VX6000
1 . 9 G H Z P C S , 8 0 0 M H Z C D M A ( A L L D I G I T A L )
T R A I N I N G
M A N U A L
Phone Book
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The internal phone book is capable of storing up to 499 contacts with up to 5 numbers and 3
email addresses per contact.
Adding a New Phone Book Entry
1. From the Contacts (2) menu, select New Number (2).
OK
2. Enter the telephone number for the entry and press
.
3. Select a label (Home, Home 2, Office, Office 2, Mobile, Mobile 2, Pager,
OK
Fax, Fax 2 or None) and press
.
OK
4. Enter a name for the entry and press
.
5. To exit to the phone book press Left Soft Key for Done.
One-Touch Speed Dialing
One-Touch Speed Dialing: Enables you to dial 9 of your most frequently used numbers using a
single key press.These numbers are stored in your phone book in memory locations 1 through 9.
For locations 1 through 9, you can use one-touch dialing by pressing and holding the
ase select
K> to start
recording.
corresponding key to the memory location to be dialed or press a digit, then press
.
Two-Touch Speed Dialing: Enables you to dial numbers in your phone book through two keys
(for locations 10 to 99).
1 OK
2 Cancel
1. From the Contacts (2) menu, select Speed Dials (5).
OK
2. Select or enter a slot number and press
.
Cancel
Options
OK
3. Select a name from the list using the Navigation Key and press
.
OK
4. Select the desired number and press
.
1 Voice Dial
Voice Dials
2 Answering Mach...
3 Train Words
Allows you to view the list of numbers that have been programmed with voice dialing or add a
voice dial tag to a number in the phone book.
1. From the Contacts (2) menu, select Voice Dials (6).
OK
2. Press Left Soft Key to select a number to add a voice dial tag to and press
.
3. Record the voice dial tag by following the phone’s prompts.
Note: Recordings should be made in a quiet place using a clear voice. Hands-free car kits or
headsets should be avoided when recording.
Key press
Voice Dial Prompt
Allows you to set the command for voice dialing.
1. From the Settings (9) menu, select Voice Services (7).
OK
2. Select Voice Dial Prompt (1) and press
.
OK
3. Select desired option (Key press, Flip open, or Disable) and press
.
USING PERSONAL INFORMATION
MANAGEMENT TOOLS
Tools
1 Schedule
The Organizer
2 Alarm Clock
3 Voice Memo
4 My Shortcut
5 Notepad
The Organizer menu allows you to view the calendar, schedule an event, program your
handset’s alarm clock, view and compose memos on the notepad, as well as record and play
back voice memos.
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7 Calculator
Scheduling an Event
1. From the Tools (8) menu, select Schedule (1).
2. Highlight the event date using your Navigation Key and press Left Soft Key to add
a new event.
3. You may set the appropriate start and end times, content, repeat (if any), alarm and
ringer by scrolling to the corresponding field and entering the desired information and
OK
pressing
.
4. Press Left Soft Key to Save.
Scheduling an Alarm
1. From the Tools (8) menu, select Alarm Clock (2).
2. Select from the list of available alarms, Alarm 1 (1), Alarm 2 (2), Alarm 3 (3) or Quick
Alarm (4).
3. You may set the appropriate time, repeat (if any), and ringer by scrolling to the
corresponding field and entering the desired information.
Please start
recording
4. Press Left Soft Key to Save.
Recording a Voice Memo
after the tone.
1. From the Tools (8) menu, select Voice Memo (3).
2. Press Left Soft Key for New.
3. Start recording at the tone.
Cancel
4. Press Left Soft Key for Done to stop recording. By default, your message will
be listed by date and time.
Composing a Notepad Memo
1. From the Tools (8) menu, select Notepad (5).
1 Dialed Calls
2 Received Calls
3 Missed Calls
4 Erase Calls
5 Call Timer
2. Press Left Soft Key to add.
OK
3. Enter your memo using the keypad and press
.
Call History
Call History automatically logs up to 30 numbers for each category of dialed, received, and
missed calls. It is continually updated as new numbers are added to the beginning of the list
and the oldest entries are removed from the bottom of the list.
