KM335 USER MANUAL LG Electronics Inc. http://www.lgmobile.com P/N : MMBB0333801 (1.1) ENGLISH fganh K M 3 3 5 User Manual Some of contents in this manual may differ from your phone depending on the software of the phone or your service provider.
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English K M 3 3 5 User Manual Some of contents in this manual may differ from your phone depending on the software of the phone or your service provider.
Table of contents Table of contents General information 4 4 5 Call waiting 19 Making a conference call 19 Tips for call options 20 Important safety information 6 Games & Apps 21 Battery care Care and maintenance Access codes Radio frequency energy Specific Absorption Rate (SAR) information Electronic devices Pacemaker Hearing aids Aircraft Potentially explosive atmospheres Driving Disposal of your old appliance Your phone Getting Started Installing the SIM card and the battery Charging the battery
38 My Stuff 53 Text Message (SMS) Multimedia Message (MMS) Chat Voice Mail Server Broadcast Message Album Sounds Others External memory Memory status Profiles General Meeting Outdoor Vibrate only Headset Silent Bluetooth Contacts Search New contact Caller group Speed dial My vCard Extra Number Settings 38 43 50 51 52 53 54 55 57 57 58 58 58 58 58 58 58 58 60 60 61 61 62 63 63 63 Tools 64 Browser 67 Connectivity 71 Settings 76 Troubleshooting Emergency calls Accessories Technical data 8
General information Battery care General information Your phone is powered by a rechargeable battery. ► The battery can be charged and discharged hundreds of times but it will eventually wear out. When the operating time (talk and standby) is noticeably shorter than normal, you should buy a new battery at the time. ► Unplug the travel charger when not in use, and don’t leave the battery connected to a travel charger for longer than a week, since overcharging may shorten its lifetime.
Care and maintenance Product Care ► Keep your mobile phone and all its parts out of young children’s reach. ► Keep your mobile phone dry. Precipitation, humidity, and all types of liquids or moisture can contain minerals that will corrode electronic circuits. ►A void exposing your mobile phone to extreme hot or cold temperatures. ► Avoid placing your mobile phone close to lit cigarettes, naked flames or any heat source. ► Do not attempt to disassemble it.
Important safety information Access codes Important safety information PIN code The Personal Identification Number (PIN code) protects your SIM card against unauthorized use. Your SIM card usually supplies the PIN code. The password can be obtained from your service provider. If the incorrect PIN code occurred three times in succession, you may need to key in PUK code. PIN2 code The PIN2 code may be supplied with the SIM card. Some functions will require PIN2 support, such as Set tariff.
Your phone has been designed to comply with applicable safety requirements for exposure to radio waves. These requirements are based on scientific organizations through periodic and thorough evaluation of scientific studies. These guidelines include safety margins designed to assure the safety of all persons, regardless of age and health. ► The radio wave exposure guidelines employ a unit of measurement known as the Specific Absorption Rate, or SAR.
Important safety information Important safety information Pacemaker Hearing aids Mobile phones may affect the operation of some implanted cardiac pacemakers and other medically implanted equipments. Pacemaker manufacturers recommend that a minimum separation of 20 cm (6 inches) should be maintained between a hand-held wireless phone and a pacemaker to avoid potential interference with the pacemaker.
Driving Check the laws and regulations on the use of mobile phones in the areas where you drive. If you are going to use your phone while driving, please: ► Give full attention to driving. ► Use the “handsfree” setting. (Required by law in many countries). ► Pull off the road and park before making or answering a call if driving conditions so require. RF energy may affect some electronic systems in motor vehicles such as the car stereo, safety equipment etc.
Your phone Front View Your phone LED Lights Main display Navigation key/ Music key Left soft key Send key Right soft key End/ Power key Camera key * key # key Left/Right Side View USB port/ Earphone jack/ Charger port Micro SD Card Slot 10 Volume key MP3/Radio player key Image capture key
V Q • Side key – Camera Press the key to take a shot while in the camera mode. M • Side key – MP3 player key - Short press to launch FM radio. - Long press to launch MP3 player. • Soft key – Left < Press to display the menu while in the idle status. Press to perform the function currently displayed in the lower left corner of the screen. • Soft key – Right > Press to view the contacts while in the idle status.
Getting Started Getting Started When you register with a service provider, you receive a SIM card (Subscriber Identity Module card). Your phone must have a SIM card to make calls. The SIM card is a computer chip that contains your phone number, phone book information, and service provider information. Handle it with care and do not bend it or expose it to static electricity or dirt. Be sure to power off your phone before you insert the SIM card. The SIM card slot is situated underneath the battery.
Charging the battery Note ► You can use the phone while the travel charger is connected but charging is suspended during that time. ► When the battery runs low this “ ” will display and a warning will sound. The phone will switch off automatically shortly after displaying this “ ” icon. Switching the phone on and off ► Press and hold the E key.
Getting Started Getting Started To unlock the keypad, follow the below steps: 1. When the phone is in the idle status, the Unlock option appears in the lower left corner of the screen. . Press the > left soft key followed by the > right soft key to unlock the keypad. The keypad is then unlocked. Indicates the battery charge level. Standby Mode Indicates your phone uses the vibration settings. When your phone is turned on but not in use, it is in the idle status.
Indicates you are in Chat Room . Indicates the WAP function is enabled on the phone. Indicates external memory card is inserted in your phone. Using the Menu In the idle status, press the < left soft key to view the main menu. Follow below tips to navigate through the menu and menu options: ► To view the menu, press the < left soft key or the O center key in the idle status. ► Use the navigation keys to move through the various menus.
Input method Input method When you add names to your phone book or send a text message, you need to enter text. Your mobile phone has several text entry methods. You can enter letters individually or with predictive text entry, which helps you complete words as you enter them. You can enter letters in upper case, lower case, or both, or insert symbols. Quick way to change input method Press the # key to change the input method when you are in the text mode.
Indicator Function (English Smart mode) T9 Smart Abc T9 abc T9 Smart abc T9 ABC T9 Smart ABC 123 Numeric Input method T9 Abc Indicator Function (English mode) Abc Multitap Abc abc Multitap abc ABC Multitap ABC 123 Numeric 17
Call functions Call functions This section gives you information about the calling service your phone supports. Making a call 1. In the idle status, enter the area code and the phone number. 2. Press the S key. Note If you enter the wrong number, press Clear to delete the number. To Make a call from the Contacts 1. In the idle status, press the > right soft key to enter Contacts. 2. Press OK key to enter search option.
To answer the incoming call Press the S key to answer the call when the phone rings. To reject the incoming call Press the E key to reject the call when the phone rings. Call waiting You can answer another incoming call while you have a call in progress. Making a conference call You can make conference call while you have multiple calls in progress. 1. Make a call to the first participant as described previously. 2. Call the second participant during a call along with the first participant. 3.
Call functions Tips for call options Call functions 20 Many functions are available during active calls. Options 1-8 (below) are available when a new call is made. Additional options (9-13) are available during a conference call. 1. U se Phone/ Bluetooth: Switch to Bluetooth hands-free device. 2. Contacts: Shortcut to Contacts menu. 3. Hold call: Put a call on hold. 4. N ew call: Make a new call during an active call. 5. End call: End a call. 6. M essaging: Shortcut to Messaging menu. 7.
Games & Apps [Menu 1] Applications The KM335 is designed to support Java applications. To use application the first time There are three default Java games in the KM335. Before using the Java games, you must install the MIDlet to execute the Java games. Your handset provider has integrated the MIDlet by default in the KM335 and provides two methods of installation: installation of the MIDlet from the WAP and installation of the MIDlet locally.
Games & Apps Games & Apps Users can save Java games to My stuff menu. 1. Save the Java game files to My stuff by the USB cable. The saving progress is same as the adding the music tracks to your phone. 2. Select Games & Apps and press OK. 3. Select Applications and press OK. 4. Select a Java games and press Options to launch, update the application, adjust the setting, view the information, or delete the application. Note Java MIDlet only read files with .jad or .jar extensions.
► Information: Accesses information about java games and applications including: name of application, memory size, application version, name of vender and authorized source. ► Information: Provides information on Java, CLDC and MIDP versions. Games & Apps –L ocal connectivity: Allows you to connect via local ports like Bluetooth or IrDA. Note Default java games cannot be deleted. Settings Your phone provides the following options when you select Games & Apps > Settings from the main menu.
Call History [Menu 2] Call History Your phone saves the call records of missed calls, received calls, dialed calls, length and cost of calls in the Call History menu. You can check the most recent calls dialed, received, or missed. Your phone also offers the functions: delete, save, edit, send text message and send multimedia message when you select a certain phone number. Once the call list exceeds the memory limitation, the oldest records will be deleted.
– View the number if available and call it or save it in the Contacts. – Enter a new name for the number and save both in the Contacts. – Send a message by this number. – Delete the call from the list. Missed Calls In Call History menu, choose Received Calls and press OK to view the records. View the list of all the numbers that have called you, your phone provides following options: – View the number if available and call it, or save it in the Contacts.
Call History Call Duration Call History This function allows you to view the duration of your incoming and outgoing calls. You can also reset the call times. The following timers are available: ► Last call: Length of the last call. ► All calls: Total length of all calls made and incoming calls since the timer was last reset. ► Dialed calls: Length of the outgoing calls. ► Received calls: Length of the incoming calls.
