > Tools > Send link.
2 Select an option.
Using the Internet
To start browsing
1 From standby select Menu > Monternet.
2 Select Options > Go to.
3 Select an option.
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History pages
You can view Web pages you have
browsed.
Key
Shortcut
Enter address
Bookmarks
Zoom
–
To view history pages
• From standby select Menu > Monternet
> Options > Go to > History.
To use pan and zoom on a Web page
1 When you browse the Internet, press
Pan & zoom (when
Smart-Fit is off).
.
Fullscreen or Landscape
or Normal screen.
2 Use the navigation key to move the
frame.
3 Press Zoom.
4 To switch back to pan, press
To make a call while browsing
• When you browse the Internet press
.
To use pan and zoom, you need to turn
off Smart-fit: Options > Advanced >
Smart-Fit > Off.
.
To save a picture from a Web page
1 When you browse the Internet, select
Options > Tools > Save picture.
2 Select a picture.
To exit pan and zoom mode
• Select Back.
Internet keypad shortcuts
You can use the keypad to go directly
to an Internet browser function.
To find text on a Web page
1 When you browse the Internet, select
Options > Tools > Find on page.
2 Enter text and press Find.
To select Internet keypad shortcuts
1 From standby select Menu > Monternet.
2 Select Options > Advanced > Keypad
mode > Shortcuts.
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To copy and paste text while browsing
1 When you browse the Internet, select
Options > Tools > Mark & Copy.
2 Scroll to where you want to start
copying and select Mark.
Web feeds
You can receive frequently updated
content, such as podcasts or news
headlines, as Web feeds. You can add
feeds for a page, if it has the
icon.
3 Scroll to mark text.
4 Select Copy.
5 Navigate to where you want to insert
the text and select Options > Paste.
To add new feeds for a Web page
• When you browse a page on the
Internet that has Web feeds, select
Options > Web feeds.
To save a Web page
• When you browse the Internet, select
Options > Tools > Save page.
Updating Web feeds
You can manually update your feeds,
or schedule the update. When there
are updates,
appears on the screen.
To view saved Web pages
1 From standby select Menu > Organizer
> File manager > Web pages > Saved
pages.
To schedule Web feeds updates
1 From standby select Menu > Messaging
> Web feeds.
2 Scroll to a feed and select Options >
Schedule update.
2 Scroll to an item and select View.
Internet security and certificates
Your phone supports secure browsing.
Certain Internet services, such as
banking, require certificates in your
phone. Your phone may already contain
certificates when you buy it or you can
download new certificates.
3 Select an option.
To update Web feeds manually
1 From standby select Menu > Messaging
> Web feeds.
2 Scroll to a feed and select Options >
Update.
To view certificates in the phone
• From standby select Menu > Settings >
the General tab > Security > Certificates.
3 Select an option.
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Web feeds in standby
You can show news updates on the
standby screen.
Before you use Bluetooth wireless
technology
You must turn on the Bluetooth function
to communicate with other devices. You
must also pair your phone with other
Bluetooth devices.
To show Web feeds in standby
• From standby select Menu > Messaging
> Web feeds > Options > Settings >
Standby ticker > Show in standby.
To turn the Bluetooth function on
• From standby select Menu > Settings
> the Connectivity tab > Bluetooth >
Turn on.
To access Web feeds from standby
1 From standby select Ticker.
2 To read more about a feed, press
Make sure that the device you want to
pair your phone with has the Bluetooth
function activated and is made visible.
or
to scroll to a headline and select
Go to.
Bluetooth™ wireless
technology
The Bluetooth function makes wireless
connection to other Bluetooth devices
possible. You can, for example:
To receive an item
1 From standby select Menu > Settings
> the Connectivity tab > Bluetooth >
Turn on.
2 When you receive an item, follow the
instructions that appear.
• Connect to handsfree devices.
• Connect to several devices at the
same time.
• Connect to computers and access
the Internet.
• Exchange items and play multiplayer
games.
To pair the phone with a device
1 From standby select Menu > Settings
> the Connectivity tab > Bluetooth > My
devices.
2 Scroll to New device and select Add
to search for available devices.
3 Select a device.
We recommend a range within 10 metres
(33 feet), with no solid objects in between,
for Bluetooth communication.
4 Enter a passcode, if required.
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To allow connection to the phone
1 From standby select Menu > Settings
> the Connectivity tab > Bluetooth > My
devices.
To turn powersave on
• From standby select Menu > Settings
> the Connectivity tab > Bluetooth >
Powersave > On.
2 Select a device from the list.
3 Select Options > Allow connection.
Transferring sound to and from
a Bluetooth handsfree
You can transfer the sound to and from
a Bluetooth handsfree using a phone
key or the handsfree key.
To pair the phone with a Bluetooth
handsfree for the first time
1 From standby select Menu > Settings
> the Connectivity tab > Bluetooth >
Handsfree.
2 Select Yes.
3 Enter a passcode, if required.
To transfer sound
1 From standby select Menu > Settings
> the Connectivity tab > Bluetooth >
Handsfree > Incoming call.
2 Select an option. In phone transfers
sound to the phone. In handsfree
transfers sound to the handsfree.
To pair the phone with more than one
Bluetooth handsfree
1 From standby select Menu > Settings
> the Connectivity tab > Bluetooth >
Handsfree > My handsfree > New
handsfree.
To transfer sound during a call
1 During a call, select Sound.
2 Select from the list.
2 Scroll to a device and select Add.
File transfer
Power saving
You can synchronize and transfer files
using Bluetooth wireless technology.
See Synchronization using a computer
on page 60.
You can save battery power with the
Power save function. You can only
connect with a single Bluetooth device.
