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SCH-r351 POR T ABLE Dual Band TELEPHONE User Guide Please read this manual be fore operating your phone, and keep it for future reference. BMC_UG_r351_07242009_F4 r351 BMC Guide.
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T able of Contents Getting Starte d...... ......... ........... ........... ......... ........... ......... ........... 1 Front View of Phone . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 Back View of Phone. . . . . .
Voicemail . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 43 Settings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 45 Contacts .......... ......... .. ...
Wallpaper . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 72 Games . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 73 Applications . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
User Guide Proprietary Notice. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 109 Manufacturer’s Wa rranty ................... ........... ........... ......... ....... 110 Index... ........... ......... .. ......... .. ............ .....
Getting Started 1 Getting Started Getting Started Front View of Phone 7. T ALK Key 8. MENU/OK 13. BACK Key 9. Keypad 5. Softkey (L ef t) 4. Navigati on Key 15. Battery Strength Indi cator 14. Softk ey (Right) 3. LCD (Display) 2. Signal S trength Indicator 1.
2 Getting Started Back View of Phone Key Functions 1. Earpiece : All ows you to hear the other cal ler and the dif ferent ring to nes and sound s offered by your phon e . 2. Signal Stren gth Indicat or: Displays the current signal strength. 3. LCD (Displ ay): Displ ays all of the infor mation neede d to operat e your phone.
Getting Started 3 Getting Started 7. T alk Key: Can be use d in several dif fe re nt ways . • Allows you to place or receive a call. • In standby mode, press the key once to a ccess the Recent Call s log. • If you press and hold the key down, you will initiate the Voice Recognition feature.
4 Getting Started 17. Charger/Acces sories Jac k: Used to c onnect an y availabl e accessor y cables to yo ur phone. 18. Side Camera But ton: Used to launch t he integrat ed digita l camera. 19. Camera Le ns: Allows you to take pictures. 20. Vo lume Butt on: Can be used in several di fferent w ays.
Getting Started 5 Getting Started Indicates a missed call. Indicates t hat you have a text mess age waitin g. Indicates th at you have voicema il waiting. • Press and h old to dial you r Voicemail box. Indicates t hat you have a missed scheduled ap pointment.
6 Getting Started Displays yo ur current signal stre ngth. When you are rece iving maximum signal str en gt h, si x bar s ar e sho wn. Displays yo ur current batter y strength at full. Displays yo ur current batter y strengt h when it i s low. Indicates Ke y Mute mode; t he keypad t urned off.
Getting Started 7 Getting Started Features of Y our Phone Congratulati ons on the purchase of your Sam sung SCH-r 351 phone. Th is phone is lightweig ht, easy-to -use, relia ble, and o ffe rs many si .
8 Getting Started If your ph on e is unable to find a sign al after 15 minutes of sear ching, the Power Save mode is automatica lly activat ed. When a s ignal is fou nd, your ph one automatica lly return s to sta ndby mode. In Power Sav e mode, you r phone peri odically se arches for a sign al without yo ur inter vention.
Getting Started 9 Getting Started Installing or Remo ving the Batter y T o inst all or remo ve the LiIo n batter y: 1. Make sure the power is of f so that you do n’t lose an y stored nu mbers or messages. 2. Pres s down at th e top of the b atter y cover and push in the direction of the arrow t o remove.
10 Getting Started • T o inser t the batter y , insert the batter y into t he opening on the back of the phone at an ang le (1), makin g sure the metal contacts on th e batter y connect with the matching con nectors in the phone. P r es s do w n u n ti l th e batter y snaps int o place (2) .
Getting Started 11 Getting Started display scr eens. in dicates that the ba ttery i s full. If the batte ry cha rge is getting t oo low, the batter y icon blinks and th e phone soun ds a warni ng tone. A “Low batter y rechar ge soon” mes sage appea rs on the ph one’ s display screen.
12 Getting Started About Using a microSD Memor y Card Y o ur phone is capable of supporting a memor y storage medi a known as a microSD TM memory card. This card is the newest st andard of flash mem ory specificall y designed f or use with ul tra-small mobile phone s and other de vices.
Phone Basics 13 Phone Basics Phone Basics Note: Your phone can displa y the vari ous features and options in one of t wo different m enu styles , Style 1 and Style 2 . By default, yo ur phone is set to Styl e 1. Style 2 uses a d iffe rent colorin g scheme for the to p- level menus.
