Motorola WX180 Bedienungsanleitung

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Caution: Beforeusing yourphone forthe firsttime, pleaseread the

important informationlegaland safety

1Your mobile..........................................

1.1 Keys

Navigation key

Confirm anoption (pressthe middleof thekey)

Access “”in “”TemplatesMessages (1)

(long keypressin mainscreen)

Accessfavorite contact(s)(2) (long keypressinmainscreen)

Pick up

Send acall

Access callmemory (Redial)(short keypress)

Switch on/Switchoff thetelephone

(long keypress)

End call

Return tothe mainscreen

Left softkey

Right softkey

Access yourvoicemail (longkeypress)

In editmode

-Short keypress: accessthe languagelist

-Long keypress:enter zero

In Editmode:

-Short keypress: changeinput methods

-Long keypress:access theSymbols table

From mainscreen

-Short keypress: #

-Long keypress: activate/deactivatethe vibrator

In editmode:

-Short keypress:(space)

-Long keypress: adda word

9Tools........................

9.1 Organizer

Once you enter this menu from “”, there is a monthly-viewTools

calendar for youtokeep track ofimportant meetings, appointments,

etc. Dayswith eventsentered willbe markedin color.

9.2 Stopwatch

StopWatch is simple application for measuring time with possibility to

register severalresults andsuspend/resume measurement.

9.3 Alarm

Your mobilephone hasa built-inalarm clockwith asnooze feature.

9.4 Calculator

Holddown thekeyto getthedecimalpoint. Confirmwiththe

key orthe leftsoftkey.

9.5 Converter

Unit converterand Currencyconverter.

9.6My shortcuts

Accesstheshortcutsalready programmed.Toprogramme new

shortcuts: select “” if you want to createa quick accessMy shortcuts

to afunction, Directory,etc.

1.2Main screenicons

Battery chargelevel.

Vibration alert: your phone vibrates,but neither rings nor

beeps exceptfor thealarms.

Headset connected.

Call forwardingactivated: yourcalls areforwarded.

Alarm clockprogrammed.

Voicemail messagearrived.

FM radiois on.

Unanswered calls.

Roaming.

Line switching(3): indicates theselected line.

Shownonly inno ciphering mode while calling,sending/

receiving SMS.

Level ofnetwork reception.

(1)(2) Silence mode:your phoneneither rings, beeps norvibrates

except forthe alarms.

M

essage unread.

Keypad locked

Stopwatch isactive

Ringtone alert

Vibration andringtone alert

2Getting started............

Caution: See battery use& safetyinformation.

2.1 Set-up

Removing andinstalling theback cover

Installing andremoving thebattery

Inserting andremoving theSIM Card

Place the SIM card with the chip facing downwards and slide it into its

housing. Make sure thatit iscorrectlyinserted.

To removethe card,press itand slideit out.

2.2Power onyour phone

Hold downthekey until thephone powerson.

2.3Power offyour phone

Hold downthekey from themain screen.

10 Games................

Your phonemay includesome games.

10.1Game settings

It allows you tomanage settings, in whichyou may set background

music andvibration alert.

11 FMradio (1), (2)......

Your phone is equipped with an FM radio with RDS functionality. You

can use the application as a traditional FMradio with automatic tuning

and savedchannelsor withparallel visualinformationrelated tothe

radio programonthedisplay, ifyoutuneto stationsthatofferVisual

Radio service.You canlisten toit whilerunning otherapplications.

3Calls ..............................

3.1Making acall

Dial the desirednumber then pressthekey to placethe call. If

you makea mistake, youcan deletethe incorrectdigits by pressingthe

right softkey.

To hangup thecall, pressthekey.

Making anemergency call

If your phoneis covered bythe network, dial emergencynumber and

press thekey tomake an emergency call.This works even

without a SIM card and withouttyping thePIN code orunlocking the

keypad.

3.2Calling yourvoicemail(1)

To accessyour voicemail,hold downthekey.

3.3Receiving acall

When you receive an incoming call,press thekey to talkand

then hangup usingthekey.

3.4Available functionsduring thecall

During acall, you can useyour directory,short messages, etc. without

losing yourcorrespondent.

4Call register..........

4.1Call memory

You canaccess your callmemory bypressing thekey fromthe

main screen.

4.2My numbers

Type inor modifyyour telephonenumberor thenumber toaccess

your voicemailand confirmby pressing. Yourtelephone number

is usuallywritten onyour SIMcard.

4.3 Billing

You canaccess differentitems withthis option:Amount, Duration.

4.4Call settings

You can access a number of items with this option:

Callwaiting, Call forwarding,Call barring, Answermode, Auto

redial…

4.5Call control (1)

The menu serves you the dual purposes of costmonitoring and

controllingduringa callbythesettingsof“” and“By costBy

duration”.

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( 1)WX160 only.

(2) WX180 only.

(3) Depending onyour networkoperator.

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5Directory................

5.1Consulting yourdirectory

To accessthe fromthe main screen,press thekey anddirectory

select theicon fromthe menu.

5.2Creating afile

Select thedirectory inwhich youwish tocreate a file,pressthe

“” softkey,select “” then.OptionsCreate file

Note: Maximum length of the fieldName in the Phone Bookis 16

characters except if somenational characters(UCS2) are usedin

which casethe lengthis 7.

6Messages ................

6.1Create message

From the main menu select “” tocreate text message. YouMessages

can typea message, andyou're also able toinsert apre-defined

message from“”.While writinga message, selectTemplates

“” toaccessall themessagingoptions. Youcansave yourOptions

messages thatyou sendoften to“”.Drafts

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(1)

Contact yournetwork operatorto checkservice availability.