Making a Call from Recent Calls
1. From the Recent Calls (3) menu, select Dialed Calls (1), Received Calls (2) or Missed
OK
Calls (3) and press
.
2. Place a call by selecting the desired entry and press
Note:To quickly access the list of recent calls press
to connect.
from the main menu.
CAMERA FEATURES
Taking a Photo
Self Timer
Camera
1 Take Photo
1. Press Left Soft Key and select Camera (1) menu.
2. Select Take Photo (1).
3. Press Right Soft Key for Options.
2 0 Gallery
4. Select Self Timer (1).
3 Send Photo Msg
4 0 Photo Inbox
5 0 Photo Outbox
6 0 Photo Saved
7 Photo Settings
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OK
5. Select 5 sec or 10 sec with the
Navigation Key and press
.
6. Press Left Soft Key for Start.
7. Press Left Soft Key for Save or press Right Soft Key for Reject.
Setting the Resolution
1. From the Camera (1) menu, select Take Photo (1).
2. Press Right Soft Key for Options.
3. Select Resolution (2).
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4. Use the
Navigation Key to change the resolution (Lo 160x120, Med 320x240, or
OK
Hi 640x480), press
.
Note: Regardless of camera resolution, the phone will store a maximum of 20 pictures.
Changing the Brightness
Med 320x240
1X 1/30
1. From the Camera (1) menu, select Take Photo (1).
1 Self Timer
2. Press Right Soft Key for Options.
2 Resolution
3. Select Brightness (3).
3 Brightness
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4 White Balance
5 File Quality
6 Shutter Sound
7 Color Effects
8 Fun Frames
4. Use the
Navigation Key to change the brightness, press Left Soft Key for Done.
Changing the White Balance
1. From the Camera (1) menu, select Take Photo (1).
2. Press Right Soft Key for Options.
Close
3. Select White Balance (4).
Web
4. Use the
Navigation Key to change the white balance (Auto, Sunny, Cloudy,
Tungsten, Fluorescent or Darkness), press Left Soft Key for Done.
Changing the File Quality
1. From the Camera (1) menu, select Take Photo (1).
2. Press Right Soft Key for Options.
3. Select File Quality (5).
Med 320x240 1X 1/30
Shutter Sound
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4. Use the
Navigation Key to change the file quality (Economy, Normal or High),
OK
press
.
Shutter
Chime
Turning On/Off the Shutter Sound
No Sounds
1. From the Camera (1) menu, select Take Photo (1).
2. Press Right Soft Key for Options.
3. Select Shutter Sound (6).
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4. Use the
Sounds), press
Navigation key to change the shutter sound (Shutter, Chime or No
Gallery
Options
OK
.
Changing the Color Effects
1. From the Camera (1) menu, select Take Photo (1).
2. Press Right Soft Key for Options.
3. Select Color Effects (7).
Web
4. Use the
Navigation Key to change the color effects (Normal, Antique, Black &
White or Negative), press Left Soft Key for Done.
Camera
1 Take Photo
Fun Frames
1. From the Camera (1) menu, select Take Photo (1).
2. Press Right Soft Key for Options.
2 0 Gallery
3. Select Fun Frames (8).
3 Send Photo Msg
4 0 Photo Inbox
5 0 Photo Outbox
6 0 Photo Saved
7 Photo Settings
Web
OK
4. Use the
Navigation Key to change the background options and press
.
OK
5. Press
to take a picture.
6. Press Left Soft Key for Save or press Right Soft Key for Reject.
Taking Multiple Shots
1. From the Camera (1) menu, select Take Photo (1).
2. Press Right Soft Key for Options.
Med 320x240
1X 1/30
3. Select Multishot (9).
Multishot
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OK
4. Use the
Navigation Key to change the multishot options*, press
.
5 shots
3 shots
5. Press Left Soft Key for Start.
Web
6. Use the
Navigation Key to scroll through the images, press Left Soft Key for Save
or press Right Soft Key for Reject.