14 Phone Basics 4. Pres s when you are finis hed. Tip : T o redial your la st recent cal l, press twice . Y ou can also place calls f rom your phone us ing Voice Dial (page 31), Speed Dia ling numbers fro m your Contac ts (page 18), or using your Call H istory l istings (pa ge 67).
Phone Basics 15 Phone Basics • T o dial a missed call p ress . Calling Emergency Numbers Y o u can plac e calls to 911 (dial and pr ess ), even if your phone is lo cked or your account is restrict ed. War nin g: After initiatin g a 911 call , y ou must en d the call by pressing .
16 Phone Basics WARNING : Beca use of higher volume le vels, do not place the device near your ear during spea kerphone use. End-of-Call Option s After rece iving a call from or maki ng a call t o a phone nu mber that i s not in your Contacts, t he phone numb er and dura tion of th e call are d isplayed.
Phone Basics 17 Phone Basics 2. Use y our navigat ion key to display th e desired en try. 3. T o dial the numb er , highligh t i t and pres s the left softkey fo r Call .
18 Phone Basics 3. Sele ct Call Setup . 4. Sele ct Abbrev. Dial . 5. Press the na v igation ke y up or down to select On and press . 6. Input the fiv e or six digi t prefix a nd press to Save . Making an Ab breviated Dial Call T o make a cal l: 1. Ente r the last four or fi ve digits of the prefi x phone numbe r .
Phone Basics 19 Phone Basics 2. Pres s and hold the second digit for ap proximat ely two sec onds. (The display con firms that the number has been dia led when it shows “Speed Dial # .
20 Phone Basics Entering Numbers and Symbols T o enter symb ol s: • Select the Symbol mode. (See “Selecting a Charac ter Input M ode” on pa ge 19.) T o enter a s ym bol, press the approp riate key in d icated on th e display . T o enter numb er s: • Select the Number mode and pr ess the appr opriate ke y .
Phone Basics 21 Phone Basics Responding to Call Waiting When you’re on a call, Ca ll Waiting alert s you of in coming calls b y sounding two beeps. Your phone’ s screen informs yo u that anot her call i s coming in and displays t he caller’s phone number (i f it is avai lable and you are in d igital mod e).
22 Phone Basics TTY Use With Handset A TTY (also known as a TDD or T e xt T eleph one), is a t elecommunic ations dev ice that allows p eople who ar e deaf, har d of hearin g, or have sp eech or lan guage disabilities to communica te by tele phone. Y o ur phone is compatible wi th select TT Y devices.
Roaming 23 Roaming Roaming Understanding Roaming Recognizing Icons on the Display Sc reen Y our phone’ s display screen always lets you know when you’re of f the network. The following chart indicat es what you will see depending on where you are using your phone.
24 Roaming 5. T o select an opti on , highligh t it and pres s . • Automatic : This setting seeks ser vice. When servi ce is unavailab le, the phone s earches for an alt ernate syst em. • Home only: This setting allow s you to access th e home networ k only preventing roaming o n ot her netwo rks.
Menus 25 Menus Menus Menu Styles Y our phone can display the va rio us features and options in on e of two different menu style s: Style 1 Style 1 di splays th e first le vel menu choices with stati c graphi cal icons a rranged in a grid patt ern. As you navigate t hrough the m enu, menu op tions are h ighlighted.
Menus 26 Menus Viewing the Menus Menu Diagram The follow ing list outl ines your ph one’ s menu struct ure in Styl e 1 (3x3 gr id): 1: Web 2: Messaging 1: Send Mes sage 1: T ext Me ssage 2: Picture .
27 Menus 3: Other 4: Edit Signatur e • On • Off 3: Picture Messag e 1: Save in Outbox 1: Y e s 2: Prompt 3: No 2: Auto Download • On • Off 4: Alerts Setup 3: Contacts 1: Contacts 1: Speed Dial.
Menus 28 Menus 3: PictBri dg e 4: Settings 1: Auto Save T o 2: Status Bar 9: Settings 1: Display 1: Main Screen 1: W allpape r 1: Preset Images 2: My Downloads 3: My Albums 2: Incoming Call s 1: With .
29 Menus 1: T one T ype • Xylophon e • DTMF • Voice 2: Key T o ne Level 3: T one Le ngth • Short • Long 3: Messagin g 1: Notificati on • Message & Icon • Icon onl y 2: Message Remind.
