Samsung SPHM620ZKS User Manual

Navigation Pad – Key Mapping  
When you turn on the phone for the first time,  
UpStageTM begins an onscreen tutorial session which  
helps you better understand how to use the  
touch-sensitive Navigation Pad.  
Key Map functions (see image at left) are activated  
with a single press:  
Left/Right Softkeys allow you to select softkey actions or  
menu items corresponding to the bottom left and right text  
on the display screen.  
Each successful step takes you to additional screens where  
you’ll learn another skill. Press  
and continue to the next page.  
to complete each screen  
MENU  
Up Key (  
) allows you to access the main menu. Use both  
the Up and Down keys to move focus up or down by a single  
row or entry with each touch.  
Left/Right Keys allow you to move focus left or right by a  
single entry or menu at a time with each touch.  
LSK  
UP  
RSK  
OK/Enter Key (  
) allows you to accept a highlighted  
selection.  
LEFT  
RIGHT  
OK  
Back Key (lower-left) deletes characters from the display while  
in text entry mode. While in a menu, touching the Back key  
returns you to the previous menu.  
BACK DOWN END  
End Key (lower-right). Touch this key to exit from any screen  
and return to the idle/standby screen.  
Note: This tutorial can be re-activated by launching the Menu >Tools  
> Phone Tutorial option.  
Navigation Pad – Sweeping  
Using the Virtual Keypad  
The Navigation Pad allows you to use both single press  
activation (previous page) and a scrolling/sweeping  
motion.  
UpStageTM gives you the ability to choose how you  
would like to enter information.  
Although most phones only let you use the keypad to enter text and  
numbers, UpStage goes one step beyond by giving you the choice  
(on certain data entry screens) to use either the phone’s keypad or a  
Virtual Keypad, which is driven by the Navigation Pad.  
This “sweepingaction across either the Horizontal or Vertical area  
of the Navigation Pad (similar to that of a notebook’s touchpad)  
allows you to scroll by a set interval.  
Examples of sweeping:  
To use the Virtual Keypad:  
Half Sweep allows you to scroll through a menu or list by one  
selection at a time with each half sweep. This dragging action only  
covers a small section of the pad.  
Each version of the Virtual Keypad contains a vertical selection at the  
left of the screen. To use this feature, just press the Up or Down keys  
to make a selection.  
MENU  
MENU  
Use your Navigation Pad to scroll down the column and highlight  
your selection. Entering text using the Virtual Keypad is made easier  
as the phone implements a smart dictionary to help determine the  
correct word.  
BACK  
END  
BACK  
END  
With the correct value or letter selected, press  
entry. Continue making selections.  
to accept the  
Full Sweep allows you to scroll by two selections at a time with  
each full sweep. This dragging action covers an entire side of the  
pad (the entire top/bottom/side).  
Press Done (left softkey) to accept the entry and continue to the  
next screen.  
MENU  
MENU  
BACK  
END  
BACK  
END  
Locking Your Phone  
The Lock button allows you to lock both the phone’s  
keypad and Navigation Pad.  
To quickly lock the phone:  
Slide the Lock button in the direction of the arrow to lock the  
phone’s keypad and Navigation Pad. Locking the phone in this  
manner activates the power save mode. All incoming calls are still  
received, any assigned ring tones  
Lock Button  
will begin playing, and Caller ID  
information will be displayed on  
the last active screen.  
Slide the Lock button back to the  
unlock position to unlock both the  
phone’s keypad and Navigation  
Pad. The phone returns to the  
Seeing the Red  
background indicates  
previously active screen.  
the phone is locked.  
To quickly unlock the phone:  
Slide the Lock button back towards the FLIP button (seen above)  
to unlock both the phone’s keypad and Navigation Pad. The phone  
returns to the previously active screen.  
Note: When the phone is locked, press the Volume key to view the  
Time and Date. Locking the phone reduces battery consumption,  
extends phone usage, and prevents inadvertent dialing.  
Switching Between Screens  
Note: When one side of the phone is active, its corresponding  
input hardware (keypad or Navigation Pad) can be used to make  
selections and enter data. When one side is active, the input  
hardware on the other side remains inactive.  
The FLIP button allows you switch between the Main  
LCD and the smaller Phone Display screen.  
This toggling between the two screens also activates/deactivates  
certain side-specific features.  
Note: As a general rule, most alpha-numeric entry is done via the  
Phone’s keypad (except for those instances where the Virtual Keypad  
can be used), and access of the main menu options is done via the  
Main LCD on the MP3 side.  