* In low or medium resolution, a series of 5 or 3 shots can be taken. In high resolution,
a series of 2 shots can be taken.
Gallery
Options
Photo Gallery
Setting a Picture Display from Picture Gallery
Allows you to choose the kind of background to be displayed on the phone.
Picture001
1/1
1. From the Camera (1) menu, select Gallery (2).
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1 Send
OK
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2. Use the
or
Navigation Key to select an image, press
.
2 Online Album
3 Set As
3. Press Right Soft Key for Options.
4. Select Set As (3).
4 Enlarge
5 Lock
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5. Use the
Navigation Key to set picture as Contacts, Wallpaper, Power On or
OK
Power Off, press
.
6 Rename
7 Erase
Renaming a Picture
8 Erase All
Close
1. From the Camera (1) menu, select Gallery (2).
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Web
2. Use the
or
Navigation Key to select an image.
3. Press Right Soft Key for Option.
4. Select Rename (6) to rename the image.
OK
5. Erase the previous image name, enter the new image name and press
to save.
Deleting a Picture Message
1. From the Camera (1) menu, select Gallery (2).
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Web
2. Use the
or
Navigation Key to select an image.
3. Press the Right Soft Key for Option.
4. Select Erase (7) to delete the image. A confirmation window will appear stating that
the image will be erased from the gallery. Select either Erase (1) or Cancel (2).
Changing the Backlight Timer
Allows you to select the duration the backlight is on for the displays.
1. From the Display (2) menu, select Backlight (2).
2. Select either Main LCD (1), or Front LCD (2).
1 Timer
2 Brightness
3. Select Timer (1).
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4. Press
Navigation Key to select an option (7 seconds, 15 seconds, 30 seconds,
Always off, or On flip open for Main LCD or 5 seconds, 1 minute or 3 minutes for the
OK
Front LCD) and press
.
30 Seconds
Changing the Font Size and Color
Allows you to choose the size and color of the number and text input font.
1. From the Display (2) menu, select Fonts (7).
2. Select Calling Digits (1), or Text Editor (2).
3. Select Size (1), or Color (2).
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OK
4. Press
Navigation Key to select the size or color of the text and press
.
Power Saver
Sets the time duration for keeping LCD turned on.
1. From the Display (2) menu, select Power Saver (9).
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2. Press
press
Navigation Key to select an option (2 min, 10 min, 30 min, Always on) and
OK
.
Status Light
Notifies you that your phone is working properly. Indicator lamp blinks every 10 minutes if
phone operates under normal conditions.
–Manner Mode–
1. From the Display (2) menu, select Status Light (0).
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OK
2. Press
Navigation Key to select an option (On or Off) and press
.
Menu
Contacts
Tools
OTHER NOTABLE SETTINGS
1 Schedule
Manner Mode
2 Alarm Clock
3 Voice Memo
4 My Shortcut
5 Notepad
Use Manner Mode in a public place to disable the ringer and activate Vibration Mode.
shift
1. In the standby mode, activate Manner Mode by pressing the
key or the Manner
Mode Key (for 3 seconds) - the phone will vibrate when activated.
2. When set -Manner Mode- will appear on the screen.
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3. To release Manner Mode, press the
key again; Silence All is activated.
shift
Press the key again until -Normal Mode Activated- is displayed.
shift
Silence All Mode: when activated there are no tones from the keys, and the ringer
does not sound but the alert indicator blinks instead.
Programming the Short Cut Key
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1. From the Tools (8) menu, select My Shortcut (4).
1
8
2
3
4
5
6
OK
2. Select your most frequently used function from the list provided and press
.
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3. Shortcut: Pressing the Navigation Key while in standby mode will quickly access this
function.
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Add
Options
Photo Outbox
View a Saved Picture Message from Photo Outbox
Camera
1 Take Photo
1. From the Camera (1) menu, select Photo Outbox (5).
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OK
2. To select a picture message, scroll down with the
to view the picture message.