Menus 30 Menus 1: T urbo Butt o n 2: Ringer Sound 5: Key Guard 1: On 2: Off 6: Location 7: Roaming 1: Set Mode 2: Update PRL 8: Restrict and Lock 1: Voice 2: Camera/Pict u re s 3: Lock my Phone 9: Sec.
Voice Service 31 Voice Service Voice Service Activating Voice Service Voic e recognit ion allows yo u to say com m ands to pe rform co mmon funct ions supported by your ph one. The re is no voice tr aining req uired to us e the voice recognition feature.
32 Voice Service Tips for using Voice Dial: • Voice Dial w orks best i n quieter env ironments. • When sa ying a numbe r , speak at a normal speed and sa y each digi t clearly. There is no need to paus e between digits. • The phone recogn izes the dig its one, two, th ree, four , five, six, seve n, eight, nine, zero , and oh.
Voice Service 33 Voice Service T o send a text or pi cture messag e using Voice Di al: 1. Acti vate voice recogniti on by pressi ng and hold ing . (The phone prompt s you for a command.) 2. Say Send T ext or Send Pict ure . (The ph one prom pts you to say t he number or Contact na me.
34 Voice Service 3. Say the menu name nat urally and c learly . 4. The p hone will s ay the menu n ame and then display th e menu. Note: The ne xt time you use voice dia l to go to a me nu, you can j ust say “Go to” and then th e name of t he men u instead o f waitin g for the pr ompt.
Voice Service 35 Voice Service Voice Adapt ation Voice calling is speaker-independent, whi ch means tha t no init ial trainin g or adaptation i s required . Some user s with heavy accents or unusual voi ce characterist ics may enco unter dif ficulty in a chieving h igh accurac y with speaker independent Voice calling .
36 Voice Service 8. The p hone displa ys the fir st sequen ce of words. Say the wor ds using a normal tone of voice. T he phone t hen displays the next sequence of words. 9. In total, there are 15 se ts of wor ds an d/ or dig its. When y ou are fin is hed with a full ses sion, you will re ach a screen that reads, “Adapting.
Web 37 Web Web The Wireless Web Y o ur phone come s equipped w ith Wirele ss Web access. You can view speciall y designed ve rsions of p opular sites including sports, wea ther , ne ws, stock qu otes etc., as well as access downlo adable ring tones, wallp apers, and ga mes.
38 Web When your web connection is active (data is be ing transf erred). In coming voice calls go directly t o voicemail. Outgoing vo ice calls can be ma de but the web connecti on will t erminate. When your we b connectio n is dormant ( no data is be in g sent or re ce ived).
Web 39 Web • Select links by high lighting th e link and sel ecting the ap propriate so ftkey . Tip: The t enth item in a numbered l ist can be selected by pr essing the key on yo ur phone’s keypad, even thou gh the number 0 does no t appear on the scree n.
40 Messaging Messaging Now you can exchang e t ext and multimedia mess ages right from your p ho ne and stay connec ted without saying a wo rd. Within th e Messagi ng menu you ca n also view the num ber of voic email messag es you hav e waiting fo r you.
Messaging 41 Messaging • T o send yo ur text messa ge to multiple numbers or addr esses, press the left softke y for Multip le and ent er the pho ne number or email addr ess. Y ou can send a te xt message t o a maximum of 10 numbers. • T o send a text mess age to a Cont act, selec t Go to Contac ts and press .
42 Messaging 2. Compo se yo ur repl y mes sage. 3. When you are fin ished, pres s the left softk ey to Send . T o erase mess age s: 1. Pres s for Menu . 2. Sele ct Messagi ng . 3. Sele ct T e xt Message . 4. Use t he navigat or key to hi ghlight t he name of t he Contact to see thei r messages and press .
Messaging 43 Messaging 7. Retrie ve picture s from your phone or memor y card to attach to your message . Using the naviga tion key s elect In Phone or Memory Card to send a pict ure already s tored in yo ur phone, or T ake New Pictur e to take a new pi cture pri or to sending your message .
44 Messaging Note: You must request this f eature from y our ser vice provi der for it to work correctly. Note: The voicemail setup proc ess may vary in certai n Affiliate a reas. Voicemail Notific ation There are se veral ways y our phone al erts you o f a new messag e: • By disp la yi ng a message on the scree n.