Data information Menu 2.9 You can check the total data transferred over the web through the GPRS information option. In addition, you can also view how much time you are online. Call History ► Received: number of message(s) you’ve received.
Organizer [Menu 3] Calendar Menu 3.1 Organizer This feature allows you to keep track of your schedule and tasks saved in the calendar. You can also set alarm tone reminders. To make a note and reminder in Calendar first time 1. From the main menu, select Organizer and press OK. 2. Select Calendar and press OK. 3. Select a date you want to insert a note or reminder and press Options. 4. Select Add Task and press OK. 5. Use the navigation keys up/ down to select Note and press Edit. 6.
You can press number 1 and number 3 keys to go to previous and next year. You can also press number 7 and number 9 keys to go to previous and next month. You can press 5 to go to current date. To do Organize Note Menu 3.2 This feature lists all of the tasks added from the calendar option. You can also view, edit or delete the tasks from the options under this feature. First time to using “to do” 1. From the main menu, select Organizer and press OK. 2. Select To do and press OK. 3.
Multimedia [Menu 4] Camera Menu 4.1 Multimedia You can take photos with the built in camera and adjust it settings to suit your needs. The camera lens is on the back of the phone, and the phone’s display works as a viewfinder. If there’s not enough memory for the camera function, you need to a) Delete old photos to free up space b) Save photos to a memory card. Your video camera settings are displayed on the top of the phone screen in preview mode.
Go to: Allows you to select camera mode, Video mode or Album. Resolution*: Set image size 3 0x 40 / 640x480 / 1 80x960 / 1600x1 00 / 048x1536 Quality : Set image quality Normal / Fine / Super fine Self Timer*: Set Timer. Timer off / 5 secs / 10 secs / 15 secs Save to*: When external memory is inserted, you can choose to save images to the phone or to the memory card. Flash*: Off / Auto / When taking The light is set to Auto by default.
Multimedia Video Recorder Menu 4.2 Multimedia You can record a video clip through the built-in camera. This function also enables audio recordings. See the further details in the following descriptions. To shoot a video clip 1. From the main menu, select Multimedia and press OK. 2. Select Video Recorder and press OK. 3. Press Options to personalize your camera settings. 4. Press the Q camera key to record a video clip or press the O center key to stop recording the video clip. 5.
To play the music Note ► You can use other phone function while listening to music. From the MP3 player screen, press options > Minimize. ► You can turn off LED lighting effect under Settings. To customize play list You can create play list according to your personal preference by adding music tracks from your phone or memory card. ► To edit Playlist: – Go to Multimedia and press OK. – Select My Playlist and press OK. – Press Options to View, New playlist, or Delete all.
Multimedia Voice Recorder Menu 4.4 Multimedia Voice recorder is a simple sound recording tool provided functionalities for you to manage voice files. To start voice recording 1. From the main menu, select Multimedia and press OK. 2. Select Voice Recorder and press OK. 3. Press Options and select Record. 4. When select Record phone will start recording right away. 5. After recording, your mobile will prompt you to enter file name and save the file.
Melody composer Menu 4.5 To start composing 1. From the main menu, select Multimedia and press OK. 2. Select Melody composer and press OK. 3. Select Options and then Add. 4. Press the keypad to start composing. 5. Press Options to save your melody. ► Select Instrument: Allows you to select your desired instrument. ► Save: Saves the melody. Key definition in melody composer mode Keys Functions and Descriptions 1 Press the 1 key to play Do.
Multimedia Multimedia * Press the * key to change the beat length of current musical note or to change a note between backlight and LED Press the navigation keys down to lower one octave N (Can disable vibration, backlight and LED) V Press the volume keys to change the instrument. To edit your melodies Your phone provides the following options: ► Play: Listens to the melody you have made. ► Edit: Edits the selected melody. ► Add: Adds more ring tones to selected melody. ► Rename: Renames a file.
► Manual Input: Keys in the radio station frequency manually. ► Preset Auto Search: Auto search available channels and automatically store them to the channel list. ► Settings: Changes the background play, the skin of the FM radio, the record format and storage settings. You can record in AMR or Wav formats. You can set loudspeaker and audio quality. Schedule FM record Menu 4.7 This phone allows you to preschedule FM radio recordings. You can schedule up to four recordings at a time.
Messaging [Menu 5] Text Message (SMS) Messaging Menu 5.1 Your phone includes voice mail, notification messages and text messages. Voice mail and short message service (SMS) are network services. Your phone also allows you to send and receive text messages contain pictures or melodies. A message with pictures is made up of several text messages. Therefore, sending a message with pictures will cost more than a single text only message. Write Message To write a text message 1.
To send a message manually 1. From the main menu, select Messaging and press OK. 2. Select Text message and press OK. 3. Choose Write message, and press OK to start writing message. (Please see “To write a text message”.) 4. After finishing the writing, select the Options and select Send to. 5. Enter the phone number you want to send. 6. Press Options and select Send to send message. Note To use picture message function, your network operator or service provider support is necessary.
Messaging Messaging ► Send By Group: Allow you to send many contacts at once. Successful sent messages are stored in sent folder. ► Save To Drafts: Allow you to save the message you wrote to the drafts in the phone. To use a template 1. From the main menu, use the navigation keys up/down to select Messaging and press OK. . Select Text message and press OK. 3. Select Write message and press OK. 4. Select Use Template and press OK. 5.
Your phone provides the following options when you select Messaging > Text message > Inbox > Options. ► View: Reads the message you received. ► Reply: Replies to the message you received. ► Delete: Deletes the message you received. ► Forward: Forwards the message you received. ► Save Objects: Include a save object field in your Multimedia messages. ► Save Number: Saves the number in your contacts. ► Connect URL: Connects to a URL within a received message.
Messaging Messaging ► Copy to Phone/SIM: Allows you to copy the message to phone. This option is available only when the highlighted message is stored in the SIM card. ► Move to Phone/SIM: Moves messages to the phone. Only available when the highlighted message is stored in the SIM card. ► Save number: Saves the number in your contacts. ► Connect URL: Connects a URL to your phone. ► Mark/Unmark: Allows you to mark/unmark message saved in Inbox.
Message Settings Your phone allows you to set up default setting on the SMS feature. 1. From the main menu, use your navigation keys to select Messaging > Text message > message Settings. 2. Press OK and choose a setting. 3. Press OK to set your message settings. Your phone provides the following settings: ► Profile setting: If more than one message profile is allowed by your SIM card, you may edit the profile separately.
Messaging Messaging Note Note ► You are not able to receive multimedia messages during a call, a game, or any active WAP connection over GPRS data. ► If you select Add Number, please enter the recipient’s phone number. ► The maximum amount of multimedia messages is 100. If your multimedia messages exceed 100, your phone pops up a message “Max no. of stored Multimedia message reached”.
Note ►T o key in the content, you can refer to “Input method”. ►T o use picture message function, your network operator or service provider support is necessary. ► Jump to Message function, you can press the N navigation keys up in the idle status. ►T o key in the content, please refer to Input method on page 16. ►Y ou can use the * key to enter symbols and use the # key to switch the input methods and use the navigation keys to shift the cursor.
Messaging Messaging ► Previous Slide: Displays previous slide. ► Next Slide: Displays next slide. ► Exit: Upon exit, you will be prompted to save or not save messages written. To send a MMS Inbox The sending steps are the same as writing a SMS. Your phone saves the multimedia messages that have been received in the Inbox folder of the Multimedia messages menu. Note ► To key in the content, you can refer to “Input method”.
Sent Multimedia messages that have not been sent are saved in Sent folder of the Multimedia messages menu. To view sent multimedia messages 1. From the main menu, select Messaging and press OK. 2. Select Multimedia message and then press OK. 3. Choose Sent and press OK. 4. Select a message and press OK to view. Your phone provides the following options when you select Messaging > Multimedia message > Sent. ► View: Views a multimedia message immediately. ► Delete: Deletes selected message.
Messaging Messaging 4. Select a message and press OK to view. Your phone provides the following options when you select Messaging > Multimedia message > Drafts. ► View: Views a multimedia message immediately. ► Send: Sends the message. ► Properties: Views the mailing list. ► Edit: Edits message. ► Delete: Deletes selected message. ► Delete all: Deletes all messages. ► Properties: Views mailing list. ► Use Details: Uses details of a multimedia message.
- Priority: Allows you to choose the options: Normal / High / Low. - Slide timing: Sets time between slides. (1 - 60 seconds). - Delivery time: Sets delivery times (Immediate / in one hour / in 12 hours or in 24 hours). ► Retrieve: - Home network: Chooses between: Immediate / Restricted / Delayed. - Roaming: Chooses between: As Home / Delayed / Restricted. - Read Report: Allows you to choose the options: On Request / Send / Never Send.
Messaging Messaging ► Server profile: You may receive and send multimedia messages through certain network or service providers. ► Memory status: You can check what percentage of the phone’s internal memory is unoccupied and how messages can still be stored in the SIM card or Phone’s memory. Note To complete the Message Settings, contact your network service operator. Chat Menu 5.3 You can chat with friends with this feature. There are 2 chat rooms in your phone.
Note Upon temporarily leaving a chat you can either Resume or End the chat. Voice Mail Server Menu 5.4 Messaging Your phone provides the following options when you start to chat. ► Send: Sends message you have written. ► Use template: Inserts a template in your SMS template option. ► Insert PHB number: Inserts phone numbers from your contacts. ► Insert PHB name: Inserts names from your contacts. ► Input method: Changes your input method.