Navigation Key, then press
2 0 Gallery
3 Send Photo Msg
4 0 Photo Inbox
5 0 Photo Outbox
6 0 Photo Saved
7 Photo Settings
Resending from the Photo Outbox to Other Recipients
1. From the Camera (1) menu, select Photo Outbox (5).
2. Select a picture message from the Outbox list and press Left Soft Key for Send to.
3. Press Left Soft Key for Contact (1), Online Album (2), or Recent Call (3), to select
a recipient.
4. Press Left Soft Key to send.
Deleting from the Outbox
1. From the Camera (1) menu, select Photo Outbox (5).
Family
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OK
2. Use the
Navigation Key to select the desired picture message, then press
.
3. To delete a picture message from the outbox, press Right Soft Key for Options.
4. Select Erase (3). Select Erase (1) again to confirm.
Resending from Photo Saved
1. From the Camera (1) menu, select Photo Saved (6).
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2. Use the
Navigation Key to select the desired message.
OK
3. To view the highlighted saved picture message press
.
4. If pix is saved from the Inbox, press Left Soft Key for reply, select Photo Msg (1) or
Send to
Options
Text Only (2).
5. If pix is saved from the Outbox, press Left Soft Key for Resend.
Photo Settings
Setting the Photo Msg Alert
Camera
Set an alert to indicate a photo msg has been delivered to you.
1. From the Camera (1) menu, select Photo Settings (7).
1 Take Photo
2. Select Photo Msg Alert (4).
2 0 Gallery
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3. Use the
Navigation Key to select from Silent, Vibrate Once, Vibrate and Sound,
3 Send Photo Msg
4 0 Photo Inbox
5 0 Photo Outbox
6 0 Photo Saved
7 Photo Settings
Custom Ring Tone, Low Beep Once, Low Beeps, Loud Beep Once, or Loud Beeps and
OK
press
.
Text Entry Mode
Allows you to automatically set the text when sending a pix msg.
1. From the Camera (1) menu, select Photo Settings (7).
2. Select Text Entry Mode (5).
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OK
3. Use the
Navigation Key to select from T9 Word, Abc, or 123 and press
.
Quick-Text
Allows you to automatically set the text when sending a picture message.
1. From the Camera (1) menu, select Photo Settings (7).
2. Select Quick-Text (7).
3. Select Left Soft Key to Add New.
OK
4. Enter a custom text message. Press
to save message.
CONNECTIVITY FEATURES
Downloading easyedgeSM Content
The new VX6000 by LG can store up to 1.5 Mb of content from easyedge, a service that
allows you to access your email and download pictures, ringers and games to your phone.
Note: 1.5 Mb of memory is allocated for easyedge content. Camera memory is separate and
will not affect easyedge memory capacity.
Downloading New Content from easyedge
(Instant Messaging, Games, Office Applications, etc.)
Apps
easyedge
1. Press Soft Key 1.
2. Select easyedge (5).
1 Apps
2 Help
OK
3. Select Apps (1). Main display of easyedge will appear, press
.
OK
4. Select
icon and press
.
OK
5. Select either Start or Options and press
.
Start allows you to download selected applications while displaying the easyedge
application list relayed from the easyedge server in connection.
Options allows you to display download log and the current memory capacity of your
mobile phone.
- Information: displays usable capacity for your mobile phone and the memory
capacity in use.
- View Log: displays easyedge version, MSM Chip, and downloading record.
6. Shortcut: Press the
start easyedge.
on the navigation key while in standby mode to quickly
Help
1. Press Soft Key 1.
2. Select easyedge (5) .
3. Select Help (2).
This submenu gives you information about the easyedge selection key.
Accessing the Web
The new VX6000 is enabled by the Openwave UP 4.1 Browser to access the Web.
Mobile Web
1. From the Web (6) menu, select Start Browser (1).
2. A reminder of the charge will appear; select Yes (1) to launch MiniBrowser, if required.
1 Start Browser
2 Web Messages
3 Web Settings
After a few seconds, you will see the Home Page.
3. You can end a MiniBrowser session by pressing
.
Web
4. Shortcut: Press the
the Browser.
on the Navigation Key while in standby mode to quickly launch
Messages
Send New
Allows you to send text messages and emails.