Messaging 45 Messaging T o Use On e-T ouch Message Acce ss: • Press and hold . Follow the sy stem prom pts. T o Use the Menu s: 1. Pres s for Menu . 2. Sele ct Messagi ng . 3. Sele ct Vo ic em ai l . 4. Sele ct Call Voi ce ma il . Note: You may be charged for airtime minu tes when y ou are acces sing your voicemail fr om you r ph one .
46 Messaging • Auto-Erase: If Ye s is selected, ol d message s are autom aticall y deleted fro m the mail bo xes wh en th ey beco me fu ll (call ed “th rea ded inb ox" for SMS and "inbox" for MMS messag es).
Messaging 47 Messaging Quick Messages Quick messages are used to ente r common respo nses to questi ons often rec eived in text message s. A quick message ca n be selecte d and automatic ally entered into the message. Quick mess ages can als o be changed to whateve r you want to u se by editing the 20 quic k entries already sto red in yo ur phone.
48 Messaging Ringer T ype This option allows you to select the r inger type for voicema il, text messag ing, and picture mes saging. Any ringer sa ved in the phone can b e used as the default ringer . Ringers that are downloa ded can also be assigned .
Messaging 49 Messaging Auto-Erase This optio n allows you t o automati cally dele te old message s when the Inbox becomes fu ll. This prev ents new messages fro m being rej ected due to the Inbox being full . T o turn this optio n on or off: 1. In the Settings menu, sele ct General .
50 Messaging 2. Sele ct Call Back # . 3. Use the navig ation key to highlight either None , your phon e # , or Other for a cust om # and pr es s . 4. For the cust om call back #, press a nd hold to er as e the exi st ing number . E nter the numbe r using th e keypad and press to s ave.
Contacts 51 Contacts Contacts Y o ur phone c an store up to 600 nu mbers. Each contact ca n store up t o a total of seven phone numbers. Fo r instance , you could s tore both t he home and m obile numbers for so meone. Each Contact na me can conta in up to 64 cha racters.
52 Contacts T o edit a Conta ct : 1. From st an dby mode , press the rig ht s of tk ey for Contacts . 2. Ente r the firs t few lett ers or na me of the co ntact. 3. Sele ct the desi red entr y and p ress . 4. Press the righ t softkey for Options and select Edit .
Contacts 53 Contacts My Name Card This funct ion is similar to an entr y in t he Phonebook , except tha t it contai ns your contact in formatio n, like a bu siness ca rd. Y ou can send th e name card to others via Blueto oth. T o send a name card via Bluetoot h: 1.
54 Contacts 5. Press the righ t softkey for Options and select Memory . Y our phone display s the number of Contact s paces used an d how many remain empty.
Tools 55 Tools Tools Self Ser ve Self Ser ve allow s you to acc ess informa tion about yo ur account a nd make changes to i t over the we b. T o use Se lf Ser ve: 1. Pres s for Menu . 2. Sele ct T ools . 3. Sele ct Self Serve . The web wil l launch a nd take you to your acco unt options menu.
56 Tools 10. Press the le ft softkey for Done . Bluetooth Bluetooth is a short- range comm unications technolog y that all ows you to co nnect wirelessly to a number o f Bluetoot h devices, su ch as heads ets, hands-f ree car k its, and Bluetoo th-enabled h andhelds, PCs, and wir eless phones.
Tools 57 Tools • If you hav e one or more events sche duled fo r today , they are displayed. Press the left softkey for Add Ne w . 4. Ente r the even t descript ion using t he keypad and press th e left sof tkey for Next . 5. Sele ct the typ e of event to be Appointme nt , Personal , Business , Birthday , or V acation .
58 Tools 6. Crea te your even t, as desc ribed in s teps 4 to 11 of "T o add an event to today’ s calendar:" on page 5 6. Event Alerts There are se veral way s your phone alerts you of schedul ed events: • By pl aying the a ssigned r inger type .
Tools 59 Tools Erasing All Events in your Scheduler T o dele te all sche duled event s: 1. Pres s for Menu . 2. Sele ct T ools > Calenda r . 3. Sele ct Scheduler . 4. Press the righ t softkey for Options . 5. Sele ct Delete All . 6. High light Ye s usi ng the naviga tion key an d press t o confirm.