Messaging Broadcast Message Menu 5.5 Messaging 52 Your phone allows you to receive commercial messages. You can either enable or disable the receiving mode and set some other options based on your personal preference. Your phone provides the following options: ► Receive mode: You can choose to receive or not to receive broadcast message sent by network. ► Message List: You can read messages by pressing OK or exit the by pressing Back. ► Languages: You can specify the desired broadcast language.
My Stuff [Menu 6] Album Menu 6.1 Displays the list of images and video files. ► Open: Opens the album in which images and videos are present. ► Delete: Deletes a file. ► New folder: You can create a new folder. ► Rename: You can change a file name. ► Mark / Unmark: Marks image to Unselect All, Delete Selected, Copy Selected or Move Selected. ► Delete all: Deletes all files in the list. ► Sort by: Arranges your images/ videos by Date, Type or Name.
My Stuff My Stuff 54 - Move to folder: Moves the selected file to the folder. - Move to phone / external memory: Moves the selected file to the phone memory/ external memory. - Copy to Phone / external memory: Copies the selected file to the phone memory/ external memory. - Information: Shows file information. ► Print via Bluetooth: Most pictures that you’ve taken in the camera mode and downloaded through WAP can be transmitted via Bluetooth to a printer.
► New folder: You can create a new folder. ► Delete all: Deletes all the files in the list. ► Sort by: Arranges your sound by Date, Type or Name. Others My Stuff ► Set as ringtone: Currently selected sound can be set as a Ringtone ► Send via: message: Sends - Multimedia the selected file to another device via Multimedia message. - Bluetooth: Sends the selected file to another device via Bluetooth. ► File: Changes the file - Rename: name of a selected file.
My Stuff My Stuff 56 ► New folder: You can create a new folder. ► Rename: You can change a file name. ► Mark / Unmark: Marks files in others folder to Unselect All, Delete Selected, Copy Selected or Move Selected. ► Delete all: Deletes all the files in the list. ► Sort by: Arranges your files in others folder by Date, Type or Name. ► View or install: You can view or install the others file when pressing OK key. ► Delete: Deletes a file.
External memory Menu 6.4 Memory status My Stuff This menu allows you to view Images, Sounds, Videos, and Others in memory card. If external memory is not inserted, External memory option is not dispalyed in My stuff. Menu 6.5 You can check free space and memory usage of phone, SIM card and external memory (if inserted).
Profiles [Menu 7] Profiles You may set up the following different profiles to adapt to different environmental conditions. Your phone provides 7 different profiles. More details of the 7 profiles are introduced as below. ► General: Standard profile is the phone’s default setting. ► Meeting: Ring volume is set to be low and key tone is switched off. ► Outdoor: Ring and key tone volume is set to loud. ► Vibrate only: Ring and key tone volume is set to off and vibrator is switched on.
► Answer Mode: Toggles between on/off answer modes by pressing any key. Profiles Your phone provides the following options when you select Profiles > General / Meeting / Outdoor / Vibrate only / Headset / Silent / Bluetooth > Options > Customize. ►T one Setup: Sets desired ring tone. Note Please be careful not to injure your ears when ring volume is set high. ► Volume: Adjusts the volume of ring tone and key tone.
Contacts [Menu 8] Contacts Your contacts is saved either on the SIM card’s memory or Phone’s memory. You can also choose to save on both. Search Menu 8.1 Allows you to search names and numbers saved in the contacts. To search a number and a name 1. From the main menu, select Contacts and press OK. 2. Select Search and press OK. 3. Key in full name or first character of contact person’s name. The contact list automatically jumps to the first contact with the same corresponding character. 4.
New contact Menu 8.2 Allows you create a new entry into the Contacts menu. Your phone allows you to save 1000 entries of phone numbers. To create a new entry 1. From the main menu, select Contacts and press OK. 2. Select New contact and press OK. 3. Select Storage location to the SIM card or to the Phone. 4. Select Name and press Edit. Then enter the name of the entry and press Options. 5. Select Done and press OK. 6. Press the navigation keys down and press OK.
Contacts To turn on the speed dial Contacts Note Your phone provides 5 caller groups including: Friends, Family, VIP, Business & Others. Your phone provides the following options: ► Group name: Group includes Friends, Family, VIP, Business and Others. ► Ring tone: Allows you to set the profile of ring tone for a particular call group. ► Pictures: Allows you to set a picture for a group. ► Video: Allows you to set a video clip for the group.
My vCard Menu 8.5 Extra Number Menu 8.6 Allows to you edit owner number, Service dial number and SOS number for your personal preference. Note Your service provider may program some special phone numbers into your SIM card. It is not possible to modify the Service dial numbers if not supported. Settings Menu 8.7 Your phone provides you various setting options to personalize your phone, including, 1.
Tools [Menu 9] Alarm Menu 9.1 Tools This function allows you to set the alarm to ring at the time specified. The alarm clock works even when the phone is switched off. 1. From the main menu, select Tools and press OK. 2. Select Alarm and press OK. 3. Select an alarm and press Edit. 4. Use the navigation keys left/ right to switch values and up/ down to select options in editing screen. 5. Press Done and press Yes by pressing the O center key. 6.
Health Menu 9.7 BMI (Body Mass Index) This function helps to calculate your body fat in relation to your height and weight. To calculate the BMI value process: 1. From the main menu, select Tools and press OK. 2. Select Health and press OK. 3. Select BMI and press OK. 4. Select your gender by pressing navigation key left/ right and select the options by pressing navigation keys up/ down. 5. Enter your height in centimeters and weight in kilos by using the numeric keys and press OK.
Tools STK (SIM dependent) Menu 9.8 Tools In addition to the functions available in the phone, your service provider may offer additional applications such as weather or stock market information via the SIM card. To set the STK service In Tools menu, choose STK, press OK to connect the service. Note ► For availability, you need to register the service with your service provider. ► Accessing these services may involve sending an SMS for which you may be charged.
Browser [Menu *] WAP Menu *.1 Your phone supports Web Browsing. You can obtain various services such as up-to date news, weather, sports, and other information as well as e-mail and other Internet services. These services are designed and maintained by your WAP service provider. The WAP service uses Wireless Markup Language (WML) on their WAP pages. You cannot view standard Internet web pages on your phone. Note ► To activate your WAP service, you may need to contact your service provider.
Browser Browser ► Edit: Allows you to edit URL addresses. ► Send: Allows you to send URL addresses via SMS/MMS. ► Delete: Deletes selected bookmarks. ► Delete all: Deletes ALL bookmarks. ► Add Bookmark: Adds URL addresses to bookmark list. and they may contain the address of a WAP service. You can get updated news or new WAP settings from your service provider. The received WAP push messages are stored in the service inbox. You can press Option to either Accept or Delete the push messages.
To edit the service settings manually 1. From the main menu, select Browser and press OK. 2. Select WAP and press OK. 3. Select Settings and press OK. 4. Select the Edit profile and press OK. 5. Choose a profile and press OK. 6. Select Edit profile and press OK. 7. Press Edit to start setting and press Options. 8. Select Done and press OK. To edit profile You can activate the WAP settings, please choose Activate Profile, and then press OK in WAP Profile mode. Or you may edit the profile.
Browser Browser which is saved in the service inbox sent by your service provider. Clear cache The information or date you have accessed is all stored in the cache of the phone. A cache is a file buffer used to temporarily store dates. You can clear the history by selecting this option. Clear cookies To alleviate privacy and security concerns, (In case of lost or stolen phone) clear all cookies that may contain sensitive information.
Connectivity [Menu 0] Bluetooth Menu 0.1 Your phone is designed to be compliant with Bluetooth technology V1. . Bluetooth technology enables wireless connections between electronic devices. The Bluetooth connection can be used to listen to stereo music, send images, video, texts and vCards. To start using Bluetooth technology Your Bluetooth connection needs to be configured prior to operation. Once setup is complete, the following Bluetooth icons will appear in the status bar.
Connectivity Connectivity Note ► Once added to the Trust List, the headset will appear in My Device list. (Once added to My device, reconditions can be established with ease). ► All active devices are managed in Active device and can be disconnected by pressing Disc. To pair with Bluetooth Devices 1. From the main menu, use the navigation keys to select Connectivity and press OK. 2. Select Bluetooth and press OK. 3. Select My device and press Options. 4. Select Inquire new device.
Your phone can be used as modem for dialing up a network. This function can only be used by PC supported Bluetooth technology. Check with your service provider details. To send data using Bluetooth connectivity 1. Activate Bluetooth. and select the object you wish to send. 2. Press Option and select Send via. 3. Choose To Bluetooth. (Phone will search for devices). 4. Select the desired device and Send..
Connectivity To listen to stereo music Connectivity 1. From the main menu, select Connectivity and press OK. 2. Select Bluetooth and press OK. 3. Select My device and highlight a device you wish to connect. 4. Press Options to select Service list and choose Headset profile. 5. You will see a list of profiles supported by your headset. 6. Select A2DP profile and then press left soft key to connect. Note Your Bluetooth headset must be paired first. Then simply select it under My device.
Network Menu 0.2 Preferred networks is used when the mode has been set to Automatic. The location numbers in the preferred network list show the search priority. Your service provider’s network will be displayed. You can select your GSM/GPRS network if your provider offers multiple network choices. (Remember to apply the international roaming service while traveling abroad) The handset can toggle the GPRS connection status between Always/ When Needed.