You must turn this function off if you
want to connect with more than one
Bluetooth device at the same time.
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Media transfer and Mass storage
If you have Windows Media Player 11
or higher installed on your PC you can
drag and drop files between your phone
or memory card and a computer in
Microsoft Windows Explorer.
Using a USB cable
You can connect your phone to
a computer with a USB cable to transfer
files using Mass storage or Media
transfer. You can also synchronize,
transfer files and use your phone as
a modem using Phone mode. For more
information go to the Getting started
section at
Only use a USB cable supported by your
phone. Do not remove the USB cable from
your phone or computer during file transfer
as this may corrupt the phone memory
or the memory card.
Before you use a USB cable
You need one of these operating
systems to transfer files using a
USB cable:
To use media transfer and mass
storage mode
• Windows® 2000
• Windows XP (Pro and Home)
• Windows Vista™ (32 bit and 64 bit
versions of: Ultimate, Enterprise,
Business, Home Premium, Home
Basic)
Before transferring files you must install
the Sony Ericsson PC Suite software on
your computer. You can download the
Sony Ericsson PC Suite from
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1 Connect a USB cable to the phone and
the computer.
To use phone mode
1 Computer: Start PC Suite from Start/
Programs/Sony Ericsson/PC Suite.
2 Connect a USB cable to the phone and
the computer.
3 Phone: Select Phone mode.
4 Computer: When you are notified that
the Sony Ericsson PC Suite has found
your phone, you can start using the
phone mode applications.
2 Phone: Select Mass storage. The phone
will restart in this mode and restart again
when disconnected from the USB cable.
3 Phone: Select Media transfer and the
phone will remain activated during file
transfer.
4 Computer: Wait until the phone memory
and memory card appear as external
disks in Windows Explorer.
For usage details, see the Sony Ericsson
PC Suite Help section once the software
has been installed on your computer.
5 Drag and drop selected files between
the phone and the computer.
To disconnect a USB cable safely
1 Right-click the removable disk icon
in Windows Explorer.
Synchronizing
You can use a USB cable or Bluetooth
wireless technology to synchronize
phone contacts, appointments,
bookmarks, tasks and notes with
a computer program such as Microsoft
Outlook. You can also synchronize with
an Internet service using SyncML™ or
a Microsoft® Exchange Server using
Microsoft Exchange ActiveSync. For
more information go to the Getting
started section at
2 Select Eject.
3 Disconnect the USB cable when the
following message is shown in the
phone: Mass storage session ended. It
is now safe to remove the USB cable.
Phone mode
Before synchronizing or using your
phone as a modem you must install
the Sony Ericsson PC Suite software
on your computer.
Use only one of the synchronization
methods at a time with your phone.
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Synchronization using a computer
Before synchronizing you need to install
the Sony Ericsson PC Suite. The
software includes help information.
You can go to
Before you start to synchronize
You must enter settings for SyncML
synchronization and register
a synchronization account online with
a service provider. Settings that are
required are:
download the software.
• Server address – server URL
• Database name – database to
synchronize with
You need one of these operating
systems to use the PC Suite on
your computer:
To enter settings for SyncML
1 From standby select Menu > Organizer
> Synchronization.
2 Scroll to New account and select Add
> SyncML.
• Windows XP (Pro and Home), Service
Pack 2 or higher
• Windows Vista (32 bit and 64 bit
versions of: Ultimate, Enterprise,
Business, Home Premium, Home
Basic)
3 Enter a name for the new account and
select Cont.
4 Select Server address. Enter the
required information and select OK.
5 Enter Username and Password,
if required.
6 Scroll to the Applications tab and mark
applications to synchronize.
7 Scroll to the App. settings tab and
select an application.
Synchronization using an Internet
service
Internet service with your phone. If
Internet settings are not in your phone,
see Settings on page 53.
8 Select Database name and enter the
required information.
9 Scroll to the Advanced tab to enter
additional settings for synchronizing.
10Select Save.
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To delete an account
1 From standby select Menu > Organizer
> Synchronization.
Before you start to synchronize with
Exchange ActiveSync you must enter
the correct time zone in your phone.
2 Scroll to an account and press
.
To enter settings for Microsoft
Exchange ActiveSync
To start synchronization
1 From standby select Menu > Organizer
> Synchronization.
2 Scroll to New account and select Add
> Exchange ActiveSync.
3 Enter a name for the new account and
select Cont.
4 Enter the required settings.
5 Scroll between the tabs to enter
additional settings.
1 From standby select Menu > Organizer
> Synchronization.
2 Scroll to an account and select Start.
Synchronization using a Microsoft®
Exchange Server
You can access and synchronize
corporate exchange information such
as email, contacts and calendar entries
with a Microsoft® Exchange Server
using your phone.
6 Select Save.
To start synchronization
1 From standby select Menu > Organizer
> Synchronization.
For more information on synchronization
settings, contact your IT administrator.
Before you start to synchronize
You must enter settings for Microsoft
Exchange ActiveSync to access a
Microsoft Exchange Server. Settings
that are required are:
2 Scroll to an account and select Start.
Update service
You can update your phone with the
latest software. You do not lose
personal or phone information.
• Server address – server URL
• Domain – server domain
• Username – account username
• Password – account password
There are two ways to update your
phone:
• Over the air using your phone
• Using a USB cable and an
Internet-connected computer
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Update service requires data access such
as GPRS.
More features
Flight mode
In Flight mode the network and radio
transceivers are turned off to prevent
disturbance to sensitive equipment.
Before you use the Update service
If settings are not in your phone see
Settings on page 53.
To view the current software in the
phone
1 From standby select Menu > Settings
> the General tab > Update service.