1. From the Messages (4) menu, select New Message (2).
2. Press Left Soft Key for Contacts to select pre-programmed recipient or select Address
OK
and enter an email address or phone number and press
.
OK
3. Select Message and press
.
OK
4. Enter a custom text message, up to 160 characters. Press
to complete the message.
5. Press Right Soft Key and select Send from the menu.
CUSTOMIZABLE FEATURES
Changing the Sound Settings
Selecting a Built-in Ringer
Settings
1. From the Settings (9) menu, select Sounds (1).
2. Select Ringers (1).
1 Sounds
2 Display
3. Select Caller ID (1), No Caller ID (2) or Restrict (3).
4. Choose from the list of available default ringers and press
OK
.
3 System
Note: The ringer list includes both downloaded and default ring tones. Downloaded ringers
will be indicated by all lower case names while default ringers will have the first letter of
their name capitalized.
4 Security
5 Call Setup
6 1x Data
7 Voice Services
Changing the Display Settings
Changing the Banner
Allows you to enter a string of characters (up to 16) to be displayed on the LCD screen.
1. From the Settings (9) menu, select Display (2).
2. Select Banner (1).
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3. For actions, press Right Soft Key: T9Word (1), Abc (2), 123 (3), Symbols (4), or Smiley (5).
OK
4. Enter the desired greeting and press
.
Changing the Screen Display Image
Allows you to choose the kind of background to be displayed on the phone.
1. From the Display (2) menu, select Screens (3).
2. Select Wallpaper (1), Power On (2) or Power Off (3).
OK
3. Select from the list of seven default images, press
to save.
4. For More images, press Right Soft Key: Default (1), Graphics (2), Gallery (3).
Changing the Menu Style
Allows you to choose whether you want the menu to show as a list or as icons.
1 Banner
1. From the Display (2) menu, select Menu Style (4).
2 Backlight
3 Screens
OK
2. Select either Icon or List and press
.
4 Menu Style
5 Clocks
Changing the Theme Color
Allows you to choose the color of the background screen.
6 Theme Colors
1. From the Display (2) menu, select Theme Colors (6).
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2. Press
and press
Navigation Key to select desired option (Default, Green, Violet or Orange)
.
Icon
OK
Changing the External OEL Display Pattern
Allows you to choose different patterns for the external OEL display.
1. From the Display (2) menu, select Backlight (2).
2. From the Front LCD (2) menu select Patterns (2).
3. Select Incoming Calls (1), Missed Calls (2), New SMS Alert (3), Reminders (4)
or Standby (5).
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4. Press
Navigation Key to select desired pattern (Pattern0 (1), Pattern1 (2), Pattern2
OK
(3), Pattern3 (4), Pattern4 (5)) and press
.
Sending a Photo
Sending a Picture Message from Camera
Find Name
1. From the Camera (1) menu, select Send Photo Msg (3).
2. Press Left Soft Key for Contact (1), Online Album (2), or Recent Call (3).
Alex
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OK
3. Use the
Navigation Key to select the recipient, press
twice.
Rob
Up to 10 recipients can be added to each picture message.
Christy
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OK
4. Use the
Navigation Key, select picture, press
.
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OK
5. Use the
Navigation Key to scroll through the list of pictures, then press
to view
the picture.
6. Press Left Soft Key to select the image or press the
different picture and press
Web
Navigation Key to select a
Select
, or press the CLR button to cancel.
Adding Text, Sound, and Voice Memo to a Picture Message
After selecting the picture and who to send it to, custom text, sounds and voice memos can
be added to a picture message. On the Send Photo Msg screen:
Voice Memo
July 26,11:57am
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OK
1. Use the
Navigation Key to scroll to Text, press
.
OK
2. Enter a custom text message, up to 1000 characters. Press
to complete the message.
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OK
3. Use the
4. Use the
Navigation Key to scroll to Sound, press
.
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OK
Navigation Key to select sound or voice memo, press
.
5. Press Right Soft Key for Options, select Send (2), or press
.
Photo Inbox
Select
View a Picture Message
1. From the Camera (1) menu, select Photo Inbox (4).
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OK
2. To select a picture, scroll down with the
the picture message.