Settings [Menu #] Time & Date Settings This function allows you to set your home city, view and change the time and date settings in your phone. You can also choose to auto update the date and time. 4. Edit the time & date by pressing numeric keys and turn on/off the daylight saving navigation keys – left/ right. 5. Press OK. (screen displays “Done”). To set home city To set time & date format Menu #.1 1. From the main menu, select Settings and press OK. 2. Select Time & Date and press OK. 3.
Note Auto update does not change alarms or calendar notes and may cause some alarms to expire. Display Menu #.2 This feature allows you to personalize your display setting with the following: ► Wallpaper: Changes the idle screen wallpaper 1. From the main menu, select Settings and press OK. 2. Select Display and press OK. 3. Select Wallpaper and press OK. 4. Select System or User define and press OK. 5. Select a desired wallpaper and press View. 6.
Settings Settings ► Lighting: Enables/ disables the top LED lighting effect. KM335 has different lighting effects for incoming calls, incoming message(s), missing call(s), alarm, whenever you play music or press camera shutter. ► Show date & time: Displays or hide time & date on idle screen. ► Show home shortcut: Enables/ disables “jump to” shortcuts on the idle status screen.
2. Select Call and press OK. 3. Select Call waiting and press OK. 4. Select Activate, Deactivate or Query status and press OK. 5. Selecting Query status will enable you to see if the service is activated or deactivated. Call To set call divert 1. From the main menu, select Settings and press OK. 2. Select Call and press OK. 3. Select Call Divert, then press OK. 4. Select an item and press OK. 5. Select Activate, Deactivate or Query Status and press OK. 6.
Settings Settings Your phone provides the following divert options: ► Divert All Voice Calls: All voice calls are diverted. ► Divert If Unreachable: Calls are diverted when you are out of range of your provider. ► Divert If No Answer: Calls are diverted when the call is not answered. ► Divert If Busy: Calls are diverted when your phone is engaged on other calls. ► Divert All Data Calls: All data calls are diverted. ► Cancel All Diverts: Cancel the above settings.
Note The minimum Periodic time is 30 seconds. Call Time Display This function allows you to enable/ disable displaying the call time. Auto Redial This function allows you to set auto redial function. Select On and your phone will make a maximum of ten attempts to connect the call after an unsuccessful call attempt. Closed User Group This function allows you to set the limited call group. Only the person in the specific group is allowed to make call to and receive call from. Security Menu #.
Settings Fixed Dial Settings If your SIM supports this feature, you can toggle the restricted call settings. Barred Dial You can switch mode on and off to have a restricted call. However, you need to check your SIM card supports this function or not. Anti Theft Mobile Tracker Anti Theft Mobile Tracker (ATMT) allows you to track your lost phone. When someone uses your phone without your permission, the tracking service will be active.
Settings 4. Input the ATMT code and press OK. 5. Edit the name and phone numbers you want the text message to be sent to. 6. Press OK and then Yes to save your settings. Change Password ►P IN: This allows you to change the PIN number. ►P IN2: This allows you to change the PIN2 number. ►P hone lock: This allows you to change the password. Restore factory settings Menu #.6 This function allows you to reset the entire phone to its factory defaults. (Password protected.
Troubleshooting Troubleshooting 84 Problem Possible Solution Telephone cannot be switched on Please take out battery and insert again. Then press E to power on the phone. Battery empty Charge battery. Check charging indicator on display. The battery doesn’t charge properly or the phone sometimes turns itself off Wipe the charging contacts, both on the phone and on the battery, with a clear soft cloth.
Possible Solution Your correspondent cannot reach you Be sure that your phone is switched on. Press E for more than one second. Be sure that you are accessing the network service. Be sure that you have not set an incoming call barring option. Your correspondent cannot hear you speaking Be sure that you have switched off the loudspeaker. Be sure that you are holding the phone close enough to your mouth. The microphone is located at the bottom of the phone.
Emergency calls Important: Emergency calls 86 This phone, like any wireless phone, operates using radio signals, wireless and landline networks as well as user programmed functions. Because of this, connections in all conditions cannot be guaranteed. Therefore, you should never rely solely upon any wireless phone for essential communications (e.g. medical emergencies). Emergency calls may not be possible on all wireless phone networks or when certain network services and/or phone features are in use.
Accessories Standard Battery Data cable and CD Stereo headset Note Allows hands free operation. ► Always use genuine LG accessories. Failure to do this may invalidate your warranty. Accessories There are various accessories for your mobile phone. You can select these options according to your personal communication requirements. ► Accessories may be different in different regions; please check with our regional service company or agent for further inquires.
Technical data General Technical data Product name : KM335 System : GSM 900 / DCS 1800 / PCS 1900 Ambient Temperatures Max : +55°C (discharging) +45°C (charging) Min : -10°C Battery Specification Battery : 1100mAh, Li-Ion Talk time: 5 hours 30min @ 1100 mAh (PCL:10) Standby time: 450 hours @ 1100 mAh (P.P.:9) Note Variation in operation time may occur depending on SIM card, network condition, usage style, usage setting and environment.
LG Electronics Suppliers Details Name LG Electronics Inc Address LG Twin Tower 20,Yeouido-dong, Yeongdeungpo-gu Seoul, Korea 150-721 Product Details Product Name E-GSM 900 / DCS 1800 / PCS 1900 Tri Band Terminal Equipment Model Name 0168 KM335 Trade Name LG Applicable Standards Details R&TTE Directive 1999/5/EC EN 301 489-01 v1.6.1 / EN 301 489-07 v1.3.1 / EN 301 489-17 v1.2.1 EN 60950-1 : 2001 EN 50360/EN 50361 : 2001 EN 301 511 V9.0.2 EN 300 328 V1.7.
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[ksy v©j vuqÁ;¨x [esuw 1] [ksy v©j vuqÁ;¨x KM335 esa vuqÁ;¨x g¨rs gSa v + uqÁ;¨x es]a 3 tkok vuqÁ;¨x( psDoh;MZ ¶ySx] feuh xse oYZM v©j cSdxse¨u g¨rs gSa + vuqÁ;¨x KM335 d¨ tkok vuqÁ;¨x¨a d¨ LkeFkZu nsus ds fy, fMtkbu fd;k x;k gS + igyh ckj vuqÁ~ ;¨x dk mi;¨x djus ds fy, KM335 esa rhu fMQ‚YV tkok [ksy gSa + tkok [ksy¨a dk mi;¨x djus Lks igys] vkid¨ tkok [ksy vkjaHk djus ds fy, MIDlet LFkkfir djuk g¨xk- vkids gSM a LksV Ánkrk us KM335 esa fMQ‚YV :i Lks MIDlet esa LFkkiuk dh n¨ fof/k;¨a d¨ 'kkfey fd;k gS% W
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d‚y bfrgkLk NwVs d‚y esuw 2.2 d‚y bfrgkLk d‚y bfrgkLk esuw es]a NwVs d‚YLk pquas v©j fjd‚M~LkZ ns[kus ds fy, Bhd nck,¡NwVs d‚YLk dh Lkwph ns[¨a] vkidk Q¨u fuEu fodYi Ánku djrk gS% & ;fn miyC/k g¨ r¨ uacj ns[¨a v©j mLk ij d‚y djsa ;k mLks LkaidZ esa Lkgstas + & bLk uacj Lks Lkan's k Òstas + & Lkwph Lks d‚y gVk,¡- Mk;y fd, x, d‚YLk esuw 2.3 & ;fn miyC/k g¨ r¨ uacj ns[¨a v©j mLk ij d‚y djsa ;k mLks LkaidZ esa Lkgstas + & bLk uacj Lks Lkan's k Òstas + & Lkwph Lks d‚y gVk,¡- d‚y y‚x gVk,¡- esuw 2.
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Vw Mw esuw 3.2 vkWxu Z kbtj ;g Lkqfo/kk dSyM as j fodYi Lks t¨M+s x, LkÒh dk;¨± dh Lkwph cukrh gS + bLk Lkqfo/kk ds rgr vki fodYi Lks dk;¨± d¨ ns[k Lkdrs gS]a Lkaikfnr dj Lkdrs gSa ;k gVk Lkdrs gSa + igyh ckj ^^djus ds fy,** dk mi;¨x 1. eq[; esuw Lks vkWxu Z kbtj pquas v©j Bhd nck,¡2. Vw Mw pquas v©j Bhd nck,¡ + 3. fnukad] Lke;] u¨V] vkfn ntZ djus ds }kjk viuk dk;Z Lkaikfn djus ds fy, fodYi v©j t¨M+as nck,¡4. iw.