(1) Thequality of the radio depends on the coverage of the radio

station inthat particulararea.

(2) A compatible headset modelAP1701AE7X3 needs to be attached

to thedevice forproper functionality.

Prolonged exposure tomusicat fullvolume onthe music

playermay damagethe listener'shearing.Set yourphone

volume safely.Use onlythe recommendedheadphones

(1) Depending onyour networkoperator.(1) WX160 only.

(2) WX180 only.

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Left softkey

Pick up/Sendcall

Call memory

Voicemail

Lock/Unlock

Right softkey

Switch on/

Switch off

End call

Vibration alert

Navigation key (1) :

Menu/Confirm anoption

Messages

Directory

FM radio

Alarm

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(1) Depending onyour networkoperator.

WX160

WX180

WX160 WX180

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WX160/ WX180

7Display (1) ................

7.1 Wallpaper

The wallpaperis displayedwhen youswitch onyour telephone.

7.2Power On/Off(3)

You cancustomiseyour welcomeanimationor imagethatappears

when youswitch onyour phone.

You can alsocustomise your OFF screenwith an image oranimation.

7.3 Brightness

You mayadjust black levelwith respect toLCD display bypressing the

key.

8Settings ..................

Fromthe main screen, selectthe icon menuandselectthe

function of your choice in order tocustomiseyour telephone:

Display (2)

, Clock,Keys, Dictionary,More settings...

12 Profiles ................

With this menu,you may personalise ringtones for differentevents

and environments.

13 Latin input mode......

To writemessages, thereare twowriting methods:

-Normal: this mode allows youto type a textby choosing a letteror

a sequence of charactersassociated witha key. Press the key

severaltimesuntilthe desiredletterishighlighted.Whenyou

release thekey thehighlight characteris insertedinto thetext.

-Predictive withthe Zimode: this modespeeds up thewriting of

your text.Writethe word bypressing akey betweenandand

. Pressthe key onceand theword willbe modified eachtime

you pressa key.Asyou goon, theword willkeep changing.

Example: For“”, presson thefollowing keys:Tomorrow

,,= Too->-> tomorrow

-key inedit mode

Short keypress:access thelanguage list

Long keypress:enter zero

(1) WX160 only.

(2) WX180 only.

(3) Depending onthe model.

English-CJB3130ALAAA

Legal and Safety..................

• BatteryUse &Safety

Important:Handle andstore batteriesproperlyto avoid

injury or damage.Most battery issues arise from improper handling

of batteries, and particularlyfrom the continued use ofdamaged

batteries.

DON'Ts

• Don'tdisassemble, crush, puncture,shred orotherwise

attempt tochange theform ofyour battery.

• Don'tlet the phoneor batterycome incontact with

water. Watercan getinto thephone's circuits,leading to

corrosion. Ifthe phoneand/or batteryget wet,have themchecked

by yourcarrier orcontact Motorola,even ifthey appearto be

working properly.

• Don'tallow the batteryto touchmetal objects.If metal

objects, suchas jewellery,stay inprolonged contactwith the

battery contactpoints, thebattery couldbecome veryhot.

• Don'tplace your batterynear aheat source.Excessive heat

can damagethe phoneor thebattery. Hightemperatures cancause

the batteryto swell,leak ormalfunction. Therefore:

• not Dodry awet ordamp batterywith anappliance orheat

source, suchas ahair dryeror microwaveoven.

• Avoidleaving yourphone inyour car inhigh temperatures.

DOs

• Doavoid dropping thebattery orphone. Dropping these

items, especiallyon ahard surface,can potentiallycause damage.

• Docontact your serviceprovider orMotorola ifyour

phone orbattery hasbeen damagedby beingdropped or

by hightemperatures.

Important: Use MotorolaOriginalproductsforquality

assurance andsafeguards. To aid consumers inidentifying

authentic Motorola batteriesfrom non-original or counterfeit

batteries (thatmay nothaveadequate safetyprotection),Motorola

provides holograms on itsbatteries. Consumers should confirmthat

any batterythey purchasehas a"Motorola Original"hologram.

Note: Somemobile phones maycontain a non Motorola-branded

batterywithouta hologramwhenpurchased. Thosebatteries are

designedfor usewith your phone.If areplacement is needed,and a

Motorola-branded battery isnot available,only the typeand model

that camewith yourphone arerecommended foruse.

Important: Refer to Motorola's warranty for details of coverage and

exclusions.

Warning: Useof an improperbattery orcharger may presenta risk

of fire,explosion, leakageor otherhazard.

Proper andsafebatterydisposal andrecycling:Proper battery

disposalis not only importantfor safety, it also benefitsthe

environment. Consumers mayrecycle their used batteries inmany

retail orservice provider locations.Additional informationon proper

disposal andrecycling maybe foundon theWeb:

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www.motorola.com/recycling

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www.rbrc.org/call2recycle/

(in Englishonly)

Disposal: Promptlydispose of used batteries in

accordancewithlocal regulations.Contactyourlocal

recyclingcentre ornationalrecyclingorganisationsfor

more informationon howto disposeof batteries.

Warning: Never dispose ofbatteriesin a fire because theymay

explode.

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Notes for charging your phone's battery:

• When charging your battery, keep it near room temperature.

Never expose batteries to temperatures below 0°C (32°F) or

above 45°C (113°F) when charging.

• New batteries are not fully charged.

• New batteries or batteries stored for a long time may take more

time to charge.

• Motorola batteries and charging systems have circuitry that

protects the battery from damage from overcharging.

• If your battery is fully discharged, the phone may not display a

charging indicator during the first 5~15 minutes whilst charging.

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