2 Select Software version.
When the flight mode menu is activated
you are asked to select a mode the next
time you turn on your phone:
• Normal mode – full functionality.
• Flight mode – limited functionality.
To use Update service using the phone
1 From standby select Menu > Settings
> the General tab > Update service.
2 Select Search for update and follow the
instructions that appear.
You can use the Bluetooth™ function
in Flight mode.
To activate the flight mode menu
• From standby select Menu > Settings >
the General tab > Flight mode > Show
at startup.
To use Update service using a USB
cable
or click the Sony Ericsson Update
service in the PC Suite software if
installed on your computer.
2 Select a region and country/region.
3 Follow the instructions on the screen.
To select flight mode
1 When the flight mode menu is activated,
turn off your phone.
2 Turn on your phone and select Flight
mode.
To set a reminder to use Update
service
1 From standby select Menu > Settings
> the General tab > Update service >
Settings > Reminder.
2 Select an option.
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To set the alarm signal
Location services
1 From standby select Menu > Alarms.
2 Scroll to an alarm and select Edit.
3 Scroll to Alarm signal: and select Edit.
4 Find and select an alarm signal. Select
Save.
You can get help to find your way, view
your approximate location and save
your favourite locations.
With the accessory GPS Enabler HGE-100
you can get more exact information about
your current location.
To silence the alarm
• When the alarm sounds, press any key.
• To repeat the alarm, select Snooze.
Some features of Location services use
the Internet.
To turn off an alarm
• When the alarm sounds, select Turn off.
Alarms
You can set a sound or the radio as an
alarm signal. The alarm sounds even if
the phone is turned off. When the alarm
sounds you can silence it or turn it off.
To cancel the alarm
1 From standby select Menu > Alarms.
2 Scroll to an alarm and select TurnOff.
To set the alarm
The alarm in silent mode
1 From standby select Menu > Alarms.
2 Scroll to an alarm and select Edit.
3 Scroll to Time: and select Edit.
4 Enter a time and select OK > Save.
You can set the alarm not to sound
when the phone is in silent mode.
To set an alarm to sound or not in
silent mode
1 From standby select Menu > Alarms.
2 Scroll to an alarm and select Edit.
To set the recurrent alarm
1 From standby select Menu > Alarms.
2 Scroll to an alarm and select Edit.
3 Scroll to Recurrent: and select Edit.
4 Scroll to a day and select Mark.
5 To select another day, scroll to the day
and select Mark.
3 Scroll to the
tab.
4 Scroll to Silent mode: and select Edit.
5 Select an option.
6 Select Done > Save.
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To view an appointment
1 From standby select Menu > Organizer
> Calendar.
2 Select a date.
3 Scroll to an appointment and select
View.
Calendar
The calendar can be synchronized with
a computer calendar, with a calendar
Exchange Server (Microsoft®
Outlook®). For more information
see Synchronizing on page 59.
To edit an appointment
1 From standby select Menu > Organizer
> Calendar.
2 Select a date.
3 Scroll to an appointment and select
View.
4 Select Options > Edit.
5 Edit the appointment and confirm each
entry.
Default view
You can choose whether month, week
or day view will appear first when you
open the calendar.
To set default view
1 From standby select Menu > Organizer
> Calendar.
2 Select Options > Advanced > Default
view.
6 Select Save.
3 Select an option.
To send an appointment
1 From standby select Menu > Organizer
> Calendar.
2 Select a date.
3 Scroll to an appointment and select
Options > Send.
Appointments
You can add new appointments
or reuse existing appointments.
To add an appointment
1 From standby select Menu > Organizer
> Calendar.
2 Select a date.
3 Scroll to New appointment and select
Add.
4 Select a transfer method.
Make sure the receiving device supports
the transfer method you select.
4 Enter the information and confirm each
entry.
5 Select Save.
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To view a calendar week
1 From standby select Menu > Organizer
> Calendar.
To hide a note from standby
1 From standby select Menu > Organizer
> Notes.
2 Select a date.
3 Select Options > View week.
2 Scroll to a note and select Options >
Hide in standby.
To set when reminders should sound
1 From standby select Menu > Organizer
> Calendar.
2 Select a date.
3 Select Options > Advanced >
Reminders.
Tasks
You can add new tasks or reuse existing
tasks.
To add a task
1 From standby select Menu > Organizer
> Tasks.
2 Select New task and select Add.
3 Select an option.
4 Enter details and confirm each entry.
4 Select an option.
A reminders option set in calendar affects
a reminders option set in tasks.
Notes
To view a task
1 From standby select Menu > Organizer
> Tasks.
You can make notes and save them.
You can also show a note in standby.
2 Scroll to a task and select View.
To add a note
1 From standby select Menu > Organizer
> Notes.
2 Scroll to New note and select Add.
3 Write a note and select Save.
To reuse an existing task
1 From standby select Menu > Organizer
> Tasks.
2 Scroll to a task and select View.
3 Select Options > Edit.
4 Edit the task and select Cont.
5 Choose to set a reminder.
To show a note in standby
1 From standby select Menu > Organizer
> Notes.
2 Scroll to a note and select Options >
Show in standby.
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To send a task
1 From standby select Menu > Organizer
> Tasks.
2 Scroll to a task and select Options >
Send.
To view and edit a profile
1 From standby select Menu > Settings
> the General tab > Profiles.
2 Scroll to a profile and select Options
> View and edit.
3 Select a transfer method.
You cannot rename the Normal profile.
Make sure the receiving device supports
the transfer method you select.
Time and date
To set when reminders should sound
1 From standby select Menu > Organizer
> Tasks.
2 Scroll to a task and select Options >
Reminders.
To set the time
1 From standby select Menu > Settings >
the General tab > Time & date > Time.