Navigation key, then press
to view
Replying to a Picture Message
1. From the Camera (1) menu, select Photo Msg Inbox (4).
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OK
2. To select a picture message, scroll down with the
Navigation Key, then press
to view the picture message.
3. Wait until slide show is over and press Left Soft Key for Reply select Photo Msg (1) or
Text Only (2).
Forwarding a Picture Message to Another Handset or E-Mail address
1. From the Camera (1) menu, select Photo Msg Inbox (4).
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OK
2. To select a picture message, scroll down with the
to view the picture message.
Navigation Key, then press
Reply
Options
3. To forward the picture message wait until slide show is over then press Right Soft Key
for Options, select Forward (8).
4. Press Left Soft Key for Contacts (1), Online Album (2), or Recent Calls (3), to select
a recipient.
Save a Picture Message to Saved Photo Msg
1. From the Camera (1) menu, select Photo Msg Inbox (4).
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OK
2. To select a picture message, scroll down with the
to view the picture message.
Navigation Key, then press
3. Wait until slide show is over then press Right Soft Key for Options, select Save Photo Msg
Reply
Options
(7).
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Web
OK
P H O N E M E N U
Press Left Soft Key Menu. Press
to Scroll
Camera
Recent Calls
Messages
Easyedge
Mobile Web
My Media
Contacts
1.Take Photo
2. Gallery
1. Dialed Calls
2. Received Calls
3. Missed Calls
4. Erase Calls
1. Dialed Calls
2. Received Calls
3. Missed Calls
4. All Calls
1.Voice Mail
1. Apps
2. Help
1. Start Browser
2.Web Messages
3.Web Settings
1. Prompt
1. Graphics
1. List Contacts
2. List Number
3. New E-mail
4. Groups
2. Music
2. New Message
3. Inbox
3. Send Photo Msg
4. Photo Inbox
5. Photo Outbox
6. Photo Saved
7. Photo Settings
1. Auto Save
2. Auto Delete
3. Auto Download
4. Photo Msg Alert
5.Text Entry Mode
6. Delivery Ack
7. Quick-Text
8. Erase all
4. Outbox
2. Alert Beep
5. Speed Dials
6.Voice Dials
7. My Contact Info
5. Saved
6. Msg Settings
1. Auto Save
2. Auto Delete
3. Callback #
4. Msg Alerts
5. Signature
6. Direct View
7. Entry Mode
Tools
Settings
Settings
1. Schedule
2. Alarm Clock
1. Alarm 1
1. Sounds
1. Ringers
2. Key Tone
3.Volume
5. Call Setup
5. Call Timer
1. Last Call
1. Auto Retry
2. Answer Call
3. Auto-Answer
4. One-Touch Dial
5.Voice Privacy
6. Auto Volume
7.TTY Mode
2. Home Calls
3. Roam Calls
4. All Calls
2. Alarm 2
3. Alarm 3
4. Alerts
5. Power On/Off
Tone
4. Quick Alarm
3.Voice Memo
4. My Shortcut
5. Notepad
8. Edit Voice
Mailbox #
2. Display
9. Quick-Text
7. Erase All
1. Inbox
1. Inbox
1. Banner
6. 1X Data
2. Outbox
2. Backlight
6. Ez Tip Calc
7. Calculator
8.World Clock
1. Data/Fax
3. Saved
3. Screens
2. Select Port
3. Port Speed
7.Voice Services
2. Outbox
3. Saved
4. All
4. Menu Style
5. Clocks
4. All
6.Theme Colors
7. Fonts
1.Voice Dial
Prompt
8. Language
9. Power Saver
0. Status light
3. System
2. Answering
Machine
3.Train Words
8. Location
1. Select System
2. Set NAM
9. Phone Info
1. My Phone
Number
3. Auto NAM
4. Serving System
4. Security
2. S/W Version
3. Icon Glossary
4. Shortcut Help
1. Lock Phone
2. Restrict
3. Emergency #s
4. Change Code
5. Erase Contacts
6. Reset Default
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