60 Tools T o delete one or more task s: 1. Pres s for Menu . 2. Sele ct T ools > Calenda r . 3. Sele ct T ask List . If you wish to delete a spec ific task, highlight it using the navigation key . 4. Press the righ t softkey for Options . 5. Sele ct Delete or Delete All .
Tools 61 Tools T o view a count dow n: 1. Pres s for Menu . 2. Sele ct T ools > Calenda r . 3. Sele ct Countd own . 4. Pres s the navig ation key u p or down to highlight t he desired countdown an d press . Tip : Whe n viewing an e xisting count down, press t he navigat ion key left or right to cycle betw een the oth er countdow n e ntries.
62 Tools 7. When you are fin ished transf erring file s, press the right softkey for Disconnec t . Press left s oftkey for Disconnect to confirm. 8. It is now safe to remove the p hone from the data ca ble. File Manager Y o u can view an d manage t he files sto red on your phone.
Tools 63 Tools 5. When you are fin ished, pres s the left softk ey for Done . Memo Pad Y o ur phone come s with a memo pad you can use to compos e and store reminders a nd notes to help keep you organi zed. T o compose a memo: 1. Pres s for Menu . 2. Sele ct T ools .
64 Tools 3. Sele ct Memo Pad . 4. Select the mem o you wis h to send. 5. Press the righ t softkey for Options . 6. Sele ct Send Ms g . 7. Enter the ph one numb er or email ad dress of th e person( s) to whom you’re send ing a messag e. (See "T ext Messaging" o n page 40 for mo re information.
Tools 65 Tools 4. Sele ct Record . (The phone p rompts yo u t o start reco rding afte r th e beep.) 5. Wait for the beep and then st art speaki ng. (As it is recordi ng, the pho ne displays a c ountdown ti mer that sh ows how many se conds are le ft for recordin g.
66 Tools T o erase an individua l memo: 1. Pres s for Menu . 2. Sele ct To o l s . 3. Sele ct Voice Memo . 4. Sele ct Review . (T he phon e displ ays a list of saved me mos, wit h the firs t one select ed.) 5. Highlight the memo to eras e. 6. P r e s s the right softkey f o r Options a nd select Delete .
Call History 67 Call History Call History Viewing History Y o u will fin d the Call History feature ve ry h elpful. It i s a list o f the last 60 phone numbers (or Contacts en tries) for c alls you mi ssed, made, or accepted. C all Histor y makes redia ling a numbe r fast and easy .
68 Call History Making a Call From Call History T o plac e a call fr om Call Histor y: 1. Pres s for Menu . 2. Sele ct Calls . 3. Sele ct Recent Calls . 4. High light the en try you want to call and pr ess to dial t he number . Tip : When i n standby m ode, you can a lso press t he key to sh ow your recent call s.
Call History 69 Call History Prepending a Phone Number From Call Histor y If you need to make a cal l from Call Histor y and you ha ppen to be o utside your local area code, you can add the a ppropriat e prefix by pr epending t he number . T o prepend a phone number from Call His to r y: 1.
70 Music Player Music Player Music Play er gives yo u the ability to listen to audi o clips from your memo ry card. After you ac cess the Musi c Player menu , your phone di splays all th e media con tent that is sav ed on your me mory ca rd, if insta lled.
My Downloads 71 My Downloads My Downloads With your ne w web-enabl ed phone, you have acce ss to a vari ety of ser vices s uch as downloada ble Ringers, Wallp apers, Game s, and Applica tions. While e ach type of download involves a different f ile type, the basic me thod for ac cessing a nd downloading fil es is the same.
72 My Downloads 6. Sele ct Voice Calls . 7. Sele ct With Caller ID or No Calle r ID . 8. Pres s to exit. Note: Y ou can assign a r inger to mo re than one t ype of call. Wallpaper Downloading W allpaper T o downl oad an avail able wallpap er to your p hone: 1.
My Downloads 73 My Downloads • If you wish to see th e wallpape r , highlight the desir ed wa llp aper and press to view . When yo u are finished, pr ess the key to return to the Wallpaper menu. 4. Press the righ t softkey and select Set as . 5. Sele ct Wallpaper .
74 My Downloads Applications Downloading Applications T o downl oad an app lication to your phon e: 1. Pres s for Menu . 2. Sele ct My Down loads . 3. Sele ct Applications . 4. Sele ct Get New Applicat ions . The web will launch and take you t o the applicati on download menu.