2 Enter the time and select Save.
3 Select an option.
To set the date
1 From standby select Menu > Settings
> the General tab > Time & date > Date.
2 Enter the date and select Save.
A reminders option set in tasks affects
a reminders option set in calendar.
Profiles
To set the time zone
You can change settings such as the
ring volume and vibrating alert to suit
different locations. You can reset all
profiles to the phone’s original settings.
1 From standby select Menu > Settings
> the General tab > Time & date > My
time zone.
2 Select the time zone you are in.
To select a profile
If you select a city, My time zone also
updates the time when daylight saving
time changes.
1 From standby select Menu > Settings
> the General tab > Profiles.
2 Select a profile.
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Locks
If Codes do not match appears, you
entered the new PIN incorrectly.
If Wrong PIN appears, followed by Old
PIN:, you entered your old PIN incorrectly.
SIM card lock
This lock only protects your
subscription. Your phone will work with
a new SIM card. If the lock is on, you
have to enter a PIN (Personal Identity
Number).
To use the SIM card lock
1 From standby select Menu > Settings
> the General tab > Security > Locks
> SIM protection > Protection.
2 Select an option.
If you enter your PIN incorrectly three
times in a row, the SIM card is blocked
and you need to enter your PUK
(Personal Unblocking Key). Your PIN
and PUK are supplied by your network
operator.
3 Enter your PIN and select OK.
Phone lock
You can stop unauthorized use of your
phone. Change the phone lock code
(0000) to any four-to-eight-digit
personal code.
To unblock the SIM card
1 When PIN blocked appears, enter your
PUK and select OK.
2 Enter a new four-to-eight-digit PIN and
select OK.
It is important that you remember
your new code. If you forget it, you
have to take your phone to your local
Sony Ericsson retailer.
3 Re-enter the new PIN and select OK.
To edit the PIN
To use the phone lock
1 From standby select Menu > Settings
> the General tab > Security > Locks
> SIM protection > Change PIN.
2 Enter your PIN and select OK.
3 Enter a new four-to-eight-digit PIN and
select OK.
1 From standby select Menu > Settings
> the General tab > Security > Locks
> Phone protection > Protection.
2 Select an option.
3 Enter the phone lock code and
select OK.
4 Re-enter the new PIN and select OK.
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To unlock the phone
IMEI number
• Enter your code and select OK.
Keep a copy of your IMEI (International
Mobile Equipment Identity) number
.
To change the phone lock code
1 From standby select Menu > Settings
> the General tab > Security > Locks
> Phone protection > Change code.
2 Enter the old code and select OK.
3 Enter the new code and select OK.
4 Repeat the code and select OK.
To view your IMEI number
• From standby press
,
,
,
,
.
Keypad lock
You can set this lock to avoid accidental
dialling. Incoming calls can be answered
without unlocking the keypad.
Calls to the international emergency
number 112 can still be made.
To use the automatic keylock
1 From standby select Menu > Settings >
the General tab > Security > Automatic
keylock.
2 Select an option.
To lock the keypad manually
• From standby press
and select
Lock.
To unlock the keypad manually
• From standby press
and select
Unlock.
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I cannot charge the phone or battery
capacity is low
The charger is not properly connected
or the battery connection is poor.
Remove the battery and clean the
connectors.
Troubleshooting
Some problems will require you to call
your network operator.
For more support go to
The battery is worn out and needs to
be replaced. See Charge the battery
on page 8.
Common questions
I have problems with memory capacity
or the phone is working slowly
Restart your phone every day to free
No battery icon appears when I start
charging the phone
It may take a few minutes before the
battery icon appears on the screen.
memory or do a Master reset.
Master reset
If you select Reset settings, the changes
that you have made to settings will be
deleted.
Some menu options appear in grey
A service is not activated. Contact your
network operator.
If you select Reset all, in addition to
your changes to settings, all contacts,
messages, personal data, and content
that you have downloaded, received or
edited will also be deleted.
I cannot use SMS/text messages on
my phone
Settings are missing or incorrect.
Contact your network operator to find
out the correct SMS service centre
setting. See Text messages on page 35.
To reset the phone
1 From standby select Menu > Settings
> the General tab > Master reset.
2 Select an option.
I cannot use picture messages on my
phone
Your subscription does not include data
capability. Settings are missing or
incorrect. Please contact your network
operator.
3 Follow the instructions that appear.
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See Help in your phone on page 8 or
to order settings and follow the
instructions on the screen. See Settings
on page 53.
browsing
Make sure your Keypad mode is set
as Shortcuts. See To select Internet
keypad shortcuts on page 54.
How do I turn on and off T9 Text Input
when writing?
When you enter text, press and hold
I have set Web feeds to show in
standby, but no Web feeds appear
in standby
Check if a note is shown in standby.
If so, hide it. See To hide a note from
standby on page 65.
down
. You will see
at the top
of the screen when T9 Text Input is
activated.
The phone does not ring or rings too
softly
Make sure the microphone has
microphone during a call on page 22.
How do I change phone language?
1 From standby select Menu > Settings
> the General tab > Language > Phone
language.
2 Select an option.
the ringtone volume on page 50.
I cannot use the Internet
Your subscription does not include
missing or incorrect. Please contact
your network operator.
a profile on page 66.
Check the Divert call options. See
See Help in your phone on page 8 or
to order Internet settings, and follow
the instructions on the screen. See
Settings on page 53.
To divert calls on page 31.
The phone cannot be detected by
other devices using Bluetooth wireless
technology
function on. Make sure that the visibility
is set to show phone. See To turn the
Bluetooth function on on page 56.
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I cannot synchronize or transfer data
between my phone and my computer,
when using a USB cable.