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tk,¡% vkid¨ ohfM;¨ e¨M ;k ,Yce pquus nsrk gS + fjt‚Y;w'ku *% Nfo vkdkj LksV djsa 3 0x 40 / 640x480 / 1 80x960 / 1600x1 00 / 048x1536 xq.koŸkk% Nfo xq.
eYVhehfM;k ohfM;¨ fjd‚MZj esuw 4.2 eYVhehfM;k vki fcYV&bu dSejs ds }kjk d¨bZ ohfM;¨ fDyi fjd‚MZ dj Lkdrs gSa + bLk QaD'ku Lks vkWfM;¨ fjd‚ÉMx Òh dh tk Lkdrh gS + fuEu fooj.k esa v©j tkudkjh ns[¨a + d¨bZ ohfM;¨ fDyi ysuk 1. eq[; esuw Lks eYVhehfM;k pquas v©j Bhd nck,¡2. ohfM;¨ fjd‚MZj pquas v©j Bhd nck,¡3. viuh dSejk LksÇVx d¨ O;fäxr cukus ds fy, fodYi nck,¡4. ohfM;¨ fDyi fjd‚MZ djus ds fy, Q dSejk dqt a h nck,¡ ;k ohfM;¨ fDyi dh fjd‚ÉMx can djus ds fy, O e/; dqt a h nck,¡5.
u¨V ► vki Lkaxhr Lkqurs gq, Q¨u ds vU; QD'ku dk mi;¨x dj Lkdrs gSa + MP3 Iys;j LØhu Lks] fodYi > N¨Vk djsa nck,¡► vki LksÇVXk ds rgr LED Ádk'k ÁÒko can dj Lkdrs gSa + Iys fyLV vuqdfw yr djus ds fy, vki viuh O;fäxr ÁkFkfedrk ds vuqLkkj vius Q¨u ;k ese¨jh dkMZ Lks E;wftd VªDS Lk t¨M+dj Iys fyLV cuk Lkdrs gSa + ► Iys fyLV Lkaikfnr djus ds fy,% &n ¨gjk,¡ % LkÒh xhr¨a ;k fdLkh ,d pqus gq, xhr d¨ n¨gjk, tkus dh vuqefr nsrk gS + & bDosykbtj% vkid¨ bDosykbtj vuqdfw yr djus dh vuqefr nsrk gS + fuEu bDoykbtLkZ L
eYVhehfM;k eYVhehfM;k 5.
► Iys LihM% vkid¨ rhu fÒ™k Iys LihM~Lk Lkek;¨ftr djus dh vuqefr nsrk gS + ► ok|;a= pqu%s vkidk bfPNr baLVªe w V as pquus dh vuqefr nsrk gS + ► Lkgst%as esy¨Mh Lkgstrk gS + esy¨Mh dai¨tj e¨M esa dqt a h fu/kkZj.k dqfa t;k¡ QaD'ku v©j fooj.
eYVhehfM;k eYVhehfM;k ► vxz"s k.k% EMS] MMS] ;k Bluetooth ds }kjk esy¨Mh d¨ fdLkh ;wtj Á¨Qkby ;k fe= d¨ vxzfs "kr djrk gS + FM Iys;j esuw 4.
'ksM; ~ y w FM fjd‚MZ esuw 4.7 eYVhehfM;k ;g Q¨u vkid¨ ,Q,e jsfM;¨ ds dk;ZØe igys Lks 'ksM; ~ y w djus dh Lkqfo/kk nsrk gS + vki ,d Lke; esa pkj fjd‚ÉMx rd 'ksM; ~ y w dj Lkdrs gSa + bLk fodYi esa 'kkfey gS%a fjd‚ÉMx pkyw@can djuk] Áh&'ksM; ~ Yw M ,d Lke; dh ;k n¨gjko okyh (nSfud@LkkIrkfgd@ekfLkd) fjd‚ÉMxLk LksV djuk- bLkesa Qkby v©j Lkaxgz .
Lkan's k Lksok [Menu 5] ikB Lkan's k (SMS) esuw 5.1 Lkan's k Lksok vkids Q¨u esa o‚bLk esy] Lkwpuk Lkan's k v©j ikB Lkan's k gSa + o‚bLk esy v©j 'k‚VZ eSLkst LkfoZLk (SMS) usVodZ Lksok,¡ gSa + vkidk Q¨u fp=¨a ;k esy¨Mht okys ikB Lkan's k Òstus v©j ÁkIr djus dh Lkqfo/kk Òh nsrk gS + fp=¨a okyk Lkan's k dbZ ikB Lkan's k¨a Lks cuk g¨rk gS + bLkfy,] fp=¨a okyk Lkan's k d¨ Òstus dk 'kqYd ,d ikB Lkan's k ds 'kqYd dh rqyuk esa vf/kd g¨xk- Lkan's k ys[ku fdLkh ikB Lkan's k d¨ fy[kus ds fy, 1.
eSU;qvyh d¨bZ Lkan's k Òstuk u¨V fp= Lkan's k QaD'ku dk mi;¨x djus ds fy,] vkids usVodZ vkWijsVj ;k Lksok Ánkrk dk LkeFkZu vko';d gS + dsoy os Q¨u fp= Lkan's k ÁkIr v©j Ánf'kZr dj Lkdrs gSa ftuesa ;g QaD'ku g¨rk gS + viuh LkaidZ Lkwph fdLkh d¨ Lkan's k Òstuk 1. eq[; esuw Lks Lkan's k Lksok pquas v©j Bhd nck,¡2. ikB Lkan's k pquas v©j Bhd nck,¡3. Lkan's k fy[kuk 'kq: djus ds fy, Lkan's k fy[¨a pquas v©j Bhd nck,¡- (i`"B 36 ij Ñi;k ^^fdLkh ikB Lkan's k d¨ fy[kus ds fy,** ns[¨a )+ 4.
Lkan's k Lksok Lkan's k Lksok 5. fdLkh bfPNr VsEiysV d¨ pquus ds fy, usfoxs'ku dqfa t;¨a Åij@uhps dk mi;¨x djsa v©j Bhd nck,¡6. fodYi nck,¡ v©j bLkd¨ Òstas pqu-as 7.
► ckr djs% Ás"kd ds LkkFk ckrphr djrk gS + Òsts x, Lkan's k Òstus ds ckn] Lkan's k Òsts x, Q¨YMj esa Lkgstk tkrk gS + vki bUgsa pqudj Òsts x, Lkan's k¨a d¨ i<+ Lkdrs gSa Lkan's k Lksok > ikB Lkan's k > Òsts x, > fodYi% ► ns[¨a% Lkan's k i<+krk gS + ► Òst%as cxSj Lkaiknu ds Lkan's k Òstrk gS + ► Lkaikfnr djs%a Lkan's k Òstus Lks igys Lkan's k Lkaikfnr djus nsrk gS + ► gVk,¡ % Lkan's k gVkrk gS + ► Q¨u@fLke esa d‚ih djs%a vkid¨ Q¨u esa Lkan's k d‚ih djus dh vuqefr nsrk gS + ;g fodYi dsoy rc miyC/k g¨rk gS] t
Lkan's k Lksok VsEiysVL~ k Lkan's k Lksok 'kh?kz Lkan's k ys[ku ds fy, vkids Q¨u esa dbZ fMQ‚YV VsEiysVL~ k gSa + vki viuh vko';drkv¨a ds vuqLkkj bu VsEiysV d¨ vuqdfw yr dj Lkdrs gSa ;k gVk Lkdrs gSa + viuh VsEiysV Lkaikfnr djuk 1. eq[; esuw Lks] Lkan's k Lksok pquus ds fy, usfoxs'ku dqfa t;¨a Åij@uhps dk mi;¨x djsa v©j Bhd nck,¡2. ikB Lkan's k pquas v©j Bhd nck,¡3. VsEiysVL~ k pquas v©j Bhd nck,¡4. fdLkh bfPNr VsEiysV d¨ pquus ds fy, usfoxs'ku dqfa t;¨a Åij@uhps dk mi;¨x djsa v©j fodYi nck,¡5.
vkidk Q¨u MMS QaD'ku esa fuEu Lo:i¨a dk LkeFkZu djrk gS + ► fp=% JPG] GIF v©j BMP. ► /ofu% Ldsycs y i‚yhQ¨fud MIDI (SPMIDI)] i&esy¨Mh- u¨V 2. eYVhehfM;k Lkan's k pquas v©j Bhd nck,¡3. Lkan's k fy[¨a pquas v©j Bhd nck,¡4.
Lkan's k Lksok Lkan's k Lksok 10. ejs h phtsa Lks d¨bZ Qkby pquas v©j Bhd nck,¡- fQj iw.kZ nck,¡11. Lkaiknu LØhu esa Òsth tkus okyh tkudkjh dh iqf"V djsa v©j fQj iw.kZ nck,¡12.
buc‚DLk ► fiNyh LykbM% fiNyh LykbM fn[kkrk gS- vkidk Q¨u ÁkIr gq, eYVhehfM;k Lkan's kksa d¨ eYVhehfM;k Lkan's k esuw ds buc‚DLk Q¨YMj esa Lkgstrk gS- ► vxyh LykbM% vxyh LykbM fn[kkrk gS- d¨bZ ,e,e,Lk Òstus ds fy, ÒsTkus ds Pkj.k fdLkh ,e,e,Lk dks fYk[kus ds tSLks gh gS-a u¨V ► Lkkexzh Mkyus ds fy,] vki ^^buiqV fof/k** ns[k Lkdrs gSa► fp= Lkans'k QaD'ku dk mi;¨x djus ds fy,, vkids usVodZ vkWijsVj ;k Lksok Ánkrk dk LkeFkZu vko';d gS- vkidk Q¨u MMS fy[ks tkus ds ckn iw.