Camera 75 Camera Camera T aking Pictures T aking pictu re s with your phone’ s built-In Pho ne is as simple as choosi ng a subject, po inting the lens, and pressing a button. T o take a pictur e: 1. Pres s for Menu . 2. Sele ct Camera > C amera .
76 Camera Camera Options There are se veral se ttings ass ociated with the full- color digi tal camera . These settings a llow you to cu stomize how the camer a operates when taking pictures. T o set a camera opti on: 1. Start the camera. For more inf ormation, see "T aking Pictures" on page 75.
Camera 77 Camera • Fluorescen t: Adjusts the w hite balan ce to match t he inside lighting co nditions d isplayed u si ng common fluoresce nt lighting . Night Shot: Adjusts the camera to take images in da rk lighting conditions . Metering: Allows you to adjust the lighting co nditions.
78 Camera Storage: Th e default st orage for y our pictur es can be set to your Phone or Card . • (5) Launch: Allows you to revie w pictures cur rently st ored in your camera and your memo r y card. Setting the Self Timer T o acti vate the Sel f Timer and get y ourself in on the pict ure: 1.
Camera 79 Camera Y o ur phone c an store pict ures in tw o ways: • In Ph one: A folder that keeps photos tak en through the camera. • Memor y Card: A folder or series of folders t hat keeps ph otos on a removabl e microSD card. Images can be assigne d to address book entri es, sent to other user s, or print ed from your ph one.
80 Camera PictBridge PictBridge i s an indu stry s tandard esta blished by the Camera & Imaging P roducts Associati on (CIP A) that enables a range of digital ph oto solutio ns includ in g direct photo printin g from a digital ca mer a to a printer with ou t the need for a PC .
Camera 81 Camera Note : These o ptions ma y vary and are depe ndent on the printe r’ s capabilities . 9. Press the nav igation ke y down to sele ct Border . Press the n avigation key left or r ight to se lect on or off . 10. Press the ri ght softke y to Preview the image or press the l eft softkey to Print the im age.
82 Bluetooth Bluetooth Bluetooth is a short- range comm unications technolog y that all ows you to co nnect wirelessly to a number o f Bluetoot h devices, su ch as heads ets, hands-f ree car k its, Bluetooth- enabled han dhelds, PCs , and wire less phones.
Bluetooth 83 Bluetooth Enable By default, your de vi ce’ s Bluetooth functionality is tur ned off. T urning Bluetooth on makes your device “di scoverable ” by other i n-range Bl uetooth de vices. T o turn Bluetoot h on or off: 1. Pres s for Menu .
84 Bluetooth Device Name Y o ur phone’s Bluetooth name w ill appear to other in- range Blue tooth devi ces, depending o n your Visi bility sett ings. T o set a Bluetooth name for y our phone: 1. Pres s for Menu . 2. Sele ct To o l s . 3. Sele ct Bluetooth .
Settings 85 Settings Settings Display Changing the Main Scr een Y o ur new phone offers opti ons for what you see on t he display sc reen when i n standby mode . T o chang e the wall paper: 1. Pres s for Menu . 2. Sele ct Settings > Displa y > Main Scre en .
86 Settings Changing the Greet i ng Y o ur phone a llows you t o change the greeting sh own on you r display s creen when it is idl e. T o chang e the greet ing on your phone: 1. Pres s for Menu . 2. Sele ct Settings > Displa y > Main Scre en . 3.
Settings 87 Settings Note: Long backlight settin gs reduc e the battery’ s talk and stand b y times. Changing the Phone’ s Menu Style Y o ur phone a llows you to c hoose how th e menu app ears on your display sc reen. T o select the dis play’ s menu styl e: 1.
88 Settings Changing the Size of your Dialing Font Y o u can adju st the size o f the digit s that appe ar on screen when dialing a phone number . T o change the d i al ing font siz e: 1. Pres s for Menu . 2. Sele ct Settings > Displa y . 3. Sele ct Dialing Font .
Settings 89 Settings Language Y o ur phone c an display text in En glish or Fr ench. Langua ge selecti on changes al l menu setti ngs. T o chang e the langua ge on your p hone: 1. Pres s for Menu . 2. Sele ct Settings > Displa y . 3. Sele ct Langua ge .