The cable or software has not been
properly installed. Go to
The SIM card connectors need
cleaning. If the card is damaged,
contact your network operator.
Insert correct SIM card
Your phone is set to work only with
certain SIM cards. Check if you are
using the correct operator SIM card.
www.sonyericsson.com/support to read
Getting started guides which contain
detailed installation instructions and
troubleshooting guides.
Wrong PIN/Wrong PIN2
You have entered your PIN or PIN2
incorrectly.
Where can I find the regulatory
information such as my IMEI number
if I cannot turn on my phone?
Enter the correct PIN or PIN2 and select
Yes. See To insert the SIM card on
page 6.
PIN blocked/PIN2 blocked
code incorrectly three times in a row.
To unblock, see SIM card lock on
page 67.
Codes do not match
Codes that you have entered do not
security code, for example your PIN,
you have to confirm the new code.
See SIM card lock on page 67.
Error messages
Insert SIM
There is no SIM card in your phone
or you may have inserted it incorrectly.
See Charge the battery on page 8.
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No netw. coverage
Important information
Sony Ericsson Consumer Web site
a support section where help and tips are only
a few clicks away. Here you find the latest computer
software updates and tips on how to use your
product more efficiently.
Your phone is not receiving any network
signal, or the received signal is too
weak. Contact your network operator
and make sure that the network has
coverage where you are.
Guidelines for Safe and
Efficient Use
The SIM card is not working properly.
Insert your SIM card in another phone.
If this works, it is probably your phone
that is causing the problem. Please
contact the nearest Sony Ericsson
service location.
Please follow these guidelines. Failure
to do so might entail a potential health
risk or product malfunction. If in doubt
as to its proper function, have the
product checked by a certified service
partner before charging or using it.
Recommendations for care and safe
use of our products
Emerg. calls only
You are within range of a network, but
you are not allowed to use it. However,
in an emergency, some network
operators allow you to call the
international emergency number 112.
•
Handle with care and keep in a clean and dust-free
place.
•
•
Warning! May explode if disposed of in fire.
Do not expose your product to liquid or moisture
or excess humidity.
For optimum performance, your
Sony Ericsson Product should not be
operated in temperatures below -10°C
(+14°F) or above +45°C (+113°F). Do
not expose the battery to temperatures
above +60°C (+140°F).
Do not expose to flames or lit tobacco
products.
Do not drop, throw or try to bend your
product.
•
PUK blocked. Contact operator.
You entered your personal unblocking
key code (PUK) incorrectly 10 times in
a row.
•
•
Charging, alien battery
The battery that you are using is not
a Sony Ericsson-approved battery.
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•
•
Do not paint or attempt to disassemble
or modify your product. Only
Sony Ericsson authorized personnel
should perform service.
If you are in close proximity to the
To avoid this small energy waste, disconnect the
power supply when the product is fully charged.
Use of charging devices that are not Sony Ericsson
branded may impose increased safety risks.
pacemaker and other medical devices
or in the hospital, or you have pacemaker or cochlea
implanted, or you are using hearing aid, please
consult authorized physicians and refer to
instructions from medical device manufacturer
before you use Mobile phone.
Discontinue use of electronic devices or disable the
radio transmitting functionality of the device where
required or requested to do so.
Do not use the phone in potentially explosive
environment, such as gas station, oil depot, chemical
factory and other flammable and explosive areas.
Do not place your product or install wireless
equipment in the area above an air bag in your car.
Caution: Cracked or broken displays may create
sharp edges or splinters that could be harmful upon
contact.
Battery
New or idle batteries can have short-term reduced
capacity. Fully charge the battery before initial use.
Use for intended purpose only. Charge the battery
in temperatures between +5°C (+41°F) and +45°C
(+113°F). Do not put the battery into your mouth.
Do not let the battery contacts touch another metal
object. Turn off the product before removing the
battery. Performance depends on temperatures,
signal strength, usage patterns, features selected
and voice or data transmissions. Only Sony Ericsson
service partners should remove or replace built-in
batteries. Use of batteries that are not Sony Ericsson
branded may pose increased safety risks. Replace
the battery only with another Sony Ericsson battery
that has been qualified with the product per the
standard IEEE-1725. Use of an unqualified battery
may present a risk of fire, explosion, leakage or
other hazard.
•
•
•
•
•
Do not use your Bluetooth Headset in positions
where it is uncomfortable or will be subject to
pressure.
Note: The environmental protection period (EPUP)
of battery is 5 years.
5
Children
Warning! Keep out of the reach of
Personal medical devices
children. Do not allow children to play
with mobile phones or accessories.
They could hurt themselves or others.
Products may contain small parts that could
become detached and create a choking hazard.
Mobile phones may affect implanted medical
equipment. Reduce risk of interference by keeping
a minimum distance of 15 cm (6 inches) between
the phone and the device. Use the phone at your
right ear. Do not carry the phone in your breast
pocket. Turn off the phone if you suspect
interference. For all medical devices, consult
a physician and the manufacturer.
Power supply (Charger)
Connect the charger to power sources as marked
on the product. Do not use outdoors or in damp
areas. Do not alter or subject the cord to damage
or stress. Unplug the unit before cleaning it. Never
alter the plug. If it does not fit into the outlet, have a
proper outlet installed by an electrician. When power
supply is connected there is a small drain of power.
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Driving
Radio frequency (RF) exposure and
Specific Absorption Rate (SAR)
Some vehicle manufacturers forbid the use of phones
in their vehicles unless a handsfree kit with an external
antenna supports the installation. Check with your
vehicle manufacturer’s representative to be sure that
your mobile phone or Bluetooth handsfree will not
affect the electronic systems in your vehicle. Full
attention should be given to driving at all times and
local laws and regulations restricting the use of
wireless devices while driving must be observed.