Lkan's k Lksok ► xq.k% esÇyx Lkwph fn[kkrk gS- Lkan's k Lksok ► fooj.k mi;¨x djs%a Q¨u uacj ;k r¨ Mk;y djrk gS ;k Lkgstrk gS- Òsts x, t¨ eYVhehfM;k Lkan's k Òsts ugÈ x, gSa os eYVhehfM;k Lkan's k esuw ds Òsts x, Q¨YMj esa Lkgsts tkrs gS-a Òsts x, eYVhehfM;k Lkan's k ns[kus ds fy, 1. eq[; esuw Lks] Lkan's k Lksok pquas v©j Bhd nck,¡2. eYVhehfM;k Lkan's k pquas v©j fQj Bhd nck,¡3. Òsts x, pquas v©j Bhd nck,¡4.
VsEiysVL~ k ;g Q¨u vkid¨ vius eYVhehfM;k Lkan's k ds fy, Lkgsts x, VsEiysVL~ k t¨M+us dh vuqefr nsrk gS1. eq[; esuw Lks] Lkan's k Lksok pquas v©j Bhd nck,¡2. eYVhehfM;k Lkan's k pquas v©j fQj Bhd pqu-as 3. VsEiysVL~ k pquas v©j Bhd nck,¡4. d¨bZ Lkan's k pquas v©j ns[kus ds fy, fodYi nck,¡5. vkidk eYVhehfM;k Lkan's k Lkaikfnr djus v©j Òstus ds fy, Lkan's k fy[ksa pqu-as u¨V vki fdLkh VsEiysV dh Lkkexzh d¨ LykbM i<+us ds fy, ns[ksa fodYiksa }kjk ns[k Lkdrs gSa v©j Lkan's k Lkkexzh v©j vkdkj i<+us ds fy, xq.
Lkan's k Lksok Lkan's k Lksok - forj.k fji¨VZ% forj.k fji¨V~LkZ pkyw v©j can ds chp V‚xy dj Lkdrs gS-a - i<+k x;k fji¨VZ% d¨bZ forj.k fjikVZ i<+rk gS- vxzrk % vkid¨ fuEu fodYi pquus dh vuqefr nsrk gS% LkkekU; @ mPp @ fuEu- LykbM Lke;% LykbM~Lk ds chp Lke; LksV djrk gS- (1 - 60 LksdM a ) - forj.k Lke;% forj.
► PHB uke Mkys%a vkius Lkaid¨± Lks uke Mkyrk gS- pSV ÁkjaÒ djus ds fy, ► mŸkj ns%a ÁkIr pSV Lkan's k dk mŸkj nsrk gS- 1. pSV :e LksV g¨us ds ckn (ist 46 ij pSV ns[ksa )] Lkan's k Lksok pquus ds fy, usfoxs'ku dqfa t;ksa dk mi;¨x djsa v©j eq[; esuw Lks Bhd nck,¡2. pSV pquas v©j fQj Bhd nck,¡3. fodYi > u;k ‘kq: djs,a pquas v©j Bhd nck,¡4. d¨bZ Lkan's k fy[ksa v©j fodYi nck,¡5. Òstas pquas v©j Bhd nck,¡6. Lkan's k Òstus ds ckn pSV :e LkfØ; g¨ tkrk gS7.
Lkan's k Lksok Lkan's k Lksok tk,xk- o‚bLk esy Lkcesuw es]a vki Lkwph ds fodYiksa ykbu 1 ;k 2 d¨ pqu Lkdrs gS%a ► Òk”kk,¡% vki bfPNr cz‚MdkLV Òk"kk fufnZ"V dj Lkdrs gS-a ► Lkaiknu% o‚bLk esy ykbu 1 dk uke v©j uacj Lkaikfnr djs-a ► pSuy LksÇVx% vki pSuy Lkwph Lks ,d pSuy pqu Lkdrs gSa ;k u;k pSuy t¨M+ Lkdrs gSa tgk¡ vki Lkan's k d¨ Lkwph ij ÁkIr djuk pkgrs gS-a p;fur g¨us ij vki Lkan's k Lkaikfnr dj Lkdrs gSa ;k gVk Lkdrs gS-a ► o‚bLk esy Lks dusDV djs%a vkids o‚bLk esyc‚DLk Lks dusDV djrk gSvkbMy fLFkf
esjh phtsa [esuw 6] ,Yce esuw 6.
esjh phtsa esjh phtsa – Q¨YMj esa ys tk,¡% p;fur Qkby d¨ Q¨YMj esa ys tkrk gS- /ofu;k¡ – Q¨u ij tk,¡@cká ese¨jh% p;fur Qkby d¨ Q¨u Le`fr@cká Le`fr es ys tkrk gS- ► gVk,¡% Qkby gVkrk gS- – Q¨u esa d‚ih djs@ a cká ese¨jh% p;fur Qkby d¨ Q¨u ese¨jh@cká ese¨jh es d‚ih djrk gS– tkudkjh% Qkby tkudkjh fn[kkrk gS► CywVFw k Lks eqfær djs%a dSejk e¨M esa fy, x, v©j WAP }kjk Mkmuy¨M fd, x, vf/kdka'k fp= CywVFw k }kjk fdLkh ÇÁVj ij Òsts tk Lkdrs gS-a ► u;k Q¨YMj% vki u;k Q¨YMj cuk Lkdrs gS-a ► fpfUgr djs@ a vfp
► Qkby% – uke cnys%a p;fur Qkby dk Qkby uke cnyrk gS– Q¨YMj esa ys tk,¡% p;fur Qkby d¨ Q¨YMj esa ys tkrk gS– Q¨u ij tk,¡@cká Le`fr% p;fur Qkby d¨ Q¨u Le`fr@cká Le`fr es ys tkrk gS– Q¨u esa d‚ih djs@ a cká Le`fr% p;fur Qkby d¨ Q¨u Le`fr@cká Le`fr es d‚ih djrk gS– tkudkjh% Qkby tkudkjh fn[kkrk gS► u;k Q¨YMj% vki u;k Q¨YMj cuk Lkdrs gS-a ► LkÒh gVk,¡% Lkwph dh LkÒh Qkbysa gVkrk gS► bLkLks Lk‚VZ djs%a fnukad] Ádkj ;k uke ds vk/kkj ij viuh /ofu;k¡ O;ofLFkr djs-a vU; esuw 6.
esjh phtsa es j h phts a ► ns[ksa v©j LFkkfir djs%a vki vU; Qkby d¨ ns[k ;k LFkkfir dj Lkdrs gSa tc Bhd dqt a h nckrs gS-a ► gVk,¡% Qkby gVkrk gS► bLkds }kjk Òst%as – eYVhehfM;k Lkan's k% vki vU; Qkby d¨ ns[k ;k LFkkfir dj Lkdrs gSa tc Bhd dqt a h nckrs gS-a – CywVFw k% p;fur Qkby d¨ CywVFw k }kjk vU; fMokbLk ij Òstrk gS► Qkby% – uke cnys%a p;fur Qkby dk uke cnyrk gS– Q¨YMj esa ys tk,¡% p;fur Qkby d¨ Q¨YMj esa ys tkrk gS– Q¨u ij tk,¡@cká Le`fr% p;fur Qkby d¨ Q¨u Le`fr@cká Le`fr es ys tkrk gS– Q¨u esa
Á¨Qkby [esuw 7] vkidk Q¨u 7 fÒ™k Á¨QkbYLk Ánku djrk gS7 Á¨QkbYLk dk v©j fooj.
Á¨Qkby Á¨Qkby tc vki Á¨QkbYLk > LkkekU;@ehÇVx@ ckgj@dsoy daiu@gSMLksV@e©u@CywVFw k > fodYi > vuqdfw yr dk p;u djrs gSa r¨ vkidk Q¨u fuEu fodYi fodYi Ánku djrk gS► V¨u LksVvi% bfPNr Çjx V¨u LksV djrk gS- u¨V Ñi;k Çjx o‚Y;we mPp ij LksV g¨us ij vius dku¨a dh Lkqj{kk dk /;ku j[ks-a ► o‚Y;we% Çjx V¨u v©j dh V¨u dk o‚Y;we Lkek;¨ftr djrk gS► V¨u Ádkj% fofÒ™k Lkadr s Ádkjksa (Çjx] dsoy daiu] daiu v©j Çjx] daiu ds ckn Çjx v©j ,d ckj chi) dk p;u djrk gS ► baVfs ytsV a d‚y% vkids Q¨u d¨ ÇjÇxx Lks igys d¨bZ uacj mP
LkaidZ [esuw 8] vki buiqV i)fr cnyus ;k p;fur Q¨u uacj Lkaikfnr djus ds fy, fodYi Òh nck Lkdrs gS-a [k¨t tc vki eq[; esuw Lks LkaidZ > [k¨t > fodYi dk p;u djrs gSa r¨ vkidk Q¨u fuEu fodYi miyC/k djkrk gS- esuw 8.1 ;g vkid¨ Lkaid¨± esa Lkgsts x, uke v©j uacj [k¨tus dh vuqefr nsrk gS- d¨bZ uacj v©j uke [k¨tus ds fy, 1. eq[; esuw Lks] LkaidZ pquas v©j Bhd nck,¡2. [k¨t pquas v©j Bhd nck,¡3. LkaidZ O;fä ds uke dk iwjk uke ;k igyk o.kZ ntZ djs-a LkaidZ Lkwph Lkacfa /kr o.