90 Settings Ringer T ype Ringer types help you identify inc oming c alls and mes sages . Y ou can assig n ring er types to in dividual C ontacts en tries, typ es of calls , Schedul er entries , and types o f message s. • Ring T ones: Include a variety of standar d ringer t ypes.
Settings 91 Settings • Sig. Fa de T on e: An alert to ne is sounde d when the signal fades and the connection is lost. An alert t one is a lso sounded when you r phone par tially loses signa l due to ne twork con ditions. • Po wer On/O ff: An alert tone is sou nded when yo ur phone is p owered On or Off .
92 Settings 4. Sele ct Key T one Leve l . 5. Pres s the navig ation key right or up to increas e, and left or d own to decrease the vol u m e. 6. Press to save and exit. T one Length Y o ur phone off ers a number of option s for chang ing the tone d uration of a key press.
Settings 93 Settings T o modify the fu nction lau nched by the naviga tion key: 1. Pres s for Menu . 2. Sele ct Settings . 3. Sele ct Launch Pad . 4. Sele ct Up Key , Do wn Key , Left Key , or Ri ght Key . 5. Pres s the navig ation key up or down to select on e of the foll ow ing functio ns: 6.
94 Settings Note: 911 and emer gency calls cannot be ma de when the Airplane mode is on. Call setup Call setup opt ions allow you to se t up the followi ng options: • Auto Ans we r: Allows you to answer in coming call s automat ically with the optional h ands-free c ar kit.
Settings 95 Settings 4. Sele ct Abbrev. Dial . 5. Sele ct On or Off and press . 6. If yo u select On , in put the five or six digit prefix (for example, area code and prefix ) and press . Making an Abbrev i at ed Dial Call 1. Ente r the last four or fi ve digits of the prefi x phone numbe r .
96 Settings 2. Use the up or d own navi gation k ey to sele ct the Con tact you want to ca ll and press . Note: If there is more than one Conta ct entry that matc he s the last fo ur or five digits, a li st is displa yed that all ows you to se lect the d esired numbe r to call.
Settings 97 Settings 4. Sele ct On or Off . Location Y o ur phone is equipped with a Loca tion featu re for use with locatio n-based services that may be availa bl e in the future. The Locatio n feature al lows the n etwork to dete ct your pos ition. T urning Locatio n off will hi de your loca tion from eve ryo ne except 91 1.
98 Phone Security Phone Security Accessing the Security Menu All of your p hone’ s security s ettings ar e availabl e through t he Securit y menu. You must enter your lock c ode to view the Secur ity menu. T o acces s the Securi ty menu: 1. Pres s for Menu .
Phone Security 99 Phone Security Changing the Lock Code T o chang e your lock code: 1. Pres s for Menu . 2. Sele ct Settings > More. .. . 3. Sele ct Securi ty . 4. Ente r you r lock code. 5. Sele ct Change Lock . 6. Ente r your new l ock code a nd press th e left softk ey for Next .
100 Phone Security Restricting Voice Calls Y o u can rest rict your i ncoming and o utgoing ca lls to Allow all , Contacts o nly , or Special# on ly . T o re strict voi ce calls: 1. Pres s for Menu . 2. Sele ct Settings > More. .. . 3. Sele ct Restr ic t and Lock .
Phone Security 101 Phone Security 3. Sele ct Securi ty . 4. Ente r you r lock code. 5. Sele ct Special # . 6. Select entry one, tw o, or three a nd press . 7. Pres s and hold t o clear the existing nu mber . 8. Ente r the numb er using th e keypad. 9.
102 Phone Security Default Se tting Resetting the phone rest ores all the f actory defaults, i ncluding the r inger types and display set tings. The Contacts, C all Histor y , Scheduler , and Messag es are not affected. T o rest ore the defa ult setti ngs on your p hone: 1.
Safety 103 Safety Safety Getting the Most Ou t of Y our Reception Keeping T ab s on Sign al St re ng th The qualit y of each ca ll you make o r receive d epends on the signal strength in your area. Y our phone informs yo u of the curr en t signal str ength by d isplaying a number of b ar s next to the si gnal stren gth icon.
104 Safety Maintaining Your Phone’ s Peak Perfor mance There are se veral simpl e guideli nes for ope rating your phone prope rly and maintainin g safe, sa tisfactor y ser vice. • Speak directly into the mo uthpiece. • Avoid expo sing your phon e and acce ssories to rain or liqu id spills.