When your phone or Bluetooth handsfree is turned
on, it emits low levels of radio frequency energy.
International safety guidelines have been developed
through periodic and thorough evaluation of scientific
studies. These guidelines establish permitted levels
of radio wave exposure. The guidelines include a
safety margin designed to assure the safety of all
persons and to account for any variations in
measurements.
Specific Absorption Rate (SAR) is used to measure
radio frequency energy absorbed by the body when
using a mobile phone. The SAR value is determined
at the highest certified power level in laboratory
conditions, but because the phone is designed to
use the minimum power necessary to access the
chosen network, the actual SAR level can be well
below this value. There is no proof of difference in
Products with radio transmitters sold in the US
must be certified by the Federal Communications
Commission (FCC). When required, tests are
performed when the phone is placed at the ear and
when worn on the body. For body-worn operation,
the phone has been tested when positioned
a minimum of 15 mm from the body without any
metal parts in the vicinity of the phone or when
properly used with an appropriate Sony Ericsson
accessory and worn on the body.
GPS/Location based functions
Some products provide GPS/Location based
functions. Location determining functionality is
provided “As is” and “With all faults”. Sony Ericsson
does not make any representation or warranty as to
the accuracy of such location information.
Use of location-based information by the device may
not be uninterrupted or error free and may additionally
be dependent on network service availability. Please
note that functionality may be reduced or prevented
in certain environments such as building interiors or
areas adjacent to buildings.
Caution: Do not use GPS functionality in a manner
which causes distraction from driving.
Emergency calls
Calls cannot be guaranteed under all conditions.
Never rely solely upon mobile phones for essential
communications. Calls may not be possible in all
areas, on all networks, or when certain network
services and/or phone features are used.
For more information about SAR and radio frequency
Flight mode
Antenna
Bluetooth and WLAN functionality, if available in
your device, can be enabled in Flight mode but may
be prohibited onboard aircraft or in other areas
where radio transmissions are prohibited. In such
environments, please seek proper authorization
before enabling Bluetooth or WLAN functionality
even in Flight mode.
Use of antenna devices not marketed by
Sony Ericsson could damage your phone, reduce
performance, and produce SAR levels above the
established limits. Do not cover the antenna with
your hand as this affects call quality, power levels
and can shorten talk and standby times.
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Malware
Disposing of the battery
Malware (short for malicious software) is software
that can harm your mobile phone or other computers.
Malware or harmful applications can include viruses,
worms, spyware, and other unwanted programs.
While your device does employ security measures
to resist such efforts, Sony Ericsson does not warrant
or represent that your device will be impervious to
introduction of malware. You can however reduce
the risk of malware attacks by using care when
downloading content or accepting applications,
refraining from opening or responding to messages
from unknown sources, using trustworthy services
to access the Internet, and only downloading content
to your mobile phone from known, reliable sources.
Check local regulations or call
a Sony Ericsson Call Center for
information. Never use municipal
waste.
Declaration of substances
When this product is operated under
the conditions in the product manual,
the environmental protection period
(EPUP) is 20 years.
Toxic or hazardous substances
Polybro Polybrom
minated inated
Part
Hexa
Mer Cad
cury mium
(Hg) (Cd)
Name
Lead
(Pb)
valent
Accessories
bipheny diphenyl
chromiu
m (Cr6+)
ls
(PBB)
ethers
(PBDE)
Use only Sony Ericsson branded original accessories
and certified service partners. Sony Ericsson does
not test third-party accessories. Accessories may
influence RF Exposure, radio performance, sound
loudness, electric safety and other areas. Third-party
accessories and parts may pose a risk to your health
or safety or decrease performance.
Phone
X
X
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
O
Battery
Access
ories
X
O
O
O
O
O
and
charger
Disposal of old electrical
and electronic equipment
O: Indicates that this toxic or hazardous substance
contained in all of the homogeneous materials for this
part is below the limit requirement in SJ/T 11363-2006.
X: Indicates that this toxic or hazardous substance
contained in at least one of the homogeneous materials
used for this part is above the limit requirement in
SJ/T 11363-2006. (Currently there are no alternative
technologies available)
Electronic equipment and batteries
should not be included as household
waste but should be left at an
appropriate collection point for recycling. This helps
prevent potential negative consequences for the
environment and human health. Check local
regulations by contacting your local city office, your
household waste disposal service, the shop where
you purchased the product or calling a Sony Ericsson
Call Center.
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We recommend that you make a backup copy of
important data. We are not responsible for any loss
or damage to content you store on the memory card.
Recorded data may be damaged or lost when you
remove the memory card or memory card adapter,
turn off the power while formatting, reading or writing
data, or use the memory card in locations subject
to static electricity or high electrical field emissions.
Memory Card
If your product comes complete with a removable
memory card, it is generally compatible with the
handset purchased but may not be compatible with
other devices or the capabilities of their memory
cards. Check other devices for compatibility before
purchase or use. If your product is equipped with
a memory card reader, check memory card
compatibility before purchase or use.
Protection of personal information
Memory cards are generally formatted prior
to shipping. To reformat the memory card, use
a compatible device. Do not use the standard
operating system format when formatting the
memory card on a PC. For details, refer to the
operating instructions of the device or contact
customer support.
Erase personal data before disposing of the product.
To delete data, perform a master reset. Deleting data
from the phone memory does not ensure that it
cannot be recovered. Sony Ericsson does not warrant
against recovery of information and does not assume
responsibility for disclosure of any information even
after a master reset.
Warning!
Loudness warning!
Avoid volume levels that may be harmful to your
hearing.