LkaidZ LkaidZ ► MqfIydsV% p;fur LkaidZ dh tkudkjh d¨ Lkeku Lkaxgz ek/;e esa MqfIydsV Áfr cukrk gS- u;k LkaidZ esuw 8.2 vkid¨ LkaidZ esuw esa ubZ Áfof"V cukus nsrk gS- vkid¨ Q¨u vkid¨ Q¨u uacj dh 1000 Áfof"V;k¡ djus nsrk gS- 1. 2. 3. 4. eq[; esuw Lks] LkaidZ pquas v©j Bhd nck,¡u;k LkaidZ pquas v©j Bhd nck,¡fLke dkMZ ;k Q¨u esa Lkaxgz LFkku pqu-as uke pquas v©j Lkaiknu nck,¡- fQj Áfof"V dk uke fy[ksa v©j fodYi nck,¡5. iw.kZ pquas v©j Bhd nck,¡6.
LihM Mk;y esuw 8.4 LihM Mk;y pkyw djuk 1. 2. 3. 4. eq[; esuw Lks] LkaidZ pquas v©j Bhd nck,¡LihM Mk;y pquas v©j Bhd nck,¡LihM Mk;y Lk{ke djsa pquas v©j Bhd nck,¡LihM Mk;y QaD'ku pkyw djus ds fy, pkyw pquas v©j Bhd nck,¡- rc Q¨u LØhu ^^iw.kZ** fn[kkrh gS- LihM Mk;y uacj LksV djuk 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.
LkaidZ LkaidZ 4. ckr djs% vki tk¡p Lkdrs gSa fd Q¨u dh vkarfjd Le`fr dk fdruk Áfr'kr Òj x;k gS v©j fdruh uke v©j uacj Áfof"V;k¡ v©j fLke dkMZ v©j Q¨u dh Le`fr esa Lkaxgz hr dh tk Lkdrh gS-a 5. ÁkFkfed Lkaxgz .k% vki Q¨u, fLke ;k n¨u¨ ij viuk ÁkFkfed Lkaxgz .k pqu Lkdrs gS-a 6. QhYM% vki mLk LkaidZ tkudkjh d¨ vuqdfw yr dj Lkdrs gSa ftLks vki vius Án'kZu ij fn[kkuk pkgrs gS-a 7. uke Lkwph fQYVj% vki viuh vCard tkudkjh Lkaikfnr dj Lkdrs gSa v©j bLk fodYi Lks nwLkjksa ds LkkFk Lkk>k dj Lkdrs gS-a 8.
midj.k [esuw 9] vykeZ esuw 9.1 1. 2. 3. 4. eq[; esuw Lks, midj.k pquas v©j Bhd nck,¡vykeZ pquas v©j Bhd nck,¡d¨bZ vykeZ pquas v©j Lkaiknu nck,¡eku¨a d¨ cnyus ds fy, usfoxs'ku dqfa t;k¡ ck,¡@ nk,¡ v©j Lkaiknu LØhu esa fodYi dk p;u djus ds fy, Åij@ uhps dk mi;¨x djs-a 5. iw.kZ nck,¡ v©j O dsæ a h; dqt a h nckrs gq, gk¡ nck,¡6. vius bfPNr ÇjÇxx e¨M ds fy, ,d ckj@ Áfrfnu@fnu@gj ?kaVs pquas v©j ckn esa Bhd nck,¡- Vkbe Vsyj esuw 9.
midj.k eqæk duoVZj esuw 9.6 midj.k ;g Lkqfo/kk fons'kh eqæk d¨ duoVZ djus esa vkidh enn djrh gS- eqæk duoVZj Lks] vki fofue; nj buiqV dj Lkdrs gSa v©j fons'kh eqækvksa d¨ LFkkuh; eqæk esa duoVZ djus ds fy, jkf'k Mky Lkdrs gS-a LokLF; esuw 9.7 ;g Lkqfo/kk efgykv¨a ds ekfLkd pØ dh x.
STK (SIM vk/kkfjr) esuw 9.8 midj.k vkids Q¨u esa miyC/k QaD'kaLk ds vykok] vkidk Lksok Ánkrk fLke dkMZ }kjk vfrfjä vuqÁ;¨x tSLks e©Lke ;k 'ks;j cktkj Lks Lkacfa /kr tkudkjh Ánku dj Lkdrk gS + STK Lksok LksV djus ds fy, midj.k esuw es]a STK pqu]as Lksok Lks dusDV g¨us ds fy, Bhd nck,¡- u¨V ► miyC/krk ds fy,] vkid¨ vius Lksok Ánkrk Lks Lksok ds fy, iathdj.
czkmtj [esuw *] czkmtj Lksok,¡ t¨ uhps crkbZ xbZ gSa Lksok Ánkrk }kjk LkefFkZr gSa + ;fn vki buesa Lks fdLkh ,d Lksok Lks dusDV ugÈ g¨ Lkdrs] r¨ v©j tkudkjh ds fy, vius Lksok Ánkrk Lks LkaidZ djsa + WAP esuw *.
uohure i`"B vki mu uohure i`"B¨a d¨ ns[k Lkdrs gS]a ftu ij vki tk pqds gSa + p;fur ist Lks dusDV djus ds fy, tk,¡ nck,¡- irk ntZ djsa vki URL irk fy[k Lkdrs gSa v©j irk ntZ djds iw.
czkmtj czkmtj 4. 5. 6. 7. Á¨Qkby Lkaiknu pquas v©j Bhd nck,¡d¨bZ Á¨Q¨by pquas v©j Bhd nck,¡Á¨Qkby Lkaiknu pquas v©j Bhd nck,¡LksÇVx 'kq: djus ds fy, Lkaiknu nck,¡ v©j fodYi nck,¡8. iw.
2. MsVk [kkrk pquas v©j Bhd nck,¡3. GSM MsVk pquas v©j Bhd nck,¡4. MsVk [kkrs dh LksÇVx cnyus ds fy, Lkaiknu nck,¡% [kkrk uke@uacj@mi;¨xdrkZ uke@ ikLkoMZ@ykbu Ádkj@ LihM v©j DNS. fo'oLkuh; Áek.ki= GPRS Czkmt djrs Lke; fo'oLkuh; osc Áek.ki= Ánf'kZr djrk gS v©j vkidh “fo'okLk Lkwph” Ácaf/kr djrk gS + MsVk [kkrk esuw *.2 bLk Q¨u ds fuekZ.k ds Lke; Áeq[k vkWijsVLkZ ij vk/kkfjr fMQ‚YV MsVk [kkrs Ánku fd, tkrs gSa + 1. 2. 3. 4.
dusfDVfoVh [esuw 0] dusfDVfoVh dusfDVfoVh ds Lkcesuw ds QaD'kaLk vkid¨ Q¨u v©j vU; fMokbLksLk ds chp dusD'ku dh Lkqfo/kk nsrs gSa + CywVFw k esuw 0.1 vkidk Q¨u CywVFw k rduhd V1.
CywVFw k fMokbLksLk Lks t¨M+uk vkidh fMokbLk Lkwph esa fMokbLk Lkaikfnr djus ds fy, vkidk Q¨u fuEu p;u Ánku djrk gS tc vki esjk fMokbLk esa d¨bZ fMokbLk gkbykbV djrs gSa v©j fodYi nck,¡- 1. eq[; esuw Lks] dusfDVfoVh pquus ds fy, usfoxs'ku dqfa t;¨a dk mi;¨x djsa v©j Bhd nck,¡2. CywVFw k pquas v©j Bhd nck,¡3. esjk fMokbLk pquas v©j fodYi nck,¡4.
dusfDVfoVh dusfDVfoVh CywVFw k dusfDVfoVh ds mi;¨x Lks MsVk Òstus ds fy, 1. CywVFw k LkfØ; djsa v©j Òstus ds fy, bfPNr vkWCtsDV pqu-as 2. fodYi nck,¡ v©j bLkLks Òstas pqu-as 3. CywVFw k ij pqu-as (Q¨u fMokbLksLk dh [k¨t djsxk)4. bfPNr fMokbLk dk p;u djsa v©j Òstas + CywVFw k dusfDVfoVh ds mi;¨x Lks MsVk ÁkIr djus ds fy, CywVFw k Lks MsVk ÁkIr g¨us ij] ,d i‚i&vi Lkwpuk fn[kkbZ nsxh- ;fn vki LFkkukarj.
igys vkids CywVFw k gsMLksV d¨ ;qfXer g¨uk vko';d gS + fQj mLks esjk fMokbLk ds rgr pqu-as vkidh BT rduhd LksV djuk vkidh LksÇVx Lkwph esa fuEu 'kkfey gS%a ► –';rk% vki vius Q¨u d¨ vU; fMokbLksLk }kjk [k¨ts tkus ds fy, –';eku ;k v–';eku cuk Lkdrs gSa + ► fMokbLk uke cnys%a vius fMokbLk dk uke cnys]a D;¨afd og vU; fMokbLksLk ij fn[kkbZ nsrk gS + ► Áek.khdj.
dusfDVfoVh dusfDVfoVh ► u;k cuk,¡% MCC/MNC tkudkjh ntZ dj ubZ usVodZ Lkwph cukrk gS v©j ÁkFkfedrk LksÇVx Lkek;¨ftr djrk gS + ► ÁkFkfedrk cnys%a vkids ÁkFkfed usVodZ Lkwph esa ÁkFkfedrk LksÇVx cnyrk gS + ► gVk,¡% p;fur vkbVe gVkrk gS + thihvkj,Lk dusD'ku gSMLksV GPRS dusD'ku fLFkfr d¨ ges'kk@ tc vko';d g¨ ds chp V‚xy dj Lkdrk gS 70
LksÇVx [esuw #] Lke; v©j fnukad esuw #.1 x`g uxj LksV djus ds fy, 1. eq[; esuw Lks] LksÇVx pquas v©j Bhd nck,¡2. Lke; o fnukad pquas v©j Bhd nck,¡3. x`g uxj LksV djsa pquas v©j Bhd nck,¡- LkÒh Áeq[k 'kgj fn[kk, tkrs gSa + 4. x`guxj dk p;u djus ds fy, Åij@uhps usfoxs'ku dqfa t;k¡ nck,¡ ;k Rofjr [k¨t ds fy, x`guxj ds igys o.kZ d¨ nck,¡5. Bhd nck,¡- Lke; o fnukad LksV djus ds fy, 1. eq[; esuw Lks] LksÇVx pquas v©j Bhd nck,¡2. Lke; o fnukad pquas v©j Bhd nck,¡3. Lke; o fnukad LksV djsa nck,¡ v©j Bhd nck,¡4.