To navigate between the two screens:  
Press the FLIP button to toggle between the Main LCD (large LCD)  
and the Phone Display screen (small LCD).  
As the phone switches between the two screens, the currently  
active LCD displays a “Flip the phoneimage, turns off,  
and then power-up the other LCD screen. The unused  
screen stays inactive while the other screen remains  
active and in use.  
Using the Sprint Music Manager  
UpStageTM lets you use the Sprint Music Manager  
application to manage the music content on your  
PC and then easily copy it to your phone’s microSDTM  
card. Just install the software from your CD and  
you’re on your way.  
This application can help you organize, search for,  
purchase, play, and burn digital music files.  
Sprint Music Manager tabs include:  
Transfer: Allows you to copy compatible music files from your  
PC to your phone’s microSD card. A USB connection (via USB  
Data Cable) must be used to access and transfer music.  
Get Music: Provides access to several online music sites where  
you can purchase new music.  
Manage: Displays a list of all current music files found on your  
PC. These files are organized by category (Song, Artist, Album,  
Genre), Playlist, and Digital Lounge Downloads.  
Syncing Music Between PC and Phone  
The Sprint Music Manager lets you transfer music from  
your existing music collection (on PC) or that you’ve  
purchased from leading online music stores to your  
phone’s microSD card:  
Verify you have music files available on your computer.  
Firmly insert the microSD card into your phone.  
(Note the orientation of the card’s gold contact pins.)  
Connect the USB cable to your computer and then to your phone.  
Click on the Transfer tab and then double-click the Songs listing in  
From your phone’s Main LCD, use the Navigation Pad to select  
Sync My Music and press . The computer displays  
“New Device Detectedand a new drive letter will then be assigned  
to the phone.  
the left pane.  
Highlight all the song(s) you wish to download to your phone  
and then drag them to the gray Music Transfer List section at the  
bottom of the window.  
Launch the Sprint Music Manager application and click the Manage  
tab.  
Once you have all the songs you wish to transfer, click Transfer Now  
to begin copying the songs to your phone.  
Click Add Music to launch the Add Music Wizard.  
Warning! Do not disconnect the phone while a transfer is in  
Select Full Search, place a checkmark next to each music file format  
you wish to search for (MP3, WMA, MP4, and WAV), and click  
Search.  
progress.  
Note: A Memory card is required to listen to any music stored  
or downloaded to the phone. The number of files you can store  
depends on the size and format options of the memory card.  
Playing Your Music  
UpStageTM makes playing your music a snap:  
Use the Navigation Pad to highlight the Music Library icon from the  
Main LCD.  
Press  
to activate the Sprint Music Store - Player tab which lists  
all of your currently available playlists.  
From the Player tab, highlight either: All My Music or a previously  
created Playlist and press  
. You’ll see a screen with three tabs:  
Songs: Lists your music files alphabetically by Song Title.  
Artists: Lists and groups your music files alphabetically by  
Artist.  
Genres: Lists and groups your music files by song Genre.  
To play a particular song:  
Highlight a song title and press  
.
Use theVolume keys on the side of the phone to control the volume.  
While a song is playing, use  
next song.  
or  
to go to the previous or  
or to advance or  
While a song is playing, press and hold  
rewind within the same song.  
Press End to launch an onscreen popup.  
Select Send to Background to continue listening and return to the  
standby screen. Select Exit to stop the application.  
Buying New Music  
UpStageTM also makes buying new music quick and easy:  
Note: Prior to using this feature, you must have previously enabled  
Power Vision via the main menu: (Menu > Settings > Power Vision >  
Enable Vision).  
Use the Navigation Pad to highlight the Buy Music icon from  
the Main LCD.  
Press  
to activate the Sprint Music Store. If you haven’t already,  
you’ll have to set up a Music Store password (initially, this is the last  
four digits of the Social Security number assigned to your account).  
Highlight the first Password field and press  
. Use the Virtual  
Keypad to enter the password information.  
Select Done (left softkey) to save your password and return to the  
previous screen.  
Repeat the previous two step to confirm the password information.  
After you’ve established your password, select Create an Account to  
complete the registration process and continue to the Sprint Music  
Store.  
Navigate through the various categories. When you are ready to  
buy a song:  
Highlight the song and press  
to bring up the artist and  
song information, as well as artwork.  
To buy the song, use the Navigation Pad to highlight Buy Song  
and press  
.

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