If your device requires an adapter for insertion into
the handset or another device, do not insert the
card directly without the required adapter.
End User License Agreement
Precautions on Memory Card Use
Do not expose the memory card to moisture.
Do not touch terminal connections with your hand
or any metal object.
Do not strike, bend, or drop the memory card.
Do not attempt to disassemble or modify the memory
card.
Do not use or store the memory card in humid or
corrosive locations or in excessive heat such as
a closed car in summer, in direct sunlight or near
a heater, etc.
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Software delivered with this device and its media is
owned by Sony Ericsson Mobile Communications
AB, and/or its affiliated companies and its suppliers
and licensors.
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Sony Ericsson grants you a non-exclusive limited
license to use the Software solely in conjunction
with the Device on which it is installed or delivered.
Ownership of the Software is not sold, transferred
or otherwise conveyed.
Do not use any means to discover the source code
or any component of the Software, reproduce and
distribute the Software, or modify the Software.
You are entitled to transfer rights and obligations
to the Software to a third party, solely together with
the Device with which you received the Software,
provided the third party agrees in writing to be bound
by the terms of this License.
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Do not press or bend the end of the memory card
adapter with excessive force.
Do not let dirt, dust, or foreign objects get into the
insert port of any memory card adapter.
Check you have inserted the memory card correctly.
Insert the memory card as far as it will go into any
memory card adapter needed. The memory card
may not operate properly unless fully inserted.
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This license exists throughout the useful life of this
Device. It can be terminated by transferring your
rights to the Device to a third party in writing.
Failure to comply with any of these terms and
conditions will terminate the license immediately.
Sony Ericsson and its third party suppliers and
licensors retain all rights, title and interest in and to
the Software. Sony Ericsson, and, to the extent that
the Software contains material or code of a third
party, such third party, shall be entitled third party
beneficiaries of these terms.
This license is governed by the laws of Sweden.
When applicable, the foregoing applies to statutory
consumer rights.
Sony Ericsson and its service partners reserve the
right to charge a handling fee if a returned Product
is found not to be under warranty according to the
conditions below.
Please note that some of your personal settings,
downloads or other information may be lost when
your Sony Ericsson Product is repaired or replaced.
At present Sony Ericsson may be prevented
by applicable law, other regulation or technical
restrictions from making a backup copy of certain
downloads. Sony Ericsson does not take any
responsibility for any lost information of any kind
and will not reimburse you for any such loss.
You should always make backup copies of all the
information stored on your Sony Ericsson Product
such as downloads, calendar and contacts before
handing in your Sony Ericsson Product for repair or
replacement.
In the event Software accompanying or provided
in conjunction with your device is provided with
additional terms and conditions, such provisions shall
also govern your possession and usage of the
Software.
CONDITIONS
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The warranty is valid only if the original proof of
purchase issued to the original purchaser by a
Sony Ericsson authorised dealer, specifying the
date of purchase and serial number**, for this
Product, is presented with the Product to be repaired
or replaced. Sony Ericsson reserves the right to
refuse warranty service if this information has been
removed or changed after the original purchase of
the Product from the dealer.
If Sony Ericsson repairs or replaces the Product, the
repaired or replaced Product shall be warranted for
the remaining time of the original warranty period or
for thirty (30) days from the date of repair, whichever
is longer. Repair or replacement may involve the
use of functionally equivalent reconditioned units.
Replaced parts or components will become the
property of Sony Ericsson.
Limited Warranty
Communications AB, SE-221 88 Lund, Sweden,
(Sony Ericsson) or its local affiliated company
provides this Limited Warranty for your mobile
phone and original accessory delivered with your
mobile phone (hereinafter referred to as “Product”).
Should your Product need warranty service, please
return it to the dealer from whom it was purchased,
or contact your local Sony Ericsson Call Center
(national rates may apply) or visit
www.sonyericsson.com/cn to get further information.
WHAT WE WILL DO
If, during the warranty period, this Product fails to
operate under normal use and service, due to defects
in design, materials or workmanship, Sony Ericsson
authorised distributors or service partners, in the
country/region* where you purchased the Product,
will, at their option, either repair or replace the
Product in accordance with the terms and conditions
stipulated herein.
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This warranty does not cover any failure of the
Product due to normal wear and tear, or due to
misuse, including but not limited to use in other than
the normal and customary manner, in accordance
with the Sony Ericsson instructions for use and
maintenance of the Product. Nor does this warranty
cover any failure of the Product due to accident,
software or hardware modification or adjustment,
acts of God or damage resulting from liquid.
A rechargeable battery can be charged and
discharged hundreds of times. However, it will
eventually wear out – this is not a defect. When
the talk-time or standby time is noticeably shorter,
it is time to replace your battery. Sony Ericsson
recommends that you use only batteries and chargers
approved by Sony Ericsson.
Minor variations in display brightness and color
may occur between phones. There may be tiny
bright or dark dots on the display. These are called
defective pixels and occur when individual dots
have malfunctioned and can not be adjusted.
Two defective pixels are deemed acceptable.
Minor variations in the appearance of the camera
image may occur between phones. This is not
uncommon in digital cameras and does not mean
that the camera is defective in any way.
Since the cellular system on which the Product is to
operate is provided by a carrier independent from
Sony Ericsson, Sony Ericsson will not be responsible
for the operation, availability, coverage, services or
range of that system.
This warranty does not cover Product failures caused
by installations, modifications, or repair or opening
of the Product performed by a non-Sony Ericsson
authorised person.
The warranty does not cover Product failures which
have been caused by use of accessories or other
peripheral devices which are not Sony Ericsson
branded original accessories intended for use with
the Product.