LksÇVx LØhu Án'kZu esuw #.2 LksÇVx ;g QaD'ku fuEu }kjk vkidh Án'kZu LksÇVx O;fäxr cukus dh Lkqfo/kk nsrk gS% ► o‚yisij% fLFkj LØhu o‚yisij cnyrk gS + 1. e [q ; esuw Lks] LksÇVx pquas v©j Bhd nck,¡2. Án'kZu pquas v©j Bhd nck,¡3. o ‚yisij pquas v©j Bhd nck,¡4. f LkLVe ;k ;wtj fMQkbu pquas v©j Bhd nck,¡5. d ¨bZ bfPNr o‚yisij pquas v©j ns[¨a pqu-as 6. o ‚yisij ds :i esa p;u djus ds fy, Bhd nck,¡ v©j d¨bZ nwLkjk o‚yisij pquus ds fy, ihNs pqu-as ► LØhu Lksoj% LØhu Lksoj v{ke djsa ;k pquas 1.
Q¨u esuw #.3 ikoj pkyw@can 'ksM; ~ y w djsa ;g QaD'ku vkid¨ Q¨u ds fy, d¨bZ fuf"Ø; LØhu 'ksM; ~ y w djus dh Lkqfo/kk nsrk gS + 1. e[q ; esuw Lks] LksÇVx pquas v©j Bhd nck,¡2. Q¨u pquas v©j Bhd nck,¡3. ikoj pkyw@can ‘ksM; ~ y w djsa pquas v©j Bhd nck,¡4. d¨bZ fMQ‚YV Vkbe gkbykbV djsa v©j Lkaiknu nck,¡5. pkyw ;k can pquus ds fy, v©j Lke; fufnZ"V djus ds fy, fLFkfr Lk{ke djuk gS ;k ugÈ r; djsa fQj Bhd nck,¡- (LØhu ^^iw.
LksÇVx LksÇVx 1. 2. 3. 4. eq[; esuw Lks] LksÇVx pquas v©j Bhd nck,¡d‚y pquas v©j Bhd nck,¡d‚y Árh{kk pquas v©j Bhd nck,¡LkfØ;] fuf”Ø; ;k Dosjh fLFkfr pquas v©j Bhd nck,¡5. fLFkfr tkus d¨ pquus Lks vki ;g ns[k ik,¡xs fd Lksok LkfØ; gS ;k fuf"Ø;- d‚y varj.k vki d‚y dh fLFkfr LksV dj Lkdrs gSa ftLkLks d‚YLk vU; uacLkZ ij MkboVZ fd, tkrs gSa + d‚y MkboVZ LksV djus ds fy, 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.
u¨V n¨u¨a gh ykbu¨a dk mŸkj fn;k tk Lkdrk gS Òys gh d¨bZ Òh ykbu D;¨a u pquh xbZ g¨] gkyk¡fd ;fn vki ,sLkh fdLkh Lksok dh LknL;rk ugÈ ysrs gSa v©j vius Q¨u d¨ ykbu 2 ij LksV djrs gS]a r¨ vki d‚y ugÈ dj Lkdsx a -s ykbu cnyuk bLk QaD'ku }kjk vki ykbu 1 ;k ykbu 2. dk p;u dj ykbu Lfop cuk Lkdrs gSa + d‚y vuqLekjd ;g QaD'ku vkid¨ fdLkh d‚y ds n©jku Lke; vuqLekjd LksV djus dh Lkqfo/kk nsrk gS + 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.
LksÇVx Lkqj{kk esuw #.
ATMT d¨M cnyus ds fy, % 1. eq[; esuw Lks] LksÇVx > Lkqj{kk > ,aVh Fks¶V e¨ckby Vªd S j pquas v©j Bhd nck,¡2. ATMT d¨M cnysa pquas v©j Bhd nck,¡3. iqjkuk ATMT d¨M Mkysa v©j Bhd nck,¡4. u;k ATMT d¨M Mkysa v©j Bhd nck,¡5.
LkeL;k fuokj.k LkeL;k fuokj.k 78 LkeL;k LkaÒkfor gy VsyhQ¨u pkyw ugÈ fd;k tk Lkdrk Ñi;k cSVjh fudkydj fQj Lks yxk,¡- Q¨u dk ikoj vkWu djus ds fy, E nck,¡- cSVjh [kkyh cSVjh pktZ djsa + Án'kZu ij pkÉtx Lkadr s d tk¡p-as cSVjh Bhd Lks pktZ ugÈ g¨rh gS ;k dÒh&dÒh Q¨u Lo;a can g¨ tkrk gS Q¨u v©j cSVjh ij pkÉtx dh Lkrg¨a d¨ LkkQ ueZ diM+s Lks i¨Ns-a cSVjh dk mi;¨x Lke; de g¨ tkrk gS- ;fn cSVjh dk Lke; de gS] r¨ ,sLkk mi;¨xdrkZ okrkoj.k] ;k vf/kd d‚YLk] ;k det¨j fLkXuYLk ds dkj.
LkaÒkfor gy vkidk Lkaoknnkrk vki rd ugÈ igq¡p Lkdrk Lkqfuf'pr djsa fd vkidk Q¨u pkyw gS + ,d Lks T;knk LksdM a ds fy, E nck,¡- Lkqfuf'pr djsa fd vki usVodZ Lksok dk mi;¨x dj jgs gSa + Lkqfuf'pr djsa fd vkius d¨bZ vkod d‚y j¨/ku fodYi ugÈ LksV fd;k gS + vkidk Lkaoknnkrk vkidh vkokt ugÈ Lkqu Lkdrk Lkqfuf'pr djsa fd vkius ykmMLihdj can dj fn;k gS + Lkqfuf'pr djsa fd vkius viuk Q¨u eq¡g ds ikLk j[kk gS + ekbبQ¨u] Q¨u ds uhps fLFkr gS + d‚y dh o‚bLk DokfyVh cgqr [kjkc gS- Án'kZu ij fLkXuy rhozrk Lkadr s d
vkikrdkyhu d‚YLk egRoiw.kZ% vkikrdkyhu d‚YLk fdLkh ok;jysLk Q¨u ds Lkeku] ;g Q¨u jsfM;¨ fLkXuYLk] ok;jysLk v©j ySM a ykbu usVoDLkZ ds LkkFk gh mi;¨xdrkZ }kjk Á¨xzke fd, x, QaD'kaLk ds mi;¨x Lks vkWijsV g¨rk gS + bLkds dkj.k] LkÒh fLFkfr;¨a esa dusD'kaLk dh xkjaVh ugÈ nh tk Lkdrh- bLkfy,] vkid¨ egRoiw.kZ Lkapkj ¼mnkgj.kkFkZ] esfMdy vkikrdkyhu fLFkfr;k¡½ ds fy, dÒh Òh iw.
Lkgk;d Lkkexzh ekud cSVjh MsVk dscy v©j LkhMh gSMLksV u¨V bLkLks gSM a L~ k Ý+h dk;Z djrk gS- ► ges'kk Ákekf.kd LG Lkgk;d midj.kksa dk mi;¨x djsa- ,sLkk ugh djus ij vkidh o‚jaVh vekU; g¨ tk,xh- Lkgk;d Lkkexzh vkids e¨ckby Q+¨u ds fy, fofÒé Lkgk;d midj.k gS-a vki viuh O;fäxr LkaÁ"s k.k vko';drkvksa ds vuqLkkj bu fodYiksa dk p;u dj Lkdrs gS-a ► vyx&vyx {ks=ksa esa Lkgk;d midj.
rduhdh MsVk LkkekU; rduhdh MsVk mRikn dk uke % KM335 fLkLVe % GSM 900 / DCS 1800 / PCS 1900 ifjos'k dk rkieku vf/kdre % +55°C¼fMLpkÉtx½ +45°C ¼pkÉtx½ U;wure % -10°C cSVjh fo'ks"krk cSVjh % 1100mAh, Li-Ion V‚d Vkbe % 5 hours 30 min @ 1100 mAh (PCL:10) LVSM a ck; Vkbe % 450 hours @ 1100 mAh (P.P.:9) u¨V fLke dkMZ] usVodZ fLFkfr] m;i¨x djus dh 'kSyh] mi;¨x LksÇVx v©j okrkoj.
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