Safety 105 Safety Following Safety Guidelines T o operate your ph one s afely an d effi cien tly , always follow an y spe cial reg ulati ons in a given a rea. T urn your phone o ff in areas wh ere use is forbidde n or when it may cause in terfe rence or da nger .
106 Safety T urn off your ph one wh en you a re in an a re a with a pote nt ially expl osive atmosphere. Alth ou g h it is rare , yo ur pho ne or its acce sso rie s co ul d generate sparks. Spa rks could cause an explosion or a fire resulting in bodily injury or even death.
Safety 107 Safety • Do not attempt to disass emb le or short-cir c uit the battery . • The batter y may need rechar ging if it ha s not been used f or a long peri od of time. • It’s best to replace the batter y when it no longe r provid es acceptab le performance.
108 Safety guarantee that in terference will not occur in a particular i nstallation; if th is equipment d oes cause har mful inter ferenc e to radio or television reception, which can be deter mined .
Safety 109 Safety Owner’ s Record The model num ber , r egulator y number , and serial numbe r are located on a nameplat e insid e the batt ery compa rtment . Recor d the se rial number in the sp ace provided bel ow. This will be helpful if y ou need to con tact us about yo ur phone in the futu re.
110 Manufacturer’s Warranty Manufacturer’s Warranty ST ANDARD LIMITED WARRANTY What is Covered and For How Long? SAMSUNG Electronics Canada Inc. ("SAMSUNG") warrants to the original purc.
Manufacturer’s Warranty 111 Manufacturer’s What Are the Limits On SAM SUNG's Liability? EXCEPT AS SET FOR TH IN THE EXPRESS W ARRANTY CONT AINED HEREIN, PURCHASER T AKES THE PR ODUCT "AS.
112 Manufacturer’s Warranty This Limited Warranty allocates risk of Product fa ilure between Purchaser and SAMSUNG, and SAMSUNG's Product pricing reflects this allocation of risk and the limitations of liabi lity contained in this Limited Warranty .
Index 113 Index A Abbreviated Di ali n g 17 Activating Voice Service 31 Air Time 69 Airplane Mo de 93 Alerts 90 Auto Answer 94 B Backlight 86 Backlight Brightness 86 Backlight Contrast 86 Battery Capa.
114 Index Phone Number 13, 92 Phone Numbers Saving 16 With Pauses 17 PictBridge 80 Picture Message 42 Picture Messages Storing 78 Pictures - Storing 78 R Resetting Your Phone 102 Restricting Calls 99 .
Un point important après l'achat de l'appareil (ou même avant l'achat) est de lire le manuel d'utilisation. Nous devons le faire pour quelques raisons simples:
Si vous n'avez pas encore acheté Samsung SCH-r351 c'est un bon moment pour vous familiariser avec les données de base sur le produit. Consulter d'abord les pages initiales du manuel d'utilisation, que vous trouverez ci-dessus. Vous devriez y trouver les données techniques les plus importants du Samsung SCH-r351 - de cette manière, vous pouvez vérifier si l'équipement répond à vos besoins. Explorant les pages suivantes du manuel d'utilisation Samsung SCH-r351, vous apprendrez toutes les caractéristiques du produit et des informations sur son fonctionnement. Les informations sur le Samsung SCH-r351 va certainement vous aider à prendre une décision concernant l'achat.
Dans une situation où vous avez déjà le Samsung SCH-r351, mais vous avez pas encore lu le manuel d'utilisation, vous devez le faire pour les raisons décrites ci-dessus,. Vous saurez alors si vous avez correctement utilisé les fonctions disponibles, et si vous avez commis des erreurs qui peuvent réduire la durée de vie du Samsung SCH-r351.
Cependant, l'un des rôles les plus importants pour l'utilisateur joués par les manuels d'utilisateur est d'aider à résoudre les problèmes concernant le Samsung SCH-r351. Presque toujours, vous y trouverez Troubleshooting, soit les pannes et les défaillances les plus fréquentes de l'apparei Samsung SCH-r351 ainsi que les instructions sur la façon de les résoudre. Même si vous ne parvenez pas à résoudre le problème, le manuel d‘utilisation va vous montrer le chemin d'une nouvelle procédure – le contact avec le centre de service à la clientèle ou le service le plus proche.