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THERE ARE NO EXPRESS WARRANTIES,
WHETHER WRITTEN OR ORAL, OTHER THAN
THIS PRINTED LIMITED WARRANTY. ALL IMPLIED
WARRANTIES, INCLUDING WITHOUT LIMITATION
THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF
MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A
PARTICULAR PURPOSE, ARE LIMITED TO
THE DURATION OF THIS LIMITED WARRANTY.
IN NO EVENT SHALL SONY ERICSSON OR ITS
LICENSORS BE LIABLE FOR INCIDENTAL OR
CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES OF ANY NATURE
WHATSOEVER, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED
TO LOST PROFITS OR COMMERCIAL LOSS; TO
THE FULL EXTENT THOSE DAMAGES CAN BE
DISCLAIMED BY LAW.
Some countries/regions/states do not allow the
exclusion or limitation of incidental or consequential
damages, or limitation of the duration of implied
warranties, so the preceding limitations or exclusions
may not apply to you.
The warranty provided does not affect the
consumer’s statutory rights under applicable
legislation in force, nor the consumer’s rights against
the dealer arising from their sales / purchase contract.
* In some countries/regions additional information
is requested. If so, this is clearly shown on the valid
proof of purchase.
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FCC Statement
This device complies with Part 15 of
the FCC rules. Operation is subject
to the following two conditions:
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6
(1) This device may not cause harmful
interference, and
(2) This device must accept any interference received,
including interference that may cause undesired
operation.
Any change or modification not expressly approved
by Sony Ericsson may void the user’s authority to
operate the equipment.
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Tampering with any of the seals on the Product will
void the warranty.
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This equipment has been tested and found to comply
with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant
to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed
to provide reasonable protection against harmful
interference in a residential installation. This
equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio
frequency energy and, if not installed and used in
accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful
interference to radio communications. However, there
is no guarantee that interference will not occur in
a particular installation.
If this equipment does cause harmful interference
to radio or television reception, which can be
determined by turning the equipment off and on, the
user is encouraged to try to correct the interference
by one or more of the following measures:
Declaration of Conformity
for G502c
We, Sony Ericsson Mobile Communications AB of
Nya Vattentornet
SE-221 88 Lund, Sweden
declare under our sole responsibility that our product
Sony Ericsson type AAC-1052171-BV
and in combination with our accessories, to which
this declaration relates is in conformity with the
appropriate standards EN 301 511:V9.0.2,
EN 300 328:V1.7.1, EN 301 489-7:V1.3.1,
EN 301 489-17:V1.2.1, EN 60 950-1:2006
following the provisions of, Radio Equipment and
Telecommunication
Terminal Equipment directive 1999/5/EC.
-- Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
-- Increase the separation between the equipment
and receiver.
Lund, January 2008
-- Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit
different from that to which the receiver is connected.
-- Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV
technician for help.
Industry Canada Statement
This device complies with RSS-210 of Industry
Canada.
Operation is subject to the following two conditions:
(1) this device may not cause interference, and
(2) this device must accept any interference, including
interference that may cause undesired operation of
the device.
Shoji Nemoto,
Head of Product Business Group GSM/UMTS
We fulfill the requirements of the R&TTE Directive
(1999/5/EC).
This Class B digital apparatus complies with
Canadian ICES-003.
Cet appareil numérique de la classe B est conforme
à la norme NMB-003 du Canada.
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Index
A
adding
applications .......................................... 52
appointments ....................................... 64
assembly ................................................ 6
making and receiving ....................22
default contacts ............................23
synchronizing ................................59
copy and paste
B
battery
inserting ......................................... 6
creating ........................................ 53
browsing
copy and paste ............................ 55
C
date .......................................................66
downloading music ...............................50
call divert .............................................. 30
call list .................................................. 28
call numbers in message ..................... 35
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E
email ..................................................... 38 keypad lock .......................................... 68
emergency numbers ............................ 23
automatic ..................................... 68
manual ......................................... 68
F
file manager .......................................... 15
L
fixed dialling ......................................... 33 language ............................................... 17
flight mode ........................................... 62 Location services ................................. 63
G
keypad ......................................... 68
phone ........................................... 67
games ................................................... 52
H
memory status ..................................... 26
Bluetooth technology ................... 57
hiding number ...................................... 34
history
I
text ............................................... 35
microphone .......................................... 22
MMS See picture messages
Internet
bookmarks ................................... 53
security and certificates ............... 55
J
music player ......................................... 46
Java™ .................................................. 52
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MusicDJ™ ............................................ 51 profiles ..................................................66
My friends ............................................ 39 PUK ...................................................7, 67
my numbers ......................................... 32 push email .............................................39
N
navigating menus ................................. 14 ringtones .........................................50–51
notes .................................................... 65 RSS feeds See Web feeds
adding .......................................... 65 RSS ticker .............................................56
showing in standby ...................... 65
P
photo fix ............................................... 42
viewing ..........................................55
photos
melodies and ringtones ................51
edit ............................................... 45
PIN code
unblocking ..................................... 7
Internet ..........................................53
Java™ ...........................................52
playlists ................................................ 47 shortcuts ...............................................14
PlayNow™ ........................................... 50
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SIM card
copying to/from ............................ 25
turning on/off
keypad lock .................................. 68
startup screen ........................................ 7
submenus ............................................. 14
Web feeds .................................... 55
update service ...................................... 61
T
video player .......................................... 46
viewing
voice control ......................................... 29
themes ........................................... 45–51
transfer method
ringtone ........................................ 50
files ............................................... 58
music ............................................ 48
sound ........................................... 57
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Web
Web feeds ............................................ 55
history .......................................... 54
pan and zoom .............................. 54
Z
zoom .................................................... 42
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